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head hunters
noun
Plural of head hunter
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(Those who wanted to sell ads could get by with a 3.0 average, head hunters said).
Herbie Hancock Head Hunters The band that keyboardist Hancock formed in 1973 to make Head Hunters was a defiantly funky unit bristling with synthesizers and grooves that sent shock waves throughout the jazz scene.
A tighter selection, focused on the "Papua New Guinea Head Hunters" variations, would have shown the series to greater advantage.
In the husband's nearly yearlong search for work, he has used the Internet, employment agencies and head hunters.
The league continues to grapple with the never-ending problem of helmet-to-helmet hits and outright head hunters who often leave opponents unconscious.
His exact compensation is not known but rival rates traders and head hunters estimate that in his best years he made more than $10 million.
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To Muslims, they are murderers.Once the Pamona people were feared head-hunters.
The problem for the administration head-hunters comes down to the job description.
Head-hunters may be a more important audience for this story than intimates or the broader public.
Perhaps it was not such a bad time for the Welsh head-hunters to be in New Zealand, after all.
He has lived with Amazonian head-hunters, the most intelligent of all the Indians he has met.
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