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blazed trails
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00 Robinson is used to 01 b 00 blazing trails 02 b 00 . In the 1960s she was one of the rare women among those receiving Ph.D.s in microbiology at MIT, and later studied retroviruses as a fellow at UC, Berkeley. She married and spent the next ten years raising her three sons in the Bay Area. But divorce threw her into the job market in 1978, and she moved her family to Massachusetts to study cancer-causing viruses at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, which had just settled a gender-discrimination lawsuit. "They needed a woman, and I needed a job," she says. 01 h2
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00 Robinson is used to 01 b 00 blazing trails 02 b 00 . In the 1960s she was one of the rare women among those receiving Ph.D.s in microbiology at MIT, and later studied retroviruses as a fellow at UC, Berkeley. She married and spent the next ten years raising her three sons in the Bay Area. But divorce threw her into the job market in 1978, and she moved her family to Massachusetts to study cancer-causing viruses at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, which had just settled a gender-discrimination lawsuit. "They needed a woman, and I needed a job," she says. 01 h2
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00 used to blazing trails = used to be pioneering works? 0-Top answer
0 To blaze a trial - to be one of the first people to do something 0-
- 0 To blaze a trial - to be one of the first people to do something 0-
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0 To blaze a trial - to be one of the first people to do something 0-
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