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- noun Plural form of
completer .
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Examples
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The college produced 239 technology-related "completers" - students who earned an associate degree, certificate or continuing education credits - in 2009, the report said.
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Average weight loss for the protein group was 23 percent higher than the food-pyramid group, with 31 percent of "completers" in the protein group losing more of than 10 percent of their initial body weight versus 21 percent of the food-pyramid group.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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Average weight loss for the protein group was 23 percent higher than the food-pyramid group, with 31 percent of "completers" in the protein group losing more of than 10 percent of their initial body weight versus 21 percent of the food-pyramid group.
unknown title 2009
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Non-completers are a group that much of the higher education community had ignored.
NVCC has role in college-completion campaign Daniel de Vise 2010
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It would be useful if Banerjee could figure out a way to compare the productivity of primary school only completers with the marginal productivity of college graduates As they were educated the year after completing primary school.
Page One of My Next Book, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Approximately 95% of our 8th grade completers nationwide finish high school and over 85% enroll in college.
Whitney Tilson: Do Schools Matter? Whitney Tilson 2011
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Approximately 95% of our 8th grade completers nationwide finish high school and over 85% enroll in college.
Whitney Tilson: Do Schools Matter? Whitney Tilson 2011
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Another is Project Win-Win, initiated by the Institute for Higher Education Policy in the District to identify "near-completers" and help them finish their studies.
NVCC has role in college-completion campaign Daniel de Vise 2010
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Approximately 95% of our 8th grade completers nationwide finish high school and over 85% enroll in college.
Whitney Tilson: Do Schools Matter? Whitney Tilson 2011
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Approximately 95% of our 8th grade completers nationwide finish high school and over 85% enroll in college.
Whitney Tilson: Do Schools Matter? Whitney Tilson 2011
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