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recruit

[ri-kroot] / rɪˈkrut /




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In the 1920s, Paul Carhart, the managing editor, began recruiting specialists to write definitions in rapidly evolving technical fields.

From The Wall Street Journal

At one point it was reported that equipment was so scarce that recruits were training with broom handles instead of rifles.

From BBC

Law firms will now try to recruit a class of litigants who lost money on their Super Micro shares to join the federal lawsuit.

From Barron's

At the Glasgow event, Sarwar unveiled plans to recruit 2,000 specialist teachers to help children who have fallen behind in literacy and numeracy catch up, as well as an additional 1,500 classroom assistants.

From BBC

The company also confirmed to Barron’s that it was laying off several hundred workers in its sales, recruiting, and virtual reality divisions.

From Barron's