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Of a dozen teachers interviewed in Mamelodi, only Mr. Moneme and Mr. Kumalo were willing to be quoted, because they are already prominent in the Mamelodi Teachers' Union, which has enlisted 13,000 of the township's 15,000 teachers.

This growing gap between the law and the avenue is now on the table at Community Board 12, which has enlisted the aid of the Department of City Planning.

Mr. Spitzer said he expects late trading and, by extension, the role of fund industry middlemen, to figure in many of the criminal cases that will emerge from the investigation, which has enlisted other state prosecutors and S.E.C. investigators.

Simon Oliver was one of the early success stories, with his Rolando game making him "Britain's first app millionaire" according to Carphone Warehouse, which has enlisted him as a judge for its 2012 Appys awards.

Across town, in the bohemian neighborhood of Lavapiés, at a bar called El fin del mundo, I tracked down a new activist group cum performance troupe known as Gila, which has enlisted an array of indignados looking to salt their activism with comic relief.

Leading the charge is a local chapter of the Slow Food movement, which promotes traditional and sustainably produced foods and which has enlisted dozens of restaurants to feature the apple in dishes and desserts, placed wooden boxes full of free Gravensteins all around Sebastopol and blanketed farmers' markets with free samples of its juice.

Earlier this month, Volochkova cut her ties with the country's ruling party, United Russia, which had enlisted her as a celebrity spokesperson.

His disappearance added to an already embarrassing episode for Democrats, and especially the presidential campaign of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, which had enlisted Mr. Hsu as a "Hillraiser" — a major bundler of donations from others.

Unlike the majority of companies in the 3rd and 4th regiments, which had enlisted for 90 days, these new companies signed on for three years of service.

The literary project in which Corelli has enlisted David winds up involving him in all manner of deceptions and outright crimes, including a fair number of violent deaths.

From an ambitiously unrealized, shot-for-shot remake of "Bram Stoker's Dracula" — at 11 he was too young to see the R-rated film — to a remake of "Pete's Dragon," which Disney has enlisted the adult Mr. Lowery and his producing partner, Toby Halbrooks, to write, the story has remained essentially the same.