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 \nThere are more female engineers these days than twenty years  \nago.  \nFirefighters can spend a long time clearing up after a fire.  \nLanguages are useful if you’re a flight attendant.  \nThe gardener was mowing the lawn when it started to rain.  \nI need to go to the hairdresser.  \nFamous people are sometimes suspicious of journalists.  \nThe judge ordered them to stop arguing.  \n[aptisonline.com](aptisonline.com)  \nlawyer (n)  \nlibrarian (n)  \nnanny (n)  \nnurse (n)  \nphotographer (n)  \nplumber (n)  \npolice officer (n)  \npolitician (n)  \nreceptionist (n)  \nscientist (n)  \nsecretary (n)  \nshop assistant (n)  \nsurgeon (n)  \nteacher (n)  \nvet (n)  \nWaiter (n)  \nWaitress (n)  \nCareer  \napply for a job (v)  \nget a job (v)  \n[aptisonline.com](aptisonline.com)  \nWe’ll have to pay for a good lawyer.  \nThe librarian told them to be quiet.  \nHe was brought up by a nanny.  \nNurses should be paid more.  \nThere were lots of photographers at the event.  \nYou can earn quite a lot of money as a plumber. 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