Definitions
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- noun computing Practice of always using references instead of copies of equal objects.
- verb Present participle of
intern .
Etymologies
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Examples
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When looking to the idea of interning or practical experience gathering before someone goes out into the world and meets with real live clients to do changework beyond the simple induction and suggestion, then supervised hours are a worthy goal.
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When looking to the idea of interning or practical experience gathering before someone goes out into the world and meets with real live clients to do changework beyond the simple induction and suggestion, then supervised hours are a worthy goal.
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Romney will be sneaky dirty ---- one of the Fox commentators picked up on what I did --- we cannot have Hillary "interning" at the white house.
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Romney had an interesting line --- he said we don't want Hillary "interning" in the white house.
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Tell me you've read Bill Buford's article in the New Yorker, about "interning" as a butcher in Tuscany?
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However, I've been told by Career Services firms will not hire anyone without any legal experience, such as interning, clerking ... making copies.
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Whether it's by donating, partnering, interning, volunteering, or learning more about organizations that specialize in the cause, we must stand behind these courageous men and women who fight to end exploitation and trafficking in their communities.
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Whether it's by donating, partnering, interning, volunteering, or learning more about organizations that specialize in the cause, we must stand behind these courageous men and women who fight to end exploitation and trafficking in their communities.
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Whether it's by donating, partnering, interning, volunteering, or learning more about organizations that specialize in the cause, we must stand behind these courageous men and women who fight to end exploitation and trafficking in their communities.
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She'd been interning at Watermill for the last couple weeks, but "don't worry, she's home by 5 p.m.," Mr. Lane said.
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