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Does this sentence make sense?
Can "succeeding" and "employment" be used in this context:
Succeeding Walmart I began employment at Costco, where I am currently employed.
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And can "subsequently" and "began work at" be used in this context:
Subsequently after Walmart I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed.
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Succeeding Walmart I began employment at Costco, where I am currently employed.
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And can "subsequently" and "began work at" be used in this context:
Subsequently after Walmart I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed.
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Succeeding Walmart I began employment at Costco, where I am currently employed. -- 'Succeeding' is unusual there. After Walmart, I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed .
- Succeeding Walmart I began employment at Costco, where I am currently employed.
- -- 'Succeeding' is unusual there.
- After Walmart, I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed .
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Succeeding Walmart I began employment at Costco, where I am currently employed.-- 'Succeeding' is unusual there.
After Walmart, I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed.
After Walmart, I began work at Costco, where I am currently employed.
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