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Pinterest has finally finished staffing its C-suite as it gears up for a potential 2019 initial public offering.

Otherwise it faces the problem of staffing its missions, fulfilling a growing demand for ever more drone strikes in ever more countries, and a new phenomenon as well: growing criticism and resistance to its killing machine from within.

The law has led districts to focus more seriously on staffing its low-performing schools, educators said, but it does not appear to have helped persuade veteran teachers to continue their service in them.

Google said last year it has spent more than $1 billion constructing and staffing its two data centers in Asia, and no doubt there is a lot more investment to come.

Despite predictions that the contract would be approved, the union planned to continue staffing its picket shacks until Tuesday morning.

The government, furthermore, failed to woo many of India's qualified historians and preservationists, instead staffing its archives, museums, and libraries through bureaucratic and frequently highly politicized channels.

It is so unable to oppose the Conservatives it cannot staff its own frontbench.

In addition, it will hire new salespeople to staff its stores.

It has 125 employees and is hiring more to staff its support center.

The Advocate hired seven people who had left The Times-Picayune to staff its New Orleans bureau.

He said he was confident that NATO would be able to staff its training mission fully.