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Meanings of recruit more in English

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Usage of recruit more in English
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It will thus be possible to recruit more international doctors and nurses.
The South African
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Publishers including NZME are all trying to recruit more subscribers right now.
Radio NZ
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They may have to recruit more carefully and change other longstanding habits.
Reuters
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Some ran away briefly to recruit more nestmate soldiers to the spot.
Anthill: a novel
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Noonan said the department is trying to recruit more women and minorities.
Reuters
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He paused for a minute to scrutinize the prospective recruit more closely.
How To Write Special Feature Articles / A Handbook for Reporters...
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Since then, 5 Live has made an effort to recruit more women.
The Guardian
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Ms Coley said the DHB was working to recruit more staff.
Radio NZ
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Underlying the course is the need to recruit more women into the military.
Radio NZ
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It has 40 editors globally, and is looking to recruit more.
Reuters
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We recruit more drum-majors than prime ministers from among these people.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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Mexican Health Minister Jorge Alcocer said the country needed to recruit more doctors rapidly.
Reuters
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The government has also tried to recruit more women into the police and military.
Reuters
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Mr Latianara says the Youth Build will hopefully recruit more heavily relied upon volunteers.
Radio NZ
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The industry has traditionally attracted more men but is trying to recruit more women.
The Guardian
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We're so pleased with your performance that we would like to recruit more Freemen.
Mentats of Dune
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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