He wanted to be in charge because he wanted to be in charge.
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Does Jesse get to be in charge in ways that he doesn't get to be in charge at home?
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Pete Buttigieg: So there is a reason why they don't want to be in charge of that, and there are cases where the government can't be in charge of that, either.
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We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC This segment originally aired Nov.
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Daniel and I agreed weeks before Talia was born that I would be in charge of input (breast milk, my god so much breast milk) and he would be in charge of output.
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And he wants Vince to be in charge of it.
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Robert, an Army engineer, was supposed to be in charge.
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Or a bank or trust company can be in charge.
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This child could also redefine who should be in charge.
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Noel Zamot will be in charge of power reconstruction efforts.
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Just don't let Smith be in charge of the costumes.
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Marion will be in charge of supervising CIB's support functions.
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" Or maybe "Just once, I want to be in charge.
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Meanwhile, he'll also be in charge of Facebook product marketing.
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Who should be in charge of money and its value?
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Instead, applicants would be in charge of their own money.
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Which man was likely to be in charge at work?
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Here's an early look at who could be in charge.
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But Bamba wants to be in charge of his future.
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Matrix said he will be in charge of strategic development.
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I guess it's just taking permission to be in charge.
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Last week, Google told 9to5Google it would be in charge of releasing monthly security updates for Verizon's Pixels and Verizon would be in charge of pushing out system updates (read: new versions of Android).
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I can only be in charge of who I am now.
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And while Johnson may be in charge, Parliament stays the same.
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"They want to be in charge of their destiny," she said.
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So I had to be in charge of washing the pillows.
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He was thought to be in charge of external terror operations.
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Until the Senate confirmed a replacement, English would be in charge.
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There's no question as to who's going to be in charge.
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She seems to be in charge of this post-apocalyptic society.
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This is what happens when you let geeks be in charge.
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Kalpesh Mehta seems to be in charge in Kolkata, too. The
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There is no reason I can't continue to be in charge.
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Wright will be in charge of transition efforts at the FTC.
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A man in a black balaclava appeared to be in charge.
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Either the human needs to be in charge — or the robot.
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That person will be in charge of choosing a new manager.
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Now, a group less dominated by ideology will be in charge.
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What would the elder Trump be in charge of, Kasich asked?
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Wheelock will also be in charge of the early-stage development.
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For them to be in charge of an investigation is hard.
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If it can, should a government be in charge of regulating it?
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He's certainly very adept at picking out who's gonna be in charge.
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"We prefer to be in charge of our own destiny," he says.
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The Senate will be in charge of actually changing the tax credit.
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At Homeland Security, Sessions could be in charge of building Trump's wall.
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It's still unclear who's going to be in charge of this investigation.
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Who will be in charge of Britain's government in the medium term?
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Captain Raines is dead, and Jamie appears to be in charge now.
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In this case, the company would just be in charge of design.
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Another pro-Brexiter, Liam Fox, will be in charge of international trade.
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The self-promoted billionaire who would be in charge of USA Inc.
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"And you'll be in charge of our Evie," Russell said to Suzanne.
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Then the private sector will be in charge of making it happen.
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If he does not know, he certainly should not be in charge.
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For instance, who would be in charge in a political transition process?
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Because I personally just think he should be in charge of Earth.
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Suddenly, I was in a position of having to be in charge.
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Now this dunce will likely be in charge our country's most powerful weapons.
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"Although they're separated, she'll be in charge of whatever happens," the mom said.
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Bungie however, will still be in charge of maintaining Destiny 2's servers.
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Each police station in the district would be in charge of 100 villages.
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"But the fools and the crooks will still be in charge," he warns.
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The NTSB will be in charge of the investigation, the sheriff's office said.
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We start to not get paid as much, to not be in charge.
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But, at least we know girls will be in charge in this reboot.
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Existing Rover CEO Aaron Easterly will be in charge of the merged business.
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A single officer should always be in charge of issuing commands, Gagliano said.
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As COO, Jen Wong will also be in charge of Reddit's diversity efforts.
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Will you or the artists be in charge of putting up the work?
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There is no way this man should be in charge of a baby.
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It also underlines concerns about who would be in charge of such endeavors.
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McClellan appeared to be in charge now, but the ninth would change everything.
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Another said McFarlane appeared to be in charge of a "Carry On" film.
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The state-owned part would be in charge of building new nuclear units.
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The Guardian asked Pichai how it feels to be in charge of Google.
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"You want someone independent to be in charge of succession planning," Elson said.
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Don't try to be in charge of everything — that only leads to burnout.
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Maybe students at the grass-roots level should be in charge, she said.
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Vidokle was to be in charge of international participation; Villela of the local.
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That includes medical professionals who would otherwise be in charge of administering aid.
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As attorney general, Sessions will be in charge of enforcing civil rights laws.
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The Serum Institute of India will be in charge of the scale-up.
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Nathaniel Cotanch from Zia Green Chile Company will be in charge of roasting.
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It also matters that Prince effectively wants to be in charge of Afghanistan.
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One day I'm going to be in charge and the one giving orders.
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Peter Lee will now be in charge of Microsoft Research, the spokesperson wrote.
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We're both strong personalities but no one is pushing to be in charge.
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As CEO, Lynch will be in charge of the embattled pizza chain's turnaround.
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It's not clear what initiatives Best will be in charge of at HHS.
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What does it mean to you to be in charge of your destiny?
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Kimberley Fritts, Podesta Group's CEO, will be in charge of the new firm.
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Wyden asked Rettig who would be in charge of the IRS if confirmed.
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Once returned, the companies will be in charge of responsibly recycling the containers.
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A woman who seemed to be in charge brusquely refused to answer questions.
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I think ISIS would be in charge of Syria had we bombed Assad.
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The latest round of "who should be in charge of parties" has begun.
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Vinik will personally be in charge of all investment decisions at the reopened firm.
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Turner will be in charge of selling ads on Live Stores and upcoming shows.
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Meanwhile, she made very small strides to be in charge of her own life.
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And nobody, besides Trump, is empowered to be in charge of this West Wing.
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Sansa would be the Operations department, and Daenerys would be in charge of Development.
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Badruddin is also believed to be in charge of kidnappings for the Haqqani Network.
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It is good for the king to be in charge of his own creditors.
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That's a really important thing for people to understand — you can be in charge.
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You're not really supposed to be in charge of yourself when you're the singer.
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This is the person who will be in charge of carrying out your wishes.
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"We want the parent to be in charge of the toothbrush and the toothpaste."
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There's one in particular that seems to be in charge: the Woodsman (Robert Broski).
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She would also jump at the chance to be in charge of a team.
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The Defense Department would be in charge of any evacuated people from Puerto Rico.
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Otherwise, kids grow up feeling anxious — they really don't want to be in charge.
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I knew there were men who believed they should be in charge of money.
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The CEO will effectively be in charge of executing the strategy Hackett lays out.
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Although Chief Thomas was supposed to be in charge of joint operations on Aug.
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Eliot has created this amazing world, and we can be in charge of it.
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He will be in charge of Yuta, the property's signature restaurant, among other responsibilities.
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Bon Jovi: All my kids get to be in charge of their own things.
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The Army would not be in charge of managing a draft, should one occur.
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Then she'd go, 'No, I need to be in charge,' and we'd butt heads.
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"The Republican Party won the election, and Republicans should be in charge," he said.
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And if you happen to be in charge of one, today's your lucky day.
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Vestager will continue to be in charge of competition policy, alongside with digital services.
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In those countries, it is now accepted that a woman can be in charge.
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The commission would be in charge of approving licenses for dispensaries, among other policies.
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Crooked Hillary said her husband is going to be in charge of the economy.
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"If you spent 15 minutes with Sister Mary Scullion, you would think, only women should be in charge of everything," the 42nd president of the United States said, fittingly, since his wife is seeking to be in charge of the country come 2017.
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"Although they're separated, she'll be in charge of whatever happens," said the 83-year-old.
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The director listened, and promised that teacher wouldn't be in charge of my son anymore.
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"We all should be so lucky to be in charge of investigating ourselves," Sastre said.
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"I was like, 'This girl is already trying to be in charge,' " jokes Waddell, 32.
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John Kasich with this promise: Kasich could be in charge of domestic and foreign policy.
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Meanwhile, 1980s sitcom star Scott Baio wants Republican businessman Donald Trump to be in charge.
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His mom, Nina (Perrey Reeves), also happens to be in charge of the film's production.
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Many people take it for granted that white men should be in charge, studies show.
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"We don't know who's going to be in charge in Berlin or Paris," he said.
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Leos hit similar snags in romantic relationships because they always want to be in charge.
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He'll never really be in charge of the family, and part of him knows it.
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And this is scary: While he's out of the country, Trump will be in charge!
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State legislatures will also be in charge of redrawing congressional districts after the 2020 census.
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The bots are coming, and apparently you&aposll need one bot to be in charge.
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Some days, Mr. Uh would be in charge of cleaning all the old, traditional ceramics.
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But Williams said he — not Sinclair — would be in charge of the stations he's buying.
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That didn't sit well with VandeHei, but Allbritton felt he needed to be in charge.
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Diana may be in charge of her team, but Patty Jenkins is in charge of Diana.
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The details: Provinces will be in charge of determining how the drug is distributed and sold.
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This says there's uncertainty but you can be in charge of your own actions and reactions.
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The couple will still live on their ranch, but promise to let others be in charge.
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It is unclear right now whether Huami will be in charge of making the Mi Watch.
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From the surface of Station 19, it seems pretty obvious Andy is meant be in charge.
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If Enria was appointed then two Italians would be in charge of top ECB jobs simultaneously.
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My parents say my main response to this question was 'I want to be in charge.
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" Adding, "I'm going to step all over it, I'm going to be in charge of it.
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As president, Trump will be in charge of the very experts whose authority he's currently undermining.
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The American people should be in charge of their own economic opportunity, not bureaucrats in Washington.
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" She said in a different post that she will be in charge of a "new endeavour.
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Ownership: Each book has one lead who volunteers to be in charge of the group learning.
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He often spoke to his guards as if he would one day be in charge again.
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"She will not be in charge for the next phase," a second Conservative lawmaker told CNN.
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Of never being at the whim of whichever man happens to be in charge of you?
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Visa said those intermediaries would be in charge of determining whether merchants pay for the upgrade.
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But a Quebec spokeswoman later said that Caisse would be in charge of the bidding process.
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Bertolini will be on the combined company's board but won't be in charge of Aetna unit.
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"Hell, yeah," he said when asked if he would be in charge of all creative aspects.
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If you want to control the outcome of your life, you need to be in charge.
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So now that the original lead is withdrawing, Judge Seeborg held, Trigon should be in charge.
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Do you think boxers would trust Don King to be in charge of their bank accounts?
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The French national will also be in charge of a new Defense Industry and Space department.
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It asserted, though, that it — not lawmakers — should be in charge of crafting new, nationwide rules.
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A team from the Lower East Side bar Black Crescent will be in charge of those.
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The couple will be in charge of housekeeping and cooking breakfast and dinner for the residents.
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The same partners — Moshe Schulman, Alexis Percival, Patrick Cournot and Josh Ochoa — will be in charge.
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Nami Song, a chef who worked at Bouley, will be in charge of the hot kitchen.
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"Simply put, large corporations should not be in charge of deciding what Americans see online," Rep.
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The former CEO of Ralph Lauren will be in charge of managing the branded business and regions.
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The authorities also began arresting the leaders who most clearly challenged their claims to be in charge.
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It sounds like Oath is going to be in charge of all content projects from now on.
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I believe that Black people should be in charge, ensuring Black hair culture is shared by them.
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I'm a 4.9, and I'm happy to be in charge of transportation for the next girls' night.
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While most experts agree machine ethics need more oversight, they're split over who should be in charge.
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That means Greenblatt will be in charge of HBO, TBS, truTV and the forthcoming WarnerMedia streaming service.
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Furthermore, what would happen if some type of government board would be in charge of reviewing them?
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He will be in charge of immigration courts, which determine who gets kicked out of the country.
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Katniss might be in charge, but the men still dominate the screen 55 percent of the time.
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Arnau works at Barcelona airport and used to be in charge of accompanying passengers with reduced mobility.
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Like fellow Hollywood dad Kevin Hart, Feldman seems totally fine with letting his wife be in charge.
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It also occasioned an awkward dance between two competing bosses who both claim to be in charge.
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When it comes to professional leadership, both men and women often expect men to be in charge.
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As COO, Harford will be in charge global ride-hailing operations, marketing, customer support, and Uber Eats.
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"It is asking the perpetrators of segregation to be in charge of fixing the segregation," she said.
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He'll be in charge of managing access to Trump and keeping aides jockeying for position in line.
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The two appointments sparked confusion on who will be in charge when employees return to work Monday.
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For everyone, Saturn in Capricorn will show who has truly earned the right to be in charge.
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Michael Scaffidi, the head sommelier at Jean-Georges Restaurant, will be in charge of the beverage program.
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Take the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), which purports to be in charge of the nation's health.
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She would be in charge of the food we would share with Mr. Bourdain and his crew.
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According to news media reports, the armed forces will be in charge of security until Dec. 31.
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Sandeep Jauhar Who ultimately should be in charge of care at our nation's hospitals — physicians or businesspeople?
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I will probably be in charge, or at least not a slave, when push comes to shove.
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Trump never said he would hire a landscaper or an electrician to be in charge of Treasury.
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"This is Alberto's economic team, and he will be in charge on this front," says an adviser.
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Burisma said at the time that Biden — a lawyer — would be "in charge of" a legal unit.
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Burisma said at the time that Biden — a lawyer — would be "in charge of" a legal unit.
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"People have realized how much they can be in charge of their digital presence," Mr. Morris said.
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Merkel stressed that Maassen would not be in charge of domestic security issues in his new position.
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JM: They complain about sexism, but they still think women shouldn't be in charge because they're too emotional.
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At the time, the company said Sokov would be in charge of developing the company's long-term strategy.
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IBM researchers recently patented an AI system to determine who should be in charge in any given situation.
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Azar has been a critic of Obamacare, which he would be in charge of overseeing as HHS secretary.
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Intelligence agencies will be in charge of gathering information in order to identify who is behind an attack.
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"We would be so much better off if Gaddafi would be in charge right now," Trump said then.
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Jamal Hakrush will be in charge of improving the policing services in Arab neighborhoods and towns in Israel.
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Citizens could chose who would be in charge of holding their data and replacing lost or stolen cards.
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BOSSIE: So, I was kind of somebody who was, who was surprised that he would be in charge.
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Mike and Harvey determine who will be in charge at Mike's trial, with a winner-takes-all showdown.
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"Here!" pointing at a man who seemed to be in charge as I slowly backed away in awe.
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But shareholders now have two months to decide whether to compete to be in charge of the case.
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So, the natural conclusion is The Bachelor, where he'll be in charge of the ingredients — except not really.
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People still need to be in charge, and there is always a need for governance outside the system.
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This gateway will be in charge of protocol translation (by stripping and reconstructing or encapsulation) and safe pass.
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Once the plane arrives, NGOs on the ground will be in charge of distributing the life-saving goods.
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He always wants to be at the top of his game, and he wants to be in charge.
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Ackerman and his co-head will be in charge of driving Deutsche's client coverage strategy across the region.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's election commission said on Tuesday that different staff will be in charge of the Oct.
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Clinton has long sought to cast Trump as too erratic to be in charge of the U.S. military.
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Weighing that data isn't a neutral activity, so who should be in charge of deciding how it works?
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The choice will be border controls at Carlisle or letting another nation be in charge of our border.
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Additionally, the decree states that the Agriculture Ministry will be in charge of the management of public forests.
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The two conflicting appointments sparked confusion over who will be in charge when employees return to work Monday.
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As the general manager for Lima, you'll be in charge of managing the Lime presence across the city.
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ONE person needs to be in charge, needs a huge ego in making immediate life and death decisions.
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Ken, just to start off, what does it mean to be in charge of inbound transportation at Walmart?
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Peter Rice, the president of 533st Century Fox, will be in charge of most of Disney's television properties.
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I introduced myself to the one who looked to be in charge, who gave his name as Bob.
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I always let Kenny be in charge — because I love him and I never don't agree with him.
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One is John Sculley recruited him to Apple to be in charge of all the marketing and sales.
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He's the kind of quintessential man's man you'd expect to be in charge of a Denver whiskey operation.
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She really did like to be in charge, and when she was in charge, she was very good.
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" And I gave them one of those quick no-filter answers: "Because I like to be in charge.
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Japhet Hasunga was named as the new agriculture minister while Joseph Kakunda will be in charge of trade.
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How a Southern Democrat came to be in charge of Reconstruction In 1864, Lincoln was all about healing.
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The chairman of euro zone finance ministers, the Eurogroup, could be in charge of such a new institution.
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Mr. Shine has survived mainly by fulfilling the president's desire to be in charge of his own messaging.
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At a job where you feel like you can't be in charge of your own time or projects?
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He adores the femininity of women, but he likes the woman to be in charge of the situation.
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A first test of which Fernández would be in charge will come in drawing up their slate for congress.
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Under the agreement, the military council will be in charge of the country's leadership for the first 21 months.
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You don't have to get elected by the people to be in charge here, just by the Conservative Party.
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But that doesn't mean that no one will be in charge of the Pentagon, the Treasury, or State Department.
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But in March, the administration said the Finance Ministry would now be in charge of overseeing its drug buying.
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In his role, he will also be in charge of The Door's product development and initiatives with limited partners.
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The back-and-forth floor-crossing has convinced them that the same people will be in charge either way.
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And now, Zinke would be in charge of the National Park Service, which has a major sexual harassment problem.
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The Stockholm-based firm White Architects will be in charge of moving the town, where approximately 23,000 people live.
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Or there is only one earner and that person expects to be in charge of where the money goes.
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How did she come to be in charge of a hospital (the same spooky one from the opening scene)?
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They will be in charge of driving coordination with Deutsche Bank's product trading and structuring partners across global markets.
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He'd also be in charge of the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management, among other agencies.
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We were supposed to be in charge of them and now they're in charge of us and it's horrific.
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This, he thinks, is exactly how Trump wants it: I don't think the president wants to be in charge.
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We're going to have a new leader that will be in charge of the Gateway and the lunar lander.
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Donald Trump wants to have a vice president who'd be in charge of all "domestic and foreign policy," a.k.a.
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Giannandrea will now be in charge of Apple's machine learning division, its Siri team, and the Core ML team.
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So the biggest challenge for us is the telling ourselves, we have to be in charge of our future.
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However, there's no indication now of how leadership will change, who will be in charge of what, or when.
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"Somebody said, 'Why'd you appoint rich person to be in charge of the economy,'" said Trump, a billionaire himself.
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As secretary of Homeland Security, Kelly will be in charge of overseeing Trump's much-touted crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Instead of controlling a studio, Mr Katzenberg will be in charge of a new division called DreamWorks New Media.
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This means that the Trump administration will be in charge of the FHFA for the first time in 2019.
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If confirmed, he would be in charge of reviewing the safety of chemicals that our kids have exposure to.
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As a lobbyist, Bernhardt worked on behalf of several oil companies that he'll soon be in charge of regulating.
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The Department of Health and Human Services would be in charge of any unaccompanied children housed on the bases.
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"He is realistic: he is not expecting to be in charge with executive powers for a decade," he said.
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The idea is that the Federal Trade Commission, and not the FCC, would be in charge of policing companies.
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Once again, it seemed that those who were supposed to be in charge valued unbroken windows more than lives.
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Even narrowly factual arguments against it — like, the government would be in charge — cause supporters to change their minds.
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That means Puzder will be in charge of the only agency which can stop wage theft on federal contracts.
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New York (CNN Business)It may not seem like the best time to be in charge of Bumble Bee.
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Members of Virginia's Republican Party will now be in charge of determining which candidate will run in Garrett's stead.
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Somewhere along the way in digital journalism, we got the idea that editors should be in charge of layout.
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The new prime minister will effectively be in charge of the bureaucracy, made up of about 275 cabinet ministries.
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One day, he asked me if I wanted to be in charge of all the raves at his club.
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The institute would be in charge of operating the Hubble Space Telescope, which was then being built and tested.
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I volunteered to be in charge of making sure our internet and heat/electric bills were paid on time.
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"It is a burden to accept this responsibility to be in charge of you," he said in the video.
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The left, he believes, refuses to admit that men might be in charge because they are better at it.
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He moved to Los Angeles in the early 2100s to be in charge of daytime programming for ABC-TV.
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Fire people for what you object to today, and who knows who will be in charge of firings tomorrow.
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Adriano Marcon, president and group leader for Cargill's aquaculture business globally, will be in charge of Cargill Animal Nutrition.
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When she's sworn in as prime minister of Finland this week, she'll be in charge of an entire nation.
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The modern ideal of autonomy means that we think each person should be in charge of her own life.
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The board has authority to review that effort but not to be in charge of our public policy formulation.
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If confirmed, Mr. Barr would be in charge of administering and enforcing the law and working with whistle-blowers.
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Either a morally compromised governor will be in charge, or the legislature will execute a kind of partisan coup.
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Elliott agrees, which is why it doesn't think a veteran telecom guy like Stephenson should still be in charge.
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Zinke would be in charge of unwinding the rule, but that process could take years through normal administrative channels.
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Bastianich Manuali, 46, will be in charge of operations across the group, a position that did not exist before.
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Someone detached from reality should never be in charge of making decisions that are as real as they come.
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Now, Nixon has been in the race for 15 days, and we have seen the governor go to NYCHA, declare a state of emergency, and go to Albany and tell the IDC to disband so this black woman, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, can be in charge like she was supposed to be in charge.
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Farrier returns without an arm, and with a demotion; now, Medici tells him, he'll be in charge of the elephants.
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"We want to meet that one," I said to someone from the rescue organization who seemed to be in charge.
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Giuliani, who runs a security consulting firm, said on the show he would be in charge of coordinating the group.
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I spoke to the guy who used to be in charge of releasing public records to journalists at the university.
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I tell her to be in charge of the account and screen the men until I'm ready to date again.
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The goal was to allow the Lakota people to speak for themselves and be in charge of their own story.
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Her agency will be in charge of relaxing and rewriting the law's regulations while Congress works on the biggest changes.
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The merits of privatization aren't at issue in this case, only whether Wilkie or Bowman should be in charge temporarily.
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What would Trump be in charge of then, Kasich asked Don Jr.. "Making America great again," Don Jr reportedly replied.
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As with the bee vote, no one ever asked the rocks who should be in charge of our planet's wilderness.
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This will avoid tampering of any kind, as the officials would be in charge of either one or two footballs.
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Jason Miller has joined Trump's campaign and will be in charge of the campaign's messaging and dealing with the media.
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He promised a radical new brand of democracy he called "protagonist democracy," in which regular people would be in charge.
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I just need a little time to not be in charge of anyone and not have to think about ANYTHING.
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If confirmed, the freshman lawmaker would be in charge of an agency responsible for managing the government's vast land holdings.
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The contest will determine the politicians who will be in charge when the oil money begins to flow this year.
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Jolly will be in charge of growing iShares ETF's market share and driving ETF adoptions amongst investors in the region.
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They succeeded in kicking out the sitting governor, but now it's still unclear who will be in charge next week.
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By Friday night, the general who appeared to be in charge of the junta announced that he was stepping down.
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Mr. Odinga has contended that the Supreme Court, not the electoral commission, should be in charge of overseeing the election.
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But landing a deal where Mr. Elbroody would be in charge of the kitchen was more difficult than he anticipated.
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Lieberman said only Election Committee monitors, not "Netanyahu's private militia", should be in charge of any cameras in polling stations.
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It's a party that wants America's most unpopular, polarizing politician (Nancy Pelosi!) to be in charge of all of this.
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Christina Hennington will oversee merchandising for hardline and essentials, while Jill Sando will be in charge of merchandising for style.
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If confirmed, the four will be in charge of overseeing mergers and policing companies for violations of consumer protection laws.
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He's going to oversee all of the proceedings, and he will be in charge of making key decisions, hearing objections.
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One way or the other, Merkel will be in charge of the next German government with little or no change.
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The lawyer would reportedly be in charge of guiding the president's actions with the Justice Department as its investigation continues.
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That appointment requires Senate confirmation and analysts said they expected Noreika to be in charge for much of this year.
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Clemente, who will be based in New York, will be in charge of all programming and daily operations at Newsmax.
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What skills do you want to pursue, what would engage you, what would you want to be in charge of?
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At first I heard only the loud birds who seemed to be in charge of screaming the world's pain: Ow!
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Another photograph shows Robinson typing, an indication of how much Robinson wanted to be in charge of his own story.
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Mulvaney may no longer be in charge of the CFPB, but Waters intends to continue to dig into his activities.
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The MPD would be in charge of crowd control, crime prevention, and security details for the dignitaries who would attend.
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Jarrod Huth, TAK Room's 34-year-old chef de cuisine, will be in charge of the kitchen in New York.
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Acosta's departure from the Labor Department means he will no longer be in charge of visas for sex trafficking survivors.
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She will be in charge of figuring out major aspects of federal drone policy, like the laws around safe operating.
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In '85, they let me be in charge of the technology portion of the biggest emerging growth fund that they had.
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Women resented her success and her beauty, while men thought that she was unfit to be in charge of the department.
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"I cannot support arms sales to Saudi Arabia as long as he's gonna be in charge of this country," Graham added.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), which will be in charge of Trump's briefings, had no immediate comment.
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I hate to beat up on a nice boy like Mark Zuckerberg, but he should not be in charge of this.
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Individuals and groups will be in charge of setting their own standards for what they want to see in their feed.
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This raises the tricky issue of whether central banks should be in charge of both monetary policy and of financial supervision.
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"The nice thing is Sean will be in charge of assessing audience size," Bergeron joked to Spicer on the morning show.
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And patients and doctors should be in charge of deciding how best to use new technologies to expand access to care.
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And he proceeded, quietly but methodically, to prepare Cuba for the time when a Castro would no longer be in charge.
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On top of that, Wong will be in charge of "diversity and inclusion" at Reddit, reporting directly to CEO Steve Huffman.
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Uhm, your high school principal, who also happens to be in charge of hiring knows about all of your arrests. 227.
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Jacobs will be in charge of carrying out front-end engineering and design for a propylene and polypropylene facility in Alberta.
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That is one reason why, if and when the future negotiations begin in Brussels, she is unlikely to be in charge.
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A spokesman at Downing Street, which would be in charge of the plans for the visit, would not confirm the plans.
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Elzie says BLM has reached out to well-known black pastors who won't join because they want to be in charge.
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Anyone still espousing this failed strategy — or the neoliberal ideology that undergirds it — should not be in charge of anything again.
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That's why he got with Fish early, he knew she was gonna be in charge, and then he found other ways.
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In addition to focusing on the Gulf Cooperation Council region, he will also be in charge of family offices in Russia.
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"As education secretary, Betsy DeVos would be in charge of running a $2202 trillion student loan bank," said Warren on Facebook.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) will no longer be in charge of the committee, having reach his term limit for the chairmanship.
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Mr Colyer announced a new cabinet appointment and was widely expected to be in charge at the start of this year.
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In a follow-up question, Facebook asked whether Facebook, users, or outside experts should be in charge of making these calls.
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Should pilots, who have never launched a rocket or operated a satellite in their career, be in charge of space forces?
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It boiled down to the fact that people didn't trust others to be "in charge of their secrets" anymore, she says.
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Instead, the ministry was only told in late November that Jo would no longer be "in charge of business," it said.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) will no longer be in charge of the committee, having reached his term limit for the chairmanship.
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"I felt like no one, no one that was supposed to be in charge could handle the situation," she told CNN.
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At Airbnb, he will be in charge of making the company and the community of travelers that it supports more diverse.
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"These alpha personalities, someone's got to be in charge," said Chief Boyce, who also commanded all Bronx detectives for three years.
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"The people who came to be in charge of South Street were not interested in purpose," Mr. Stanford said in 1981.
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Not their whole lives, but a long time, as long as they could be creative and be in charge of things.
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"There's a connection between Grenfell Tower and this incident," explains Weyman Bennett, who seems to be in charge of the protest.
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She will report to the longtime Fox executive Peter Rice, who will be in charge of most of Disney's television properties.
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So every individual has to be in charge of navigating the entire commercial-surveillance-industrial-complex on his or her own.
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Officials specifically claimed to have killed Abu Muhammad al-Shimali, the commander said to be in charge of ISIS' foreign recruits.
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And it will also provide an answer to the more important question of who should be in charge of hospital care.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump did that, saying that Vice President Mike Pence will be in charge of the federal response.
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After the new menu, a good business can be in charge of making the food for the schools in the district.
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"Military courts will be in charge of all investigations that are necessary of these TERRORISTS hired by the right," he wrote.
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There is near consensus among liberals and conservatives that the mayor, any mayor, should ultimately be in charge of the schools.
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"They're definitely a generation that wants to effect change and wants to be in charge of the change," Ms. Vodianova said.
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Mueller will work hand in hand with the New York prosecutors, but they will be in charge of the other matters.
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YOU'RE – DID YOU KNOW YOU WERE GOING TO BE IN CHARGE OF SPACE – THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE THE SPACE CZAR?
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The message, Mr. Bannon said, is that if Republicans lose in November, these are the people who will be in charge.
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" They said, "Well, I had one job when my kid was born, which was to be in charge of the music, right?
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BAMTech will now be in charge of all professional League streams, broadcasting and distributing Riot's own professional seasons to third-party tournaments.
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Anthony Scaramucci, a technically charismatic former Goldman Sachs Executive, will be in charge of selling the President's latest lies to the press.
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In theory Smith would be in charge of anchoring big breaking news stories throughout the day, but this rarely happened in practice.
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"The nice thing is Sean will be in charge of assessing audience size," DWTS host Tom Bergeron joked on Good Morning America.
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She was supposed to be in charge of the money but with Harrison not bringing in enough income, she wasn't able to.
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But talks stalled over the contentious issue of who would be in charge of the highest decision-making body, the sovereign council.
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When it became clear Jeff should be in charge of groceries, for example, there was a lot he had to figure out.
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"These co-ops are one way to be in charge of our means of production," said one of the founders, Shani Akilah.
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"I think we'll be here for the long-term, but we don't want to be in charge of leading it," he said.
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As attorney general, Sessions would be in charge of all the US attorney's offices and represent the US in all legal matters.
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DiLullo will be in charge of the semiconductor, communications and storage groups while Turner will oversee the consumer technology and software groups.
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Whoever wins, then, will be in charge of negotiations that affect millions of immigrants' lives and billions of dollars of economic activity.
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"It was fun to be in charge of your own life," Mr. Kidd told The Post in 2012 about the pro tour.
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DISRUPTIVE The commission, who has the exclusive power to propose legislation at EU level, would be in charge of devising new rules.
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"We have these images of what it means to be in charge and those images are always privileged white men," Poulton says.
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Luis Salas, a left-wing sociologist who does not think that printing money causes inflation, will be in charge of economic policy.
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"I don't have to go any deeper than I wanna go, I can kind of be in charge of it," she added.
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Especially when you think of, generationally, people that are in charge now and people that will be in charge in the future.
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But in announcing Zinke's exit, Trump didn't say the deputy secretary would be in charge of the agency and its 70,000 employees.
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Steffen Retzlaff, son of the absent chief executive, will no longer be in charge of Stada subsidiaries Hemopharm GmbH and Stadavita GmbH.
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The Open Society Foundations (OSF), a non-profit organization owned by Soros, will be in charge of the funds, the statement said.
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Aetna's current CEO, Mark Bertolini, will remain on the company's board, but he won't be in charge of running the Aetna unit.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics will still use the ranch as a training center, though Bela and Martha won't be in charge of managing it.
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Keep in mind: Whoever replaces Inch will be in charge of actually implementing whatever prison reforms manage to make it into law.
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At European Union summit meetings, 28 leaders project competing versions of what it means to be in charge as the bloc falters.
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"I think he should not appoint somebody to be in charge of his foreign policy that disagrees with him," Paul told reporters.
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"The Dutch would like to be in charge again of their own budget, their national borders and their immigration policy," he continued.
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Mr. Hegseth, if hired for the veterans affairs job, would be in charge of reforming a bureaucracy that administers benefits to millions.
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The following month, Trump said that Kushner would be in charge of trying to "broker a Middle East peace deal" for him.
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He shifted away from politics in the early 1990s to be in charge of public affairs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Chapek will be in charge of navigating one of the biggest shifts in media at one of the world's largest entertainment conglomerates.
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It is a partnership with Brandywine Realty Trust, and Melissa Weller, formerly at Per Se, will be in charge of the pastries.
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She said she wanted to capture Candy's resolve to prevail in a man's world and be in charge of her own desires.
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The chef, Steven Boutross, who was a sous-chef at Jean-Georges, will be in charge of the farm-to-table fare.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Yes, this is major news: Vice President Mike Pence will be in charge of America's effort to contain the coronavirus.
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Under the model, the FAA would maintain safety oversight, while a new entity would be in charge of air traffic control operations.
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Yes, he will be in charge of the State Department, but he's also going to have to give it a thorough scrubbing.
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I want to be in charge of my own life and not have anyone else make decisions for me on my behalf.
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If so, they&aposll also decide whether the current government should be in charge of writing the new foundational document or not.
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The task force will be in charge of looking into a broad range of efforts in which outside actors sought to interfere.
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Whitaker's ascent to the top of the Justice Department means that he, rather than Rosenstein, will now be in charge of Mueller.
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The attorney general, a position currently occupied by Trump-appointee Matt Whitaker, would be in charge of implementing and enforcing the law.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Myers, who has a business background, will be in charge of everything from weather satellites to fisheries regulations.
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The company also hired Keith Adams as its chief architect; he'll be in charge of setting up the infrastructure that Slack runs on.
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This has long been the stringent criticism of Eduction Secretary Betsy DeVos, who will be in charge of carrying out Ivanka's unoriginal mission.
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When asked if he considered himself to be "in charge of all news media and social media" for the company, Dew said no.
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Minson and Gunningham did have a massive layoff plan ready to go, but now SoftBank will be in charge of the pink slips.
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The company added that it had also recruited Alejandro Eito to be in charge of business operations, market development and streamlining logistics chains.
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According to Business Insider, Jack will be "in charge of choosing drinks" throughout the weekend, which will includes a selection of Casamigos cocktails.
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With Republicans going to be in charge of the White House and Congress in January, profound policy changes are likely coming. Obamacare. Immigration.
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Essential confirmed that Rubin had stepped aside and said that Niccolo de Masi, Essential's president, would be in charge for the time being.
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After all, if he becomes leader the TV star would be in charge of a country at war in need of fundamental change.
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The FAA said its investigators are headed to the site and the National Transportation Safety Board will be in charge of the probe.
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You didn't come down saying that the semi-regulated fossil market needs to end, or that only scientists need to be in charge.
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He seems to be in charge of his alliance, and he's the only one who knows about both Lauren's advantage and Ryan's idol.
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The firm added that it had also recruited Alejandro Eito to be in charge of business operations, market development and streamlining logistics chains.
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In the wake of the Mt. Gox bankruptcy, Japan didn't know what to make of bitcoin - or even who should be in charge.
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Tadikonda will report to Ponnavolu and be in charge of markets including Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong and India, among others, the company said.
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Even the Department of Defense — who, you know, is supposed to be in charge of this whole thing — appears to have been blindsided.
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The FAA would maintain safety oversight, while the corporation would be in charge of operations and have the power to impose user fees.
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The editor will be in charge of crafting the news alerts that already appear alongside user-submitted camera footage in the Neighbors app.
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This time not only will Mr Xi be in charge of the process, he will also have more places than usual to fill.
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Henceforth one part of the NHS would be responsible for buying services from hospitals and another would be in charge of running them.
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He will be in charge of launching new farming initiatives in the coming months to boost prospects for Tereos' members, the statement said.
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The forecast predicts Democratic governors will be in charge in 23 or 24 states, with Republicans holding the remaining 26 or 27 states.
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"We don't know who's going to be in charge," said Anand Menon, professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London.
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But it's not clear that any politician is confident enough to take this route, perhaps because they won't be in charge for long.
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The series is going to star celebrity kids, who will be in charge of pulling off pranks with the help of their parents.
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He will be in charge of launching new farming initiatives in the coming months to boost prospects for Tereos' members, the statement said.
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Delrahim, a former deputy assistant attorney general in the antitrust division, would be in charge of reviewing corporate mergers for the Trump administration.
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Incoming House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, whose committee would be in charge of impeachment proceedings, was non-committal when asked about Sherman's resolution.
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That these mere politicians, elected by the American people, should be in charge of the powerful economic and financial experts of the Fed?
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If confirmed, Redl will be in charge of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), and serve as President Trump's top telecom adviser.
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Iris and Liz now appear to be in charge of the hotel, except that it's filled with homicidal maniacs from the great beyond.
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The young man, too frightened to give his last name, is meant to be in charge of one of the constituency's polling stations.
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"I'm a woman, I'm international, and I want every woman to be in charge," von Furstenberg says in reference to her latest endeavor.
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According to the City Charter, the mayor can designate a deputy mayor to officially be in charge when he is out of town.
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FEMA will be in charge of delivering the equipment and personnel for 250 beds that will be part of this new hospital complex.
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The well-regarded academic joined Uber as its SVP of leadership and culture and will be in charge of restructuring the company's organization.
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Bean, the princess of Dreamland, is an entitled teenager with daddy issues who just wants to be in charge of her own life.
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Data-protection agencies in each European Union country will be in charge of policing the companies that have European headquarters within its borders.
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"The idea that Puzder could be in charge of upholding the same laws that he's been breaking is hard to fathom," Fells said.
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"People are interested in it," national spokeswoman Katrina Pierson told CNN on Thursday, adding that Trump's children would be in charge of it.
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Manning, who, like Yoest, has argued that abortions cause breast cancer, is going to be in charge of all federal family planning programs.
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"We would be so much better off if Gaddafi would be in charge right now," Trump said at a Texas debate in February.
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New management by Infuse Hospitality, which sets up and runs food and beverage venues for companies, will be in charge as of Monday.
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Or that MBS will be in charge of investigating his own intelligence agency that is stuffed full of his hand-picked ultra-loyalists.
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Yet the pattern — wanting to be in charge but not wanting to deal with the day-to-day job — would quickly repeat itself.
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Once it's fully staffed, the body will be in charge of adjudicating appeals from users whose content has been removed from Facebook's platforms.
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Indeed, despite its nominal independence from Congress, the bureau is a textbook example of political capture by whomever happens to be in charge.
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He also underlined the creation of a new security force, the National Guard, which will be in charge of the nation's public security.
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But if you step back and look at this from human history, it's a radical idea for a woman to be in charge.
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But critics worry that Schultz and his growth team are the last people who should be in charge of solving the social network's problems.
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As he originally indicated, it appears that his sons, with whom he is in close contact, will be in charge of handling the operations.
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While Manafort, a longtime Republican operative, is believed to be in charge now, the campaign has not fully clarified who is running the operation.
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"Trump is very much going to be a guy who will be in charge and he is going to call the shots," Chen said.
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He's got to somehow prove to people that they can trust him to be in charge of the government for the next four years.
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While the couple would be in charge of many tasks involved in running a home, one of their key responsibilities would be meal prep.
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DM me if you know what I'm supposed to do with this thing for how ever many years I'm supposed to be in charge.
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In this new role, Tillerson will be in charge of U.S. international climate negotiations as well as international aid efforts on climate-related disasters.
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Part of the problem is that it's not clear which US regulatory agency, if any, would be in charge of regulating Libra and Calibra.
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"From design, manufacturing to construction and services robots will be in charge," wrote the firm in the announcement that they had won the competition.
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Of course Ed Orgeron would be in charge of LSU, the only Power Five school in America where he may not seem Cajun enough.
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In fact, it has no brain (there's a nerve ring around its mouth that appears to be in charge of the extremely limited operation).
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Fixer Upper builder Clint Harp will head up the half marathon, and local metalworker Jimmy Don Holmes will be in charge of the 5K.
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Google has apparently confirmed to 9to5Google that Verizon will be in charge of delivering Android software updates to all Pixel phones that it sells.
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Critics and Macri supporters dismissed Alberto Fernandez as a "puppet" with most unconvinced he would really be in charge, despite Cristina's new lower profile.
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The U.S. Constitution says that the federal government is supposed to be in charge of the military, immigration laws, foreign policy, the Treasury, etc.
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Kobach was going to be in charge of a recount that would determine the winner in an election in which he was a candidate!
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Mitch McConnell would call the shots — and one of the president's reliable defenders would be in charge of drafting rules and procedures governing it.
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Rogers may be in charge of the national security group on the transition team, or he could play another top roll on the team.
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Google appointed Harris to be in charge of ethical design, but he left Google in 2016 to co-found the Center for Humane Technology.
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She will be in charge of Facebook's scripted and unscripted content and will work closely with Ricky Van Veen of CollegeHumor fame, reports Deadline.
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How much autonomy the new executive would have, however, remains a question since Ells will still be in charge of its board, said Allen.
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And if she helped enable and cover it up, should she be in charge of leading the CIA toward a more accountable, ethical future?
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This year, again the president-elect has chosen leadership staff to be in charge of the day-to-day work of the transition team.
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"If there is any chance for them to be in charge, it goes through Arizona," McSally told supporters at a local Republican club recently.
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Trump has yet to nominate a new SEC chairman, who in turn will be in charge of hiring division directors, including one for enforcement.
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The London-based business analyst would be in charge of running a detailed implementation roadmap with a specific mission "Brexit execution and delivery phase".
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If you can't choose what to put on your head, they won't let you be in charge of what is in your head, either.
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He feels that means he should be in charge of the adventures he and his siblings undertake once they're actually inside the Glass Town.
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"Nancy Beck is the last person who should be in charge of safeguarding the American people from dangerous products," he said in a statement.
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Frans Timmermans, a Dutch social democrat, will be in charge of Europe's "green new deal", accelerating the EU's progress towards carbon neutrality by 2050.
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Frans Timmermans, a Dutch social democrat, will be in charge of Europe's "green new deal", accelerating the EU's progress towards carbon neutrality by 2050.
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Pence will be in charge of coordinating the medical and other professionals working to keep the virus at bay in the U.S., Trump said.
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At a news conference Wednesday night, Trump announced that Vice President Mike Pence would be in charge of the U.S. response to the coronavirus.
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The House in its impeachment inquiry should reaffirm the need for the State Department to be in charge of our relations with foreign countries.
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Spencer, who would be in charge of the Navy and Marine Corps, currently heads Fall Creek Management LLC, a private Wyoming-based consulting firm.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday Vice President Mike Pence will be in charge of the U.S. response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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He explained that his daughter Ivanka would be in charge of the Chicago development — that's how important this project was to the Trump Organization.
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The brothers are said to have founded Rome at the site in 753 BC and ended up fighting over who should be in charge.
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In that post, Nesterczuk would be in charge of the agency responsible for overseeing federal employees' pay, benefit programs and hiring, among other things.
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If approved, the rule changes would take effect at the beginning of next year, when either party could be in charge of the chamber.
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"He is not the kind of man the establishment would like to be in charge," said Mr. Haqqani, a longtime observer of Pakistani politics.
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Try chicken Milanese: One kid can be in charge of the flour, another the egg, and you can manage the drop into the oil.
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My awakening into adult life coincided with the incredible fragility of it and the idiocy of the people who claim to be in charge.
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And in some ways, people still are figuring out what to do with information and actually, frankly, how to be in charge of themselves.
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State races in the next several years have additional importance because whichever party wins will be in charge of redrawing legislative maps in 2020.
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Today I've decided to be in charge of cyber bullying, which is why I had my photograph taken in the nursery of the Muppet Babies.
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It is 242 pages long and it lays bare exactly how he would repeal Obamacare — a program he is about to be in charge of.
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And it's not idealists who would truly be in charge of redrawing the lines should Democrats regain power in these states, but self-interested politicians.
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Then, he was all, "I should be in charge of all of this," and Colton became America's newest Bachelor, searching for the one once more.
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Along the way, the CGO will be in charge of posting photos, grilling techniques and other multimedia on the company's website and social media channels.
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But the truth is that the generations that are coming up now, the ones who are going to be in charge, care less and less.
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In 20 years, you will all be in charge, and demonstrate far less appetite or patience for Trump's brand of nativist rhetoric and race baiting.
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But it's interesting to see that PewDiePie wants to be in charge of another side of the business and not just his own YouTube channel.
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"There aren't very many spaces that I can be in charge of, and what I'm going to say is going to be heard," Margolin said.
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The Federal Trade Commission will be in charge of any antitrust investigations into Facebook, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal Monday.
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The proposed Department of Cybersecurity would be led by a cabinet-level secretary who would be in charge of implementing the United States' cybersecurity strategy.
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We don't even know who will be writing the series, though artist Joe Ng will be in charge of the art side of the production.
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" The FAA also said that the National Transportation Safety Board "will be in charge of the investigation and will determine probable cause of the accident.
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They describe him as having a refreshingly hands-off approach, one that allowed the creatives at the studio to be in charge of their work.
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The council is asking for the creation of an entirely new entity, which would be in charge of biodefense and accountable for its own progress.
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I now walk into an executive review meeting knowing I'll get usable feedback instead of wondering who will be in charge of the project tomorrow.
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Both are taskmasters unafraid to challenge convention and unwilling to concede that in an age of player empowerment the coach cannot indisputably be in charge.
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It is rules-heavy and has its flaws, but its premise that consumers should be in charge of their personal data is the right one.
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Greengrass is almost too good of a director to be in charge of an action-thriller, perhaps the main reasons he's so fantastic at them.
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Fidji Simo, who has worked on Facebook's video strategy, will be in charge of the Facebook app, but won't have the same title as Cox.
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The BBFC are reportedly going to be in charge of classifying our porn, with parameters loosely based on the Crown Prosecution Service's Obscene Publications legislation.
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There are few things you ever get the chance to be in charge of as a kid, and being poor only makes this more true.
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The announcement that established fact-checking organizations will be in charge of classifying some stories as fake was quickly met with derision on the right.
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"We want be in charge of our own country, our own money, our own borders, and our own immigration policy," he said in a statement.
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After five games full of new Skylanders characters, players will be in charge of creating their own heroes in the popular toys-to-life game.
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"This is why women should be in charge of everything!" exclaimed some on social media, echoing the bonnet-wearers who schemed at the Palais Royal.
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Instead, the 9-person Duck Duck Moose team will be in charge of a new initiative inside Khan Academy, aimed at developing early learning products.
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While states are supposed to be in charge of regulating medicine, when it comes to controlled substances, the federal Drug Enforcement Administration makes the rules.
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In the interim, Congress is holding a "lame duck" session in which Republicans such as Brady will still be in charge of the House agenda.
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Clinton, her campaign straining to build momentum, said that her husband would be "in charge of revitalizing the economy" in a second Clinton White House.
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Simsek will continue to oversee the treasury and central bank but will no longer be in charge of regulating commercial lenders or the capital markets.
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On Tuesday, the Senate Banking Committee blasted the project and questioned whether the embattled company should be in charge of launching such an ambitious venture.
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"I'm relinquishing my presidential duties," he said, adding that his general manger, Jed Hoyer, would be in charge while he went on a monthlong bender.
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This generation is going to be in charge of the country one day, so knowing what they want is critical to understanding the political climate.
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They believe without a shadow of doubt that because they are smarter than most in America, they should be in charge of all in America.
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Plus I have found that most physicians, at the end of the day, are control freaks, wanting to be in charge of their own patients.
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By the end of the night on Monday, Mr. de Blasio answered one question: Mr. Esposito would no longer be in charge of emergency management.
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"Effective immediately, Earvin Johnson will be in charge of all basketball operations and will report directly to me," Jeanie Buss said in a press release.
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Carlos Tavares, a weekend racer with a gutsy instinct on and off the track, will soon be in charge of the world's fourth-largest automaker.
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He had always felt ambitious; even when he was tiny, he wanted to be in charge of things, and now he knew it could happen.
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Mindfulness meditation teaches you how to be aware of your thoughts and feelings, which in turn enables you to be in charge of your actions.
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Doing so could allow Treasury to take charge again, even though United States law says the trade agency should be in charge of trade issues.
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Maike Cruse, the director of Gallery Weekend Berlin, set to open April 28, will be in charge of operations at the new Art Berlin event.
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Because the state legislatures and governors in place in 2021 will be in charge of redrawing the congressional district maps after the 2020 US Census.
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However, the report found companies creating medical imaging software and medical device makers assumed their customers—health providers—would be in charge of securing data.
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The Senate is now faced with the decision whether to approve his nominee, who will be in charge of the FBI's portion of the investigation.
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Never mind sweating the small stuff, like who would then be in charge of regulating air and water pollution, environmental enforcement, Superfund sites and more.
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I understand that there's anxiety because there always is when someone who doesn't share your world view is going to be in charge of things.
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The House and Senate would be in charge of this tension, and at risk of the negotiations among key legislators and committees who hold sway.
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As health secretary, Price would be in charge of a federal department that has a budget of about $80 billion and employs nearly 80,000 people.
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Instead of having a different choreographer every week as the girls were saying, they found someone to be in charge of that team with the teenagers.
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Kelly filed court documents asking to be appointed conservator of her father in order to be in charge of his medical treatments in in August 2018.
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When you give someone durable power of attorney for your finances, that person will be in charge of paying bills and filing tax returns, for example.
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As previews confirm, with Lucious's garbage self sidelined following his traumatizing accident, Cookie will be in charge of protecting the Empire Entertainment ship from all sides.
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"The nice thing is Sean will be in charge of assessing audience size," Bergeron joked to Spicer on Good Morning America when the cast was revealed.
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There are few things more hotly debated at a Fourth of July get-together than the event's playlist, and who should be in charge of it.
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Climate change denial is practically a prerequisite, and several men who will soon be in charge of the country's environmental agencies think those agencies should disappear.
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As a coach, Campbell's role was not to be in charge of particular projects, or to make strategic decisions, but to make other people work better.
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"DM me if you know what I'm supposed to do with this thing for how ever many years I'm supposed to be in charge," she added.
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Different ministries used to be in charge of responding to natural disasters, depending on what sort of disaster it was (one for earthquakes, another for floods).
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Sources in the mobile marketing community, mostly from large tech platforms, argue that the Association for National Advertisers (ANA), should be in charge of the task.
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Under the deal, Eni will continue to lead all upstream operations in Area 4, while Exxon will be in charge of building the onshore LNG plants.
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" She added, "DM me if you know what I'm supposed to do with this thing for how ever many years I'm supposed to be in charge.
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Bottom Line: Tye Brady, chief technologist at Amazon Robotics and a third voice opposing Musk's suggestion, said, "We will always be in charge of our technology."
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Amazon is hiring an expert who would be in charge of overseeing the company's health privacy regulations, known as HIPAA, for a "new initiative," CNBC reports.
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ET: Verizon told Ars Technica Google will be in charge of releasing both system updates and monthly security updates for its Pixel and Pixel XL phones.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Gottlieb would be in charge of implementing Trump's plan to dramatically cut regulations governing food, drugs, cosmetics, dietary supplements and tobacco.
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The businesswoman's time in that role would help her as director of national intelligence, where she'd be in charge of overseeing the nation's various intelligence agencies.
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According to a Kasich adviser who spoke with the Times, the younger Trump said that Kasich would be in charge of both domestic and foreign policy.
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Morgan, who joins from Lloyds Bank, will be in charge of the syndication and distribution of power and infrastructure finance transactions, Investec Specialist said on Monday.
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When asked when the two moon shots became separated Dr Soon-Shiong's team said Mr Biden had been nominated to be in charge of "mission control".
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He argued privately that whites needed to embrace Reconstruction so that they, and not the newly freed blacks, would be in charge of rebuilding the South.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ask U.S. national rugby sevens head coach Mike Friday how he feels to be in charge of a nascent sporting superpower, and he winces.
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"Everybody is there, and our goal is to find people to be in charge of the project and get it over the finish line," Schwarz says.
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In March the government said that it would develop new voluntary qualifications to prepare those soon to be in charge of academy groups and their finances.
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Rosenstein will be in charge of overseeing the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 85033 presidential election, including potential connections between Trump campaign officials and Moscow.
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The list is long and dark, and includes a Dancing with the Stars reject who is now poised to be in charge of America's nuclear arsenal.
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Depending on your specialty, you could be in charge of a game's audio-visual style, narrative, layout, or aesthetics, as well as the actual software programming.
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When you give someone durable power of attorney for your finances, that person will be in charge of paying bills, filing tax returns and the like.
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His committee will also be in charge of handling a report from special counsel Robert Mueller and any fights that may arise about making it public.
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In a situation that lacks clear legal status, no one wants to be in charge of important decisions, affairs are delayed and decisions are never made.
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Rod Millar, who joined Sprint last year to head its buyback and other reverse logistics, will now be in charge of both that area and product.
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I've had patrons walk by me and go to a male searcher because they didn't expect me to be in charge of door and checking IDs.
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He'll be in charge of building and leading Studio Platform, working both with internal engineers and third-party partners to help build out the various applications.
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Most of the 23 were Eritrean, but one Italian man thought to be in charge of moving migrants from Rome to northern Europe was also arrested.
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In order to limit finger gymnastics, your pinkies should be in charge of pressing the "shift" key, and your thumbs are responsible for the space bar.
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Verma said the healthcare industry needed to make changes so that consumers don't feel like they need the government to be in charge of their healthcare.
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Betterplace will be in charge of deciding what groups will be invited to move into the building, which includes work spaces, conference rooms and a stage.
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But six months from now, different people could be in charge, facing an economy that is still in crisis and a planet that is still warming.
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Unfortunately, the same venal, part-time players whose only ambition is to feather their own nests or those of their moneyed supporters will be in charge.
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He instead notified Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director at the time, about Mr. Schulze's outreach and requested that the agency be in charge of the discussions.
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This has added more uncertainty to the selection of the bank chief and raised the question of whether the current government will even be in charge.
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The original idea was for Leon to be in charge of creative and Lim to handle the finances, although they consult each other on most everything.
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Michael Gove, who, together with Mr. Johnson, led the pro-Brexit referendum campaign in 2016, will be in charge of preparations for a no-deal exit.
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John Rompon, managing partner of Marjo Investments, which makes private equity investments for wealthy families, said it was essential for one person to be in charge.
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The Washington Post says both want to be in charge of impeachment strategy, which means nobody is in charge of impeachment strategy for the White House.
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The Joint Staff will be in charge of planning the event in a way that integrates the parade into Washington's planned Veterans Day festivities on Nov.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday Vice President Mike Pence will be in charge of the U.S. response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ms. Manning will be in charge of the Title X federal family planning program, which provides birth control access to mostly low-income and uninsured women.
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The Foreign Agricultural Service's trade promotion arm will be in charge of administering up to $230 million available to develop foreign markets for U.S. agricultural products.
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Then I called Terry and told him, 'If this is getting made one way or the other, I'd rather have you be in charge of it.
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Nadler, whose committee would be in charge of a potential impeachment process, has been careful to say he's not planning to move forward on impeachment yet.
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A central committee governs the chapters, with one member designated to be "in charge of war," similar to the president's secretary of defense, Mr. Gonzalez testified.
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As health secretary, Price would be in charge of a massive federal department that has a budget of about $80 billion and employs nearly 80,000 people.
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Sri Lanka will have a major stake in the firm dealing with security, while China will run the other company that will be in charge of business.
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will be in charge of the investigation, the statement said, and FAA investigators were on their way to the crash site.
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Last week, Conway's daughter Kelly, 56, filed court documents asking to be appointed conservator of her father in order to be in charge of his medical treatments.
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As vice president of global affairs, Clegg will also be in charge of grappling with Facebook's growing number of PR crises around privacy, election meddling and security.
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And one of the best ways to prevent that from happening is to have much more control over who will be in charge of the Copyright Office.
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Delhi Crime steers away from this issue by letting a headstrong woman like Vartika be in charge and giving her crew some meaningful stories of their own.
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Trump would nominate a new FBI director soon enough, but for now, that meant Comey's deputy — McCabe — would be in charge of the bureau as acting director.
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But I was glad to see Game of Thrones acknowledging its roots, and thinking seriously about who would be in charge of putting the country back together.
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Dark Matter was created by Joseph Mallozzi, who used to be in charge of Syfy's Stargate franchise back when the network was called the SCI FI Channel.
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The Americans reckon that Mr Barnawi commands about 3,500 fighters (Mr Shekau probably has 218,2000), meaning he may be in charge of the world's largest IS force.
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Regardless of who should be in charge now, Trump has 210 days to find a permanent replacement for Nielsen, who said she would stay on until Wednesday.
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Republicans have argued that the FTC is the expert agency on anti-competitive practices and ought to be in charge here, but that obfuscates what's really happening.
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"DM me if you know what I'm supposed to do with this thing for how ever many years I'm supposed to be in charge," the post continued.
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But the person who would be in charge of the filibuster in a world where Democrats possess real power is likely current Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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"DM me if you know what I'm supposed to do with this thing for how ever many years I'm supposed to be in charge," she continued jokingly.
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The sneak peek opens with one of the young contestants, Jasmine, completely losing it over the news that Obama would be in charge of this week's challenge.
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Finally, many women will have to be in charge of the money sooner or later, so having some experience as the primary household money manager is essential.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: One of the sticking points in these negotiations for a long time has been governance, who would be in charge, how this would work.
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As Judiciary chairman, Nadler is one of the key Democrats poised to investigate President Donald Trump, and his committee would be in charge of any impeachment proceedings.
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The two "seemed ill-equipped" to be in charge of the safety of the MCAS software, The Times reported, citing unnamed people who had worked with them.
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For instance, the people he appoints to the National Labor Relations Board will be in charge of investigating complaints by workers at his hotels and golf courses.
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Gennaro (Salvatore Esposito) is a Sonny-like hothead, unfit to be in charge but eventually thrust into the role because he's the only son of the boss.
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Speaking of write-offs, you're going to be in charge of taking taxes out of your income, so always set aside 30 percent of whatever you make.
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Luxury Retreats' roughly 250 employees will go to work for Airbnb, and the company's CEO will be in charge of Airbnb's efforts in the high-end market.
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And if his nomination as attorney general gets through the Senate, he'll be in charge of the one federal agency in charge of protecting people's voting rights.
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The law is a challenge to the country's elections council, which earlier this month said it, rather than the assembly, should be in charge of regulating referendums.
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Trump agrees, saying his friend David Pecker could get "hit by a truck" one day, meaning somebody else would be in charge of all the Trump dirt.
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Shun is the second restaurant led by Alain Verzeroli, the chef and protégé of Joël Robuchon, who was supposed to be in charge but died last year.
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" At the Jeu de Paume, he continued: "You don't have to be in charge of a collection and you can focus on exhibitions and a film program.
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In a ceremony on Sunday, Zhou Xianwang, the mayor of Wuhan, officially handed the new hospital over to the military, which will be in charge of operations.
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France's star nominee, Sylvie Goulard, a longtime member of the European Parliament, is the choice of President Emmanuel Macron to be in charge of Europe's industrial policy.
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With Rick Perry likely to be in charge of the Energy Department and a new administration bent on cutting back regulations and oversight, Chernobyl here we come.
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"I'm not going to allow people who are constantly maligning and deriding our law enforcement to be in charge of public safety [and] public policy," Conway added.
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Your 18-year-old daughter should overall be in charge of her own romantic life, including the complications of falling for someone who lives in another country.
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Yes, there needs to be oversight on the prescribing of opioid medications like methadone and buprenorphine—but, again, health professionals, not police, need to be in charge.
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Dassault and Airbus signed an agreement in April to work together on the new project, but avoided saying which of the two groups would be in charge.
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Joe Ianiello, who took over as CBS CEO last year, will be the chairman of CBS and will be in charge of those assets after the merger.
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They will work closely with Credit Suisse - which remains SIX's leading adviser and financing bank - and will be in charge of finetuning the deal, the sources said.
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Nolan's argument is simple: If the same people tend to be in charge of police agencies, how can we expect them to change to be more transparent?
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Change. Half of national voters are always going to want "change" because half of all national voters will always want the other party to be in charge.
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The next chair of the Democratic National Committee will be in charge of creating a presidential nominating process that Democrats can believe in after the bumpy 2016 primary.
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Tom Price to run the Department of Health and Human Services, and that makes sense because Price, a surgeon, hates Obamacare, which he'll be in charge of dismantling.
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All the social norms of being a straight man in the bedroom (I must be the penetrator, I must be in charge) had literally been fucked into insignificance.
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He'll now be in charge of how the EPA approaches cleaning up more than thousands of toxic sites—some of which his former employer is responsible for creating.
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"I may cut Department of Education," Trump said in October 2015, a comment that electrified conservative education advocates who believe states should be in charge of schooling children.
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Throw in, too, amid all the disarray inside Mr Trump's transition team, the names being bandied about for those who will be in charge of dealings with China.
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"When the at-home parent is the mother, there's a clear expectation that she'll be in charge of the family's domestic life," study coauthor Noelle Chesley told PRB.
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He did not specify how high the additional tax on gasoline should be and whether Brussels or the EU member states would be in charge of collecting it.
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Or is it better to be known as the weird guy who lied to the public about Brexit and will soon be in charge of that entire clusterfuck?
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Airbus and Dassault on Wednesday signed an agreement to work together on the new project, but avoided saying which of the two aerospace companies would be in charge.
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I actually think Michael Jackson's fairly unbelievably brilliant for what he was able to do and write and pull off and be in charge of what he's done.
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John Lewis, a lawyer for Democracy Forward, said now that Jackson's nomination has fallen apart it's clear Wilkie will be in charge for at least a few months.
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The new attorney general would then be in charge of federal investigations into the 2016 presidential election and would have the power to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"To be in charge is what we all want to be and nothing is more inspiring than listening to women who are," she said in a press release.
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Working out who's going to rule Perhaps one of the biggest challenges on the to-do list is to work out who will be in charge of what.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Who'd be in charge of a corporate IT network with hacks, phishing and now a double dose of so-called ransomware to contend with?
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Every month we see 60,000 Latinos turning 18, which makes me wonder, who will be in charge to mobilize these new and young Latinos in neighborhoods to vote?
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In general, the document outlines how Target workers should be in charge of their own store areas and responsible for various stocking tasks, in addition to assisting guests.
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The partner is vetted by Amazon, and once accepted, will lease Prime-branded vehicles from Amazon, but the entrepreneur will be in charge of recruiting and hiring drivers.
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Western diplomats gave cautious welcome to the announcement, while raising questions about Moscow's motives and stressing the United Nations must be in charge of a sustained aid operation.
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Even if Republicans are ultimately able to win Georgia, Democrats executives will still be in charge of the vast majority of the most populated states in the country.
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Yet it's the DCMS Secretary of State who would be in charge of these public sector data processing frameworks — with the ICO seemingly relegated to playing second fiddle.
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He is joining LVMH as chief product officer for the conglomerate's luxury luggage line, Rimowa, which means he will be in charge of engineering, design and product strategy.
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Mr. Trump said that Robert Lighthizer, the top United States trade negotiator, would be in charge of negotiating with countries asking for exemptions in the next 1463 days.
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Darrel Larson, a director of operations at the North Charleston factory, will be in charge of the plant until Mr. Carbon's full-time successor is named, Boeing said.
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Mr. de Blasio, as he did after the bombing in Chelsea that injured dozens of people last fall, has shown himself to be in charge, competent and reassuring.
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So, too, was his apparent inability to confirm that next season he would still be in charge of Arsenal, as he has been for the last 21 years.
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Mr. Garcia will be doing the sushi, and Mr. Zagha will be in charge of the composed plates that will be part of a 16-dish tasting ($20073).
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But Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), who will be in charge of vetting McWatters, appears to be in no hurry to move on the nomination.
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Populist authoritarians are likely to be in charge — at least a little while longer — in many countries whose investment in global institutions and international cooperation is badly needed.
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Like I said, I was primed to talk about the firms' various arguments for why they were better positioned than competitors to be in charge of the case.
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For them also to be in charge of selling the bill when selling isn't really part of either Paul Ryan's or Mitch McConnell's skill set was jawdroppingly negligent.
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To apply for the program, undocumented youths had to give their names, birth dates and addresses to the very government that Mr. Trump will be in charge of.
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Sometimes I wish I had a boss giving me feedback or making decisions for me, as nice as it is to be in charge in my own right.
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The person in that role — who often is grieving — will be in charge of trying to make sure everything the decedent owned ends up where it's supposed to.
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Her supporters will be in charge of the agencies that handle taxation, pensions and care of old people, which have big budgets and jobs to offer political allies.
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She hired Melanie Balcomb, who had been the head coach for 14 seasons at Vanderbilt, to be in charge of analytics, a groundbreaking role for women's college basketball.
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Ludovicus van der Velde is purported to be in charge of both, and Philip Potter is a director at Tether, according to documents in the Paradise Papers leaks.
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He also will be in charge of divisions that regulate the pharmaceuticals industry, combat diseases, and oversee implementation of the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is commonly known.
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There, Matthew Deliso, the executive chef and a native of Long Island, will be in charge of the wood-fired grills and the grand Molteni ovens and cooktops.
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He got congressional approval for the formation of a National Guard, under de facto military command, that would be in charge of "preventing and combating crime" throughout Mexico.
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GUTFELD: I think I&aposd be a time travel agent because if there were people coming back home I would have to be in charge of making their plans.
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The expert team will "be in charge of identifying the perpetrators for Syria in the first stage", Arias said, and might later be expanded to look at attacks globally.
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Trump is "someone whose Cabinet appointees don't know about whatever the subject area they're supposed to be in charge of;" Warren said on MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show" last week.
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Praxair CEO Steve Angel assured his employees in a video message in January that the U.S. company, which is almost twice as profitable as Linde, would be in charge.
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IDW has yet to announce an artist, but Justin Eisinger and Steven Scott will be in charge of scripting the graphic novel, which is planned for release in 2018.
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One of the most accurate jokes of the episode comes when Julie enlists her husband, Arthur, to be in charge of her internet presence while she's not allowed online.
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As interior minister, he will now be in charge of coordinating France's response to internal security threats including from Islamist militants who have carried out attacks on French soil.
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When pursued by the concerned lawmaker about how a man lacking computer skills could be in charge of cybersecurity, Sakurada said he was confident there would be no problems.
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"The lawyer of Puerto Rico's No. 1 enemy cannot be in charge of Puerto Rico," Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz, of Rosselló's New Progressive Party (PNP), said on Thursday.
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Tirado will be in charge of designing and implementing a new strategy to "create a more inclusive and equitable workplace and increase workforce diversity," Gucci said in a release.
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If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Gottlieb would be in charge of implementing President Donald Trump's plan to dramatically cut regulations governing food, drugs, cosmetics, dietary supplements and tobacco.
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But federal, state, and local governments are still trying to figure out how to ensure safe behavior of automated driving systems and who should be in charge of it.
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"The primarily Trump voters will have to do what brown-skinned people tell them to do, because brown-skinned people will be in charge," Evans told host Tucker Carlson.
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And if, as expected, he has the constitution changed to let presidents continue in office after the age of 75, he may be in charge for a while longer.
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Hochholdinger will be in charge of production of the current Model S and Model X, as well as scaling up the manufacturing program for the newly announced Model 3.
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Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain turns down £800,000 a week to play for Hebei China Fortune Holy shit, perennially average manager Sam Allardyce might soon be in charge of England.
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As part of the merger, Ride will operate under the Grin brand in Brazil and the Ride team will be in charge of all of Grin's operations in Brazil.
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They are led by Mullah Gul Agha Ishaqzai, who is said to be in charge of gathering taxes for the Taliban, including the income from the lucrative narcotics trade.
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The Small Business Administration would be in charge of increasing cybersecurity programs at the centers and work the Department of Homeland Security to develop a small-business security strategy.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) by informing him that "the Chair" will be in charge of the proceedings.
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The change to a civilian-led force was part of a compromise from Lopez Obrador to win Senate support after he personally argued that generals should be in charge.
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With no deputy in place, it was unclear who was running the party, leaving open the possibility that the former leader, Nigel Farage, might technically still be in charge.
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"Each day we allow a white nationalist to be in charge of US immigration policy is a day where thousands of children & families lives are in danger," she tweeted.
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Campaigning in Kentucky — where her husband is more popular than she is — Hillary Clinton told voters that Bill would be "in charge of revitalizing the economy" in her administration.
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The bill introduced Wednesday, dubbed the "Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol Act" calls for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive to be in charge of regulating the drug.
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In the Trump administration, white men will be in charge (virtually his entire transition team, and practically every name offered for a potential cabinet post, is a white man).
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Russia's Ministry of Communications will be in charge of planning the drills, which will be coordinated with the FSB, Russia's security service, and the Defense Ministry, among other institutions.
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In that position, Yoest, the former president of the anti-abortion rights group Americans United for Life (AUL), will be in charge of shaping the agency's messaging and communications.
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The party that controls the state legislature following next year's election will be in charge of drawing new congressional and state legislative maps after the U.S. Census is complete.
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But the main sticking point is who would really be in charge — whether the military council would enjoy veto power, and therefore effective control, over a civilian prime minister.
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Employed at Amazon: 1995 to 2001Most recent Amazon title: Editor, music and videoIn the early days, Nelson used to be in charge of churning out book reviews for Amazon.com.
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Fiona Hill is the National Security Council official who, until her departure this summer, was supposed to be in charge of Ukraine policy and advise the president on it.
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Although the two sides had been negotiating over how much CBS should pay for Viacom, and who should be in charge after the merger, control is the real issue.
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If confirmed, Peter C. Wright, a managing counsel for Dow, will be in charge of overseeing toxic waste sites that are tied to the company that once employed him.
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Mr. Trump will soon be in charge of the agency that issued the lease for the Old Post Office Building, which the president-elect transformed unto a luxury hotel.
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"The only thing that's clear right now is that no one is in charge, and worse, no one is in a position to be in charge," wrote Luke McGee.
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Shortly before he took office, he instead proposed the formation of a National Guard, under military command, that would be in charge of "preventing and combating crime" throughout Mexico.
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Dobschuetz, who began his career at Boston Consulting Group before moving to BMW, will be in charge of retail at Innogy's e-mobility unit, including business development and contract administration.
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The more connected the world becomes, the argument runs, the greater the risk of allowing a Chinese firm to be in charge of the infrastructure upon which it all depends.
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She will report directly to the deputy director of the Department of Homeland Security and will be in charge of helping immigrants navigate the green-card and citizenship-application process.
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"Rudi will be in charge of accelerating, managing and monitoring the digital transformation of CIB, and will harmonise technology platforms across the bank," BNP Paribas said in an emailed statement.
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These organisations will be "decentralised", meaning that no single group will be in charge, and they will be managed, at least partially, by smart contracts to keep them on track.
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Harleth will now be in charge of managing the budget, planning family dinners, acting as a confidant to the Trumps, and essentially ensuring things run smoothly in the WH residence.
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But someday new politicians will be in charge, and now is as good a time as any to begin a serious examination of how American privacy regulations can be strengthened.
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The campaign reportedly promised potential running mates they'd be handed enormous policy portfolios ("Donald Jr. explained that his father's vice president would be in charge of domestic and foreign policy").
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"Huguley no longer wants to be in charge of her case because they're getting hounded by calls and a potential lawsuit," one of Sara's lawyers, Melissa Zuniga, told The Hill.
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Bonnie Hammer, who previously led the company's cable division, has been promoted to chairman of direct-to-consumer and digital enterprises, where she'll be in charge of the new service.
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"Don't constrain yourself with a 'small shopkeeper' mentality because you want to control the shop and be in charge of everything and do it all your own way," he says.
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The State Department would be in charge of maintaining the list of sanctioned individuals, which would presumably include those involved in the hacking of the Democratic National Committee last year.
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Apparently, we're supposed to buy that Rowan would want Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) to be in charge of B613 after multiple seasons of calling him a child playing in a sandbox.
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But then, of course there is: It's rational for people to feel better about the economy when they perceive their tribe to be in charge of it, and vice versa.
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Current CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa, who will become chief operating officer and be in charge of day-to-day operations, reiterated that the struggling conglomerate still intended to sell the unit.
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Second, the city would operate the stadium via the Orlando Venues agency: they'd be in charge of maintenance, but also use the stadium for other revenue-generating activities like concerts.
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" Mr. Butts said Ms. Wilson-Raybould explained that she had "spent her life opposed to the Indian Act and couldn't be in charge of the programs administered under its authority.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, called on the Trump administration on Sunday to appoint a "czar" to be in charge of coordinating federal agencies to quickly reunite families.
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"The fact that they know they will not be in charge in January, I'm hoping that that will move Republicans to want to do the right thing here," said Rep.
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You can come up with an idea, and you can go against the giant machine, and you can survive and succeed and still be in charge nearly three decades later.
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Trump not only hasn't personally involved himself in the details of coronavirus response (apparently too busy pardoning former Celebrity Apprentice guests), he also hasn't designated anyone to be in charge.
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It planned to be in charge of the vegetable oil part of the project only and to invest 10 billion roubles ($157 million) in it, a source in EFKO said.
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"I'm not going to allow people who are constantly maligning and deriding our law enforcement to be in charge of public safety [and] public policy," Conway added, offering no specifics.
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YOLANDA DIAZ - labor minister The 48-year-old trained lawyer will take over a diminished Labor Ministry that should no longer be in charge of social security and migration issues.
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Why should the Democratic and Republican parties be in charge of the debates, especially at a time when the largest block of voters has repudiated the Democratic and Republican parties?
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Szydlo said Jackiewicz, 43, will be replaced by the head of her chancellery, Henryk Kowalczyk, who will be in charge of handing over the treasury ministry's responsibilities to other ministries.
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But the most realistic scenario was a safety zone in which the United Nations and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) would be in charge, she said.
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The bottom line: The offloading of enforcement to companies is a result of vague, toothless laws and weakened agencies like the FTC that would otherwise be in charge of enforcement.
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In a Trump Tower meeting, he told Mr. Kennedy that his daughter Ivanka would be in charge of the Chicago project, a sign of the family's commitment to its success.
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As acting Attorney General, Whitaker will be "in charge of all matters under the purview of the Department of Justice," Justice Department spokesperson Sarah Flores said in a statement Wednesday.
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The company said Ben Geldenhuis will head mortgage solutions, Tim Kent-Robinson will lead IPS portfolio specialists and James Kimalat will be in charge of IPS portfolio specialists, global emerging markets.
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They helped give him the tools and confidence to enter this next stage of his life as an adult who can be in charge but still knows how to have fun.
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"Girls all around the world should feel what it's like to be strong, to stand up for your rights and beliefs and to be in charge of their lives," she wrote.
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Italy's 550 state-run job centers will be in charge of verifying that recipients of the new benefit meet an important eligibility criteria: that they are actively looking for a job.
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Last year, the heads of the FTC and the DOJ Antitrust Division admitted to Congress that they had argued over which agency should be in charge of the Big Tech investigations.
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U.S. regulators have voiced opposition to such potential interference in U.S. clearers like ICE and CME, while LCH has said clearing firms' home regulators should be in charge during a crisis.
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She also was said to be in charge of keeping up Weinstein's supply of Caverject shots for erectile dysfunction and cleaning up used condoms and semen stains after Weinstein's sexual encounters.
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Bombardier also said a new organizational structure for transformation and procurement organizations, supporting Bombardier's aerospace units, will be announced in the near future and Vounassis will be in charge till then.
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Andrew Smith, who heads the FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau, would be in charge of handling investigations into some of the country's largest companies and any consumer protection violations that may occur.
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"This is a significant statement because other statements made have tended to imply that the Editorial board will somehow be in charge of the process, not the Sky CEO," they said.
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Total will be in charge with operating the oilfield starting July 14, 2017, and a new company named North Oil Company will be created to manage the joint venture, Kaabi said.
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The Metropolitan Police will be in charge of local airspace safety, agreeing to let the flight take place while reserving the right to cancel it the day-of for any reason.
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Lopez Obrador said Mexico would explore whether there would be legal ways for Mexico to claim Guzman's assets, adding that Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard would be in charge of the matter.
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Thankfully, there is an upside to Selina's season 5 exit from the White House, since it's unlikely everyone making ridiculous mistakes on Veep will still be in charge of America's future.
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With Neil Lennon leaving the club in the wake of the Sports Shield takeover, it's still unclear who'll be in charge of the new-look squad for their League One campaign.
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Rossi, who joined EDF in 2004, will be in charge of the 18 billion pound ($23 billion) project to build two nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point C on Britain's west coast.
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Bateson, previously been managing director, global grains, at Bunge after more than a decade at the U.S.-based trading group, will be in charge of wheat, barley and corn at CIL.
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The U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases will conduct the Phase I trials during the technology transfer and then Sanofi will be in charge of clinical and regulatory development.
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It will also be in charge of the bank's new API (application program interface) services, or technology that allows customers to integrate Wells Fargo products and services into their own applications.
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So her advice for heterosexual women in two-parent households in her coming book, "Smart Mom, Rich Mom," is this: Moms should be in charge of the management of household finances.
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This doesn't mean you can't be a boss-babe, but you also need to be able to be in charge of that part of your lives as a family unit.7.
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As head of the EU executive, von der Leyen will be in charge of trade negotiations, economic and climate policy for 500 million Europeans and antitrust rulings involving powerful tech giants.
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In addition to overseeing 22019,700 health-care sites serving almost 9 million veterans annually, the doctor would be in charge of benefits delivery, 360,000 employees and a nearly $200-billion budget.
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Trump's FCC landing team The Trump transition's FCC landing team will be in charge of setting the agenda and recommending hires for the new administration when it takes over the agency.
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I always say that if I were... if I were to be in charge, I would have changed certain policy, to make it more attractive especially to get foreigners to come.
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After a contentious four-way race for Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair, Bustos was elected on Thursday, and will be in charge of guiding House Democrats through the 20183 campaign season.
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Which means that the man who helped take Venezuela from a wealthy nation to a country on the brink of total economic collapse will be in charge for another six years.
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But lawmakers have struggled to understand how to classify the ambitious Libra project because the U.S. government has not yet defined which federal agencies will be in charge of regulating cryptocurrencies.
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Dassault and Airbus, a Eurofighter consortium member, signed an agreement in April to work together on the new project, but avoided saying which of the two groups would be in charge.
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And if things aren't working, if there's gridlock, then the only guy that they actually know is supposed to be in charge and supposed to be helping them is the President.
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There are a variety of services agencies run in conjunction with other agencies — who would be in charge of a security flaw affecting a joint Department of Homeland Security-FBI facility?
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But lawmakers have struggled to understand how to classify the ambitious Libra project because the U.S. government has not yet defined which federal agencies will be in charge of regulating cryptocurrencies.
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Because Democrats -- who have actively pushed for the public's right to see the president's returns -- would be in charge of one or both of the tax-writing committees in the chambers.
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The Air Force Secretary would also be in charge of researching, developing, testing, and evaluating satellites and satellite terminals used by the Air Force, the Space Corps, and the Defense Agencies.
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Maryland's lawyers argue that the attorney general succession law and the Appointments Clause should govern the aftermath of Sessions' departure from the Justice Department, and that means Rosenstein should be in charge.
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They believe that we're in a degenerative cycle where everything is getting worse and worse because the people who are in charge are not people who are meant to be in charge.
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If Perry's nomination is confirmed by the U.S. Senate, he would be in charge of a federal department that he had proposed eliminating during his bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.
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Jones will be in charge of determining just how many of the president's lawyer's documents can be handed over to investigators — and how many get to be shielded by attorney-client privilege.
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But the Democratic National Committee, the body supposed to be in charge of the party, has been struggling ever since Tom Perez took the chairmanship in a contentious election against Keith Ellison.
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Initially, it was daunting to get up in front of so many people and be in charge, but it has turned into a great learning experience for me that I wouldn't trade.
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Over the past few days, reports surfaced that the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department were making arrangements as to which agency would be in charge of investigating individual tech companies.
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He will also be in charge of some of the more brutish policies the president has advocated, including gutting Brazil's gun-control law, making it easier for ordinary citizens to bear arms.
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But when Iowa voters recently voiced their opinion on who should be in charge of that murky world of cyber surveillance (among other things), they didn't know they were already targets themselves.
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Du Toit is expected to be in charge of Investec overseas divisions and while Titi would oversee the company's business in South Africa, where he is based, Koseff told a conference call.
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Prime ministers used to be in charge of the economy but the main institution for economic policymaking now seems to be the leading small group on deepening reform, which Mr Xi chairs.
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The agriculture ministry, which will undergo its first major change in its role and oversight since 2013, will come under a new ministry that will also be in charge of rural development.
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At another point, Clinton commented that Trump shouldn't be in charge of the law in the U.S. The GOP nominee replied by saying that if he was, Clinton would be in jail.
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The PBOC will be in charge of coordinating a new financial oversight body mandated by President Xi Jinping to get China's often siloed regulators to work together to contain growing credit risks.
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"If Congress is supposed to be in charge of appropriations, we shouldn't be setting up funds that the executive can self-fund based on how many people it shakes down," McNamara said.
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Axel Lehmann, now chief operating officer, will succeed Blessing as the head of UBS Switzerland, while Sabine Keller-Busse will become chief operating officer and also be in charge of human resources.
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" Another time he said, seemingly jokingly, that he thinks women are the future and should run the world, but that men should "still be in charge of entertainment — seriously, men are funnier.
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The state, not NGOs like the Catholic charity Caritas, should be in charge of their care to make sure money is spent efficiently, Hofer himself said at the same event on Saturday.
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And to coordinate the various public and private sector pieces to the puzzle she will need a seasoned manager, perhaps a former governor or military leader to be in charge of implementation.
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A working group of 28 EU nations' data protection authorities — domestic entities separate from the Commission that will be in charge of enforcing the new agreement — may now cast the deciding vote.
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It continued with the failure of the White House to designate a single person to be in charge of protecting the 2018 elections (Bolton ended the White House cybercoordinator position in May).
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Germán "Mello" Soto, Díaz's nephew and financial administrator, made him sign a paper indicating that it was Soto who would be in charge of Díaz's pension, at which point everything went south.
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"He (Macri) needs to be here because this is the priority, there are 44 families behind this situation and someone has to be in charge," said Marcela Fernández, wife of Alberto Sánchez.
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Only doctors who don't take insurance will be in charge of hooking up this sure-to-be heirloom into your chest by removing your functioning one and replacing it with this stunner.
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But before we find ourselves imagining post-apocalyptic Matrix-like scenarios, Herr points out that we are always going to be in charge of determining just how intelligent our devices can become.
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He has also blocked a bipartisan, nonbinding resolution in the Senate to make the full Mueller report public, arguing that Mr. Barr should be in charge of determining what was made public.
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While she is a very well liked person and has the resources at her fingertips to run, she doesn't seem like the type to be in charge of our missile launch codes.
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"The nice thing is, Sean will be in charge of assessing audience size," Bergeron quipped, poking fun at the controversy over the crowd size at the 2017 inauguration of President Donald Trump.
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But he'll still be involved with the organization: After he steps down, Mr. Chaya, 72, will be in charge of a licensing project that will assist in the restaging of Ailey's works.
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Advocaat also worked at Feyenoord in 2016 as an advisor to then coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst but is expected to be in charge for the first time on Sunday at VVV Venlo.
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Though both will have responsibility for fund-raising, Mr. Hollein will be in charge of the artistic side of the museum — exhibitions, acquisitions, programming — while Mr. Weiss will oversee business and operations.
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"To really appoint the head cheerleader for waterboarding to be head of CIA, I mean, how could you trust somebody who did that to be in charge of the CIA," he said.
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While SandRidge shareholders will hold 60 percent of the combined company, according to the proposal, Midstates' CEO David Sambrooks will be in charge — a move that may pacify Icahn and Fir Tree.
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Barr has an extremely expansive view of executive power, and if confirmed, could be in charge of the Justice Department when Mueller wraps up his investigation and likely compiles a final report.
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Lee, a Goldman Sachs lifer, will now be in charge of Goldman's efforts to modernize as a company, overseeing its engineers and its group of so-called "strats" — the firm's quantiative-minded workers.
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A military general will lead a joint council for the first 21 months of the transition period, followed by a civilian leader who will be in charge for 18 months, per the Times.
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As head of the civil division, Conway would be in charge of defending government actions, including Trump's revised executive order banning citizens from six Muslim-majority nations from traveling to the United States.
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Just as the government should not force business owners or enterprises to provide contraceptives or morning-after pills because of religious beliefs, the government should not be in charge of hiring practices, either.
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If Sessions doesn't comply, Democrats fear it would give Trump new reason to fire his attorney general and appoint a replacement who would be in charge of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. Rep.
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But he also said the State Department did not appear to be "in charge" of all factors, and that some parts of the U.S. government apparently did not support continued negotiations with Russia.
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In the newly created position, Alex Hardiman, who has been leading the social media site's pages team since leaving the Times last year, will be in charge of building tools for news outlets.
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But in the 1990s, after decades of Congress being mostly controlled by Democrats, Republicans took power, and in the process upended the long-held assumption that Democrats would almost always be in charge.
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Before Mr. Geisel died, he told his wife that she would be in charge of all the creatures he had created, including the Cat in the Hat, Horton the elephant and the Grinch.
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Corker, himself on the shortlist to head to Foggy Bottom, will be in charge of recommending Trump's secretary of State nominee out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where he serves as chairman.
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Twitter Chief Technology Officer Parag Agrawal will be in charge of hiring a lead for the research team, called Bluesky, Dorsey said, while acknowledging that the project would take many years to complete.
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Eric Altafim will be in charge of corporate and investment banking client trading, while the head of the distribution desk comprising equities, fixed income and research will be decided at a later stage.
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First, she thinks integrating all of P.G.M.'s pieces into Waystar will take too long given that she is expecting to be in charge long before the fallout from the deal is over.
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Zuckerberg would be the lord of engineering—what Facebook built—and Sandberg would be in charge of everything Zuckerberg wasn't interested in, including sales, policy, legal, content moderation, and, eventually, much of security.
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"We definitely have to talk to Pemex, to Talos - another company that's there - to see who will be in charge of the operations, because Pemex has a big part of it," she said.
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The people of Northern Ireland will be in charge of the laws that they live by, and – unlike the backstop – will have the right to end the special arrangement if they so choose.
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Justin Rosengarten, who was a baker at Lafayette and worked with Ben Glazer, a London expert who consulted on the Union Square Cafe breads, will be in charge of turning out sourdough loaves.
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The Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority said it was a matter for the Parks Department to decide, since that agency would be in charge of any land left over from the roadway work.
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Within days Mr. Trump will be in charge of the National Security Agency, a body with powers of control and surveillance over the individual far, far beyond anything Orwell ever dared to imagine.
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"A radical thought -- to preserve independence, remove politics/partisanship at FBI maybe a loyal partisan politician shouldn't be in charge," Bharara, who was fired by Trump after refusing to resign, wrote on Twitter.
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AT&T executive John Stankey will be in charge on the media side, while the telecom side will be run by John Donovan, another AT&T veteran, according to the Journal and Bloomberg.
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First, she thinks integrating all of P.G.M.'s pieces into Waystar will take too long given that she is expecting to be in charge long before the fallout from the deal is over.
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Dennis also says the girls appeared to be underdeveloped and that the only man on tape -- who he claims looked a lot like R. Kelly -- seemed to be in charge of the camera.
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But he may still be in charge of FlexiSpy's operations: Atir was the company's official CEO as of late last year, according to a dated and signed document included in the hacked data.
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People close to TCI said the hedge fund was continuing with its request for a shareholder meeting because it did not want Brydon to be in charge of overseeing the selection of Rolet's successor.
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USA Today writes:The legislation creates a new music licensing organization, run by publishers and songwriters, that will be in charge of identifying a composition's copyright owners and paying them the royalties they are due.
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Photo: GettyOver a series of public hearings, Congress has demonstrated a staggering level of incompetence regarding technology that would convince an ordinary observer that these people shouldn't be in charge of tech-focused policy.
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This means that he will be in charge of the creative side of Marvel's publishing, film, TV (which includes streaming) and animation divisions--units that were run by separate leaders up to this point.
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Job description: As the vice president of global business solutions, it seems Chandlee will be in charge of trying to patch up the tensions that exist between the US and TikTok's ties to China.
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"The equation is not just about ensuring employment and inclusion, but also about the fact that African entrepreneurs have to be in charge of their own destiny without instructions from the West," he said.
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Andy Cohen may not be in charge of Bravo programming anymore, but the Watch What Happens Live host isn't sure he'd pick up Jeff Lewis' show Flipping Out for another season if he were.
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Season 9 takes place after the "All Out War" saga of Kirkman's comic, and it will be the first season in more than four years that showrunner Scott Gimple will not be in charge.
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But she still got to comment on the issues at hand, like Scott Baio's vote, which she isn't sad about losing, probably because she's ready for a woman to be in Charge – hey-oh!
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Cultural differences over the role of the state, wrangling over where job cuts should fall and inability to agree who should be in charge have more often than not outweighed any desire to cooperate.
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It's fine to try to encourage or inspire children to consider a future beyond what they see for themselves, but ultimately, every person needs to be in charge of his or her own life.
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Winning over millennials has been the goal from the start, said Pam Codispoti, the executive in charge of the card, who was recently promoted to be in charge of the bank's 5,000-plus branches.
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While Lemonis thought the company's margins were great and was ready to invest in Potter's business, "the hard part is that one person has to be in charge that isn't you," he told her.
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" Her husband Pitt, 52, recently spoke out about the 2016 presidential election, saying in a New York Times interview, "I can't bring myself to think that [GOP nominee Donald] Trump will be in charge.
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The FAA would still maintain safety oversight, but the new entity would be in charge of air traffic control, be governed by a board of directors and have the power to collect user fees.
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"When it comes to restoring logistics and the distribution of aid, the federal government is going to have to be in charge of that, primarily through the Department of Defense," he told the network.
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"There is a lot of pressure in the world about who is supposed to care about politics, who is supposed to be in charge, who is supposed to be an activist," Washington, 41, said.
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…What may spook markets most this week is the dawning realization that there is no plan — and no one appears to be in charge.
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The New York kingmaker Black Jack Foley (portrayed by the glamorously graying actor David Strathairn) has no agenda other than to secretly be in charge of whoever is publicly in charge of the state.
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In what he called "a highly qualified" administration, Mr. Sánchez also included two former judges: Fernando Grande-Marlaska will run the Interior Ministry, and Margarita Robles will be in charge of the Defense Ministry.
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As the host country, Singapore will be in charge of ensuring security on roads and in other public facilities, but the United States and North Korea will oversee the safety of their own leaders.
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Responding to a question from the audience, Stoltenberg asserted that "at some stage the Afghans have to be in charge, fully, of their future," adding that it must be an "Afghan-owned" peace process.
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Turkey would be in charge of separating anti-government rebels from extremist fighters, the biggest being a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham — a rebranded al-Nusra, which was al-Qaeda's spinoff in Syria.
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Hardly. All three are likely to be in charge of major policy areas across Europe for the next half-decade, potentially directing thousands of civil servants for the world's richest and biggest single market.
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We're told the rapper -- who hails from the Pacific Northwest, where the coffee chain is prevalent -- will be in charge of a few new cold brew product launches and more upcoming promotional events. Cheers!
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In addition to filing the will with the state court and getting legal authorization to act as executor, the person will be in charge of contacting every institution where there was a financial relationship.
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Seth Harris, former Obama administration acting labor secretary, questioned whether Rajkovich would be appropriate for the role because "we don't think people who strongly disagree (with regulations) should be in charge of enforcing" them.
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They have, instead, strong views about who should be in charge (men with guns and badges acting in alliance with sympathetic businessmen) and who should shut up (everyone who has a problem with that).
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On Friday, the Sierra Club, a prominent environmentalist organization, released a statement denouncing Wheeler and cited his past experience as a lobbyist as to why he should not be in charge of the EPA.
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But if Sessions is fired, and his replacement doesn't have the same a conflict overseeing the investigation, then Rosenstein would no longer be in charge, and Trump's new attorney general could potentially fire Mueller.
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"The chairman (Wang) thought that since he (Lu) was close to the stock exchange, he should let Lu be in charge of the China listing process," said one person with knowledge of the matter.
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In addition to a doctoral program in jazz, Ms. Mitchell will be in charge of the University of Pittsburgh-Sonny Rollins International Jazz Archives and an annual symposium, the Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert.
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Advocates for people with addiction and people with pain need to put aside their fears and differences and form a united front to force whoever turns out to be in charge to pay attention.
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But as this graphic shows, Democrats picked up 28 seats in districts that President Trump won in 2016 — and that's a big part of the reason they'll be in charge of the House next year.
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Foxconn currently takes care of over 50% of the Switch's production output, and will be in charge of delivering higher numbers as Nintendo prepares to launch the console in China some time in early 2018.
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It is fine because there's no reason for two people to be in charge of 'making cardboard boxes' for as-is items, which got absorbed into a team of 20183 that makes them as needed.
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Kelly previously asked to be appointed the conservator of her father and be in charge of his medical treatments following his dementia diagnosis — out of fear that Charlene would not provide him the proper care.
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If we went by the principle that those affected by a problem should be in charge of determining the solution, then the majority of the world's peace negotiators, foreign ministers and diplomats would be women.
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Brown will be in charge of all staff in technology, finance, communications, security, research and player engagement areas, and Medina will lead medical, training, mental health, strength and conditioning, nutrition and physical therapy/recovery efforts.
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What's it like to be in charge of a country and have to tell your citizens that a large percentage of the country's homes are destroyed, and won't be rebuilt for a very long time?
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He was the first man from that continent to be in charge of a body that included representatives from around the world, including its most powerful nations, as well as the organization's first Arab leader.
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A former executive producer for MSNBC's Keith Olbermann is headed to CNN to be in charge of the network's morning programming, including CNN's "New Day" and "Early Start," according to a Wednesday report in Variety.
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This new figure will be a lieutenant commander who doesn't appear to be in charge of the ship, which should provide us with a new relationship with a large cast than what we've seen before.
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Little could he have imagined that, fast-forward to 2019, he'd be in charge of his own startup that has scaled to two cities and raised $3 million from investors, one of which is Rahimafrooz.
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As such, he will be in charge of all aspects of design for the company — including fashion, art direction and advertising — and work with the chief executive, Paolo Riva, who joined DVF a year ago.
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Samoura will be in charge of the latter role, a modified and strengthened one from the post that existed under the previous secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, who was fired last year amid an ethics investigation.
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"I do think that it's not up to the government to decide what women do with their bodies and that we should have the opportunity to be in charge of our own bodies," she said.
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According to an individual familiar with the conversation, the Republican nominee said that Ryan obviously knew what he was talking about and would therefore be in charge of managing "this stuff" in a Trump administration.
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He said two House committees will be in charge of developing legislation, adding that one of them is looking at a "control panel" to help the Caribbean island U.S. territory out of its debt problems.
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Now, he'll be in charge of all things safety at Zoox — which has over 200 employees, according to a source familiar with the matter — as the startup develops and eventually deploys its autonomous vehicle technology.
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The generals who seized power from Mr. al-Bashir said they should be in charge, and have appeared to enjoy the backing of powerful regional players including Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
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Guttridge, 33, who helped found a company called Neifi (Normalized Empirical Individual Forecasting Index) that developed analytical models and consulted with major league teams, will be in charge of what the Mets call systematic development.
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The Czechs and Slovak candidates got vice-presidency posts, Poland's nominee will be responsible for agriculture and Hungary's candidate will be in charge of EU enlargement, which is a priority for the central European countries.
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Regardless of whether one agrees with these provocative conclusions, we can all hope that in any counterfactual world in which that is the case, programmers with the humanity of Professor Pearl will be in charge.
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"As long as Jack Ma has the lifetime partnership, he will be in charge of the Alibaba empire," Fang Xingdong, a Chinese internet veteran and sometime Alibaba critic, wrote on his social media WeChat account.
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Sergeant Ciccarella was also selected to be in charge of communications at Mr. Trump's second residence, at Mar-a-Lago, and from August 2017 to March 2018 was responsible for all the communications equipment there.
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Refinery29 talked with Diane von Furstenberg about how the designer was able to pivot in a changing industry, what it actually means to be in-charge, and the one skill she still hopes to master.
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"The people of Northern Ireland will be in charge of the laws that they live by, and — unlike the backstop — will have the right to end the special arrangement if they so choose," he tweeted.
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The film will be the first superhero movie in over a decade to feature a woman as its title character, and the first time a female director will be in charge of such a film.
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"Our theory there is maybe the market is telling us something that sell in May isn't working this year and maybe the bulls could be in charge for the rest of 2018 here," said Detrick.
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That's particularly true on the Judiciary Committee, which would be in charge of any impeachment proceedings, and the Oversight Committee, whose Democratic chairman would have a wide lane to investigate the President and his businesses.
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The minister would be in charge of economic and financial issues not only for the euro zone, but for all EU countries, Juncker said in a state of the union speech to the European Parliament.
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The new program will be coordinated by the International Organization for Migration and other non-profit organizations that will be in charge of identifying which applicants are eligible for moving to the US as refugees.
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A kid who's frustrated that he's not the oldest, but he's the only boy, so he thinks he should be in charge, but unfortunately when your older sister is Charlotte Brontë, you're not gonna be.
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The reform supergroup in effect usurps the authority of the prime minister, Li Keqiang, who is supposed to be in charge of the economy (he is a deputy leader of the group, which Mr Xi chairs).
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The Green Lady and Rice & Gold Dale Talde and his partners, John Bush and Dave Massoni, will be in charge of dining at the new 50 Bowery hotel, to open by the end of the year.
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Sansa calls a meeting of the Northern lords where she doesn't talk about anything, and instead just allows everyone to yell general thoughts about how Jon abandoned them and how she should be in charge forever.
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The start-up aims to take advantage of the less-centralized record-keeping methods of Bitcoin, but still allow for someone to be in charge, to handle the software and to manage access to the system.
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Le Roux, who heads the Socialist party in the country's lower house of parliament, will be in charge of overseeing the crucial counterterrorism portfolio in a country shaken by a series of deadly Islamist militant attacks.
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It would make it even harder for the press to treat Trump like something other than an unstable extremist grossly unfit to be in charge of our nuclear codes, military and prosecutorial power, and state secrets.
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Trump has already shown no real desire to separate himself from his businesses — beyond saying his children will be in charge — and argued that it's legally impossible for the president to have a conflict of interest.
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Local communities would be in charge, but providers would be held to high national standards to make sure that no matter where you live, your child will have access to quality care and early learning. 4.
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Richard's No 2, CFO Ramon Fernandez, will now also be in charge of operations in Europe excluding France and Spain, while Gervais Pellissier will supervise the "transformation" of the group, Orange said without providing further details.
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The Clearing House Association announced Monday that Knight will be executive vice president and head of public affairs of the merged group, and will be in charge of the group's government affairs, communications and member engagement.
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After viewing the video, Judge Cowan declared that Mr. Redstone had appeared to forcefully reject the notion that Ms. Herzer should be in charge of his health care, or a part of his life at all.
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Under the proposed swap, Rosneft would receive: Under the proposal, Rosneft would also be allowed to preside over its joint ventures with PDVSA on a rotating basis and be in charge of procurement for major purchases.
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He hired two motor racing veterans as managing directors: Former Ferrari technical director and ex-Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn to be in charge of motor sports and former ESPN executive Sean Bratches for commercial operations.
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Kelly's victory comes just a week after she filed court documents asking to be appointed the conservator of her father, 84, who is suffering from dementia, in order to be in charge of his medical treatment.
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But those are quite realistically alleviated by transferring UNRWA budgets to either UNHCR, or the Palestinian Authority, which as the governing body in the West Bank should also be in charge of education and social work.
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If the Trump crew continues to be in charge, it's unclear how they can avoid ethical questions, especially if they continue to serve as some of their father's chief confidantes and advisers in the political realm.
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State Department officials have played down the possibility of a contentious meeting in Brussels, saying that White House economic officials mishandled the Group of 7 gathering, while they will be in charge of the NATO one.
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Then came allegations on Sunday that Oxfam staff members in Chad did the same thing in 2006, under the same Oxfam country director, Roland van Hauwermeiren, who would be in charge in Haiti five years later.
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Connolly was supposed to be in charge of getting information out of him and Bulger did provide information that helped the FBI go after his main rival, New England's Italian Mafia, as well as local criminals.
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"Have you ever been around someone who has to be in charge, who has to be the one that everybody looks up to?" said Danice Bowers, who now works in a school library in Shawnee, Okla.
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In this case at least, there is a clear motive: Bravo was Chapo's chief bodyguard, and he was said to be in charge of security when his boss was captured two months earlier in February 2014.
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FERRIS Greg Proechel, the executive chef who left Le Turtle this summer, will be in charge of the kitchen at this seasonal American restaurant opening in the new Made hotel in NoMad: 44 West 29th Street.
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While the executive board has broad responsibilities for the central bank's operations, it will no longer be in charge of setting interest rates, which has instead been delegated to a separate committee chaired by the governor.
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The independent monitor will be in charge of potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency repairs that will be financed by the city, which had no legal obligation to fund Nycha before the executive order.
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FISCAL EFFORT Gentiloni, who will also be in charge of the bloc's economic policy, said the EU should consider measures to favor growth at a time when the bloc faces risks of a prolonged economic slowdown.
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Throughout Vice Principals' run, the most consistent ideal that either of the two characters held was that they should be in charge — not that they had any plan for what they might do once they were.
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