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Occupation termination phrase

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Posted Tuesday, July 17, 2007 - Post #18558
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Thanks for this. Works OK.
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Posted Tuesday, July 17, 2007 - Post #18548
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Thanks for reporting this. In fact some of the English phrases would be better reworded too. I have attached a couple of revised skin files with a solution to this.

I have separated the termination sentence from the the 'PhOccupation' phrase and added new phrases in the Dictionary for each of the termination reasons. <PhJT_Fired T="{ &#32;}{\U}{0} was fired{1}."/> This will allow positioning of the components as required.

I'll add these to the next release.

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Posted Monday, July 16, 2007 - Post #18531
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In some cases the reason for termination looks like "was promoted" or "was fired". For the German version I have to put the date in between and not after the termination, like "he was {narrative date} fired" > "er wurde am 11ten Januar 1920 entlassen".
Thanks for looking into this.


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