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elimination

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A quick definition of elimination:

Term: ELIMINATION

Definition: Elimination means getting rid of something or someone. In history, it was used to describe the act of banishing or kicking someone out of a place. It's like saying "you're not welcome here anymore."

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The act of banishing or turning out of doors; rejection.

Examples:

  • After losing the game, the team faced elimination from the tournament.
  • The company's new policy led to the elimination of several positions.
  • During the competition, the judges used elimination rounds to narrow down the contestants.

The examples illustrate how elimination involves removing something or someone from a particular situation or group. In the first example, the team is eliminated from the tournament, meaning they are no longer able to participate. In the second example, positions are eliminated, meaning they are no longer needed or available. In the third example, contestants are eliminated from the competition, meaning they are no longer in the running to win. Overall, elimination involves a form of rejection or exclusion.

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starfishies
11:50
i fully expect to change my career again but i think its just cause i dont like any jobs lol
starfishies
11:51
teaching is not it guys
babycat
11:55
I used to sub teach and it was pretty fun but I was always in elementary school
babycat
11:56
high school seems crazy
if teachers made any money i'd be teacher i like working with kids but also w the way the education system is now it's so disincentivizing (also you're broke)
high schoolers genuinely can't write like. physically pen on paper it's so bad
i was a TA and it was genuinely insane any sense of like manners or how to act in an academic setting has gone down the drain
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:02
Im a leader for a youth group and seeing how parents act I could only imagine being a teacher
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:03
I loved my last job, current job is okay but super boring and no meaning. Law should be pretty chill
JumpySubsequentDolphin
12:03
i used to work w kids and one time one of them asked me if I could tell them what the n word is
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:04
The kids around me will say brainrot
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:05
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HopefullyInLawSchool
12:05
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starfishies
12:06
i taught middle school and high school... do anything else!
starfishies
12:07
and my kids actually liked me! cant imagine if they dont
babycat
12:07
the kids in elementary school were saying gyatt can you imagine
babycat
12:07
our poor children
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:07
The kids I help with are 11-18, its always interesting to see how they change (or dont)
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:10
But really I hold parents responsible, parents really determine 90% of what their child is like. Especially the younger children
12:13
rise and shine bitches
12:14
@jackfrost11770: the money is in extorting tutor payments from rich parents
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:14
@EvolBunny: we feelin a crash out today?
12:14
"oh no, little jonny may have his college options limited with a b in math, but for 200 per hour i promose i can get him an A (: "
snow
12:14
congrats on tech hopeful!
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
Thank you!! @snow
snow
12:15
we may be classmates lol
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
:()
12:15
even more cows to milk at high end private schools
snow
12:15
but its still really early in the cycle!
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
i wish there's emojis
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