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Definition
the term during which some position is held;
or: the right to hold property; part of an ancient hierarchical system of holding lands;
or: giving or describing permanent employment to
or: the right to hold property; part of an ancient hierarchical system of holding lands;
or: giving or describing permanent employment to
- This would be her first big trial as a superior court judge, the one that set a tone for the rest of her tenure on the bench.Part 1 (17% in)
- But he also knew that every eye in the Connecticut Valley was on him-maybe even in the whole Northeast-and that he was up for tenure at Sterling.Part 1 (29% in)
- For not getting a tenured position at Sterling College?Part 1 (62% in)
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