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What is a seat? At almost all law firms you'll spend time in several different departments during your training to become a solicitor. At most firms you'll spend four six-month periods in four different departments, at others it'll be six four-month periods. A few have more unusual bespoke arrangements. Each of these periods is known as a "seat" because historically it was exactly that: a chair in the office of a more senior lawyer who supervised you. Rest assured: these days you'll get a desk and computer to work on too. (first/second/third/fourth-seat trainee  chambersstudent.co.uk LadaP) |
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Society For Enlightenment And Transformation |
| abbr., avia. |
self evaluation and test; site equipment acceptance test |
| abbr., ed. |
Special Education Assistive Technology |
| abbr., ed., scient. |
The School Of Engineering And Advanced Technology |
| abbr., mil. |
Single Engine Air Tanker |
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status evaluation and test; system end around test |
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Stock Exchange Alternative Tracking Service (dimock) |
| abbr., econ. |
Stock Exchange Alternative Trading Service |
| abbr., fin. |
stock exchange alternative trading system |
| abbr., securit. |
Security Exchange Alternative Trade System |
| abbr., st.exch. |
Stock Exchange Automated Trading Service |
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System Engineering Advisory Team |
| abbr., space |
site-equipment acceptance test |
