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recruit for

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recruit someone for something
to seek and engage someone for something. Harry had to recruit a few people for the new jobs that opened up. We recruited three more people for the project.
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Although we do not recruit for the Army National Guard, it recruited an additional 49,000 Soldiers.
Simply use the template e-mail provided below to send to colleagues and co-workers you wish to recruit for membership.
 
 
 
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