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midlevel

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mid·lev·el  (mdlvl)
n.
The middle stage or level, as in a series, course of action, or career.
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Beginning with the midlevel midwife is a first but very important step in achieving the end goal of having a midwife in every health delivery point in Lao.
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the Government Accountability office is contemplating solutions to three apparent problems: the retiring workforce is leaving gaps in institutional knowledge and technical skills; Agencies have few midlevel staff to pass down knowledge and skills to less experienced workers; And agencies face difficulties in attracting enough well-qualified staff to replace retiring workers.
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Electronics giant Panasonic kicked off its campaign in February, asking 10,000 midlevel and senior managers to spend at least $1,050 on its products by July 31.
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