81.   Even so, she added, the problem of attracting and retaining new recruits becomes tougher and tougher every year.

82.   For new sales recruits, the Astra Way meant total immersion into the company.

83.   For now, the new recruits are pledging to keep the peace.

84.   From the beginning, the first group of vendors were telling new recruits that the job barely paid.

85.   Government officials say the guerrillas were giving tactical training to new recruits.

86.   Graves quickly saw promise in his new recruit.

87.   Gang members often scrawl their codes of conduct on notebook paper, then wander about seeking new recruits.

88.   Gingrich appeared to support these changes when he voted against an amendment two years ago to require the military to ask new recruits if they were homosexual or bisexual.

89.   He had more recently served for two years as an instructor of new recruits at the CIA training camp near Williamsburg, Va.

90.   He has kept mum about plans to churn up the White House staff, although there are rumors of new recruits coming on board soon.