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Which of this is correct?
1) Since then, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
2) Since then, he has worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
3) Since then, he had worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
Assuming he is not longer working in either company.
1) Since then, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
2) Since then, he has worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
3) Since then, he had worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
Assuming he is not longer working in either company.
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If he no longer works for either company, this is the clearest expression: After that, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
- If he no longer works for either company, this is the clearest expression: After that, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
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If he no longer works for either company, this is the clearest expression:
After that, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
After that, he worked in a local government research institute and an overseas biopharmaceutical plant.
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