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enroll

[en-rohl] / ɛnˈroʊl /




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To explore the role of routine, researchers analyzed detailed, real-time food logs from 112 adults who were overweight or obese and enrolled in a structured weight loss program.

From Science Daily

His professional career took him to six teams in four countries before he retired at 33, enrolled in graduate business school at Northwestern and started a second career with the MLS players’ union.

From Los Angeles Times

Harry might be an established member of MAVS, but she wasn’t tribally enrolled, and her grandfather had been her only connection to the culture before he died.

From Literature

They are typically the default investment for new hires who are automatically enrolled.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their parents packed up the family and moved to Dallas, where the pair enrolled in the Ballet Academy of Texas.

From Los Angeles Times