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Land A Job

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Land A Job - to get a job; to be hired for a job

I hope I land a job soon. I need to pay my bills.

Did you land a job yet?

My father landed a job 20 years ago, and he is still working there.

I hope that I can land a job at the factory.

It is very hard to land a job during the pandemic.

Do you think that you will land a job soon?

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Limited Budget

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Look High And Low

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Learn The Ropes

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Lose Out

Lose It

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