Staffs
Britishabbreviation
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When I worked at the BBC half a lifetime ago, like all staffs at large, public institutions, we had some good gags in corporate self-deprecation.
“Two good teams with two good staffs that are familiar with each other,” Rams tight end Tyler Higbee said in explaining the tight nature of the matchup, “and then you throw the rivalry part into it.”
From Los Angeles Times
From professional-services firms to technology companies, employers are pushing their staffs to learn generative AI and integrate programs like ChatGPT, Gemini or customized company-specific tools into their work.
There are few coaching staffs more impressive than the one put together by Shanahan.
From Los Angeles Times
Political figures didn’t want to just close every park outright, so they have kept many open with skeletal staffs and reduced services.
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