11.   A professor of neurology in Philadelphia says the study was poorly done, recruiting people who had no evidence of sinus disease but who did have symptoms of migraine.

12.   But executives around the country say recruiting good people has been more difficult in the last year to two years.

13.   But recruiting people into the public sector is a tough job.

14.   But the Bridgestone-Firestone Corp., the biggest of the four struck tire companies, has begun to recruit people to work during the strike.

15.   But the other armed forces are trying to recruit people, too, and for one woman in New York, the choice is difficult to make.

16.   But, recalling how hard it was to recruit people to move to Los Angeles, he felt he had little choice.

17.   Church spokesmen stress that WISE training is not used to recruit people into the church, but some participants harshly disagree.

18.   Each supporter recruits five people, who in turn reach out to five others, and so on, thus spawning a web of support throughout the state.

19.   During the best of times, he was a confident CEO who recruited smart people for operations.

20.   For a year after it was established, it leaned heavily on the mail to recruit more people for its marketing network.