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The workshop was full of young aspirants eager to break into the fashion industry.aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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As a young aspirant to political office, she spent years volunteering on campaigns and studying public policy.aspirant = someone hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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Men insist that they don't mind women succeeding so long as they retain their “femininity”. Yet the qualities that men consider “feminine” timidity, submissiveness, obedience, silliness, and self-debasement—are the very qualities best guaranteed to assure the defeat of even the most gifted aspirant. (source)
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His unbroken national interscholastic mile record stands as a challenge to the aspirants of the (Ginger Cup). (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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At eighteen hundred feet in the air, the large aircraft began to cruise and prepare to offload its twenty aspirants. (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve something
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As you know, this is the first time we've broadcast an Aspirant session. (source)Aspirant = of someone hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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To be chosen as an Aspirant for the Trials is to be granted the greatest honor the Empire has to offer. (source)Aspirant = someone hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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He had always opposed my militant flippancy about the plebe system, and I knew it would offend him deeply to see it directed at newly ordained aspirants to the invigorating rituals of that system.† (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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First, all the sugar must be chewed out of Mexican gum, then the bartender gives a few slips of paper to the aspirant, who writes either a proverb or a sentimental remark on the strip. (source)aspirant = people hoping to achieve something
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Kat, I hear some aspirants for the frying-pan over there.† (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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No demon lord or aspirant shall invade these, lands or harm its inhabitants under pain of death. (source)aspirant = someone hoping to achieve something
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Under big awnings the aspirants to food wait their turn, aligned along the curbs of streets gaping and sizzling in the fires of noon.† (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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The first precaution of any aspirant for the Presidency is to make sure of his own state and section; and Webster knew that his speech would send echoes of denunciation leaping from Mount Mansfield to Monamoy Light.† (source)aspirant = someone hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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And so low had been her social state until very recently that she had not been able to come in contact with anything better than butcher and baker boys—the rather commonplace urchins and small job aspirants of her vicinity.† (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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The preliminary meditations of the aspirant detach his mind and sentiments from the accidents of life and drive him to the core.† (source)aspirant = someone hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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He said it was quite time she was walking out; he told Philip that she was very proud, and would have nothing to do with aspirants to that honour who lined up at the door, two by two, outside the Sunday school and craved the honour of escorting her home.† (source)aspirants = people hoping to achieve recognition or advancement
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