Byttow is in charge of product at Postmates while Lee is in charge of design.
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Right now, if you ask [many executives], "Who is in charge of the next big innovation," they'll sometimes say that everyone is in charge of it.
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Tasha: And it's worth noting that the female lead is in charge of the brutal killing sprees, and a talented, principled guy is in charge of the fashion design.
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Although he is in charge of protecting and holding the key, another Muslim family is in charge of opening the door and allowing the faithful to enter the church.
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Joseph Realmuto, Nick & Toni's executive chef, is in charge.
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Who is in charge of a religion and its history?
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Step aside, Toolman – Randy Taylor is is in charge now.
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The fact remains, though, that Mr Erdogan is in charge.
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As president, Donald Trump is in charge of the FBI.
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In MMT, the fiscal authority is in charge of both.
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Each wants integration, as long as he is in charge.
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Outgoing Slovenian commissioner Violeta Bulc is in charge of transport.
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The junior justice is in charge of the cafeteria committee.
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One person is in charge of getting the personal information.
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Barry is in charge of running the kitchen at Heijplaat.
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Sudantha Ranasinghe, who is in charge of the rescue operation.
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Martin Schroeter is in charge of global markets and financing.
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Mark Foster is in charge of IBM's global services business.
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Bob Lord is in charge of cognitive applications, including AI.
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To him, it doesn't matter which Administration is in charge.
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He is in charge of the mission's robotic arm mechanism.
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The Secret Service is in charge of White House security.
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HHS is in charge of implementing health and welfare programs.
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One city official is in charge of who gets in.
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Here, everyone is welcome, and no one is in charge.
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Ms. Mallery's office is in charge of prosecuting Nauman Hussain.
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Gawad is in charge of archeological collections at the ministry.
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There also is the question of who is in charge.
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It is in charge of issuing phytosanitary certificates to traders.
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She is in charge of research services for a museum.
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Within the military, it is unclear who is in charge.
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The central bank is in charge of the CFPB's allotment.
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF ALL CURRENCY MOVEMENTS.
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Joanna Engelke is in charge of quality affairs at Juul.
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And he is in charge of one of the ships.
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Fleurant is in charge of the oversight of aid agencies.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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For all these reasons, it matters who is in charge.
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It must determine who is in charge of the Bureau.
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Or whoever is in charge of free kicks up there.
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James Murdoch in theory is in charge of Fox News.
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The NHI is in charge of all epidemiology tests in Portugal.
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And that everybody is in charge of their own filthy sexuality.
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The OPCW is in charge of ensuring the deal remains intact.
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The party is in charge of the White House and Congress.
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This government brought to power by the people, is in charge.
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An admissions director generally is in charge of "patient acquisition" efforts.
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Unlike most presidents, Trump is in charge of his own messaging.
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One is uncertainty about who is in charge, police or principals.
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"The government and the prime minister is in charge," Barclay said.
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The Della Donne's son, Joshua, is in charge of the desserts.
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Tom Rosamilia is in charge of IBM's server and storage business.
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Steve Canepa is in charge of IBM's media and entertainment business.
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Your core is in charge of keeping you from falling over.
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It leads back to the fact that nobody is in charge.
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That all may change, however, now that Mulvaney is in charge.
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Ilyssa Satter, another partner, is in charge of the creative side.
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To be clear, Francis is the pope and is in charge.
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Now Wendy is in charge of taking him to Kansas City.
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Brian Olsavsky, SVP and CFOOlsavsky is in charge of Amazon's finances.
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Dee insists that she is in charge of her erotic games.
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Her mother is in charge of business development for the company.
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" He told CNN that the Belgian system was split between federal and local law enforcement units that rarely cooperated effectively, so it is "hard to know who is in charge and who is in charge of what.
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But Maguire is in charge of, among other things, making large planes.
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A younger generation of founders unafraid of going global is in charge.
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And the reason, quite simply, is that no one is in charge.
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The regulator is in charge of overseeing trading in various financial products.
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As long as he is in charge, the Venezuelans will keep coming.
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Chiu is in charge of investment banking at Credit Suisse in Taiwan.
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The central bank is in charge of regulating the nation's financial system.
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The argument over which CAMP is in charge is also about principle.
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They are trying to build a clear narrative: Trump is in charge.
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Now Walter Braga Netto, a general, is in charge of Rio's security.
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Tell whomever is in charge of that door, it is not closed.
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But no one is in charge of putting those ideas into practice.
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Carr is in charge of determining how best to help the industry.
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Nobody knows anything, nobody is in charge, good night and good luck.
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Vestager's internal market colleague Elzbieta Bienkowska is in charge of the issue.
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Franco is in charge of putting together possible actions, the report said.
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Wawrinka's mother, Isabelle, is in charge of the tea shop and bakery.
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Who is in charge, and how can the country escape its gridlock?
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The fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg is in charge of fund-raising.
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He is in charge of the company's core hardware and software business.
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The "King Purrington" costume says it all — your cat is in charge.
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The National Guard is in charge of keeping the population in line.
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The IRGC is in charge of Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs.
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Qamar Javed Bajwa has left no doubt about who is in charge.
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"The person who is in charge is President Trump," Mr. Moon said.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that when everyone is in charge, no one is.
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They show who is in charge and what they think about themselves.
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Currently, MIP5 wrote me, one developer is in charge of the money.
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Each woman is in charge of selling products to hundreds of rural households.
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Rick Perry, it should be noted, is in charge of America's nuclear security.
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"He is in charge of the investigation," Mr. Barr said of Mr. Durham.
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Whoever is in charge in Kabul, ordinary Afghans may face more turbulent times.
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This time, Thomas Cook Money is in charge of the travel insurance product.
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Whatever the internet sheriff is in charge of, his emoji body reflects that.
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Whoever the heck is in charge of changing the Kit Kat flavors. 10.
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Fast forward, this president is in charge, his entire team is on task.
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Tang is in charge of steering the securitisation plan through the EU Parliament.
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The Kurdish government is in charge of an autonomous region in northern Iraq.
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Change must be coming but probably not while Ms. Alonso is in charge.
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This doesn't seem odd, since Marcus is in charge of the design studio.
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The Ministry of Supply is in charge of Egypt's massive food subsidy program.
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And once Trump is in charge, he will need to walk a tightrope.
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He is in charge, and he should act decisively and with great clarity.
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Meltzner is in charge of algorithm and "custom voice creation efforts" at VocaliD.
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These days, though, Walden is in charge of new business opportunities for Verizon.
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Now that the GOP is in charge, why are they reviving this measure?
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A big difference from then to now is that Trump is in charge.
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Rosenstein is in charge of the Russia investigation after Sessions's recusal last year.
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"No, not even," said Steven Warsavage, who is in charge of moving them.
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Allen's sister, Jody, is in charge of the Seahawks, at least for now.
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Who is in charge of an artist's legacy and history — the artists themselves?
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They don't know who is in charge, and who speaks for the government.
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Andrew Cuomo in June 2013, is in charge of distributing the grant money.
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"Everyone wins when you don't know who is in charge," Mr. Moss said.
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Neil is in charge of the bar and I'll do the hors d'oeuvres.
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That includes Kotlikoff's sister, who is in charge of marketing and product development.
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The EEOC is in charge of enforcing civil rights laws in the workplace.
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An intern is in charge of duties such as altering the weld nuts.
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The inaugural committee is in charge of two official inaugural balls on Jan.
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But he must remember that he alone is in charge of that competition.
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Bon Jovi is the first to admit that his son is in charge.
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When he is in charge, Giancarlo could turn back to the committee's work.
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Who is in charge of creating and codifying what is essentially a modern language?
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The wonder, he notes, is that no one is in charge of supplying shirts.
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The Oklahoma attorney general's office is in charge of defending the state from lawsuits.
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Eventually I'm pointed in the direction of Jack who is "in charge of homeware".
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It's not just when the economy goes sour while one party is in charge.
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The Marines were requested by the State Department, which is in charge of security.
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The president, whom 215 percent of the people brought to power, is in charge.
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Kosmos is in charge of exploration and BP of developing discoveries into producing fields.
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Zimbabwe is unlikely to get either as long as Mr Mugabe is in charge.
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In the first place, the DEA is in charge of approving scientific research studies!
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"What I really think is that nobody is in charge right now," she said.
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"If Trump is in charge of the party after the election, I will leave."
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Well, the president of the United States is in charge of the executive branch.
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But whoever is in charge, Deutsche needs to do more on costs and revenues.
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Mick Mulvaney is here, and Mick is in charge of a thing called budget.
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One such group, the Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG), is in charge of securing facilities.
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The Department of Defense, including US Cyber Command, is in charge of national defense.
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Offred immediately assumes that the man in the room is in charge, but no!
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His committee is in charge of shepherding the pact to approval in the Senate.
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You'll feel more confident and productive, knowing it's you who is in charge-mode.
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The Treasury Department is in charge of the task force reviewing the USPS' operations.
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The prefrontal cortex is in charge of our rational thoughts, decision making, morality, etc.
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In a world where no one is in charge, what's keeping teenagers in line?
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Zisa is in charge of bulk products: grains, beans, spices, granola, nuts, dried fruit.
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Now that Chairman Cummings is in charge, the same standards don't seem to apply.
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Bob Picciano is in charge of developing new systems based on cutting edge technologies.
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Central Command is in charge of the U.S. military forces in the Middle East.
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I mean, you know, so Becki Amick is in charge of the audit department.
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Later, my father took over the business, and now my sister is in charge.
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They do the work together, though Sara is in charge of the color schemes.
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Inside the special parameters of flow, he is in charge; everything glows with meaning.
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His son, José Filomeno, is in charge of the $5 billion state investment fund.
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And, the receiver should set the pace — he or she is in charge here.
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Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.
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Josh Halter (right), a chef and fermentation fanatic, is in charge of this kiosk.
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For the first time in years, Detroit is in charge of its own budget.
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So why is the situation so dire that Evil Georgiou is in charge now?
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It matters here that the council itself, not some private developer, is in charge.
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Stephen Agar, who is in charge of letters at Royal Mail, apologized on Friday.
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The Hollywood Historic Trust, a nonprofit organization, is in charge of repairing the stars.
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Adam Caplan is in charge of research and development of emerging technologies at Salesforce.
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Singh, who was appointed in March, is in charge of art from South Asia.
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One thing he is in charge of though ... getting her to bed on time.
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It's the same, regardless of whether a man or a woman is in charge.
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Because the records are kept communally, no one computer or institution is in charge.
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He needs to remind those who work for his administration who is in charge.
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But who is in charge of establishing a sense of purpose in an organization?
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The Interior Ministry is in charge of the police and other law enforcement agencies.
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Trump is in charge at a critical moment for keeping climate change in check.
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But I am comforted by thinking maybe a Really Yuge Man is in charge.
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The ECB is in charge of making decisions on the eruo banknotes in circulation.
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If 'Crooked' Hillary Clinton is in charge, things will get much worse, believe me.
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ADVISOR TO IRAN'S LEADER KHAMENEI SAYS IRAN IS IN CHARGE OF GULF'S SECURITY - FARS
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Myron Rushetzky, once a head city-desk assistant at the Post , is in charge.
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Finland's president is in charge of foreign and defence policy together with the government.
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A spokesperson for the US General Services Administration, which is in charge of issuing .
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Stephen Schmidt, Chief Information Security OfficerSchmidt is in charge of information security at AWS.
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But lawmaker Axel Voss, who is in charge of the subject, rejected the criticism.
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The Czech Transport Ministry, which is in charge of licensing, did not immediately comment.
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Salvini, who is also leader of the League party and deputy prime minister, is in charge of immigration policy and borders, while Toninelli, who is a member of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, is in charge of ports and the coast guard.
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The ECB is in charge of applying those rules for the large banks it supervises.
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That's because the FDA, which is in charge of regulating vaping, is an executive agency.
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Now, the GOP is in charge, and poised to run afoul of its own warnings.
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He studied Cuban-style boxing in his youth and is in charge of the striking.
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If you really care about the swamp, cover it no matter who is in charge.
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ROME (Reuters) - Angelo Trovato is in charge of Italy's asylum-request system, and it shows.
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When Ricky Gervais is in charge, things are going to get a little bit weird.
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It is unclear whether Macron even likes the France that he is in charge of.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland is in charge of ties with the United States, including NAFTA.
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You said, "make me a red box," but Skia is in charge of exactly how.
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Monetary policy, which the Bank of England is in charge of, cannot fix structural issues.
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Is the monster related to The Farm cult, which Evelyn father is in charge of?
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And now, in London, the son of a Pakistani immigrant bus driver is in charge.
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And let&aposs not forget that Andrew Weissmann is in charge of this case, right?
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They will continue to investigate and prosecute fraud cases no matter who is in charge.
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For some residents, that unpredictability is a reminder that Pele is in charge, not scientists.
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"Ultimately, Paul is in charge," Barry Bennett, a senior adviser to the Trump campaign, said.
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Chris Christie is in charge of Trump's transition, and "he's doing his homework," Stier said.
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The ECB is in charge of supervising banks and controlling inflation in the euro zone.
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As the senior allocator for a fashion retailer, she is in charge of inventory management.
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No one is in charge and there is little prospect of anyone being in charge.
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While Detore is a connector, Palmer is in charge of negotiating deals for the group.
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John Kelly is in charge of intellectual property, academic and government partnerships and Watson Health.
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The recruiter is in charge of placing talent in appropriate company roles and negotiating salaries.
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He is in charge of keeping the power on at the Grand Canyon National Park.
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While the 93-year-old Mugabe is President on paper -- the army is in charge.
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On the other hand, children take comfort in the idea that someone is in charge.
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Trump is in charge now -- and he wants to make sure everyone knows it. 5.
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The Office of Management and Budget is in charge of implementing and running the shutdown.
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Flanders, like Wallonia, is in charge of several policy areas, notably education, healthcare and agriculture.
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The Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court is in charge of the FISA court.
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"Five hundred yards," said Scott A. Schaefer, who is in charge of looking after them.
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The Justice Department is in charge of enforcing conflict-of-interest laws in bankruptcy court.
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Beth Galetti, senior vice president, human resourcesGaletti is in charge of Amazon's human-resources division.
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" As for the Communist Party, he was unequivocal: "We Buddhists uphold whoever is in charge.
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But now that he is in charge, he has shown little patience for online criticism.
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The Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court is in charge of the FISA court.
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His his son, José Filomeno, is in charge of the $5 billion state investment fund.
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I have concerns about who he believes is in charge of making personal health decisions.
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Millions of reasonable people are appalled that a madman is in charge of the country.
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Senhora Emilia is in charge of the tomato sauce, and she keeps her recipe secret.
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The regional security officer is in charge of overseeing safety and security of embassy personnel.
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"The president feels like, if he is in charge of those negotiations, absolutely," she said.
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Paul Nanson, who is in charge of recruitment and initial training, said in a statement.
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He answers to SVP Eddy Cue, who is in charge of Apple's overall media strategy.
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But it almost always sides with the Israeli government, no matter who is in charge.
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"If you are out on a moon or asteroid, who is in charge?" he asked.
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Diana may be in charge of her team, but Patty Jenkins is in charge of Diana.
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She says Doug Ford is in charge of Rob's estate; Rob Ford died two years ago.
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In the US army, in times of war, the major is in charge of administrating justice.
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The government isn't addressing the fundamental issue which is that the black market is in charge.
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And primarily it is the perspective that serves whoever is in charge of the dominant narrative.
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KURTZ: Every swamp should be covered regardless of who is in charge of the said swamp.
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Nielsen is in charge of the 20,000 border agents who work at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Manik Gupta, for example, is in charge of product, maps and marketplace at the VP level.
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MACCALLUM: And maybe the third one is the one he is in charge of now, right?
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Harvinder Bhela is in charge of product, engineering and research for Microsoft's security and compliance business.
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After all, if he made Taylor Swift famous, maybe he is in charge of everyone's destiny.
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Ron Kaufman, an RNC representative from Massachusetts who is in charge of site selection, disputes that.
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Managing expectations and reality for this one will be difficult no matter who is in charge.
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Now, at 35, Kerdi is in charge, running the bakery with two other special needs employees.
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The army is in charge of the lucrative business of food distribution, a recipe for abuse.
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"He is in charge of the investigation," Barr said of Durham during a Fox News interview.
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Giuliani's speech was pure Trump and showed that The Donald is in charge of this convention.
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Greece's privatization agency, which is in charge of concluding the deal with Lamda, appealed the decision.
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That's the deeper psychological portrait of this man who is in charge of the free world.
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Copersucar is in charge of selling sugar and ethanol produced by 35 associated mills in Brazil.
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For instance, one usher is in charge of housekeeping, another in charge of food and beverage.
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"That's our competitive advantage," explains Alexandre Figueiredo, who is in charge of production at the plant.
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But Brooker himself is in charge of editing the tome, which bodes well for its quality.
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Elizabeth [Rosas González], for instance, who is in charge of Calavera while being a formidable mom.
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Ideally, the same person is in charge of both medical and financial decisions to prevent conflicts.
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The Empire is in charge now, and Cal is just trying to keep his head down.
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These back-to-back moves set the question of who is in charge of the agency.
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Nielsen is in charge of the 20,000 border agents who work at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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But in Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming, the federal government is in charge of reviewing rates.
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The Border Patrol is in charge of physically being on the border, monitoring who's coming in.
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Ted Sarandos, who is in charge of Netflix's content, will make the same amount as Hastings.
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While this band is in charge the Labour mind is not so much closed as dead.
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Egypt's supply ministry, which oversees GASC, is in charge of the country's massive food subsidy program.
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"NOC is in charge of the ports," Sanalla said on Thursday, a day after visiting Zueitina.
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Now, five and a half years later, Muncy is in charge of the restaurant's pastry program.
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From a communications standpoint, the White House's principal deputy press secretary Raj Shah is in charge.
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"The State Board of Medical Examiners is in charge of credentialing and licensing physicians," she said.
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Kaz Fujimura is responsible for pastries, and Andrea Morris is in charge of drinks and wine.
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And for as long as he is in charge, Syria's misery will spread across the region.
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He subordinates himself to making her all the more spectacular, but which one is in charge?
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We naturally look to the person who is in charge, and that generally is the CEO.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is in charge of making decisions about the Walk of Fame.
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You may think that Stormy Daniels is in charge of the natural world under Donald Trump.
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He is in charge of partnerships, in Los Angeles, for Tribe Socks, a custom sock brand.
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And they would figure out a protocol for who is in charge of handling the situation.
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The first question to ask about outbreak response in the United States: Who is in charge?
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The space center in Dubai is in charge of its construction and operation of the spacecraft.
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That's the person in the Senate who is in charge of helping other Republicans get elected.
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Mr. Shiga, who has been chairman since June, is in charge of Toshiba's nuclear power division.
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The crown prince is in charge of Saudi Arabia's military and leads the war in Yemen.
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Captain Bonilla, the senior officer, travels solo and is in charge of coordinating all these people.
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Mr. Kovacs, 30, is in charge of strategy at TruSight, a financial technology company in Manhattan.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, a deputy managing editor who is in charge of the web report, was involved.
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"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we are going nowhere" Sen.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission, a tiny government agency, is in charge of the recall process.
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Russia was probably guilty of hacking, he concluded, but that will cease once Trump is in charge.
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Whoever is in charge, the fortunes of Puerto Rico seem unlikely to change much any time soon.
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Now, at age 30, she has four children and is in charge of the slum's water distribution.
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Lampard has now taken over at Chelsea, while Steven Gerrard is in charge of Scottish side Rangers.
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Since it's not backed by a single government, no single entity is in charge of overseeing bitcoin.
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Golihew is in charge of Amazon Studios PR, while Eguia does PR for Amazon's Original Movies team.
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That appeal is still pending, but now the Trump administration is in charge of defending the payments.
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Really, it's the artist, the creator, the exploiter disguised as a friendly guide, who is in charge.
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The government and the coalition insist that the lacklustre provincial governor, Nowfal al-Aqoub, is in charge.
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Matt Hancock, who is in charge of the National Health Service, announced a new hospital-building program.
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FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESMAN MOUSAVI SAYS IRAN IS IN CHARGE OF SECURITY OF STRAIT OF HORMUZ - STATE RADIO
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" Gessen noted that Trump seems "to think that politics consists of demonstrating that he is in charge.
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That person is in charge of making sure that a feature or project gets completed on time.
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Those are the kinds of boundary-pushing creative choices audiences get when a woman is in charge.
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Reuters was unable to locate contact details for parliament's Standing Committee, which is in charge of legislation.
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Today he is in charge of marketing and sales automation at software design and services company Autodesk.
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Cormagdalena is in charge of approving or rejecting any eventual formal bids to take over the stake.
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Even Josh Pedro, who is in charge of managing Zappos's public relations, did not sugarcoat the situation.
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Who is in charge of coordinating the agencies if it's a domestic impact versus a foreign one?
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It&aposs not good for whoever is in charge at the White House, be Republican or Democrat.
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"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration we are going nowhere," Graham said.
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It's really sad that we can't control it - that somebody who is in charge cannot control it.
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The Social Welfare Institute is in charge of providing services to the elderly and disabled, among others.
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This is the kind of person who is in charge of telling stories to Americans about America.
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The sea of white at courses is a reflection of who is in charge at the top.
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It's not that our ideologues are averse to an imperial presidency when their side is in charge.
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Joanna Pruess, a culinary anthropologist, is in charge of the cooking: July 10, 6 to 8 p.m.
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He belonged to the Les Republicains party and is in charge of fulfilling deep reforms in France.
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Can you imagine if they said that everyone is in charge of marketing or finance or HR?
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The center is in charge of identifying people who should be stopped or questioned at the borders.
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Juan Loaiza, who has been with Oracle since 1988, is in charge of mission-critical database technologies.
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But the one thing he — or any player — should never be is in charge of a franchise.
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The International Olympic Committee is in charge of the Olympic Games and derives tremendous revenue from them.
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To most civilians, this may seem like small stuff, but Stratcom is in charge of nuclear deterrence.
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I took my chances and met Melody Greene, who is in charge of accounting at the shop.
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"It's just a terrible signal to the industry as to who is in charge," Mr. Bromwich said.
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But now that Cobb is in charge, it seems that Trump is much more accepting of Mueller.
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Wayne County is in charge of foreclosures in Detroit because it owns the city's uncollected tax debt.
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Stephen Miller, known for his far-right, anti-immigrant views, is in charge of writing the speech.
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A nephew is regional prime minister, and a son is in charge of the region's security apparatus.
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Lieutenant Hierl is in charge of Third Platoon, a group of roughly 35 Marines in Echo Company.
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And Megan Clark, its first chief executive, is in charge of steering the country into the galaxy.
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Peter, who is in charge of the company's merchandising, has strayed farthest from his family's natural conservatism.
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It is in charge of a mere 18 percent of the West Bank (divided into eight areas).
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"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating on immigration, we are going nowhere," Sen.
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But it should be crystal clear that the physician is in charge of managing patient care, always.
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Don Jr., 39, is in charge of commercial leasing, as well as many of the remaining companies.
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A spokesperson for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which is in charge of healthcare.
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The Federal Prosecutor's Office, which is in charge of terrorism-related investigations, is looking into Tuesday's attack.
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Mr. Torrisi is in charge of what was the Pool Room and is now just the Pool.
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The Department of Canadian Heritage, which is in charge of the Canada 150 celebrations, drew a blank.
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Now he is in charge of the leprosy hospital here in Ganta, on the Liberia-Guinea border.
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Andrew Cuomo, who is in charge of administering the federal program, has moved to rein in costs.
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Jordan is in charge of the Islamic Waqf, the religious authority that governs the city's holy sites.
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Both English and Mulvaney are in the building, sending out dueling emails about who is in charge.
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Regardless of the mayor's future plans, the laboratory is in charge of creating social and design projects.
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Hemoglobin is a protein in red blood cells that is in charge of moving oxygen throughout your body.
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The system is in charge of analyzing more than 80 categories of data collected from throughout the facility.
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Who is in charge, who controls the airspace, who is the one that should be providing drone detection?
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The associate attorney general traditionally is in charge of managing the day-to-day operations at the department.
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Pinto said she is in charge of managing the company's supply chain with a "social mission" in mind.
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Abel, 56, now leads Berkshire's noninsurance businesses while Jain, 67, is in charge of all insurance-related businesses.
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The latest polls show that just 23% of Americans think that Mr Trump is "in charge of events".
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Eddie obsesses about trivia, and thus puts the spacecraft he is in charge of in danger of destruction.
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Brett McGurk, who is in charge of the US-led anti-ISIS diplomatic effort, made a similar case.
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"Sometimes… I recently lost a few pregnancies but God is in charge not me," Manzo answered on Wednesday.
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The section functions like a digital memorial or gravestone, which the legacy contact is in charge of maintaining.
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"The captain is in charge of the aircraft," Simon Calder, the publication's travel correspondent, explained to The Independent.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, is in charge of trade matters in the 28-member bloc.
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Now, former Army chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is in charge after being elected President in June 2014.
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Swiss Timing, a Swatch Group company, is in charge of timing operations on site for World Cup races.
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Accordingly, President Trump must select a chief whose personality leaves no room for questioning who is in charge.
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Ibukun Adebayo, who is in charge of emerging markets at the London Stock Exchange, said other opportunities abound.
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Grassley's panel is in charge of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings, which are slated to kick off starting next month.
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Shelley Kerr is in charge of Stirling University F.C. in the fifth tier of the Scottish league system.
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"Nobody knows who exactly is in charge of the state," says Mr Miller of the University of Kansas.
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Some regional elders say it is Dostum, not the government, who is in charge in parts of Faryab.
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The more the administration focuses on who is in charge, the less they are focused on implementing reform.
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The committee is in charge of planning and coordinating the official events and activities related to the Jan.
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He introduced me to one of his co-founders, Zhang Jing, who is in charge of wine production.
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Bridget van Kralingen is in charge of expanding IBM's reach in cloud software, including emerging technologies like blockchain.
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But this mine does not have a map, said Shastri, who is in charge of the rescue operation.
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The Chinese businessman Tony Xia, the owner and CEO of Recon Group, is in charge at Aston Villa.
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Lyft's director of sustainability, Sam Arons, is in charge of the company's effort to become completely emissions-free.
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He or she is in charge of overseeing the world's most powerful military and its many operations abroad.
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"My to-do list is in charge of my life, so I give it proper respect," she says.
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" Senator Graham: "As long as Steven Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration we are going no where.
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The one led by Oswald is in charge of looking into alleged doping violations by individual Russian athletes.
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Kate Dolloff, who is in charge of all maritime programs for Special Operations Command Acquisition, Technology and Logistics.
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The former international arbitration lawyer is in charge of USTR negotiations in Africa, China and the Western Hemisphere.
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Another chef is in charge of the big chocolate truffle, infused with juniper and decorated with pine branches.
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"I'm constantly being asked if Bjork is in charge of her records," he wrote in an Instagram post.
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Legroux is in charge of entering Sơn Tinh into spirits competitions and representing the brand at trade shows.
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Her mother, a lawyer, is in charge of medical malpractice at Kelner & Kelner, a New York law firm.
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And ICE is in charge of immigration enforcement in the interior of the US, not at the border.
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The groom's mother is in charge of defense business development at the Open University in Milton Keynes, England.
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Also, the Federal Aviation Administration, which is in charge of air safety, is run by an Obama appointee.
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Ms. Diamond, 30, is in charge of executive communications at Dropbox, the file-sharing company in San Francisco.
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The lieutenant governor of New York, day to day, is in charge of ribbon-cutting and little else.
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He currently is in charge of the company's theme parks, experiences and products division including Shanghai Disney Resort.
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And finding out what that is means a sitdown with the person that is in charge of everything.
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The New York property employs 38 butlers, and typically, each butler is in charge of about 20 rooms.
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The executive chef, Michael Vignola, is in charge, working with John Beatty, who is serving as culinary director.
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At 33, Kimber Lockhart is in charge of overseeing technology at one of 2020&aposs buzziest healthcare companies.
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"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we are going nowhere," Graham said then.
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Italy's Coast Guard is in charge of coordinating all rescues in international waters off the shores of Libya.
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My head bartender Jameel is a huge classic cocktail aficionado, and he is in charge of this program.
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"We know that the emergency manager is in charge," Flint resident A.C. Dumas said at the council meeting.
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"As long as Stephen Miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we are going nowhere," Graham said Sunday.
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Mylan is in charge of managing allocation of the EpiPen supply, Danehy said in an email to Reuters.
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So here's my proposal: Starting next year, John Scott is in charge of enforcing All-Star Game attendance.
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This means that the President of the City Council is in charge, according to the line of succession.
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Solongo is in charge of palliative care at the nearest district hospital, looking after both in- and outpatients.
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Toward the end of the reel, Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster, who is in charge of orchestrating the Thor v.
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The Office of Management and Budget, which Mulvaney helms, is in charge of implementing and running the shutdown.
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Customers respond well to these labels, said Silas Conroy, who is in charge of product development at Crooked Carrot.
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She agrees—she is in charge of raising the girl, and the experiment would be difficult without her help.
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Gee is in charge of enforcing a 1997 settlement, known as the Flores agreement, that codifies migrant kids' rights.
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Kingsley joined Airbnb last summer and is in charge of the firm's content strategy, according to her LinkedIn profile.
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For example, a lot of it is one guy named Chad Felix, who is in charge of library marketing.
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"Ultimately, Donald Trump is in charge of the Trump campaign and seeks advice from everyone around him," Pierson said.
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Mr Trump is doing his best to show that while he is in charge, such conditions count for little.
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Rocketry standby United Launch Alliance is in charge of this one, as it has been for so many others.
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"Theresa May has laid down a pretty strong marker that she is in charge," Parker said at Tuesday's conference.
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Wexler is in charge of picking which teachers go on the trip, and Mr. Fernandez was added last minute.
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Bodacious is in charge of a rare flock of sheep called Zwartbles, which had nearly disappeared in the 1970s.
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Stephane Bern, who is in charge of overseeing the funds raised, said the total was approaching 900 million euros.
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Reince Priebus is in charge of his schedule, so this will be a major test of his organizational skills.
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Homicide Detective Barrett Morton is in charge of this ongoing investigation and can be reached at 504-658-5300.
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The Shanghai Municipal Financial Service Office, which is in charge of the QDLP business, didn't return calls seeking comment.
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Bustle reports that whoever is in charge of designing Trump merchandise made a huge error with this latest drop.
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Paul Wahlberg, a professional chef and the oldest of the brothers, is in charge of day-to-day operations.
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Her son Brett is president of AppleOne, and her daughter Kay is in charge of the company's online branding.
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But the USDA is in charge of what's grown, while the FDA controls what Americans put in their bodies.
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But Bryan Schneider, who is in charge of the bar, has come up with several riffs on the classic.
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Today, he is in charge of construction projects in New York and New Jersey that can top 9 figures.
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With cryptocurrencies, the end user is in charge of the process and is free to do anything at anytime.
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A turnaround plan must be approved by the oversight board, which is in charge of managing the island's finances.
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That is a problem for the European Central Bank, which is in charge of bank supervision across the eurozone.
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She is in charge of strategy and operations for the consumer-marketing team at Google in Mountain View, Calif.
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But, says Richard Woolsgrove, who is in charge of "visualisation" at PLP, these were often just pre-cooked animations.
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But while a woman is in charge of the government, other areas of German society have not caught up.
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The SBA is in charge of getting government relief money to businesses hurt in a natural or economic disaster.
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" Now he says Vice President Pence, who is in charge of the administration's policies, is doing a "fantastic job.
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The president is in charge of the armed forces and it remains unclear where they stand in the crisis.
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Normally, the US attorney's office would investigate perjury in Congress, but Sessions is in charge of the US attorneys.
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Joe might be thinking, My insurance company is in charge of paying for the rest of my Pretendar prescription.
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Roy Dragon, who is in charge of interpreting the rules for the state wrestling officials association, declined to comment.
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That may depend on who is in charge; Serbia has only a caretaker manager, Mladen Krstajic, at the moment.
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He is in charge of regulatory compliance for the financial services sector in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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While Pence is overseeing the whole of government approach, Birx is in charge of coordinating the White House response.
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Green is in charge of keeping track of the time and score for each of the plays in question.
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As Attorney General, Barr is in charge of the entire Justice Department, and has extraordinarily broad power and discretion.
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The Commerce Department, which is in charge of Section 232 investigations, referred questions to USTR and the White House.
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Michaël Engelmann, who is in charge of alcohol, put together a robust wine list, closing in on 400 choices.
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If you're wondering why the governor is in charge of the subway — and not the mayor — you're not alone.
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Tillerson also met with Myanmar's powerful military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, who is in charge of operations in Rakhine.
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"It's important for Swedish society," Anders Edlund, who is in charge of Swish at the bank Nordea, told me.
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"Whenever the G.O.P. is in office, there's a certain amount of heat on whoever is in charge," Driscoll says.
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She is in charge, but his contribution is sweet, and in no way demeans either the character or actor.
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Charlotte Mundy and Charmaine Lee are the other featured vocalists; Sam Pluta is in charge of the electronics. nyfos.
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So if you pick a fund based on its record, the chances are that a new person is in charge.
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"Though it upsets me to see whoever is in charge of this account taking advantage of it," Paris, 20, continued.
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He is in charge of granting life insurance licences, or virtual cash machines, or money printers as insiders call them.
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Rosenstein is in charge of Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
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But many Oromos hope they will see a real change now that Abiy, one of their own, is in charge.
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But no one is in charge of Bitcoin, so there's no one to shut a site like Silk Road out.
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However, she did not address the U.N. accusations of ethnic cleansing by the military, which is in charge of security.
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Pruitt has also questioned the dangers of mercury contamination and other hazardous substances the EPA is in charge of regulating.
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Her team is in charge of customer support, the help pages, and anything else that helps customers use Microsoft products.
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The International Organization for Migration, which is in charge of booking refugees on their travel, has since sent cancellation notices.
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Herbert Diess, who is in charge of Volkswagen, the company's flagship brand, is seen as likely to succeed Mr. Müller.
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"Failing faster" is the purpose of the new equipment, says Panos Panay, who is in charge of Microsoft's hardware business.
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Goldbugs mistrust governments and their money-printing tendencies; so too do bitcoinesseurs: no central bank is in charge of bitcoin.
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The Norwegian justice ministry, which is in charge of the security services, and the foreign ministry also declined to comment.
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Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas may be on tour together, but it seems that one of them is in charge.
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Saudi Arabia's central bank, which is in charge of operating SARIE, did not respond to a Reuters request for comment.
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Juca's post as planning minister is particularly important to investors, given that he is in charge of overseeing Brazil's budget.
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She runs a mini-convenience store in the camp, and is in charge of looking after her street at night.
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Climate-change denier Scott Pruitt is leading the EPA; factory farm aficionado Sonny Perdue is in charge of the USDA.
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Bensalah is in charge of a 90-day transition period set to end with a presidential election on July 93.
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The Home, or interior, Ministry which is in charge of the unit, did not respond to a request for comment.
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"She definitely lets her brother know that she's the oldest and that she is in charge," Simpson previously told PEOPLE.
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The president (assisted by executive-branch intelligence agencies) is in charge of setting intelligence-gathering priorities for the United States.
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Nóra, who is in charge of making desserts, is Hungarian and moved to the Netherlands to live with her boyfriend.
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He's not sure the government has its arms around the logistics and said it isn't clear who is in charge.
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Dr. Grotenbreg, 40, is in charge of the antibody discovery laboratory at 121 Bio, a biotechnology company in Cambridge, Mass.
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Bevin's request was submitted to Kentucky Secretary of State Alison L. Grimes, who is in charge of running the election.
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However, the largest proportion of respondents, at 28500 percent, said it makes no difference to them who is in charge.
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As the U.S. attorney responsible for Manhattan, Bharara's office is in charge of policing everything from terrorism to Wall Street.
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It's less clear whether Mayer will still have a hand in running Yahoo's online operations once Verizon is in charge.
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Douglas's mother and business manager, Natalie Hawkins, who is in charge of what can loosely be described as Gabby Inc.
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Mr. Salamoni is the son of Noel Salamoni, a captain in the department who is in charge of special operations.
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The EDPS is in charge of making sure that data are being handled correctly within EU institutions like the Commission.
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Like many entrepreneurs, Seamon is in charge of communicating with brands, organizing event appearances, and managing her own expense reports.
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Nobody is in charge of Macs or iPhones or iPads or really anything else, because Apple is almost entirely functional.
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It is hard to know if Kushner, as an executive, is in charge of everything or of nothing at all.
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In addition to legal and policy affairs, he is in charge of buying programme content and building partnerships with industry.
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As you can see there [in the third photo], the guy on the tank is in charge of the crane.
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But no matter who is in charge, RBC's Tran warns it will take years to repair Venezuela's crumbling oil industry.
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Still, Carmelo Anthony said, there is now a foundation for the defense to improve, regardless of who is in charge.
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Mr. Schlanger is being replaced by the president, Steven Zatz, who is in charge of WebMD's advertising and sponsorship business.
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Perhaps it was a deliberate statement that she is in charge, after the so brief Anthony Scaramucci moment (remember that?).
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Equinor is the technical service provider at Kaarstoe, where it is in charge of daily operations on behalf of Gassco.
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The ONR, which is in charge of overseeing nuclear safety, said its staff have been directed to work at home.
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The sister, who is in charge of the party's propaganda department, is the only sibling active in Mr. Kim's government.
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Jamie remains the conservator over Britney's finances, but Jodi is in charge of medical and personal decisions regarding Britney's care.
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We have an incredible coach, William Conacher, who is in charge of everyone's voice, which gives the show a tone.
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Mr. Bagal, 32, is in charge of diversity and inclusion at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island in Providence.
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It also boosts the funding for the Office of Civil Rights, which is in charge of investigating discrimination in schools.
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Because the virtual currencies are tracked and maintained by a network of computers, no government or company is in charge.
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The other thing you can do is contact your city's buildings department, which is in charge of enforcing the permits.
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"The chair is in charge and the chair will decide exactly how this committee will be run," Waters shot back.
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The quickest solution is to be clear in making sure everyone knows who is in charge of doing certain tasks.
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The Presidential Personnel Office, which is in charge of recruiting potential administration officials, has been hobbled by inexperience and incompetence.
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"Currently nobody is in charge," a Zuoling resident railed in an online complaint submitted on a party website this month.
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Mr. Tauberer, 37, is in charge of product development at LARSA, a bridge-engineering software company; he works in Washington.
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The military is in charge of the operations in northern Rakhine, and ending them is not up to Suu Kyi.
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Beth Comstock, vice chairwoman of G.E., who is in charge of new business development, has visited New Lab several times.
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It is tied with the Bosniak-Croat Federation via a weak central government, which is in charge of military issues.
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The United States trade representative, which is in charge of the exclusions, has also denied some of the company's requests.
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Mr. Bagal, 22015, is in charge of diversity and inclusion at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island in Providence.
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We asked Amanda Brennan, who is in charge of analyzing traffic at Tumblr, to talk us through the 2017 list.
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Ms. Jacinto, 28, is in charge of training new workers in the three workshops and one classroom run by Carcel.
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Apple wants original content and Eddy Cue, who heads up Apple's media strategy, is in charge of making that happen.
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He has led the all-important US Central Command, which is in charge for the US military in the Middle East.
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Holden handles marketing, digital and social; Ching is in charge of finances and events; Donovan covers sponsorship and acts as CEO.
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"My beautiful and talented Chef K is in charge of our whole Fourth party, she's awesome!" she said in another clip.
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"It's very difficult to live like this," said Fatima Bibi, 210, who is in charge of organizing water for the slum.
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He once led the all-important US Central Command, which is in charge for the US military in the Middle East.
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Even if one of the actors is in charge, the power dynamic feels different and I can get into it more.
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Supplier sources familiar with the matter say that BAIC is in charge of payments and has been responsible for the delays.
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Rob Lefferts is in charge of making sure Microsoft 365 has simple and clear security for users across all its products.
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There is a manager for the back of the house staff and our Madam who is in charge of us ladies.
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Mansour Gholami secured 180 votes to serve as the minister of science, who is in charge of universities and higher education.
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Nature doesn't care who is in charge of our politics; nature is doing its biology and physics and chemistry right now.
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So your opener's not going to come onto you, because the power dynamic has shifted, and the woman is in charge.
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Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, who is in charge of the agriculture sector, said the government is fully behind the effort.
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In his new position he is in charge of the day-to-day running of the 33,000-strong EU civil service.
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For instance, Pacific Command oversees that ocean, southeast Asia, and Australia, while Transportation Command is in charge of mobility assets worldwide.
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The next thing to understand is the all-important housekeeping arrangement: Who is in charge of monetary, fiscal and structural policies?
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The finance ministry and state investment firm Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH), which is in charge of privatisation, gave no immediate comment.
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Like any royal court, this one is beset by factionalism and infighting; everyone is in charge, and so no one is.
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"I was raised believing the man is in charge, but I've realized marriage should be an equal partnership," says the actor.
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Dan Rose, who is in charge of partnerships for Facebook, onMonday acknowledged that it was no longer a simple communications platform.
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All this seems to suggest a software error, says Andrea Accomazzo, who is in charge of ESA's solar and planetary missions.
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The agency participates in the International Space Station program, is in charge of unmanned exploration missions on multiple planets and more.
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Goldstone, 53 works in Brooklyn at Brooklyn Copper Cookware, where she is in charge of marketing, web design and customer service.
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The president is in charge of the U.S. Marshal — could the vice president order him escorted out of the Oval Office?
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I, on the other hand, have multiple sources of income, and no one is in charge of my fate except me.
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Uncertain who is in charge and remembering the shortages of the past, those with guns might start seizing food and looting.
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On the other hand, perhaps Leahy meant, without actually saying, that constitutional responsibilities vary depending on which party is in charge.
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These notices aren't orders: in the US, the Federal Aviation Administration is in charge of telling the pilots what to do.
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We are talking about the man who is in charge of America's nuclear arsenal in an increasingly fraught and tenuous world.
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He once led the all-important US Central Command, which is in charge of the US military in the Middle East.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency accredits Olympic labs, but the International Olympic Committee is in charge of them during the Games.
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He is in charge of setting the budgets for regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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By the following week's episode, much of Alexandria is plagued by a mysterious illness that Dante is in charge of treating.
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By September two-thirds of the fleet will be Japan Taxis, said Satoshi Touma, who is in charge of vehicle management.
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"Robert Lighthizer, the ambassador, USTR, is in charge of these negotiations," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told National Public Radio.
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The NSA is in charge of wiretapping operations internationally; wiretapping at home is typically handled by the FBI or local police.
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" Giorno, in case you're wondering, is "in charge of an 11-state Southeastern bloc including battlegrounds Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
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Since the interior ministry is in charge of the police, many assumed the hotlines were for reporting problems with police officers.
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She is in charge of the party's Department of Propaganda and Agitation, one of the most powerful agencies in North Korea.
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And we have to make sure that the social/religious reform process in Saudi Arabia proceeds — whoever is in charge there.
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The F.D.A. is in charge of public safety, and I have a respect for the job that they have to do.
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FDA is in charge of approving diagnostics and plays a role in overseeing clinical trials of potential coronavirus vaccines and treatments.
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Sun is in charge of the central government's epidemic-control work in the city of Wuhan, where the epidemic broke out.
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The chef, David Shim, worked at M. Wells, and Victoria James, who is also at Piora, is in charge of wines.
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General Kim, who is in charge of North Korean missile units, released more details of the missile plan early on Thursday.
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The Legislature, which is in charge of redistricting, does not have to take into account the maps created by the commission.
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On the street, many just want support from their government -- whoever is in charge -- because right now there often isn't much.
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But in Nigeria the news was quickly caught up in another drama: Who, exactly, is in charge of Africa's biggest economy?
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Now Girardi is in charge of a Yankees bullpen that has been superb this season, despite having endured some shaky moments.
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The Trump administration would not answer basic questions about where Ukraine policy stands now and who is in charge of it.
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The International Organization for Migration, which is in charge of booking refugees on their travel, sent cancellation notices out Monday morning.
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Partnering with Fortress Investment Group and Hyde Retail Partners, ultra-luxury residential developer Kean Development is in charge of the project.
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"It's the best Burgundy wine from Bordeaux," said Steven Hewison, Mr. Amoreau's son-in-law, who is in charge of production.
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His daughter, Isabel, heads national oil producer Sonangol and his son José Filomeno is in charge of the state investment fund.
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The episode has sparked a conflict over who is in charge at the agency in the absence of a permanent director.
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Aside from all the partisan in-fighting that has dominated this election, who is in charge of deciding how we vote?
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"I'm constantly being asked if Bjork is in charge of her records," Carolan wrote underneath a picture of the Icelandic singer.
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And Attorney General Jeff Sessions is in charge of the Justice Department, and he's a pretty hardcore old-school drug warrior.
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The European Asylum Support Office is in charge of processing claims made by those who arrive on the Greek island of Lesbos.
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Collomb, who is in charge of France&aposs security forces, and the Paris police chief, said Benalla was not under their supervision.
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In the majority of states, redistricting is done by state legislatures, meaning whichever party is in charge gets to draw the lines.
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The corporate arm is in charge of products and gets the cash that search engines pay for appearing on Firefox's start page.
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Elder daughter Tran Uyen Phuong takes care of marketing, while younger daughter Tran Ngoc Bich is in charge of administration and personnel.
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Every single business application is going to be disrupted by AI, says Harry Shum, who is in charge of the new unit.
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Unexpected delays, such as slow delivery of fittings, are managed in three ways, says Mujahid Khalid, who is in charge at Farringdon.
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The letter comes just a day before the Senate Commerce Committee's first oversight hearing of the FCC while Pai is in charge.
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Ansip is in charge of creating a digital single market in the European Union to boost growth in the 28-nation bloc.
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Station police officer Nikki "Fix" Freeman is in charge of the investigation, with by-the-books officer Alice Blake assigned to help.
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So series fans are already well aware that Treyarch Studios, the team behind the Black Ops games, is in charge for 2018.
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The grand mufti is in charge of issuing religious edicts as well as issuing a non-binding opinion on all capital sentences.
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And no matter who is in charge over on the Hill, DC is a reliable bright blue dot on the electoral map.
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Dan Rose, who is in charge of partnerships for Facebook, on Monday acknowledged that it was no longer a simple communications platform.
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Sedran is in charge of evaluating Volkswagen's autonomous strategy in commercial vehicles, where last-mile delivery services could benefit from driverless vans.
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Abby wants to treat them with medicine, but Raven, who is in charge of rations now, says no, they can't waste it.
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The mufti, who is in charge of the institute, is the top authority on Muslim law in Jerusalem and among Muslim Palestinians.
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S/he is in charge of over 360,000 personnel, a $170 billion budget, and our country's largest integrated healthcare and benefits system.
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But the problem with the White House, as we learn again and again, is that Donald Trump is in charge of it.
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Ceetrus the property unit of Auchan Holding, which is in charge of the Europa City project, was not immediately available for comment.
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Mr. Lokule, who is in charge of his state's revenue authority, says he has not been paid for more than two months.
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The two companies plan to standardize cobot programming, said Tomonori Sanada, who is in charge of Kawasaki's robot marketing and sales planning.
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"We can get to customers wherever they are," said Abigail Comber, who is in charge of the customer experience at the airline.
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"We stand ready to adjust it, if there was a need," Coeure, who is in charge of the ECB's market operations, said.
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State investment fund Slovenian Sovereign Holding, which is in charge of the privatization of Abanka, was not available for an immediate comment.
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The joint budget committee of Congress, which is in charge of evaluating and making amendments to the draft proposal, confirmed the changes.
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Yes, us, the couple who had been content to outsource this major life decision to whoever is in charge of the universe.
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"We're still biting our nails, because it's no easy task!" said Ruben, a visual artist, who is in charge of the sets.
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Now, an Italian utility is in charge of what may be Europe's last-gasp bid to remain a player in the sector.
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The group is in charge of company Pride celebrations across the world and has the ability to weigh in on company policy.
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Now she is in charge of all of the teams' travel logistics, ensures players handle their academic work and helps track statistics.
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The police here continue to treat Mr. Lesin's as a natural death, though the criminal division is in charge of the investigation.
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The regulatory department overseeing this law is in charge of determining who can obtain a license and how many will be available.
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"Every province is in charge of its own real estate transactions," said John E. Fletcher, a real estate lawyer based in Calgary.
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SAVORY BREAKFAST Surbhi is in charge of breakfast, and because I cook all week, it's nice to have somebody cook for me.
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Ghattas is the head of the FBI's national security division and is in charge of leading the FBI's operations and intelligence efforts.
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The Commission, which is in charge of safeguarding competition across the European Union, said it had taken note of the Dutch case.
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Mr Barr is known for taking an expansive view of executive power—but only, it seems, when a Republican is in charge.
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Loverro is in charge of sending human beings to the International Space Station as well as the moon and, eventually, to Mars.
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The practice is "an insult to voters, whichever party is in charge," the editorial board of the The Charlotte Observer recently wrote.
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"I got a call around 12:30 at night," said Vercillo, who is in charge of acquisitions for a small publishing company.
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Google VP of engineering Anna Patterson, whose focus as an executive is AI, is in charge of the effort, according to Axios.
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Matthew Zieminski is in charge of Supply Chain Quality at Puls and has been in the electronics repair industry for seven years.
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"They are a valuable source of information," said Mario Carroza, a judge who is in charge of more than 200 human rights cases.
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He added that the Dallas Regional Chamber, which is in charge of economic development for the city, fronted most of the additional costs.
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Seamless, which is in charge of keeping restaurant menus and prices updated on their site, even sabotages the situation sometimes by being disorganized.
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Thursday morning, the Senate released the first version of autonomous vehicle legislation meant to clarify who exactly is in charge of robocar regulations.
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In his role he is in charge of the engineering and commercial & partner teams that help get a product ready for the market.
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Basically, if you're a consumer giving Google money for something, it's likely that Osterloh's division is in charge of making sure it's good.
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Yifat Oron is the CEO of LeumiTech and is in charge of leveraging Leumi Group's global capabilities to support technology companies' financing needs.
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The RBI is in charge of supervising lenders and meant to act as the bottom-line guarantor that the banking system is sound.
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Meanwhile, there is growing confusion over who is in charge of the reconstruction effort and who is on the hook for the bill.
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Kushner is in charge of several major policy initiatives, including Middle East policy, US-Chinese relations, and bringing tech solutions to public policy.
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Wu is in charge of the island's national stabilisation fund, which has a mandate to help smooth excessive volatility in the local bourse.
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Again, the charges are so ludicrous I almost say no, but you know, Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Hatter is in charge.
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Refusal to accept the trade-offs inherent in leaving the EU bedevils the whole process, no matter who is in charge of it.
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Pressure will also grow on the European Union, which is in charge of telecommunications law, to lighten the regulatory burden for network operators.
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A Western diplomat said Mahmoud is in charge of national security, one of three sons of the president known to hold official positions.
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You know, our chairwoman who is in-charge of overseeing all these races, Ronna McDaniel, says we want President Trump at every district.
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I always joke, I said she is in charge of small business and small business is massive business when you add it up.
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Congo has insisted that its own justice system is in charge of the inquiry with the United Nations providing "technical or logistical support".
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Number226 is in charge of "know your customer" processes, and the company has also recently noticed that some customers were abusing ATM withdrawals.
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HHS's Office of Civil Rights (OCR) is in charge of ensuring that Americans have access to healthcare despite the possible prejudices of providers.
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Two years later Prime Minister Netanyahu authorized the establishment of the National Cyber Bureau, which is in charge of the national cyber policy.
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Yet a newly delayed initial public offering of the world's largest oil company, Saudi Aramco, has some wondering who, exactly, is in charge.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is in charge of issuing broadcasting licenses, which are granted to individual stations instead of networks like NBC.
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Wales is the only country of the UK where a man is in charge—and he faces a female leader of the opposition.
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Having spent half her life in France, training under Alain Ducasse and at L'Arpege, this is the first time Rudolf is in charge.
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In fact, as chairman, Nunes still retains significant power to influence the investigation -- even as Conaway is in charge of leading the investigation.
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"We are not saying everything here is going to be whiz-bang digital," said Ms. Bernstein, who is in charge of such initiatives.
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Hawley, who is in charge of the state's elections as attorney general, has so far refused to investigate Project Veritas over the videos.
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FERC, which is in charge of U.S. energy regulation, now has three members, after two new commissioners were appointed by President Donald Trump.
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Now Priebus is in charge of the White House, not in opposition to it, and he doesn't seem at ease in that job.
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Bitcoin is a completely decentralized currency that no government or entity is in charge of, which fits with his anti-government, populist ideology.
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But as much as Barcelona fights, it can do nothing without the federal government of Spain, which is in charge of refugee intake.
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" For that reason, Paul thinks Bolton should be "nowhere close to the State Department if anybody with a sane worldview is in charge.
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But with the city's DOT—which controls the design of New York's streets—the Council is in charge of budgeting, legislation, and oversight.
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Bouteflika's opponents have called for an early presidential election, though his supporters say he is in charge and able to rule the country.
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He is in charge of media and communications for the crown prince, and often leads aggressive online attacks against critics of the kingdom.
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He and Ms. Emery, who is in charge of fixed-income investing, preside over the firm's investment committee and also share operational responsibilities.
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"In all his pictures, people did not look uncomfortable," said John Broderick, his son-in-law, who is in charge of the archive.
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When we go out, we look like an old-fashioned 1950s couple where the guy is in charge, not like crazy sex people.
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Girls can also work but it is supposed to be the man who is in charge of all that stuff like the bills.
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A People's Liberation Army veteran is in charge of the floor; he keeps displays in meticulous order and the wood floor noticeably clean.
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Aaron Beaumont works at the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Detector Dog Training Center and is in charge of training all the dogs.
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Deputy Chief Lori Pollock, who is in charge of crime control strategies, said more victims walk into police stations to report sexual assaults.
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"I can't believe that a person who never used a computer is in charge of cybersecurity measures," said Masato Imai, an opposition lawmaker.
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Laurent Mekies, the federation's director of safety, is in charge of improving safety for all of the group's races, not only Formula One.
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The idea of one chamber telling the other what to do is simply anathema -- no matter which party is in charge of each.
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Campaign aides told the Washington Post it's still not clear who is in charge of the campaign, and there's no clear leadership structure.
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And Trump-appointed Alex Azar, who tripled the price of insulin as a pharma executive, is in charge of Health and Human Services.
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Why it matters: The committee is in charge of drafting articles of impeachment against the president, unless another specially selected committee is chosen.
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"We will speak to whoever is in charge, and if that's Macron, fine," Gordon Sondland, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, told Reuters.
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My to-do list is in charge of my life, so I give it the proper respect it deserves and rewrite it daily.
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The committee is in charge of allocating financial assistance and determining what sites are included on, or removed from, the World Heritage List.
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Once that happens, the ERA will head to the archivist of the United States, who is in charge of "publishing" all Constitutional amendments.
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His daughter, Isabel, heads national oil producer Sonangol and his son, José Filomeno, is in charge of the $5 billion state investment fund.
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Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to the President who is in charge of the project, told me that it had a personal relevance.
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The department is in charge of investigating complaints of unsafe building conditions and making sure that owners get their buildings up to code.
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Hunt said a CFPB commission would create a more stable regulatory environment for banks that doesn't depend on which party is in charge.
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In addition to the props, Mr. Zajac is in charge of the food, and much of his work requires split-second backstage precision.
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Theory Kitchen's Theo Friedman is in charge of satisfying tastebuds, while artists Thu Tran and Will Rahilly will deal with the entertainment program.
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KS: In any case, the venture capital is in charge, but you say you're not thinking like that, you're thinking entrepreneur based, correct?
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Today, Acosta is in charge of the US Department of Labor, which deals with, among other things, special visas for survivors of human trafficking.
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He is in charge of ensuring that foreign technology companies in China abide by strict rules laid down by the party and the state.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who is in charge of the new National Space Council, has hinted at directing NASA to return to the Moon.
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Calls and emails to the Diocese of Como, which is in charge of the seminary and is conducting the canonical investigation, were not returned.
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I don't know who at NASA is in charge of timing their news releases, but I assume they know exactly what they're doing. [NASA]
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Indeed, now that Donald Trump is in charge, removing Mr Assad from power is no longer a stated aim of American policy in Syria.
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As such, his turn as Tom — who is in charge of the recreation side of the Waystar Royco conglomerate — is a departure for him.
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With Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused from the Russia investigation, Rosenstein — the second-ranking Justice Department official — is in charge of overseeing Mueller's investigation.
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"[Tarabasov] is in charge of her finances and is controlling over her deals, even though he has no experience in Hollywood," the source said.
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For now the provisional liquidator, who says business is continuing as usual at KCM, is in charge of day-to-day running of KCM.
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Charlotte is in charge… During a special "mummy chat" with a fellow parent in March 212, Kate revealed that Charlotte is a natural leader.
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In practice, this would cause numerous strokes, especially to the brainstem, which is in charge of directing all of the brain's output and input.
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What they're saying: I caught up Wednesday with European Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič, who is in charge of the European Union's energy union.
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Doug is in charge of the dishes in his household, which explains why he's in such good physical shape at 30 percent body fat.
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The Mexican navy patrols the beaches, federal police monitor the highways and the army is in charge of entry points into the region's cities.
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The questioning will be handled by Telenor's four-person nomination committee, which is in charge of proposing and vetting candidates to the company's board.
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The president is in charge of scheduling and presiding over council meetings and briefing other members states and the press on the council's work.
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The EU Commission, which is in charge of monitoring EU countries' budgets, publishes reports on states that appear to deviate from agreed fiscal targets.
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But it'll be a true test for Sheriff Marlin Gusman, who is in charge of the Orleans Parish Prison, which has since been refurbished.
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Based on the status of my Hello Fresh delivery, I text my husband that he is in charge of buying groceries for tonight's dinner.
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He is in charge of deciding which shows get made, and securing the deals that allow Netflix to distribute them on a global level.
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Earlier this year it helped Puerto Rico develop a 10-year fiscal turnaround plan, and is in charge of making sure it follows through.
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They worry less about who is in charge and more about jobs at a time of high unemployment, low oil prices and economic austerity.
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Its president, Dilma Rousseff, is being impeached on charges that she manipulated government accounts; an interim government, led by Michel Temer, is in charge.
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The Ministry of Supply is in charge of Egypt's food subsidy program and main state grain buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC).
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Now, Walker is in charge of a team composed of Karan Bhatia, Google's head of policy; Jacquelline Fuller, chief of its philanthropy arm Google.
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But the state is in charge of policing and of the metro line linking the Olympic village to the city centre, which is unfinished.
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Officials at several ministries, contacted by phone, said there has been deep uncertainty in recent days, with little sense of who is in charge.
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The president also put sorting out the hot mess of immigration and border security in the already large portfolio Kushner is in charge of.
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He is in charge of setting the budgets for regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission: http://bit.ly/2202SN2628UJ.
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The central bank oversees the foreign exchange market, while Lee's economics ministry is in charge of energy policy, state-owned companies and economic development.
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US Energy Secretary Rick Perry, who is in charge of securing the country's nuclear arsenal, fell for an old Instagram chain hoax on Tuesday.
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It is in charge of the interior, but as we've seen, they've really ramped up their attacks on people who are not causing harm.
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Ivanka is executive vice president for development and acquisitions, and is in charge of domestic and global expansion of the company's real estate interests.
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Today, it's much harder to make a case that it doesn't matter which party is in charge, in Congress or in the White House.
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"We have support from the top down," says Susan Bandi, who is in charge of data security and privacy at Monsanto, an agrochemicals company.
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OFAC said it also designated Wafiq Safa, who is in charge of Hezbollah's Liaison and Coordination Unit responsible for coordinating with Lebanese security agencies.
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Detective Superintendent Dave Hutchinson, who is in charge of the investigation, told me that gathering evidence about Tiah's disappearance was difficult from the start.
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Trump is alone at the wheel Trump's latest shake-up makes it clear that no one but Trump is in charge of his campaign.
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The attorney general is likely not headed to jail, especially if the department he oversees is in charge of deciding whether to prosecute him.
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"Until this is done we cannot say more," said Marco Giuranna, who is in charge of the Mars Express instrument that can measure methane.
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Another Catalan politician, Meritxell Batet, is in charge of regional affairs, which could give her a pivotal role in any negotiation over Catalonia's future.
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Another kink in the supply chain has been the back and forth over who is in charge -- HHS or the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Manafort and Lewandowski have frequently clashed over who is in charge but now that the latter is gone, it looks like Manafort has won.
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This experience suggests that the Indiana system works just as well in the private sector as it does when the government is in charge.
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Free perks and a great user experience could sway them, especially if they know that a bank is in charge of the sensitive bits.
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The office of the state counselor, which Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi presides over, is in charge of travel permits for the Rakhine region.
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A committee of ministers, including India's finance minister, is in charge of the divestment process and has hired Rothschild and Ernst & Young as consultants.
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Despite his advancing age, King Salman emerged this month for a tour of the Persian Gulf states, a reminder of who is in charge.
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The team also includes O'Connor's son, who is in charge of customer support, and his son-in-law, who serves as chief technology officer.
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He is in charge of teaching ethics to the draft-aged boys, young men condemned to spin the wheel of fortune on the front.
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Every delivery center has a training committee headed by a "wellness champion" who is in charge of running programs and activities that promote wellness.
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For many Australians, it seems as if we've entered some sort of "Back to the Future" parallel universe and somehow Biff is in charge.
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Matthew C. Isler, an Air Force officer who serves as deputy to General Townsend, is in charge of the investigation into the Mosul airstrike.
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The Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement, which is in charge of enforcing local and state laws, said it would investigate the Trump Tower listing.
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"The investigation is proceeding and the picture is getting more accurate," said Detective Chief Inspector Crista Granroth, who is in charge of the investigation.
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The Agriculture Department is in charge of farm policy and food safety, and it funds food stamps, other nutrition programs and the Forest Service.
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What would it mean for the president and the special counsel to have an attorney general who is in charge of the Russia investigation?
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The Sinaloa cartel was effectively a diarchy ruled by Mr. Zambada and Mr. Guzmán until the latter's arrest; now Mr. Zambada is in charge.
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But this raises the question: Who is the Slowbro, and who is in charge of its thoughts — the Slowpoke or the empowered, psychic Shellder?
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The IAEA is in charge of verifying the restrictions on Iran's nuclear activities imposed by the deal, which also lifted international sanctions against Tehran.
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He said tariffs on grains were discussed at a June 4 meeting he attended at Mexico's Economy Ministry, which is in charge of trade.
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When you get into a bus or a train, or even a car, you acknowledge that the person at the wheel is in charge.
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Khamenei, a hardline cleric in power since 1989, is Iran's ultimate authority although the elected president is in charge of day-to-day affairs.
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And the show will hopefully get a lot of mileage out of everybody assuming Eleanor is in charge instead of Michael (something it's already doing).
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The content itself is monetized through advertising, which Roku's in-house ad sales team is in charge of selling, with some portion going to partners.
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Mark, 36, is in charge of production and manufacturing for costumes and some of the sweaters, while Vanessa, 34, oversees customer service and social media.
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"For anyone who ultimately (is) in charge of and responsible for state security, why would she or he decline to receive critical intelligence?" he asked.
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But this time around, the ruthlesss Kris Jenner of Westeros is in charge and hey, who needs children when you have the Iron Throne, right?
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This consensus on pro-market pragmatism is "unprecedented", says Paulo Estivallet de Mesquita, who is in charge of Latin American affairs at Brazil's foreign ministry.
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Last night during our live Vergecast, I asked Hiroshi Lockheimer, who is in charge of Google's communication products, to talk about the state of RCS.
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While the deputy crown prince is in charge, al-Husseini believes al-Falih will bring a lot of judgment and perspective to the OPEC meetings.
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But now that Sessions is in charge of Trump's Justice Department, he has tried to narrow the meaning of Title VII to exclude LGBT protections.
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Oberoi's executive chairman, Prithvi Raj Singh Oberoi, 86, developed the Vilas properties and is in charge of expanding the more than 70-year-old business.
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A. Lee Bo publishes not just political books, but literary books as well, because he is in charge of the Hong Kong Literature/Arts Publication.
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Generally speaking, the European Commission is in charge of proposing laws, which are then discussed and approved by every country's minister at European Council meetings.
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Ray suggests a game of chess, which Mr. Robot offers to Elliott as a high-stakes resolution for their disagreement over who is in charge.
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Like many bullshit dress codes, Sleevegate rears its ugly, patriarchal head every summer when the weather heats up, no matter which party is in charge.
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Jon Turteltaub, clearly qualified to direct this movie based on his work on the Sandra Bullock rom-com While You Were Sleeping, is in charge.
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Also of concern for those critical of the Turkish action is the fact the SDF is in charge of a large number of ISIS prisoners.
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"We have already cut down cobalt usage substantially," Kenji Tamura, who is in charge of Panasonic's automotive battery business, said at a meeting with analysts.
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If that's not enough, Pinkham is in charge of constructing next week's Dreamforce, filling out four days of programming and entertainment for about 170,000 attendees.
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Another reason may be that he faces opposition (not least because of his anti-corruption campaign) and must continuously show rivals who is in charge.
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It is the second time that the EU Commission, which is in charge of monitoring the application of EU rules, has warned Belgium and Slovenia.
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The midsole is the functional heart of a shoe, says Patrizio Carlucci, the head of ECCO's Innovation Lab, which is in charge of the project.
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Today the street is calling for the "third fall", that of the ten-member Transitional Military Council (TMC), which is in charge of the country.
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Janney is in charge of making sure her wards get physical and mental stimulation every day, provided for by the staff, as much as possible.
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As with most important decisions in Donald Trump's campaign, when it comes to picking Trump a candidate for vice president, Corey Lewandowski is in charge.
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The agency is in charge of some of the most majestic natural landscapes in America—landscapes visited by millions upon millions of people each year.
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Egypt's supply ministry is in charge of a massive food subsidy program and the main state grain buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC).
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But for Veep, showing how lost its career politicians are now that somebody else is in charge simply underscores how lost the show is too.
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The FBI's review would not be a criminal investigation but an additional component of Kavanaugh's background check, which the agency is in charge of running.
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The proposals were published on the government website following a meeting at Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak, who is in charge of the energy sector.
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Other key people include Fredrik Oijer, former product director at Sony Ericsson and Karim Rashid, known for his sensual minimalism, is in charge of design.
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There's a person who works at Capcom named Jun Takeuchi who is in charge of some previous Resident Evil titles, and is actually [my] superior.
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Minister of Public Works and Housing Basuki Hadimuljono, who is in charge of infrastructure construction, said the government would suspend all construction of elevated infrastructure.
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Mrozewski is in charge of communications for Kuterra, which means dealing not only with pesky food journalists, but also governments and industry leaders in aquaculture.
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His official title is "Corporate Vice President, Operating Systems Group" which, broadly, means he is in charge of the design of Windows, specifically Windows Phone.
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He also is in charge of operational execution for the core cloud platform and all the engineering building out the platform — including AI and Sensei.
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The Paris prosecutor, who is in charge of handling anti-terror probes in the country, said in a statement that they were heading to Strasbourg.
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Real estate developer Richard LeFrak LeFrak, a longtime friend of Trump's, is in charge of a central component of the president's infrastructure bill: vetting projects.
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Federal Reserve employee mines cryptocurrencyThis case is wonderful because, as many people are aware, the US Federal Reserve is in charge of controlling actual currency.
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Bottom line: there are likely to be few head-exploding moments with the President openly contradicting his secretary of state if Pompeo is in charge.
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He is in charge of all physical store operations, including Amazon's bookstores and cashierless convenience stores as well as Prime Now, Fresh delivery and Audible.com.
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Goldman Sachs is providing backend API services to Apple, whose Apple Pay team is in charge of the user interface and product, CNBC previously reported.
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But that is hardly a good way to settle the matter of who is in charge of the most influential and powerful country on earth.
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The chief of protocol is in charge of ensuring diplomatic etiquette is followed during domestic and foreign meetings between U.S. officials and their foreign counterparts.
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White, who is in charge of reunifying separated children with their families, said that Lloyd assured him that no family separation policy would be implemented.
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It did to Katy Blanchard, 38, who is in charge of the Near Eastern collections at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
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Some of Trump's defenders argue that it is impossible for a president to obstruct justice because ultimately he is in charge of the Justice Department.
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And Reince Priebus is in charge of the whole Republican Party and he's facing down the barrel of a really, really scary situation in November.
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Russia and Turkey, which is in charge of the Idlib de-escalation zone, are "taking measures" to return the body of the pilot, it added.
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There are software engineers working in all three groups, but nobody is in charge of "software engineering" — they are responsible for specific lines of business.
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Also, the State Department's Global Engagement Center, which is in charge of combating ISIS propaganda, has lost a number of key officials in recent months.
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But his position instead highlights the lack of clarity over who is in charge as crucial negotiations with Baghdad get underway over the region's future.
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While a ship's operator doesn't own the vessel, it is in charge of managing the day-to-day operations, and hiring a captain and crew.
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OC Transpo, which is in charge of Ottawa's public transportation, tweeted on its verified account, "Buses are being detoured as a result" of the collision.
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Mr. Putin is in charge for six more years and has convinced himself and those around him that the country would collapse if he left.
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Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH), which is in charge of privatizations, said NKBM, which is owned by U.S. investment fund Apollo, put in the best bid.
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Other candidates include Douglas B. Petno, who runs JPMorgan's commercial banking division, and Mary Callahan Erdoes, who is in charge of the asset-management group.
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CSpOC is in charge of enhancing the nation's space capabilities as well as coordinating the space agenda between the US, international partners, and commercial enterprises.
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"McNealy also said he is glad a business leader is in charge, arguing that, "The worst CEO is 1,000 times better than the best politician.
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The chief executive of S.N.C.F. Gares & Connexions, which is in charge of the project, defended the plan in an op-ed published in Le Monde.
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Arya originally planned to go to Winterfell, but apparently changed her mind once she heard her kill-list target is in charge in King's Landing.
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Michael A. Spalding, who was in the hospitality business, is in charge, along with associates who have experience with many luxury, culinary and lifestyle brands.
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As the head of the Department of Homeland Security, Ms. Nielsen is in charge of the 20,000 employees who work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Now a two-star general, she leads the Army Network Enterprise Technology Command, which is in charge of managing and defending the Army's information networks.
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Dorothy, who is in charge of several dozen computers, is repeatedly denied promotion to supervisor and treated with condescension by her immediate boss (Kirsten Dunst).
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Those failings include billions of dollars of cost overruns because the "acquisition system is so complicated that no one is in charge," the release says.
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It installed Marcus Schenck, the chief financial officer, and Christian Sewing, who is in charge of wealth and commercial clients, as deputies to Mr. Cryan.
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His team is in charge of creating "awe-inspiring games for players, broadcasters and viewers and game technology for developers," according to his Linkedin profile.
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"There is so much disinformation about hydrogen," said Thomas Bystry, who is in charge of the hydrogen filling stations in Germany at Royal Dutch Shell.
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For now, he said, both are engaged in "messaging for the domestic populations, to show that each side is in charge and won't be cowed."
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American dessert chef Julia Howe is in charge of all things sweet at Xiringuito and her signature dish is a chocolate chili ice cream taco.
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Acharya, who is in charge of departments that look at monetary policy and exchange rate markets, had been regarded as more of an inflation hawk.
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Provide, work hard for your family, be that security, that provider, the goal setter, the visionary that is in charge of the family, that guides everybody.
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The Commission is in charge of monitoring EU countries' budgets and is obliged to publish reports on states which appear to deviate from agreed fiscal targets.
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The EU executive is in charge of negotiating a departure agreement with Britain on behalf of the 27 countries remaining in the EU after Britain leaves.
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By now Disney owns the franchise, Kathleen Kennedy is in charge, and Lost creator (and cinematic Star Trek rebooter) JJ Abrams is in the director's chair.
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Forbes, who is in charge of X-rays, MRIs, and other imaging procedures (which the hospital just recently upgraded), works right next to the trauma unit.
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Argandoña is a prominent local member of the ruling Movement Towards Socialism party, known as MAS, and is in charge of the municipality's human rights program.
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Moxy (Clarkson) is very happy in Uglyville, but then she ventures out and discovers Perfection, where Lou (Nick Jonas) is in charge of the perfect dolls.
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The "pool producer" is in charge of the main shots from the news conference: a head-on camera, backup head-on camera, and a cutaway camera.
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Schroepfer is in charge of the thousands of engineers at the company, and of making sure that all the social giant's products work without a glitch.
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So I am asking the president of the United States to make sure somebody is in charge that is up to the task of saving lives.
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It's worth pointing out, however, that it's common for any new administration to make some changes to the website once the new leader is in charge.
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No matter who is in charge, everyone despises Congress, and recent presidents have spent most of their time with approval ratings in the 30s or 40s.
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"I love shopping, and it sucks on mobile," Ashley Yuki, the Instagram product exec who is in charge of shopping, said in an interview with Recode.
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This investment has been essential in reducing crime in the Rio Grande Valley, says Steven McCraw, who is in charge of the department of public safety.
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Donald Trump has long talked about reining in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which is in charge of enforcing federal laws on air and water pollution.
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When avid-cook and kitchen organizer extraordinaire Khloé Kardashian is in charge of the Thanksgiving menu, you can expect it will be nothing short of amazing.
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As of late Wednesday, Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations special envoy who is in charge of the talks, had not disclosed the list of invitees.
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Pinzón gives Peña and Murphy the DEA equivalent of an intern duty: The duo is in charge of the phone line for calls about Escobar's whereabouts.
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Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian, who is in charge of water resources, said authorities were working round-the-clock to "control floodwaters and to minimize possible damage".
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Mercy Odhiambo, who is in charge of promoting Didasco Products, said mosquito repellent is popular due to the high prevalence of the biting insects in Kenya.
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Apple and Google helped design the spec, but a little-known industry group called the USB Implementers Forum is in charge of maintaining and propagating it.
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It is now up to investigative judge Manuel Garcia-Castellon, who is in charge of the case, to follow up or not on the prosecutor's request.
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The department is in charge of the party's relations with foreign political parties, and has traditionally served as a conduit for Chinese diplomacy with North Korea.
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Up next: Bear Island, a place that sounds like a place a child made up, which is convenient, as a literal child is in charge there.
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Some people at the company have also criticized GitHub's social impact team, which is in charge of diversity and inclusion efforts, Business Insider reported in February.
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"It's difficult to find out who is in charge or who to call on the phone," said a senior official from one key US ally recently.
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And Baghdad Operations Command, which is in charge of security in the capital, imposed a curfew for several hours, and closed all entrances to the city.
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However a small group of fighters have in recent weeks disavowed Momade, and said they would not hand over the weapons while he is in charge.
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The Office of Government Ethics, which is in charge of monitoring compliance with disclosure and conflict of interest laws in the executive branch, should be strengthened.
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"If we didn't get the Games, I'm not sure this would have happened in our lifetime," said Alberto Silva, who is in charge of the project.
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This is one upshot of the Electoral College: power is dispersed among the states; no presidential appointee back in Washington is in charge of presidential elections.
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"You couldn't get luckier," said Eric D. Hammarberg, an associate principal at WJE Engineers and Architects, which is in charge of the repair and reinforcement project.
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Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian, who is in charge of water resources, said authorities were working round-the-clock to "control floodwaters and to minimise possibe damage".
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Sadly, Trump exemplifies an ideological approach to the coronavirus (and Democrats must avoid the converse tendency to predict the worst just because Trump is in charge).
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I hope things change after the midterm elections, but I fear that no matter who is in charge, privileged white men will always protect one another.
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The officers investigated 125 crash scenes from September 2017 to the end of June, according to Lt. Christopher Cantelmi, who is in charge of the program.
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Barnier led the EU's Brexit talks with Britain and is in charge of the bloc's trade negotiations with the UK.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Jason Chaffetz, have called on Sessions to recuse himself from the ongoing FBI investigation into Trump's Russia ties (technically, Sessions is in charge of the FBI).
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Matt Kriegsfeld is in charge of digital banking products at Mitek Systems, the company that creates the technology that banking apps use for mobile check deposits.
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The chef Jean-Pierre Vigato, formerly of the Michelin-starred restaurant Apicius, is in charge of the stove; desserts are by the pastry chef Christophe Michalak.
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The Egyptian Interior Ministry, which is in charge of the police, said in a statement that one man had been responsible for the slaughter on Friday.
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The lawyer who is in charge of the trust that holds the note and the deed to the home filed the motion, court records show, Patch.
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The two were greeted at Incheon International Airport by Cho Myoung-gyon, who as South Korea's unification minister is in charge of relations with the North.
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"We have to enter the imagination of a pig," said Bent Rasmussen, the chief forest manager for the area, who is in charge of the project.
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"The New York City Police Department is in charge of the safety of the people here marching at the parade," McMahon told the Staten Island Advance.
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The White House is in charge But the preeminence of the White House, coupled by the weakness of the State Department, may be Tillerson's biggest challenge.
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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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Brand owner Inter IKEA, which is in charge of supply, raised the prices it charges store owners during the year due to high raw material costs.
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The skepticism over who is in charge in Washington was crystallized on Friday at an annual meeting of dignitaries in Munich for a yearly security conference.
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Also in attendance was Kellyanne Conway, a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, who is in charge of the White House's campaign to stem opioid abuse.
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A corporate controller is in charge of finances at a company and requires only an undergraduate degree in finance or business (plus some years of experience).
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After months of turmoil and questions about its leadership and culture, the company is now without a chief executive — a committee of executives is in charge.
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Graceanne Jordan, who worked with Danny Meyer, among others, is managing the restaurant, and Anthony Merlino, formerly at the Modern, is in charge of the bar.
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There's somebody in charge of factions, called Democrats and Republicans, but nobody is in charge of the body as a whole," Walker added on "Squawk Box.
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"I think there should be a binder that has all the information and you tell whoever is in charge where they would find it," Gross said.
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The European Commission, which is in charge of proposing EU legislation, has ruled out immediate changes to money laundering rules after several reforms in recent years.
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Ardine Williams, who authored Amazon's blog post, said she had recently moved to Arlington from Seattle and is in charge of workforce development at the company.
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Federal Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, who is in charge of the Bombardier matter, congratulated the company in a statement and said talks on aid were continuing.
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"Of course we don't like to make mistakes," a spokeswoman for Michelin said, quoting Claire Dorland-Clauzel, who is in charge of maps and guide activities.
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On Friday, the Department of Defense, which is in charge of procuring the new planes, said it had no idea what the president was talking about.
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Not that the gold was ever in danger of being stolen, according to the Bundesbank, the German central bank, which is in charge of the reserves.
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The Times examination focused on adult diversion programs run by prosecutors, as opposed to drug courts or mental health courts where a judge is in charge.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is in charge of licensing television stations, but it only grants licenses to local stations and not their national network affiliates.
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The EU's executive European Commission is in charge of the talks on behalf of the 27 member states, and Frenchman Michel Barnier is the chief negotiator.
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Song's department is in charge of the party's relations with foreign political parties, and has traditionally served as a conduit for Chinese diplomacy with North Korea.
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Update: Wei's video team is in charge of building the platform at Oculus that houses VR and 360 degree content from other creators, like LeBron James.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, the Metropolitan Transit Authority, which is in charge of subways in the city, and the Federal Aviation Administration, for comment.
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SEC chief Jay Clayton, who is in charge of protecting American investors, has strong thoughts on what Americans need to do to save for an adequate retirement.
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And as artificial intelligence and data mining get cleverer, the platforms will manipulate their users even more, until eventually it is not clear who is in charge.
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The EU Commission is in charge of monitoring EU countries' budgets and is obliged to publish reports on states which appear to deviate from agreed fiscal targets.
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Among Iranian officials attending the ceremony was Qasem Soleimani, who heads Iran's Quds Force and is in charge of foreign operations of the elite Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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Whoever is in charge of Derby's on-field entertainment has been taking some notes straight out of the universalists' guide book, because this shit is epic—literally.
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Rua's initial confirmation, however, is what's important here: Admiral is in charge of those pop-ups that ask you to white list or pay for a website.
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"We just want to prevent the theft of babies," N.K. Mahalakshmi, the doctor is in charge of laser tagging at the hospital, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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TRUMP: Well, I would, because he is in charge of the country, just like I consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country.
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Carney, the former press secretary to President Barack Obama, is in charge of all of Amazon's corporate communications and public relations, as well as public policy globally.
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Lassana Guindo, a technical advisor at the ministry who is in charge of the new code, said the shorter stability period was in line with regional norms.
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The camera holds on Lyn's face to show just how much she's enjoying herself, and it's immediately clear who is in charge in this ill-advised relationship.
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The Norwegian director Roar Uthaug, who was behind the well-done 2015 tsunami movie The Wave, is in charge here, and Vikander is, as we know, awesome.
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Do you really believe I would say, '(John Kasich) is in charge of foreign and domestic policy and (Donald Trump) will focus on making America great again'?
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Kurian is in charge of growing Google Cloud to rival Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure and has already made some big acquisitions like analytics company Looker.
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Livi, part of Europe's biggest digital-health firm, is in talks with dozens more providers, says Luke Buhl-Nielsen, who is in charge of its British operations.
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Alexandre Behring, the 3G partner who is in charge of the firm's day-to-day operations, has remained closely involved in the fundraising effort, the blog said.
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One of the two, who is in charge of a team of 30 volunteers, said he is scrambling to find ways to save them and their families.
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That was the capstone of a career that included a stint as intelligence director of Joint Special Operations Command, which is in charge of elite military operations.
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"We will support people at the Olympics and at the stadium in wheelchair accessible areas," said Minoru Yamauchi, who is in charge of Toyota's 2020 robots program.
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I'm currently imagining a situation where Sturgill is in charge of a remake of Big Trouble in Little China where he writes, directs, and scores the film.
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The panel is hoping to determine whether the board, which is in charge of managing PR's finances, needs additional tools to accelerate the recovery process, per Reuters.
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The Oscar-winner's steely-eyed villain is in charge, forcing Vin Diesel's Dominic to work for her and bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war.
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