Word: employs
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While the Quad now has one guard for three Houses, the River Houses each have their own guard assigned, Hastings said, adding it was "ludicrous" for the University to employ six guards to make people walk their bikes through the Yard while the Quad Houses lacked their own permanent guards...
These additional expenses have forced more and more U.S. companies to pull their executives out of overseas posts. Within the past four years, RCA, Boeing, AT&T and General Electric have substantially reduced the number of Yankees that they employ abroad. After Dow Chemical's Pacific subsidiary discovered that U.S. tax laws alone cost the company $17,000 a worker, it cut back its U.S. staff in Hong Kong from 36 to 24. At the same time, it increased its total employment by 50% by hiring less costly employees from other countries...
...defense stole four interceptions. Last season Elway gave up a total of three. This was the player that Stanford coach Paul Wiggin called a "flame thrower...like a Terry Bradshaw." Saturday night, however, the flame had never been lit for Elway, who failed to employ All-American senior flanker Ken Margerum...
Part of the treasurer's new responsibilities will include a review of the performance of the Fiduciary Trust Company as Radcliffe's investment manager, Gardiner said. He added that he has "no idea what company Radcliffe will employ as investment manager" after he retires...
Shortly before noon on the morning of July 22, the sort of day when Washingtonians go Southern and fan themselves and sigh, Ali Akbar Tabatabai, late of the Shah's employ, strode to answer the bell of his contemporary rustic two-story home and found Iran standing in the doorway. You may imagine his surprise. Who would have thought to find Iran in such a place; in tasteful suburban Bethesda, Md., no less; dressed up as a postman, of all things; with a gun in its hand to boot? But there it was, large as death for Mr. Tabatabai...