Interns [noun]

Netea’s introduction to trained immunity came in 2010, when a student intern in his lab was studying how vaccines shape the immune response.

I was her first intern, but I learned very quickly that I don’t want to be a politician.

I was her first intern when she was elected to the House in 2010 when we had all those kind of Tea Party conservatives swept in.

Then he wrote Elliott a fan letter and asked to be his unpaid intern.

Plus, our intern Kate Nucci will discuss her latest story about how a century-old law allows police to punish people on the streets of San Diego for speech they don’t like.

Even interns have been based abroad as last semester the agency had an intern based in Scotland.

Curious that we are not allowed to intern these people; but the French authorities object.

Our fears coming uppermost, we gave voice to them: "Intern?"

Carin lvissim, transvers semicylindric; parte superiori liber prominente, intern aut plan aut crist centrali instruct.

Carin parte superiori liber prominente, et crist centrali, intern, longitudinali instruct.