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Of the lawyers with suits pending against Block, at least 13 are opposing the settlement, arguing that the company had essentially hired counsel to sue on the terms it wanted.

Mr. O'Neill came to feel that he, Christie Whitman and Colin Powell were essentially hired for cover by a president who had pledged to govern from the center, but really had no intention of doing so.

We already knew that Mixbook wanted to expand into the mobile photobook space, and had essentially hired the Yobongo team for their talents, not the Yobongo application itself.

They had the CEO of Best Buy and Kodak's CEO hamming it up with Molly Shannon of SNL and essentially hired out an entire studio in Rockefeller Center for this.

If it seems weird that the US government is paying anti-abortion activists to tell lies in court, it's even stranger that Rue was essentially hired as a sort of talent agent tasked with curating a whole group of anti-abortion dudes to testify in Wisconsin.

The recent problems have arisen, reform-minded critics say, because the legal industry essentially hires two full years ahead of when employees begin to work.

The seven-member board would be able to approve or reject any outside contracts or obligations, essentially hiring as it saw fit.

In their quest for the perfect caregiver for their children — in essentially hiring a stranger to become a part of the family — a parent can leap all of these hurdles.

A consultant essentially hires out expertise on a time basis, making the accurate recording of hours spent on projects essential for both project management and financial accounting.

All told, these are minor adjustments when stood next to the $7.2 billion deal that will see Microsoft essentially hire tens of thousands of Nokia employees.

You may be, as I was, concerned about the possible conflicts of interest that arise when a company essentially hires its own regulator right out of the job.