<Entry xmlns="urn:NEID" xmlns:d="urn:NEID" level="20" proforma="trades_professions"><DEnt><HwdGp><HWD>machinist</HWD></HwdGp><FwkSenCnt><POS code="n"/><LabelGp><DOMAIN label="ind"/></LabelGp><MEANING> person employed to operate a machine </MEANING><ExCnt><EX>On leaving school , he went into Dad's factory and trained as a <b>machinist</b> .
</EX></ExCnt><ExCnt><EX>He said those being asked to leave -- mainly <b>machinists</b> -- were not suited to the industry .
</EX></ExCnt><ExCnt><EX> Both left school at fourteen : my father to work as a butcher 's messenger boy , my mother to learn machining in a shirt factory . She worked as a <b>machinist</b>until she married my father in 1946 and chose never to have a job again </EX></ExCnt><FwkStrCnt><STRN code="N_mod"/><ExCnt><EX>He is a wood <b>machinist</b> by trade and runs his own timber business in Dublin .
</EX></ExCnt><ExCnt><EX>Eighty-five percent are women , all highly-skilled sewing <b>machinists</b> .
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