More and more, new recruits are the children of old recruits.
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Female recruits typically have women drill instructors while men usually train male recruits.
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And on campus, our college recruits -- over 50% of the recruits we bring in are also women.
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Border Patrol officials say the agency recruits non-stop but cannot get the numbers of recruits it needs.
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The witness said he was forced to rape other recruits, and was raped himself by older recruits and staff.
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Lawful permanent resident "recruits will be assigned to initial entry training in the same manner as any other recruits," Lt. Col.
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They often ordered recruits to form a human wall to hide punishment from view or took recruits alone into the bathroom.
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"All recruits, including Mavni recruits, must meet the high standards and qualifications for military service," Major Gleason said in a statement.
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More and more, new recruits come from the same small number of counties and are the children of old recruits. Sgt.
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Currently all women recruits go through boot camp at Parris Island, SC, while male recruits either go there or to San Diego.
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The psychologists used 45 images of black college football recruits, and 45 images of white recruits, with their exact measurements on file.
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Last year it achieved its objective of 63,000 recruits but had to accept more than 1,000 Category IV recruits to do so.
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Changes for incoming recruits are afoot, as well, including increasing the number of permissible campus visits for recruits to 15 from five.
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Other recruits chimed in along the way, noting that A&M will probably lose more recruits in the immediate and distant future.
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The Navy added that there were no confirmed cases of the coronavirus among its recruits and that incoming recruits will be screened on arrival.
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"These concerns stem from the significant power disparity between DIs and recruits and the imperative of ensuring recruits know their rights," the letter says.
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The team also features top recruits other than the big-name sophomores, including Zaire Williams, one of the top uncommitted recruits in the senior class.
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MISTY J. POSEY, who commands female recruits at Parris Island, describing the ways their training in the Marines is similar to that of male recruits.
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The major said that stringent vetting of noncitizen recruits was vital, because some recruits in the Mavni program had been linked to foreign intelligence agencies.
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The new policy allows the military to grant waivers to transgender recruits, though the experiences of current recruits suggests that waivers may be difficult to get.
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Instead of simply just managing potential recruits inside a service, there was an opportunity to help manage potential recruits that hadn't yet applied to the company, Hennessy said.
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The program was extended when we found that these recruits had lower attrition rates than other recruits and, in particular, contributed invaluable language skills to Special Operations units.
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Recruits provided 'collateral' information, prosecutors say Nxivm, created by Raniere in 2003, exploited recruits "both sexually and for their labor, to the defendants' benefit," said US Attorney Richard DonoghUe.
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While recruiting them, the masters would insist the recruits provide information about themselves as "collateral," to encourage the recruits to keep information about DOS a secret, the affidavit said.
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As one report noted, Platoon 3042's senior drill instructor ''taught his subordinate drill instructors that in order to be successful at training recruits, they needed to 'hate recruits.
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The same month, a bombing targeting police recruits in the north-western town of Zliten killed about 60 recruits, the highest death toll from a single attack since the 2011 uprising.
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This can include founding an organization that recruits and trains candidates, similar to Emily's List, which recruits and trains women, and forming a political action committee to spend money on their behalf.
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But the commandant still wants to protect the important relationship between recruits and their drill instructors, he said this week, which has long been an argument for separating recruits during entry-level training.
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It recruits doctors locally, in each market where it operates.
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READ: Leaked ISIS documents reveal recruits' blood types, obedience levels
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NOW may be currently accruing a wave of new recruits.
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Fresh corporate recruits were expected to take up the game.
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And he made sure potential recruits knew the stakes upfront.
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Recruits must give up their families, property and worldly ties.
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In the meantime, the Shakers continue to look for recruits.
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Their recruits dashed to hospitals when someone needed a transfusion.
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They insist that adherence to law is drilled into recruits.
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In effect, NJT had plenty of time to attract recruits.
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Still, even the brainiest recruits have to master the basics.
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Successive defeats have made it harder to draw fresh recruits.
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The Islamic State makes slick memes to sway potential recruits.
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Its biggest appeal for recruits was the holding of territory.
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Osama bin Laden still recruits five years after his death.
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Recruiters use survival training to test recruits' fitness and ability.
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Then President Trump signed a directive banning transgender military recruits.
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One section of that questionnaire zeroes in on recruits' associations.
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The recruits were always bad, but they were getting worse.
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Read more: The US Army has struggled to get recruits.
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Narrator: Male and female recruits train together throughout basic training.
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And pension formulas are becoming less generous for newer recruits.
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Western Michigan's P.J. Fleck retweeted 22 recruits immediately after midnight.
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Transgender recruits have continued to join the military, as well.
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It was drilled into new recruits over and over again.
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Thai forest rangers and recruits in Ta Phraya National Park.
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Some of the recruits had never held a rifle before.
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He just marches through fashion, gathering recruits as he goes.
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To train nondegree recruits, the company created an apprenticeship program.
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If Congress fails to act, these recruits' permits will expire.
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The US Army implemented similar measures to screen its recruits.
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Many Mavni recruits have been airing their concerns on Facebook.
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Recruits who use this terminology are nodding to this history.
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The recruits did their best to root on their hero.
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"Sometimes we don't see any recruits for weeks," he said.
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"We use personal experiences to teach the recruits," said Coup.
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It's Batgirl who recruits Strix to the Birds of Prey.
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An even bigger change came in how it recruits drivers.
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She recruits, raises funds and spreads propaganda for the group.
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But increasingly, new recruits come from a small demographic group.
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Narrator: But for some recruits, the long wait creates anxiety.
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Recruits are being told to stay home and attack there.
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The fight will also attract a new generation of recruits.
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Three recruits had pledged to Chicago State for next season.
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The new recruits were ordered to perform hundreds of burpees.
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Choking recruits until they were gasping for air was common.
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She was removed after criticizing how female recruits were trained.
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The industry wears out employees very quickly and recruits nonstop.
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Platinum Executive Leaders, the highest level of leaders, can earn 8% commission off the sales of their first generation of recruits, all the way to 1% of the sales of their fifth-generation recruits.
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Potential recruits would face a rigorous set of physical, medical and mental conditions and the Pentagon could disqualify recruits with gender dysphoria or a past medical record of gender transition treatments, according to Eastburn.
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Regulations for transgender recruits require them to show that they have been mentally and physically stable for 18 months before enlisting; a similar standard is applied to recruits who have had other medical procedures.
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Notably, this year Army Secretary Mark Esper tightened the number of recruits the Army would accept from the lowest percentile of test scores and other quality measures, from 2000% of overall recruits to 282%.
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Yet, recruits still pay into it which begs the question: why are recruits still being encouraged to pay into a program created when Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom came out in theaters?
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Army recruits from Southern states are significantly less in shape than recruits from other parts of the country, a new study released this month found, and the disparity is becoming "disproportionately burdensome" on national security.
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That aggressive expansion has attracted fresh recruits from across North Africa.
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Thursday was the first day recruiters could make contact with recruits.
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He did not provide details of the number of new recruits.
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He delivers grim news about trucker health to the new recruits.
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They're always hunting for new recruits, so it's not that hard.
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Wall Street's "Lacrosse Mafia " recruits All-American players at staggering rates.
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Recruits must then take background checks and a physical fitness test.
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But in 2002 the army began admitting gay and bisexual recruits.
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But most unusual of all was the size of these recruits.
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Training new management recruits and investing in their careers is expensive.
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Ratchet up awareness, create heroes, draw more recruits to the caliphate.
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Hundreds of recruits flocked to the province each year, he said.
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Ms Jones works hard to find a diverse bunch of recruits.
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Should Hodeida fall, they could provide the coalition with fresh recruits.
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New recruits were first asked if they wanted a suicide mission.
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To top-tier GOP recruits, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and Rep.
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His nonprofit, Coaching4Change, recruits college students to mentor high school students.
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Boko Haram recruits child soldiers and uses schoolgirls as suicide bombers.
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The recruits from global banks brought valuable know-how with them.
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He absolutely recruits people whether they wanna be recruited or not.
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They calculated that desire for revenge might make them willing recruits.
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But the industry also brings in many young recruits, Chamberlain said.
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That said, the vetting process for MAVNI recruits was already stringent.
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Abu Musab al-Zarqawi still recruits a decade after his death.
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Almost half of the recruits that applied didn't make it through.
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In 2014 the government set new rules to protect underage recruits.
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As well as enjoying some support, IS commands expertise and recruits.
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New recruits will begin to receive the new pattern in 2017.
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Narrator: Once the Crucible is complete, these recruits officially become Marines.
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Narrator: Once inside, recruits are processed and assigned to their platoons.
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Narrator: Male recruits have been trained at Parris Island since 1915.
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Sityodtong says his company purposely recruits and employs competitors like this.
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Taco Bell recruits new hires with free food and "hiring parties."
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Whenever attrition threatened to thin the ranks, new recruits turned up.
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Since March, Rooklyn has attracted recruits from at least 10 nations.
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He told fellow recruits he needed to have a growth removed.
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"We are taking away the gang's lifeblood: new recruits," he said.
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Again, Stick really only recruits hot people to work for him.
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Nothing extraordinary, just potential recruits showcasing themselves for fans and coaches.
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Hadeel Abdulaziz AlRashed could be viewed as one of those recruits.
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That's the funny thing about recruits: They don't know any better.
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Official visits to campuses by recruits could not occur before Aug.
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Male recruits had proved largely inexpert in the work, Cobbs said.
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It was made into a video shown to all new recruits.
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They boarded a bus packed with other recruits bound for Pardubice.
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The exam serves as a pipeline to radicalization for new recruits.
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Misty J. Posey, who commands the female recruits at Parris Island.
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It wouldn't supply the Taliban with weapons, training and new recruits.
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Bevans recruits for MBA and PhD-level candidates from all industries.
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However, dozens of native-born recruits have been charged with terrorism.
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And some recruits say they are particularly invested in that talk.
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There was a flood of recruits for the anti-vaccination movement.
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The Army has been offering increased financial incentives to get recruits.
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Others refuse to parade with recruits from the village next door.
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He just moves on to the next recruits, the next group.
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New recruits enter the police academy with different backgrounds and biases.
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"Our big-name recruits in previous cycles haven't done so hot."
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MWRN then ensures the recruits do not pay any extra fees.
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Casualties included recruits and civilians, including a child, local sources said.
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Democrats face other potential primaries in states where they've landed recruits.
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MWRN then ensures the recruits do not pay any extra fees.
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The Pentagon will begin accepting transgender military recruits on Monday, Jan.
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Narrator: Before the recruits match up, two instructors provide an example.
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Transparency and pay equity resonate with many younger recruits, she said.
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The organization recruits and trains candidates and turns out women voters.
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And while a vaccine exists, it's available only to military recruits.
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At the academy, the recruits could grow beards, not wear turbans.
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Narrator: The recruits then wash their masks in barrels of water.
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" He added: "They're telling recruits, 'We're tackling challenging problems with data'.
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While some two-star recruits did outperform five-star recruits due to development, five-stars are much more likely to make it to the NFL, and to make a bigger impact before they ever get there.
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The Army, in Need of Recruits, Turns Focus to Liberal-Leaning Cities: Too few recruits are signing up from cities like Chicago and Seattle, so the Army is trying to frame enlistment as a patriotic detour.
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The Baltimore Sun reported the department was having trouble hiring more recruits.
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Most elite teams have elite recruits, but the Spartans are an exception.
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The military's drill sergeants and instructors are prohibited from hitting their recruits.
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Both recruits will report to Tier co-founder and CEO Lawrence Leuschner.
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He claims to have another 4,000 recruits who are ready for training.
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ISIS caters to its potential recruits in Russia with Russian language propaganda.
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Compensation concerns are causing police recruits and young officers to go elsewhere.
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Or they disregard supply-side expenditures, such as when Uber recruits drivers.
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The non-partisan organization recruits and trains women to run for office.
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They are also ideologically opposed to each other and compete for recruits.
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Military types complain that it is getting harder to find good recruits.
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Last year it had to raise the maximum age for new recruits.
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Many of their recruits come from just over the border in Pakistan.
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The Trump administration has also banned transgender recruits from joining the military.
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Washington (CNN)The military may not weed out recruits who used marijuana.
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Recruits head to Iran only when they are recommended for advanced training.
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Hell, Tony Stark recruits a freakin' high schooler off a YouTube video.
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And the distance from Silicon Valley became a draw for some recruits.
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In the meantime, the exams of recruits continued for months, she says.
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Mattis was facing a July 1 deadline for deciding on transgender recruits.
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He was attending a graduation ceremony for the recruits, the KDF said.
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Teenage recruits were dosed with amphetamines and shipped to the front; Navy
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Meanwhile, the Indonesian army continues to subject female recruits to virginity tests.
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Narrator: Recruits are trained in different styles of hand-to-hand combat.
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But commanders at Parris Island allowed the instructor to continue training recruits.
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Narrator: Recruits are given three chances to get someone on the line.
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The other is in San Diego, where only male recruits are trained.
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They have sanctuary in neighboring Pakistan and ample local recruits in Afghanistan.
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Bonuses for new recruits are paid out during their term of service.
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Other recruits come from across North and West Africa, Syria and Afghanistan.
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Narrator: Recruits learn control tactics used to detain and subdue an assailant.
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Credit checks and vision tests are also given high priority to recruits.
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Furthermore, they are radicalizing whites online, much as ISIS radicalizes its recruits.
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And in this case, it also makes recruits think they're being noticed.
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Retweeting recruits is new, but the reason behind it is anything but.
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There are "an estimated 10,000 immigrant recruits currently serving in the military."
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Alabama's latest group of hotshot recruits delivered on college football's biggest stage.
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Recruits now often want something more personal than a coach-player relationship.
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It recruits foster families in local churches, and trains and supports them.
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It emboldens them and feeds into getting more recruits and radicalizing people.
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Transgender recruits have been allowed to enlist since the start of 2018.
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The recruits average four hours of sleep per night during the Crucible.
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Now he runs, recruits and plays in the Israel Premier Lacrosse League.
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Remember, one of ISIS' biggest sources of young recruits was Saudi Arabia.
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Clifton Heaven, 26, was one of the orchard's new recruits this year.
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The first night, the recruits lined up to get their heads shaved.
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So far this season, the movement appears to have no new recruits.
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Note the way he recruits the swashbuckling pilot Chris Rios (Santiago Cabrera).
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If recruits said no, the Army often referred the case for prosecution.
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Today, about one-third of potential recruits are too heavy to enlist.
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The surrogate team recruits top business leaders to publicly support the billionaire.
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A third of them are returning, while the rest are new recruits.
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Encrypted chat apps, particularly Telegram, serve as support groups for new recruits.
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Narrator: Resulting in a long wait for recruits on the ground level.
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A stronger economy has also led to fewer new hires and recruits.
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Even the U.S. Army complains that it can't find enough healthy recruits.
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It makes them unwitting recruits to a political battle they didn't choose.
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The new recruits diverge from their predecessors on ideology, experience and style.
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Recruits are exposed to CS gas, more commonly known as tear gas.
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After around five minutes, the recruits run out of the gas chamber.
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The Kentucky Wildcats head coach lured four five-star recruits to Lexington.
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Some American recruits had concerns about working for a foreign spy service.
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And while an adenovirus vaccine exists, it's available only to military recruits.
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The Trump administration must accept transgender recruits into the military by Jan.
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Many of the recruits had never met a Muslim in their lives.
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By attempting to confirm the potential recruits' contact information, Sun Key could ensure that potential recruits are sent to recruiters in the right geographic area and military branch, and that recruiters are being provided with actionable contact information.
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Defense Department officials said that new guidelines, a reinstatement of President Barack Obama's opening of the military to transgender recruits, first reported by The Associated Press, mean that new recruits will have to undergo medical tests before enlisting.
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Following an established career path for Western female recruits to ISIS, Umm Muthanna has become a propagandist and recruiter, using her various Twitter accounts—most now deleted—to disseminate ISIS' message and to reach out to would-be recruits.
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Moreover, Mr Macron has so far made no progress in winning new recruits.
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Democrats, meanwhile, considered Finkenauer to be among their party's strongest recruits this cycle.
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That way we could use farm-fresh eggs to haze our new recruits.
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But the Millers are doing pretty well, compared to the other two recruits.
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His program recruits social workers to match addicts with the support they need.
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There, you chat with a bot who recruits you to "Galatron Space Academy".
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The "Paradise room" used by militants in North Waziristan to indoctrinate young recruits.
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MS-13 recruits new members through the internet and absorbs rival street gangs.
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It's not as if there is any shortage of recruits to the cause.
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"ISIS attracts recruits through positive messaging about defending its existence," Meleagrou-Hitchens said.
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Like many MAVNI military recruits, his background checks have been stalled for months.
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Most of these new recruits had never been politically active in their lives.
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To plug this gap, it is widening the pool from which it recruits.
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At least 43 recruits and troops died in the attacks, security officials said.
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As the two began shoving each other, other apparent recruits separated them.—U.
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The service has developed a variety of outreach methods to get those recruits.
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Unlike Truth or Dare, it recruits unwitting or unwilling participants to take part.
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The group has come together to set up suicide vests for young recruits.
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Top-grade recruits in red states Indiana and Missouri to get them close.
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If a person has to be included in a video, she recruits Onesimus.
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Along the way, he recruits other wizards to help him in his quest.
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At Yuanmingyuan, new recruits to the party are sworn in before the ruins.
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And with that, the military stands to expand its pool of qualified recruits.
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Young recruits were told they would be defending Shia shrines against Islamic State.
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The Associated Press has analyzed over 3,000 questionnaires filled out by ISIS recruits.
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As part of the initiation process recruits are required to run a gauntlet.
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It's not clear if any other doctor carried out similar exams on recruits.
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She is also, like many Western recruits to ISIS, a "born again" Muslim.
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The report also says that a large portion of recruits have criminal records.
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We raided their supplies while the more presentable recruits smiled for the cameras.
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He meets with soccer and field hockey recruits in addition to basketball ones.
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Graduates are up against computer-science types and recruits from the tech industry.
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Though weakened, it is IS that makes the headlines and gets the recruits.
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Such recruits often report into the recruiting station for training while they wait.
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They don't need trust to sign recruits, so they exercise their power instead.
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FARC has said in the past that it no longer recruits child soldiers.
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He said his agency recruits people who feel they have something to protect.
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And so it was Sunnis from which ISIS found most of its recruits.
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A healthy number of early GOP recruits are women and candidates of color.
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The participants — usually police recruits — can talk to the characters and give commands.
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Recruits must have legal status in the U.S. before enlisting in the Army.
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The Islamic State, meanwhile, recruits boys as suicide bombers across Iraq and Syria.
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While awaiting clearances, the immigrant status of many recruits expired, rendering them ineligible.
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Narrator: On day one, a new class of recruits arrives at the academy.
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Narrator: Recruits also engage with role players, who create realistic law-enforcement scenarios.
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In Legion, you find that depth of character in your interactions with recruits.
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His new team is a mix of seasoned factory workers and novice recruits.
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In 2002, just 21 percent of Amherst athletic recruits were students of color.
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Thirty-one percent of current recruits are ineligible for service due to obesity.
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Soon vans were running regularly between Indiantown and Morganton, bringing in new recruits.
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Most of them were picked up by relatives, friends or recruits from Miami.
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Amy also recruits Dan, who has been fired from his lobbying gig. Yay!
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Throughout his training, Mr. Sarfo rubbed shoulders with an international cadre of recruits.
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Also fighting are Iranian troops and recruits from Iran's sizable Afghan refugee population.
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Facts:Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch encouraged its Western recruits to use trucks as weapons.
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In an interview last week, McConnell called McSally one of his top recruits.
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Short video is one of the most powerful weapons for luring great recruits.
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He built a reputation for developing defensemen and for landing high-profile recruits.
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She meticulously combed through recruits' files, clashing with coaches when she found flaws.
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About 230 militia in the first class of recruits are currently undergoing training.
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Nxivm's recruits, including Allison Mack, billed Nxivm as a chance for feminist empowerment.
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Some refugees have become new recruits for New York firms hungry for employees.
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And recruits are coming from the very ethnic groups that are being suppressed.
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Private equity firms are scrambling to poach junior recruits with $300,000 pay packages.
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In exchange, those recruits would commit to college teams the sneaker company sponsored.
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Primary marksmanship instructors are charged with teaching Marine recruits the fundamentals of marksmanship.
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The three players were each considered top recruits in the class of 2016.
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Most of the fishermen are older, and finding new recruits is a challenge.
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For the next two months, Abu Hafs taught jihadi recruits at a madrassa.
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In other places, corruption allows extremist groups to expand and find new recruits.
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It also offers its recruits what may be an even more significant benefit.
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The judge said the military must accept recruits by Jan. 1. http://bit.
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Adrahtas estimated that for every seven players he recruits, he will land one.
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"We sometimes are way too obsessive about getting big-big-name recruits," Sen.
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Labor recruits undergo "political vetting" to determine if they are a security risk.
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The explosion took place at an event for recruits to a separatist militia.
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Once the recruits were hired, fellow-Gülenists promoted them and furthered their careers.
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Recruits learn two different types of rappelling techniques: fast-roping and static rappel.
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One which requires those foreign-born recruits to risk their lives for yours.
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America—particularly when it comes to pulling in the young recruits who were
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In the Senate, a number of top-tier Republican recruits -- former Minnesota Gov.
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Another 113 college players or recruits played on other teams in the tournament.
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Blum, who is not a lawyer, often recruits high caliber conservative legal talent.
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But ultimately the odds are better now for a foreign agency seeking recruits.
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Yang says he was charged with teaching the recruits hand-to-hand fighting.
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Corinna Cortes, a researcher at Bell Labs, was one of the early recruits.
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This was one of the selling points it used to lure new recruits.
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A troop of young recruits whip around two-meter flagpoles like rodeo lassos.
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For example, 12.3% of female recruits developed hip stress fractures compared to 393% of their male counterparts, partly because hip belts and the metal frames for their packs are designed for men's bodies according to one analysis of US Army recruits.
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"When I woke up, I was bleeding from my neck and everywhere the trainers were being killed by the recruits or running away, or were being shot again by recruits who were making sure that they were dead," Yang recalls.
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The next morning, Felix escorted Raheel to recruit liaison services, an office set up to ascertain if recruits had enlisted fraudulently (such as by failing to disclose a history of suicidal ideation), and to motivate struggling recruits to return to training.
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Zarif called the U.S. decision the "greatest gift" for militant groups seeking new recruits.
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The many ways IS recruits children will make rehabilitation programmes even harder to design.
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Meetup's cultural descentMeetup made its culture a pivotal point in its pitch to recruits.
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He is very demanding, but UConn recruits the type of players that want that.
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In season 7, Davos recruits him for Jon Snow's mission to find a Wight.
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After a harrowing training period, she emerges as one of the agency's top recruits.
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Current training teaches recruits to attempt an accurate headshot during similar situations, Moore said.
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This essentially ended the practice of expediting citizenship for recruits who complete basic training.
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From the start Algolia sought clients globally, while tapping a local pool of recruits.
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"Our immediate focus is identifying, isolating and treating recruits who present symptoms," Brig. Gen.
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To attract new recruits, membership needs to be made worthwhile, some Tory MPs believe.
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Young men without much education or chance of employment are easy recruits to jihadism.
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Instead, CarPlay recruits Siri to describe the emoji for you—often with hilarious results.
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That's Google's new plan to stop potential recruits before they become radicalized, reports Wired.
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The U.S. Navy is turning to YouTube creators for help in finding technical recruits.
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Young bachelors who cannot afford to marry also make easy recruits for rebel armies.
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In fact, here are a few other pups we think would make excellent recruits.
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In 2010, the Big 12 signed 41 of the top 20173 recruits in Texas.
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Any women can apply to the crew and recruits come from far and wide.
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If young men are jobless or broke, they make cheap recruits for rebel armies.
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Above all, Rahr aims to get recruits to appreciate the nobility of their profession.
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The group has already used Libyan soil to train recruits for attacks in Tunisia.
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Stressed teachers are a poor advertisement for a profession already struggling to attract recruits.
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Those recruits, in turn, are able to hone their technical skills in the service.
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IS has grown in the turmoil, taking over Sirte city and drawing foreign recruits.
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Investors have historically won new recruits over years of private dinners and exclusive retreats.
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Many of those recruits were also named in those trials and tried in absentia.
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Their leader (Léa Seydoux) tells new recruits that they can masturbate whenever they want.
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The pool would be reserved for the recruits before it opened to the public.
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They are now fighting each other in Syria, and competing for recruits and affiliates.
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They might make some of the best possible recruits for a mission to Mars.
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As of April there were 1,000 recruits in delayed entry or delayed training programs.
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She was one of his first recruits when he made the jump to TNT.
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Narrator: Where recruits are exposed to CS gas, more commonly known as tear gas.
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Once the recruits enter the chamber, they break the seals of their gas masks.
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The new recruits wondered if they would still be paid for a full day.
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There are no scenic beaches or mountain vistas to catch the eyes of recruits.
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THE TOPLINE: The Pentagon will begin accepting transgender recruits into the military on Jan.
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He breezed through the Army's Occupational Physical Assessment Test given to new Army recruits.
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Groups need a steady stream of recruits and a pool of potential new leaders.
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ITV said it was believed all three had wed foreign recruits, not Syrian members.
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Kim Taylor, the founder and CEO of Cluster, which recruits for advanced manufacturing roles.
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The summer is peak recruiting season and when the majority of new recruits enlist.
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Potential recruits undergo extensive physical and mental screening before being admitted to the academy.
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They are far more important than those underlings, since new recruits are always available.
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Goldman recruits from 400 schools globally, of which 225 are in the United States.
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Recruits should be formally screened — as should all of us, starting at school age.
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Emerge Iowa recruits and trains women to run for office across the Hawkeye State.
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How do we get our new recruits to put up with all of that?
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Not all of the party's top Senate recruits will be missing from Clinton's coronation.
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He recruits a thrift store employee to help turn "depressing" toys into fashionable accessories.
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The FSA has accelerated training of new recruits to send to frontlines, Rasheed said.
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Young recruits seeking enlistment are increasingly overweight, unable to fulfill the established weight standards.
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University athletic departments spend tens of millions of dollars building facilities to dazzle recruits.
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For instance, players are often forced to take time to show recruits around campus.
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The two recruits, identified as Mark and Kevin K, joined Islamic State in 2014.
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Investors will also be keeping watch on the pay packages of the new recruits.
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In fiscal year 2019, only 250 recruits joined the Army to become EOD techs.
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Five others are in open races where Republicans retired and Democrats have strong recruits.
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A smartphone app allowed them to access and share information about their potential recruits.
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These bodies should also begin investigating the arbitrary and capricious discharge of noncitizen recruits.
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Basically they're an organization that recruits current and former military and law enforcement officials.
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Last fall, hundreds of recruits still in the enlistment process had their contracts canceled.
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She is now an immigration lawyer who represents a number of the program's recruits.
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The Navy said there were no confirmed cases of the coronavirus among its recruits.
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In recent years, though, the Defense Department has tightened its vetting of immigrant recruits.
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Recruits learn that before an attack, a pledge of allegiance needs to be recorded.
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BOSTON — The Army's abrupt discharges of immigrant recruits may not be over after all.
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Most recruits in the Mavni program came to the United States on student visas.
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Recruits attend a 22-week Infantry One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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None of the recruits or drill sergeants interviewed at Fort Benning shared that fear.
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In 229, 22019 percent of Army recruits reported having a family member who served.
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Each week, new recruits appear on the beach with their own priorities and aims.
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America's national security is affected by whether or not our pool of recruits exercises.
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She credits her male colleagues for embracing all new recruits — male and female — equally.
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Yet the number of male applicants rose immediately, even when football recruits were excluded.
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Success Factors recruits for major firms in the financial, retail, space, and defense industries.
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Narrator: Recruits learn how to use their hands to perform different functions while rappelling.
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The Pentagon is set to begin accepting transgender recruits into the military on Jan.
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As part of its deal with Foxconn, the state recruits, trains and houses employees.
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Other prospective recruits who could face screening include those who have a non-U.
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The Treasury Department added that the Basij also recruits among Afghan migrants to Iran.
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Because of those rulings, the Pentagon was required to begin accepting transgender recruits Jan.
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"That means we get the fresh recruits and they get the retirements," Pelosi said.
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The only thing these recruits had in common was a void in their lives.
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In the Army, 83 percent of recruits have a close family member who served.
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Military training sites for enlisted recruits also implemented heightened procedures for its screening process.
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But Ni says the hardships of military life hit even those more educated recruits.
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"Do you have enough moral strength?" he demands, a drill sergeant barking at recruits.
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Cover image: New recruits carry out basic training in Bangui, CAR, in Feb. 2018.
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The project has also faced attack: a number of recruits were wounded on Aug.
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Women affiliated with ISIS, said Anderson, are undoubtedly integral to bringing in new recruits.
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Military recruiters informed Sun Key that Sun Key's military recruitment network is a valuable tool in helping them identify potential recruits, and that the leads provided by Sun Key are some of the best performing leads in generating appointments with potential recruits.
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The government wants to pay people to hang out and smoke weed all day: Researchers looking to gather over 0003 recruits into their facilities before the study begins; these recruits will be paid $3,000 for every week they take part in the study.
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They were concerned that he could disappear or try to bring more recruits to Germany.
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Google also developed an algorithmic tool to detect and stop ISIS recruits on its platforms.
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Many fighting for Islamic state are new recruits, some from Europe, with limited combat training.
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The Pentagon's policy went into effect in April, banning transgender recruits from joining the military.
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Most of the recruits "were between the ages of 12 and 14," explains an officer.
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Compensation for new recruits fell 1 percent to $197 million this quarter from last year.
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And the company has allowed its transgender recruits to choose a male or female uniform.
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There are sizable gaps in pay when you compare first-round to seventh-round recruits.
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Ohio State, formidable from the dawn of the new rule with 20183 recruits, managed 24.
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Singer would arrange payouts to coaches who would in return name his students as recruits.
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The group has deep experience in identifying and winning over jailhouse recruits with tailored pitches.
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In court filings, the Pentagon has cited security concerns about sufficiently vetting of enlisted recruits.
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Angry ex-members accuse Opus Dei of being a cult and say it recruits aggressively.
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A popular Pentagon program to reward immigrant recruits with citizenship has ground to a halt.
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Instead, recruits join airlines' training programmes, and are taught to fly a jetliner from scratch.
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He recruits Marty Rathbun, ex-member and former inspector general of the Church of Scientology.
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Motivating recruits to push north is an uphill task even with the payment of bonuses.
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Those that did stay behind, like Jamal Murray, were strong recruits but not No. 21.
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It settled on a policy that would allow transgender military recruits starting in mid-2017.
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To wit: Miami's current starting lineup includes two Larranaga recruits and three Big 12 transfers.
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RangeForce — RangeForce is a Cyber defence simulation company that discovers, develops and recruits cyber talent.
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There's also the launch of Facebook University six years ago, which recruits from underrepresented communities.
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Groups like ISIS will likely capitalize on this disenchantment to seek more recruits inside Turkey.
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The army says that, of its intake of 343,000 recruits last year, 3,200 were Haredim.
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As inexorably as police are hunting down rebels, Kashmiris concluded, new recruits are joining them.
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Certainly, despite the interventions and improved security efforts, new groups and recruits continue to appear.
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When recruits crossed the Pacific on commercial ships, they were forced to assume fake identities.
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Piper and Maria reconcile, and eventually Maria recruits her new church buddies to the league.
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She recruits Molly to join her on a mission to pop up at Nathan's house.
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That means ISIS, or its successors, could potentially find a new pool of possible recruits.
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It now puts recruits through psychological checks to weed out the violent, depressive or criminal.
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But in Bolivia, recruits just hope they might one day get to see the ocean.
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He explained that the number of baby starfish, also called recruits, seems to be climbing.
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Each event had different obstacles that challenged the recruits' metal, physical and emotional capacities. Hon.
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Around 20163,400 immigrant recruits entered the military through that program over the past nine years.
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Then there is the issue of how the Army, in particular, is employing MAVNI recruits.
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The daughters were given preferred status for admissions purposes because they supposedly were rowing recruits.
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And Anwar al-Awlaki definitely recruits – especially his fellow Americans – five years after his death.
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Officials said the attackers targeted the center's hostel, where 200-250 police recruits were resting.
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Does it select recruits mainly on the basis of how they acquit themselves in interviews?
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Corruption as a rule helps unite elites, but it can also make them good recruits.
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It was put on hold in 6900 after concerns of insufficient screening for immigrant recruits.
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Ultimately, thousands of African-American recruits from Southern states fought in the United States Army.
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Narrator: Although male and female recruits do intersect during training, platoons are separated by gender.
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Narrator: Recruits with a phobia of heights have little choice but to face their fear.
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The Pentagon is set to begin accepting transgender recruits into the military on Jan. 1.
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These were carried out by alumni of al Qaeda's training camps augmented by new recruits.
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Meanwhile, Syria's civil war rages on and new conflicts emerge within it, attracting fresh recruits.
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Her mother recruits outpatient physicians for the University of California, San Francisco hospitals and practices.
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They mean the senseless deaths of innocent men, women and children and more ISIS recruits.
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Narrator: Recruits engage in water-based scenarios, including being challenged to escape from this apparatus.
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" The study showed, "Almost twice as many women as men state representatives were pure recruits.
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It identifies recruits, provides training, hands out cash and arranges for the delivery of weapons.
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In Denmark, the non-profit organization TrygFonden recruits private dog owners for nursing home visits.
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And he pointed to strong Republican recruits in seats like Washington's 8th District, where Rep.
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On Wednesday, Kiir also accused Machar's group of seeking new recruits, breaking the peace agreement.
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Satellite camps were mostly used by lesser-known recruits to get offers from smaller schools.
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New recruits also have to write down a person to recommend them and a guarantor.
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He recruits players who just don't look the part, so their real talents are undervalued.
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Making plays and winning titles is why the prized recruits came to Alabama, after all.
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He got recruits on the phone the night of their first news conference, Heupel said.
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But much like the Republican retirements, the best Democratic recruits have often been extremely valuable.
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The insurgents lived among them and depended on them for intelligence, protection, recruits and resources.
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But many of today's recruits, McGraw said, talk of building relationships with their college coaches.
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The "caliphate" also developed a perverse power to attract recruits, including many from developed nations.
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The more intense scrutiny quickly led to a backlog of thousands of recruits awaiting clearance.
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So, this year's Iowa caucuses had fewer new recruits than the two previous competitive events.
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And then, through his example and erratic behavior this year, he systematically diminished these recruits.
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Chronic mistreatment of the Sunnis afforded ISIS, a Sunni group, a fertile ground for recruits.
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A group of recruits sued the Army this summer, saying they were being unfairly discharged.
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Andela's recruits sign contracts for two years, but are expected to stay for four years.
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Under the court rulings the Pentagon was required to begin accepting transgender recruits on Jan.
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Iranians and Mr. Assad's forces used the Afghan recruits as the first-wave shock troops.
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By her sophomore year at Connecticut, Sue Bird was accustomed to guiding recruits around campus.
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Gaining power and respect from other Gotham criminals, Roman recruits them to do his bidding.
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They both spent considerable amounts of money to get multiple children designated as athletic recruits.
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Morgan gave a nationwide enlistment oath to 1,000 new US Army recruits while in space!
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About 90 percent of the recruits had never even participated in an organized sport before.
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Recruits, however, will have to wait until a one-year implementation period ends to enlist.
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About a third of recruits around his age did not survive their first two years.
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New US Army recruits will be screened for the coronavirus upon arrival at boot camp.
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Recruits had to be unmarried and stay so for their first two years of service.
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Jordan was the third-largest contributor of youth recruits to ISIS in the Arab world.
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New recruits are asked to hand over cash and persuade others to do the same.
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The story features a mouse conductor who recruits other animals to perform in his orchestra.
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But recruits are depicted as victims, and women who challenge the militants' control are heroes.
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The prosecutor's case relied solely on interviews with recruits about what happened a decade ago.
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In Qapqal County, officials imposed rules to grade potential recruits from most to least trustworthy.
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At night, the recruits slept in the open, surrounded by a ring of sleeping soldiers.
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The firm values its senior analysts, and finds the role calls to many new recruits.
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" As he and other recruits stand in their underwear, a uniformed man shouts: "Hey Sarge!
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Employee referrals are one of the tools in Netflix&aposs arsenal for finding rockstar recruits.
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Despite this, Expedia does not have a specific graduate program for recruits with an MBA.
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At the end of the training, Ferrero will select 40 recruits for two tasting panels.
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The pyramid collapses when the supply of new recruits runs out, as it invariably does.
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The top two most expensive recruits weren't attacking players, as was the case in 22003.
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Having co-produced two babies already, I've already done my part in populating the recruits.
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He's touting the low cost of living in Indiana to get recruits in the door.
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The Marine Corps, unlike every other service branch, segregates recruits by sex during basic training.
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His accounts generally correlated with interrogation records and briefings from other captured Islamic State recruits.
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On the island, both recruits and trainers were forbidden from communicating with the outside world.
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Busloads of young militia recruits cross into Iran without so much as a document check.
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Recruits at the center train several times a week to prepare for the final test.
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Two hours later, the recruits awoke and prepared to sound off before leaving for chow.
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But a vast majority of recruits, he says, make it through boot camp just fine.
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Battles over blue-chip recruits in football and basketball already tend to be heavily scrutinized.
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From the militias' point of view, all Sunni civilians are potential ISIS recruits and collaborators.
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Their positions will take years to fill, if USDA staff recruits new hires at all.
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Because I was one that told Uber about problems with one of their Google recruits.
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That's in addition to hundreds of recruits who had their contracts abruptly canceled last fall.
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The A.P. story entitled U.S. Army quietly discharging immigrant recruits quotes a retired U.S. Army Colonel who helped set up the program, She has since become an immigration lawyer and says that about 40 recruits who were hoping to obtain naturalization had been abruptly dismissed.
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Recently, in New York, I went to a training of new recruits on lesbian, gay and transgender issues at the NYPD Police Academy in Queens, which featured gay and trans officers telling their stories candidly and responding to all kind of questions from recruits.
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State Patrol spokesman Cody Thomas said no recruits have undergone the pelvic exams since December 2016.
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When recruits visit La Salle, Coach John Giannini takes them on a tour of the Palestra.
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Residency programs have a way of indoctrinating new recruits into believing that misery is somehow noble.
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Motherboard tracked how the group funnels potential recruits from its Gab account to its ProtonMail address.
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The iconic Green Army Men just got a major update — and an influx of new recruits.
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Some software companies don't see it as their role to train recruits for more senior jobs.
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The school is also accused of using sex to sell recruits on coming to the team.
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Its student wing was the main source of recruits for a notorious pro-Pakistani paramilitary body.
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New Army recruits take part in a swearing-in ceremony in San Diego, June 4, 23.
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Now they fear naturalized recruits will be treated as second-class citizens for their entire careers.
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Arms are easy to obtain, the borders are porous and the disgruntled population provides ample recruits.
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Seth Moulton, through his political action committee Serve America, which recruits veterans to run for Congress.
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He recruits the Attorney General of New York on his plan to catch the big fish.
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Renner is a local U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agent who she recruits for his services.
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To prevent infiltration by undercover officers, Fat Boy scrutinizes the social media accounts of new recruits.
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They have strong recruits in another tier of less competitive states, like Indiana, Missouri and Arizona.
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Without work they could be easy recruits for Islamist insurgents—like many Tuaregs in neighbouring Mali.
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Their bling-obsessed teenage recruits are violent and unpredictable—and are quickly filling up the prisons.
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Harry received a ceremonial welcome, then met recruits at the gym and on an assault course.
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Some recruits and military personnel responded by nicknaming their superior's initiative Operation "Hop on Her" instead.
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Earlier this year, Trump announced his decision to no longer allow trans recruits into the military.
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In 2016 a defector from IS provided a list of foreign recruits; 114 came from Xinjiang.
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They had held religious lessons during which potential recruits were handed "radical Islamic" material, prosecutors said.
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Here are some suggestions: let the recruits smoke weed and pay them more than Google would.
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But it can examine more closely the way it unwittingly recruits allies for racists and misogynists.
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In northern Nigeria, where polygamy is rife, Boko Haram still arranges cheap marriages for its recruits.
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If the AMPAS is an elite fraternity, Hollywood is the campus from which it draws recruits.
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ISIS has also relied upon its Central Asian recruits to carry out attacks in the past.
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And when any country wants to close a technology gap, it recruits know-how from abroad.
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Between 1,000 and 1,500 (including some new recruits) have returned to the jungle as "dissident" groups.
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The organization recruits and supports pro-choice women running for office, including many first-time candidates.
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In Arab and South Asian countries where recruits are drawn, the Iranian program is highly controversial.
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Until they sign their letters-of-intent, highly-touted recruits hold college coaches at their mercy.
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It also violates the covenant, as well the very contract, between recruits and the Defense Department.
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The NSA isn't the only secretive national intelligence agency having trouble keeping its tech-savvy recruits.
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"Formers" like Amira, Dow explains, offer female recruits an exciting and authoritative alternative to ISIS propaganda.
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Recruits are no longer required to snap to attention when an instructor passes in the hallway.
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Some of the Democrats' top recruits were not as strong as they initially appeared to be.
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Everybody in the room got the money—the recruits and the current members of the team.
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The so-called Islamic State effectively exploited social media to advertise its exploits and attract recruits.
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Cherry could potentially eliminate a lot of wasted efforts while still managing to lure potential recruits.
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DISTRUST anyone suggesting simple ways to prevent radical Islamists from gaining recruits in an open society.
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In Khasavyurt, city officials claim that the Northern Mosque was a place where IS found recruits.
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Military recruiting is shrinking, Carter said, with 40 percent of recruits coming from just six states.
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The ban on transgender recruits is supposed to end Saturday under the timeline set by Carter.
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The plans include the formation of a police force with 1,500 recruits from each side. Col.
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At graduation ceremonies, new recruits would watch the droning speeches of officials with barely disguised boredom.
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Lord Kitchener's sixty-fifth birthday was celebrated throughout the British Empire by a rush of recruits.
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During those three months, I followed this generation of new recruits taking part in the training.
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During swim week, recruits go through numerous exercises in the pool while wearing their camouflage uniforms.
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Homewatch CareGivers is just one company looking for recruits to meet the growing need for aides.
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Trains, recruits and manages staff with a focus on creating an innovative, collaborative, performance-driven culture.
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Georgia's law-enforcement-training program does not teach recruits to memorize license plates backward in mirrors.
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Transgender recruits were supposed to be able to enlist starting at the beginning of this month.
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And transgender recruits won't be able to until enlist until the end of the yearlong period.
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Both are considered top recruits by national Democrats as they go on to face GOP Reps.
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This is partly geographic: The military relies heavily on recruits from rural areas and the South.
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One evening, Axon held an open house, inviting potential recruits to its newly decorated upper floor.
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Some are worried that the drama in Washington could lead some of those recruits to pass.
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He fit in well and became the company sergeant, a position of leadership among fellow recruits.
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With funds from Qatar and private donors, Ahrar al-Sham bought heavy weaponry and attracted recruits.
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The Carlyle Group, though, recruits analysts for only non-investment positions — namely, fund management and accounting.
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New recruits were always amazed to learn that Phish had named its first album for him.
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Many departments across the country have scrapped residency restrictions to retain officers and attract new recruits.
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The blue-chip recruits are ready-made, polished and ready to compete, often by age 18.
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On the farm, getting a promotion means tricking recruits into debt, then beating them into productivity.
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Lovellette arrived in Minneapolis in 1953 as one of the N.B.A.'s most sought-after recruits.
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Teams like Michigan, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Boston College and Boston University have always attracted top recruits.
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It would be a lot cheaper to spend some of that money on the recruits themselves.
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Prosecutors said recruits were forced to have sex with Raniere and were branded with his initials.
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Senior lobbyists at Yahoo and Apple are also listed as recruits and members of the group.
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That's because on Monday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association began allowing college coaches to retweet recruits.
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For example, TCU football coach Gary Patterson retweeted 128 tweets from recruits on August 1 alone.
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Zaman Al Wasl also said it had identified 122 recruits who opted to be suicide bombers.
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The recruits' sleeping spots now consisted of holes in the ground, covered by sticks and twigs.
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The movie, stuffed as it is with human error, recruits us to the cause of recklessness.
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"We want quality and quantity," Hector Rivera, a regional field director, told a group of recruits.
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The Air Force is also screening recruits when they leave processing centers before they enter training.
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They offer counseling, building friendship and persuading recruits that Bible studies can help, former members said.
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Both the Senate and House Armed Service Committees should restart their efforts to protect immigrant recruits.
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Training was also given to new recruits and officers who were promoted over the same period.
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It wasn't just that new recruits were signing up; veteran soldiers were staying, and stepping up.
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The Army began discharging such recruits this year before they could qualify for citizenship, lawyers said.
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Notoriously, white male recruits received special mentoring and reduced scrutiny by those in charge of hiring.
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The Pentagon is now under a court order to begin accepting transgender recruits on Jan. 1.
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Vanity Fair got the skinny on some new recruits to the National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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Most often, they invite recruits and commits to the program to join them in the stands.
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At issue are rules governing "accessions" — the military's term for accepting new recruits or officer candidates.
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Helus also was a firearms instructor for sheriff's recruits at a basic training academy, Dyer said.
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For middle-market positions, like software engineers, the company maintains an active pipeline of new recruits.
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NCLR and GLAD sued in August on behalf of six unnamed service members and two recruits.
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His influence has been seen in an outsized flow of ISIS recruits from Trinidad and Tobago.
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In each, investigators asked recruits if they knew the soldiers who had later collected referral payments.
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How to attract and retain recruits if the services are battered by years of budget cuts?
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He moved to Star City, the center of Russian cosmonaut training, outside Moscow, to instruct recruits.
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The recruits were travelling to Kabul, said Sohrab Qaderi, a member of the Nangarhar provincial council.
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Promising recruits who have applied to work at Hulu in the past may also be invited.
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Russia also recruits by blackmailing visitors who accept the advances of beautiful women, Mr Kerza says.
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Kander has proven to be a strong campaigner and fundraiser as one of Democrats' top recruits.
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The streaming-video giant, like other companies, also relies on employee referrals to find rockstar recruits.
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Here&aposs why these recruits make so much — and what it&aposs like to be one.
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The leading Democratic candidate is one of the party's top recruits in the nation: state Sen.
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Since it began, the company has seen interest in new recruits as well as current employees.
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Recruits use their fingers to break the seal of the mask, letting the gas seep in.
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The first batch of recruits drilled in the Ukrainian Hall, on East Third Street in Manhattan.
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The military began accepting transgender recruits this year even as the White House continued to litigate.
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He's worked on more than a dozen projects with clients, and has even taught new recruits.
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Over the months, recruits in the battalion lost consciousness, were revived and never told a soul.
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Recruits knew to be scared of Felix, even those like Weaver who weren't in his platoon.
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A new series explores life under the Islamic State through the eyes of four young recruits.
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However, Anyarin said the company mostly still recruits through its own network, referrals and headhunting agencies.
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" Moore's amendment would also require the secretary to take steps to protect recruits whose visas expire after they enlist but before they begin basic training, as well as requiring a report on how to ensure those recruits aren't deported and are able to serve without "undue delay.
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Most of the latter come from poor neighbourhoods, like the Old City, where IS found many recruits.
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Soon, at least, some of Teach First's high-flying new recruits will not be quite so inexperienced.
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The retailers can earn money from their direct sales and the sales of a team of recruits.
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"Daesh (Islamic State) recruits children who are under six and seven years old to fight," he said.
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Islamic State has produced videos of child recruits executing prisoners and has used them as suicide bombers.
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New recruits, called neophytes, are required to dress up in leotards, sequin skirts, make-up, and wigs.
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In return, recruits receive a 300 zloty ($80) monthly stipend as well as education and training allowances.
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All 10 recruits resigned near the investigation's end, before any of them took the exam, police said.
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If they hadn't resigned, the police department said, the recruits would have been rejected from the force.
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Islamic State has grown in the turmoil, taking over the city of Sirte and drawing foreign recruits.
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Every year Eton recruits students through entrance exams, which include subjects like English, mathematics, and foreign languages.
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The school recruits many of its teachers from Korean churches and Christian colleges in the United States.
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Acting Police Superintendent John Escalante told Reuters he wants new recruits to change the department from within.
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The journey is short-lived, however, when the group of recruits is captured and brought to Harrenhal.
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More established salespeople earn a commission from the sales made by their recruits, hence the "multilevel" dimension.
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Heinrich Himmler, the leader of the SS, greets officers and recruits at the Trawniki SS training camp.
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Last year the number of recruits beginning secondary-school teacher training was 18% below the government's target.
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The average salary for the new recruits was $22018,000 a year, paid monthly, according to former employees.
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Today's recruits to big banks have different priorities from the newcomers of a decade or two ago.
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This may come in the form of hiring hackers, recruiting tech-savvy teens and educating new recruits.
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Its recruits know little about Islam; they like alcohol, rap music, martial arts and violent American films.
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Perhaps you were picked to train new recruits or given the rush-hour shift at a restaurant.
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The letters are filled with references to recruits from a host of countries, including the United States.
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The rebels said there were at least 400 recruits and that their instructors included Rwandan military personnel.
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They helped pay for better police training and lobbied for higher wages and benefits for new recruits.
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Many gym recruits will wear their new togs for an ordeal known as high-intensity interval training.
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Harry, 33, flew into a marines' base in southern England to meet some new recruits undergoing training.
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In addition to new recruits, you can also pick up unique gear and bundles of resources here.
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But policing will remain a well-paid and secure career, and some recruits will benefit from apprenticeships.
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He met with new recruits at local fast food joints or coffee shops to set them up.
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Like all recruits seeking a job in the military Hasson would have undergone medical and psychological checks.
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The attack struck a bus filled with young recruits heading for deployment in the wintry Kashmir valley.
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Recruits have their minds uploaded into cloned, upgraded bodies, which are trained and sent out to serve.
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During its heyday the so-called Islamic State offered foreign recruits honeymoons in Raqqa, its former capital.
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New recruits may not look at the small print, or think it will ever apply to them.
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Dubois recruits Jamal to be a part of his youth summit, which focuses on combating gun violence.
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Recruits were asked to rank their knowledge of Islamic law on a scale of one to three.
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In return, recruits receive a 300 zloty ($80) monthly stipend as well as education and training allowances.
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UPS plans to expand the scope of its WakeMed delivery business as it recruits other hospital customers.
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The group even suggested that recruits watch the Jason Bourne films for tips on employing evasion tactics.
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In the classroom, the new recruits assemble their pistols at the order of their officer within seconds.
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The back seven is a constellation of four- and five-star recruits, as is the receiving corps.
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Experts believe that may help explain why ISIS has been able to find so many recruits there.
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In exchange, these recruits would be put on a fast-track to US citizenship for their efforts.
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The Pentagon worried that some recruits could potentially have connections to terrorist organizations or foreign spy agencies.
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Vandevere recruits Dumbo to be part of his entertainment venture, Dreamland, alongside aerialist Colette Marchant (Eva Green).
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They did not want us in the Academy because recruits are learning, they're making mistakes, they're new.
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The coalition hopes that the loss of Raqqa and Mosul will dull ISIS' appeal to potential recruits.
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It remained unclear whether the policy would apply to existing transgender service members or new transgender recruits.
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But in a positive sign, authorities think no further recruits have left from Vilvoorde since May 2014.
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Ms Rumiati, who is now a commissioner, has campaigned to have such tests for female recruits abolished.
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PENTAGON SPOKESMAN SAYS U.S. ARMED FORCES WILL ACCEPT TRANSGENDER RECRUITS ON MONDAY AS ORDERED BY FEDERAL COURTS
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There is also a new bounty program that pays officers $1,000 if they bring in new recruits.
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Recruits are being redirected to Libya, site of another civil war and a burgeoning hub for jihadists.
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Various incarnations of his group carried the name, though many senior recruits came from Saddam's Baath party.
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And since most recruits are seemingly dispensable, only the top few could get away with not signing.
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" And China's Communist Party has a similar system of recruits leafing through data and flagging "problematic content.
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This is roughly the same number of recruits that the group had at its peak in 2628.
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Asked this week about the failure rate among female recruits, Ernst said her position has not changed.
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The United States military has often assisted Hollywood, figuring that inspiring narratives helped win recruits and support.
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United States Navy recruits of all genders will now receive the classic "Dixie cup" hat upon enlistment.
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Meanwhile, on the mainland, recruits signed up for the Navy and other armed services by the millions.
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Over the course of 54 hours, with minimal sleep and food, recruits must endure realistic combat scenarios.
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Turkey sheltered Syrian rebels and ushered in foreign recruits, seeking to undermine and perhaps topple Mr. Assad.
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Luján called dozens of Democratic recruits for House races, asking if they were watching the Virginia results.
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They are also actively trained as new recruits, primed to join the ranks of the extremist group.
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This is the country through which their foreign recruits must come when they're flying into the country.
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Under the new policy, the Pentagon intends to start admitting openly transgender recruits a year from now.
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These recruits are more likely to perform poorly, cause trouble, and risk those with whom they fight.
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Doctors without Borders recruits medical, administrative and logistical support personnel to provide medical care to people worldwide.
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Troops had opened the gate to let through a truck that was delivering food for the recruits.
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That soldier, from an infantry battalion that caters to strictly Orthodox Jewish recruits, has not been identified.
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Federal judges have since blocked subsequent action and the Pentagon plans on enlisting transgender recruits in 2018.
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The Pentagon in a statement said it would begin processing transgender recruits for military service on Jan.
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Marine Corps officials announced an investigation is being conducted after more than 300 recruits reported falling ill.
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In the meantime they are making preparations - detonating bridges, digging trenches and sending recruits to the frontlines.
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Will drill sergeants be asked to give recruits required five minute breaks to swallow their afternoon pills?
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In legacy mode, my coach recruits high school players to his school starting during their freshman year.
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The men had held religious lessons during which potential recruits were handed radical Islamic material, prosecutors said.
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The rest of the troopers are raw recruits, and keen to win the approval of their sergeant.
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The founder-first approach I've shared is just one of many ways my agency recruits great marketers.
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Carter, though, kept the ban on transgender recruits pending the end of a one-year implementation period.
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Squeezing more dollars out of current members and enlisting new recruits to Ollie's Army will be difficult.
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Despite some wariness over such a cultural shift, Careem is attracting female recruits from more conservative backgrounds.
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For potential recruits, that means watching how often they use the word "I" during the interview process.
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Recruits say they are not told why they failed background checks and have no way to appeal.
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All Washington is doing is handing MS-213 recruits who know how to navigate the United States.
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A decade ago, most recruits in the region considered the Gophers their best route to pro hockey.
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At the height of its power, the Islamic State had an estimated 40,000 recruits from 100 countries.
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Al Shabaab has launched a series of attacks against Kenya in recent years, including using local recruits.
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As early as 2015, ISIS began instructing recruits to migrate to territory held by its overseas affiliates.
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A counterintelligence expert said her reports would have helped Russian intelligence "spot and assess" potential American recruits.
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The Magdas Hotel in Vienna not only employs and is largely run by refugees, it recruits them.
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Across this network the company recruits software developers, builds software engineers and deploys teams of software engineers.
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As the group's territory has shrunk, the number of foreign recruits into Iraq and Syria has dwindled.
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Feature A new class of Dallas recruits trains to step into an uneasy moment in American policing.
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He told his new recruits that they were the Special Forces, a strike force for dangerous missions.
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The Marine Corps drill instructor sentenced to 10 years in prison for tormenting recruits particularly targeted Muslims.
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Specifically, Singer assisted in positioning the daughters to be crew recruits at the school using photoshopped images.
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Doctors Without Borders recruits medical, administrative and logistical support personnel to provide medical care to people worldwide.
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The Taliban has also fought ISIS as the two anti-government groups compete for territory and recruits.
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It was a group shot of Fighting Brigade recruits posing with their blue flag and their Kalashnikovs.
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"Dawud trained AQIM recruits in Libya for attack operations in the region," Africom said in its statement.
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Some of their recruits are well-connected and have the ability to tap into large donor pools.
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Recruits are housed in barracks and in close proximity with one another for at least 10 weeks.
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Democratic senators also said they would soon have recruits to announce that would rebut the GOP's narrative.
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The Army says it paid out millions for referrals of recruits who enlisted of their own accord.
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"I don&apost think by any means they were top recruits out of high school," Moser said.
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John W. Nicholson, has requested a few thousand additional American soldiers to assist in training Afghan recruits.
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Then recruits will spend time on different teams, getting work in different industries under different portfolio managers.
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The administration appealed those stays, but federal appeals courts denied their request to delay accepting transgender recruits.
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The Obama administration had set a July 1, 85033, deadline to begin allowing transgender recruits to enlist.
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The group operates and recruits in mostly poor areas on the southern islands of Basilan and Sulu.
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Just as disturbingly, 18-year-old U.S. military recruits patrolling Afghanistan today were toddlers on 9/85033.
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The article also misidentified an accommodation that was neither requested nor received by one of the recruits.
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The Saudis have maintained the target was a Houthi training camp and that the children were recruits.
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New transgender recruits have not been able to enlist, which was supposed to change on July 1.
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At first, Islamic State operatives instructed recruits to throw off law enforcement by taking more indirect routes.
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Why It Might Not: Florida State recruits nearly as well in basketball as it does in football.
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"Sometimes with five-star recruits, you don't know how they're going to react to coaching," Beard said.
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The other D.I.s herded the platoon into the bathroom and instructed the recruits to face the wall.
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His senior drill instructor was a squarely built Marine who told his recruits he'd served in Iraq.
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But the Marines have said that too much mixing would distract recruits, and perhaps intimidate female Marines.
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Our interaction with female recruits was not just limited but was explicitly forbidden by our drill instructors.
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Although the rebels are thoroughly outgunned, they've benefited from grassroots support and a steady flow of recruits.
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An award-winning war photographer for The Times followed a handful of female recruits as they went through basic training at Parris Island, S.C. Perspective: In an Op-Ed, a woman who spent 21905 years in the Marines says that the corps still has lower expectations for female recruits.
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One hope is that older recruits will be more willing than recent graduates to work outside big cities.
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The group has sympathizers and recruits around the world who have carried out shootings and bombings of civilians.
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Militants used the community around al-Muhajiroun "as a good kind of hunting ground to find potential recruits".
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In addition to street patrol and SWAT team duties, the department relies on Hester to train new recruits.
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The ban blocks prospective recruits diagnosed with a condition known as gender dysphoria from serving with limited exceptions.
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A new state-of-the-art home office is Walmart's next big plan to draw recruits to Bentonville.
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The Taj recruits from rural locations and looks for young people with certain characteristics: Respect, cheerfulness, and need.
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According to court documents, MacFarlane paid $450,000 to get his daughter and son into USC as athletic recruits.
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It's a college program offered through 24 South Carolina universities that recruits minority men to major in education.
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He is the guy who gets players, from three-star recruits to the most NBA-ready of prospects.
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It's intuitively easier to digest, and lends itself to younger recruits used to this kind of snackable content.
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The biggest decline came from Carnegie Mellon University, where the acceptance rate for new recruits dropped to 35%.
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Politicians do enter: an abundance of unemployed young men are easy recruits to gangs raised to intimidate opponents.
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Over time, they've come to monopolize the adoption market, given their access to highly motivated and passionate recruits.
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The biggest decline came from Carnegie Mellon University, where the acceptance rate for new recruits dropped to 250%.
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He gathered a group of recruits in a circle and asked them to describe a deeply negative experience.
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Many jihadist recruits come from ethnic minorities, such as the Fulani, who see officials as alien and predatory.
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The unknown factor in the one-member-one-vote election is how many voters are recent Corbynista recruits.
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But recruits are assured all of these things are lies, and the people who tell them are toxic.
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Some leaders have taken to tattooing the faces of prison recruits, to guarantee fealty when they are free.
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The grimness of this experience turned them, and many other participants, into eager recruits for the communist cause.
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While the cases are rare, Magee said he&aposs seen recruits with broken bones and perforated ear drums.
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Chief Financial Officer Geir Karlsen will act as interim CEO while the company recruits a permanent, new CEO.
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Many police forces, including the FBI and the RCMP, use the test for new recruits looking to join.
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The sample size is small, and they didn't control for the concentration of THC the human recruits smoked.
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The charities said measures taken including staff training, improving whistleblowing services, and stronger background checks for new recruits.
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Homage actively recruits and vets caregivers, who must hold relevant qualifications to even be considered for the platform.
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He has managed to get only a handful of Britons out of 12,000 recruits sent to 113 farms.
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Many new recruits came from Europe, beyond the terrible gaze of Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook.
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He is chair emeritus of Teach for America, which recruits recent college graduates to teach in underserved communities.
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The top ten recruits from Texas, based on 247Sports rankings, fled to almost everywhere but the Big 123.
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In 2016, the Big 12 signed only 22 top-50 Texas recruits, compared to 20 for the SEC.
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Throughout his career, Casaleggio liked to give extraordinary responsibilities to his youngest, most talented, and most impressionable recruits.
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" —Christos, 39 "Older recruits would make us stand up, arms stretched, holding a shelf with stuff on it.
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ISIS recruits from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Russia killed more than 40 people at Istanbul airport in June 2016.
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If his project was going to succeed, he needed new recruits, ideally farmers who need not travel far.
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They also attract new Sunni recruits, resentful of discrimination and repression from the currently Shiite-dominated Iraqi government.
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At first, small Hezbollah cells scout out the terrain for local grievances to exploit and recruits to draw.
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Those suspicions began in 2013, when Ole Miss uncharacteristically landed a number of five-star recruits, including Tunsil.
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ISIS released videos after the massacre that showed a line of Iraqi military recruits being marched at gunpoint.
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But here's the thing: The Pentagon still conducts background checks for recruits who applied before the program ended.
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This week, the company announced a new summer internship program that pays recruits to — what else — ride motorcycles.
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She's receiving help from 314 Action, a group that recruits people with science backgrounds to run for office.
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Transgender recruits will not be admitted, and removal of currently serving transgender troops will be at Mattis' discretion.
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Duterte also said the Philippines Army needs another 35,000 to 73,000 recruits to meet current and future threats.
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It convinces top-tier Democratic recruits that 2018 might be the year for them to run for Congress.
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The extremist group, however, could benefit by claiming responsibility to project strength and gain new recruits, he said.
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Moreover, the amount of time it will take to train and get recruits into shape will take longer.
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The government knows of 340 cases in which Islamic extremists have infiltrated refugee camps in search of recruits.
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Furthermore, recruits and converts were deliberately not exposed to other strains of Islamic thought, from rationalism to mysticism.
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Sprawling slums without paved roads and running water provide a steady stream of recruits into the crime armies.
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In a matter of weeks, two former elite quarterback recruits — Kyle Allen and Kyler Murray — decided to transfer.
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ISIS targets potential recruits online much the same way sexual predators troll for innocent victims on the Internet.
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The ensuing complaints and lawsuits led the Army to halt the discharges and reinstate at least 85033 recruits.
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