It signed on with 50,000 watts for the first time in September 1932.
Still, Hunsicker said he signed on with the team because "these opportunities don't come along very often."
Later in the year, he signed on as a scout with the Mets.
He signed on with the new professional code in 1907.
"I signed on with dim prospects of winning," he said in an interview last week.
I told him, "This is the risk you took when you signed on with the bad guys."
One reason he signed on with Starfleet was for the structure and order it provided.
Then he signed on with Connecticut's lottery, where his salary grew to more than $100,000 a year.
You signed on with the Mall, and you've got to learn discipline.
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