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junior status

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Noun1.junior status - in a junior position
subordinateness, subsidiarity - secondary importance
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AACC also worked with four-year institutions to make sure ISS graduates who wish to continue their education could transfer with junior status.
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When he eventually made his way into the changing room that afternoon after savouring the moment, he was given a standing ovation but - to remind him of his junior status in the ranks - the then 18-year-old was also the subject of some serious leg pulling.
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Childhood in late imperial Chinese culture was merely another form of junior status, like being a student or a subordinate in any social interaction.
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