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Professor
A member of the faculty at an institution of higher learning who has attained its highest possible academic rank and possesses special knowledge in an occupation requiring special skills
professor
Academia A member of the faculty at an institution of higher learning who has attained its highest possible academic rank, who possesses special knowledge in an occupation requiring special skills. See 'Chair.'. Cf, Lecturer
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In 1959, the university rewarded him with a personal chair.
Professor Thomas Cecil Gray by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Professor Frost holds a Personal Chair in History at La Trobe University, Melbourne.
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Your personal chair will then be taken down the stairs to the cargo area of the plane.
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