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Attrition is a very slow weapon-pressure at the circumference takes long to reach the heart.
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Attrition is covered by recruiting … unless it isn’t. jad Says:
Do Canadian Forces Want To Stay In Afghanistan? « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
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This also gets amusing with long-standing bands with an extensive back catalog, such as Attrition or the Legendary Pink Dots.
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Attrition basically acknowledges that it is impossible to deport millions of people, so the solution, instead, is to make them so miserable they leave on their own.
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Attrition of old-school Mafiosi made the timing right: the young replacements were not the jail-hardened men that their fathers, uncles, and neighborhood heroes were.
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Attrition of old-school Mafiosi made the timing right: the young replacements were not the jail-hardened men that their fathers, uncles, and neighborhood heroes were.
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Attrition of old-school Mafiosi made the timing right: the young replacements were not the jail-hardened men that their fathers, uncles, and neighborhood heroes were.
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“Attrition through enforcement” simply means enforcing our laws.
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"Attrition may not seem to be a problem overall, but there are pockets within agencies and across government where turnover is high and problematic," the report says.
How to keep talent? Money alone won't guarantee job satisfaction.
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Attrition may kill this foul organization in the long term.
1251110677 commented on the word Attrition
To wear something down through pressure friction or abrasion
September 16, 2009
mahalokita commented on the word Attrition
what does it mean?
October 6, 2009