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licentiate
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licentiate /li·cen·ti·ate/ (li-sen´she-at) one holding a license from an authorized agency giving the right to practice a particular profession.
licentiate
a person holding a license from an authorized agency entitling him/her to practice a particular profession.
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The Journal of the IRI went so far as to publish Licentiateship Examination questions in their April 1968 and October 1970 issues.
Are we educating our technologists correctly? (Viewpoint) by Hertz, Daniel L. / Rubber World
Undergraduates can earn a diploma in industrial studies and apply for status as Chartered Chemist and Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, for a licentiateship of the Royal Society of Chemistry, or can become chartered engineers.
Rubber education: a short history, a long future by Ewers, David / Rubber World
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