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Meanings of recruiting more in English

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Usage of recruiting more in English
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The consequences of recruiting more pre-adipocytes may then increase PCa cell invasion.
Pubmed
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And we know they've been recruiting more, and adding to them ever since.
Mortal Allies
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Five of them involved recruiting more African-American staffers, spokespeople, and candidates.
Ebony
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The biggest hindrance to recruiting more Solomon Islanders is in the airfare costs.
Radio NZ
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One of the major challenges was recruiting more black adopters.
The Guardian
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She went on to pressure her college into recruiting more black students and staff.
BBC
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He said they were working on recruiting more drivers.
News.com.au
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OLIO is recruiting more volunteers to carry on the work, should existing ones get sick.
Reuters
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This means recruiting more female candidates, along with Bame and LGBT people, and candidates with disabilities.
The Guardian
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However, he is not actively recruiting more patients.
The Irish Times
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As well as recruiting more shoppers, PayPal also says it plans to enlist more MENA-based merchants.
Reuters
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Haitong International is also recruiting more sales personnel in Singapore, where it opened a subsidiary last year.
Reuters
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No wonder Liverpool's cabinet member for children's services, Barry Kushner, is recruiting more carers for the council.
The Guardian
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Mr Avery said the council was recruiting more qualified and experienced staff to cope with the increasing demand.
Radio NZ
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Sweeney said the company was recruiting more sales personnel to cover additional geographic territories within the United States.
Reuters
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Reaching out to more black adopters One of the major challenges we face is recruiting more black adopters.
The Guardian
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