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Moonlighting
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Moonlighting
A popular term for working at a 2nd job after regular working hours—i.e., ‘by moonlight’
moonlighting
Physician income An Americanism, for working at a 2nd job after regular working hrs–ie, 'by moonlight'. See Libby Zion, Medical school debt, 405 Regulations.
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