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“…a high number of strong applicants…”

Published 3 March 2008 Academia , General 1 Comment
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Well, I’m not waiting anymore. Unfortunately, “not waiting anymore” <> “receiving good news” in this case.  I will be a presumptive (that is, a wannabe) for a little while longer, it seems. Sigh.

Ever wonder just what it’s gonna take to get a break?

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