YTS
Britishabbreviation
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“I think that’s something that I didn’t necessarily feel as an athlete, that I felt was a little bit lacking, and I get a little bit of that sense doing YTS.”
From Los Angeles Times
Darren Slater started repairing shoes as a 16-year-old YTS trainee.
From BBC
Beauchamp, who first signed as a YTS trainee in 1987 and was a ball boy at Oxford's League Cup final win over QPR at Wembley in 1986, was released by the U's in June 2002 after developing a career-threatening toe injury - and he never played professional football again.
From BBC
Matt Le Tissier joined Southampton on a YTS contract in 1985 and stayed at the Saints until 2002.
From BBC
The VA's announcement came as its health system saw coronavirus-related deaths rise more than 80 percent over one week and yts registry for veterans who believe they were made sick from burn pit exposure reached a record 200,000 signatories.
From Fox News
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