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• I don't know anybody who is out to headhunt Tom ."
• Gilbert hopes to headhunt Black for his new private security firm, The Trust.
• .. . I thought I would be the one to go to the body and he would headhunt.
• Wells obliquely made reference Monday to others who " headhunt, " after mentioning how Sojo had his hand broken.
• They go in with the mentality'fuck these guys for making another movie .'They go in there to kind of headhunt.
• Will you headhunt everything on Wikipedia that is good, gives hope, and touches hearts and then make sure you put up deletion warnings?
• Just the mention of what happened to Sojo left the Yankee starter David Wells Monday to offer his disdain for pitchers who " headhunt . ".
• Tapping contacts at the Dresden University of Technology, which attracts students from around the world, Homann was able to headhunt foreign experts in his own backyard.
• He has to headhunt, and it is likely that he will hire someone away from another restaurant, much in the same way his understudy was plucked away from him.
• Before anyone goes for another headhunt on TTN, perhaps they should look at the articles he is redirecting and see how they stand up to Wikipedia's existing policies.
• Yet, claiming false credentials or omitting negatives from a re-L sume can have real, harmful conse-quences, say physicians, headhunt-ers, and educators.
• For the first cour, the opening theme is " Headhunt " by Okamoto's, and the ending theme is " Never Say Never " by Three Lights Down Kings.
• The commercial business covers Biomart ( platform for biomedical e-commerce ), JobMD ( platform for healthcare job searching and matching and headhunt service ), DXY survey ( market research related service ).
• Industry observers commented that the recruitment was unlikely to have occured in Thailand as Vinit Suraphongchai, chairman and chief executive officer of Damask / BBDO and Sunandha Tulayadhma, country manager of Ogilvy & Mather Group Thailand, are close friends and it's not also the right time for any advertising agency to headhunt for top executives.
• A few American archetypes surfaced : the loud, somewhat tedious iconoclast ( Henry Brant's " Headhunt " ) or perhaps the exuberant backyard tinkerer ( William Russell's " Made in America " with its trash cans, washboard and a layout of found-object percussion instruments looking for all the world like a table at a rural flea market ).
• Also on his list : a game against Kansas City when he gave up five early runs and still pitched eight innings; a game against Tampa Bay when Gerald Williams charged the mound ( " I wanted to show them that I don't need to headhunt " ); and his six no-hit innings against the Indians in the'99 Division Series.
• Scott pointed to Korn Ferry to headhunt his replacement but " with no decision made " on July 13, 2009, WTA Tour announced the appointment of Stacey Allaster, the Tour's President since 2006, as the new Chairman and CEO of the WTA . She announced her retirement as chief executive of the WTA on September 22, 2015 citing a personal change in priorities.