Further, Marian Wright Edelman was a liaison to Dr. King, not a congressional liaison.
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He'll also run the new YouTube Liaison Twitter account, similar to Google's own Search Liaison Twitter account.
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS HE HOPES THE MEDIA WILL SUPPORT THE LIAISON OFFICE'S WORK
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Instead of simply breaking off a questionable liaison, the White House seems intent on going further, insisting that the liaison never happened in the first place.
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Lt. John Miedreich, the commander of the international liaison program, contacted Detective Andy Kamarchevakul, the department's liaison in Abu Dhabi, and sent him to meet Mr. Currie at the gate.
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"This morning around 8:10AM, some personnel of the North side's liaison office came to the South-North joint liaison office and are currently working," the Unification Ministry said in a statement.
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MS. PATTON: -- and Director of the Office of Public Liaison.
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The captain is the department's liaison to the immigration agency.
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Moran was the expedition leader and Pandey the liaison officer.
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It was the blood of messengers, liaison girls, and couriers.
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"I hope to be the liaison with governors," Scott said.
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Her mother serves as their family and friends' liaison officer.
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Was Farage acting as a liaison between Trump and Assange?
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The idea of setting up liaison offices is not new.
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That last detail added an intriguing element to the liaison.
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In the end, the Cubans didn't send a liaison officer.
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He became a liaison to community groups, including the Rev.
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"I'm staying optimistic," Manning told VICE News through a liaison.
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Legislative liaison Frank Moore lacked good contacts on Capitol Hill.
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Fracture liaison services (FLS) are designed to do just this.
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" 'The liaison between the White House and urban America' In the video from the coalition event in Atlanta last year, Lanier bills the coalition as "the liaison between the White House and urban America.
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Any use, at all, of information or reporting that came from a liaison partner that goes beyond use in our own government would be seen by the liaison partner as a serious breach of trust.
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Kwik acts as a liaison between the delivery and fulfillment partners.
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And he acted almost like President (George W.) Bush's Senate liaison.
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Lundstrom is a Jehovah's Witness hospital liaison committee representative in Minneapolis.
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Mr. Rai, 41, would serve as an interpreter, mentor and liaison.
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She is a community liaison officer, she is not Holly Seltzer.
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It also ordered the closing of a MINRUSO military liaison office.
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Paul International Airport liaison working on counterterrorism matters, MPR News said.
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"(China's) Central Liaison Office is running the show," Pinkstone told Reuters.
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One day later, protesters defaced China's Liaison Office in Hong Kong.
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She previously was the U.S. Navy's legislative liaison to the House.
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The 1994 Agreed Framework included a provision to exchange liaison offices.
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Lu served as the main liaison with the Bush White House.
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The student-teacher liaison is one of teen drama's worst tropes.
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Duncan, who works as a public school liaison to needy families.
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When she left him, he developed a liaison with Christopher Grant.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI's top liaison on Capitol Hill is out.
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Businesspeople saw Macron as their most sympathetic liaison in the government.
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The police liaison officer who works with us has been fantastic.
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She now works as a liaison between the agency and guerrillas.
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I was promoted to both public information officer and legislative liaison.
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"Look at their regime," says Mhamed Khadad, Polisario's outspoken liaison to MINURSO.
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It's currently hiring a law enforcement liaison to connect with departments nationwide.
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Pompeo recruited McKinley as an adviser and liaison to the career service.
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A relative reported the liaison to the school, and she was arrested.
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The White House Office of Public Liaison has hired Nicole Frazier, Sen.
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Your agent is your liaison to the seller and the seller's agent.
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On off years, he acts as a kind of informal community liaison.
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Community liaison teams give mine-risk awareness lessons to hundreds of people.
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Patton was first made a White House liaison at HUD in February.
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"We actually have liaison officers from FEMA in dialogue already," Snyder said.
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The attack on the liaison office touched a raw nerve in China.
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Or, was he texting on his way home from a midnight liaison?
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"There needs to be a permanent liaison with the Belgians," he added.
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Owen Zhang, the PR liaison for MP, offered to clear things up.
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Trump has lost a long-time aide and liaison to Capitol Hill.
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He previously served as the White House's liaison to the LGBT community.
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Sinatra, serves as Meme 2020's primary liaison with the meme community.
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Resources are scarce in farming towns, said Brenda Quintana, Waterford's community liaison.
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Chinese government officials have sharply criticized the damage to the liaison office.
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Chinese government officials have sharply criticized the damage to the liaison office.
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Their liaison to the White House was Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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We all believe, and I mean all of us, that the most overwhelmingly important event geopolitically for the next 50 years is liaison, a constructive liaison between the People's Republic of China and the United States of America.
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NASA (1993)NASA has long been a core liaison between humans and space.
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This comes after Paul was dropped by Google Preferred, a branding liaison program.
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Now apply that level of intimate knowledge to an intimate gear-grinding liaison.
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"People compare this stuff to moonshine," said Frances Watthanaya, our liaison and interpreter.
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It will also appoint two liaison officers to help homeowners deal with bureaucracy.
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Mr Peña suspended the initiative, ordering American liaison officers to leave Mexico immediately.
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He will be a liaison between restaurants and students seeking to build careers.
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Teachers today play the role of social worker, parent liaison, nurse, and more.
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"He couldn't describe anyone," community liaison Rabbi Yisroel Kahan said of the victim.
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The sheriff's office created a task force and named an LGBTQ community liaison.
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We have a film of you, sir — your entire liaison is on camera!
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He became an advocate for minorities and liaison to student groups at Berkeley.
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Her role with the Office of Public Liaison was created specifically for her.
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Ms. Deroche had long worked for the fashion house as a press liaison.
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He pointed to, among other thinned-out departments, the Office of Public Liaison.
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A government liaison condescends to Serena with small talk about cooking and knitting.
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Trump initially placed Patton as a White House liaison at HUD in February.
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Mr. Elbaz characterized his liaison with Tod's as one based on mutual affinity.
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Plouffe is the main liaison on the outside, but not the only one.
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The Office of the Public Liaison is barely known outside government-insider circles.
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Rudy Giuliani's son is serving as a public liaison assistant to President Trump.
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He is also in student government, currently serving as its deputy city liaison.
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He's a deeply conservative Christian and a key liaison to evangelical Trump backers.
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In England, helping players settle is the responsibility of a team's player liaison officer.
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Trump's chief Capitol Hill liaison, Rick Dearborn, who until recently was Alabama GOP Sen.
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Protesters throw projectiles near the Chinese Liaison Office after a march on July 21.
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The owners rotated "who acted as basketball liaison" to work with Nash and Calipari.
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Sondland also worked as a principal Republican liaison for Oregon and the White House.
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I stayed in the background; I guess I became the liaison with the museum.
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" She added, "Family liaison officers are not normally deployed for collisions of this nature.
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He sees himself taking on some sort of liaison post, perhaps a roving ambassador.
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Daniel McDonald, the Tampa Police homeless liaison officer, was key in organizing the event.
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He served in the White House Office of Public Liaison in the Reagan administration.
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U.S. and North Korean liaison offices in Washington and Pyongyang would be even better.
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On the Republican side, Pence has emerged as a key liaison with congressional Republicans.
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Bush headed the US Liaison Office in Beijing, the forerunner of the US Embassy.
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He served in the White House Office of Public Liaison during the Reagan administration.
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As defendants' liaison counsel Mark Cheffo of Dechert informed Judge Polster in a Feb.
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The White House pays him nearly six figures to serve as a sports liaison.
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Grisham's job is to be the liaison between the Trump administration and the public.
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Mr. Gates becomes a liaison between the Republican National Committee and the campaign. OCT.
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But what Sierra says leading up to their liaison certainly makes a lasting impression.
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She was named director of communications at the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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She has served as the director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison.
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He will be the first Hong Kong liaison director with such rich local experience.
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS HE IS NOT UNFAMILIAR WITH HONG KONG
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He had also served as "finance conduit and liaison" between foreign and local jihadists.
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Last month, the North Koreans at the inter-Korean liaison office left without warning.
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The support included intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets and liaison officers, the official said.
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Her title was director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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The department is the liaison with federally recognized American Indian and Alaska Native nations.
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Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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U.S. concessions could include opening liaison offices or clearing the way for inter-Korean projects.
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Biden, 75, first met McCain in the 1970s when McCain was a Navy Senate liaison.
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This was fine with me, as I just had my PR liaison take my photo.
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The official, who has since retired, became the liaison between Sharapudinov and Russian security services.
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Just as we got to the car park our family liaison officer called us back.
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That year, Mr. Bikov found work as a community and personal liaison at a hospice.
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McCain began his political career as a Senate liaison while serving in the US Navy.
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Cohen is expected to act as a liaison between YouTube and the big music labels.
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The job at DVF was essentially to act as a liaison between design and sales.
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He served in the Office of Public Liaison at the White House under President Reagan.
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Previously, Maureen was the Congressional Liaison and spokeswoman for the National Right to Life Committee.
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"I didn't want to disabuse him of it, because he was our liaison," Caputo said.
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Protesters daubed China's Liaison Office, the key symbol of Chinese sovereignty, with graffiti in July.
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The company said it had launched FDA-cleared liaison Calprotectin test in the U.S. market.
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Manigault Newman serves as director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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He also acts as Digital's liaison in the newsroom coordinating the digital and TV teams.
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We've been living under alert for two years, constantly in liaison with Counter Terrorism Police.
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The league only recently added a Women's Liaison to their board as a permanent position.
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The current liaison, Aszur Rollins, is the only woman on the national board of directors.
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The State Department uses the Swedish embassy in Pyongyang as a liaison in such cases.
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The bride's mother retired as a senior corporate purchasing liaison for Macy's in Pasadena, Calif.
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Mr. Khalid served as Mr. Sayyaf's liaison with foreign countries and often handled his money.
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Maybe he felt it was simply too early to join a complicated liaison à quatre.
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He also acted as a liaison with readers, fielding their questions, complaints and sometimes compliments.
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Mr. Bolton then tried to block Mr. Ryu's appointment as a liaison on nonproliferation issues.
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As chairman of the Democratic Conference, he could also serve as a liaison to Gov.
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Mr. Whitaker served as a liaison to the White House under Jeff Sessions, his predecessor.
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Rand's own husband doesn't mind the proposed liaison, as long as it makes her happy.
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He serves as the brand manager for Daniel Day, not merely as his business liaison.
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Scaramucci was once expected to be named the director of the Office of Public Liaison.
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS CITY HAS MADE IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO CHINA'S MODERNISATION
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS CHINA IS THE STRONGEST BACKER OF HONG KONG
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The last time the N.E.H. had a liaison was in 2001, during the Bush administration.
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Beijing's Liaison Office and the Hong Kong Immigration Department could not be reached for comment.
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Manigault Newman had been director of communications for the White House's Office of Public Liaison.
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The organization acts as a liaison between the university and its community and facilitates scholarships.
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Building up the role of Song's shrill Communist party liaison (Celeste Den) was a mistake.
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"Food always improves the closer you get to the front," says our liaison officer, Lieut.
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They also opened a liaison office in the North's border city of Kaesong in September.
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While artistically productive, their liaison sent her already fragile mental health into a downward spiral.
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Despite all this, the site attracted over 13,000 members, according to its media liaison, Sean McGrossler.
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Despite all this, the site attracted over 250,133 members, according to its media liaison, Sean McGrossler.
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Called the "SmallSat Express," Monday's mission was bought and coordinated by launch services liaison Spaceflight Industries.
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"Scott's trying to stick it to Kourtney because of her liaison with Younes," said another source.
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They were joined by Adam Daubney, the Lincolnshire Finds Liaison Officer for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.
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I'm the outreach liaison to a Native American community someone told me about in Northwest Washington.
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In the midst of miracles, their love-hate liaison never loses its rivalry—or its poignancy.
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And the company is hiring a national law enforcement liaison — one of the government's key demands.
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The US and North Korea have tried to set up liaison offices since 1992, experts say.
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The last White House LGBT liaison under Obama had said she was afraid this would happen.
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Following his military career, McCain's political life began as a Senate liaison for the US Navy.
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The liaison office of the Chinese government in Hong Kong was not immediately available for comment.
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A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman in Beijing referred queries to the government's Hong Kong liaison office.
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The vice president is perhaps the most important liaison in the West Wing for Capitol Hill.
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Giuliani is expected to act as a liaison between the private sector and the Trump administration.
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Instead, the network says, the Washington bureau will hold its party at the Liaison Capitol Hill.
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He also worked as a legislative liaison to Congress and served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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She recited her edits over the phone to her support liaison who emailed them to me.
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"It's a gerrymandered, suburban, Republican district," says Phil Lunney, legislative liaison for the Fulton County Democrats.
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Ms. Ninio (code name: Claude) was a liaison to the other operatives but not a bomber.
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Hughes began at HUD as the department liaison to the Trump White House in January 2017.
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Yep, be that liaison—show the quality, show the power, show the impact that it has.
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Manigault-Newman served as the director of communications for the White House's Office of Public Liaison.
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Her mother is a patient liaison volunteer at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
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She was the liaison between influencers and brands, negotiating rates and the sponsored content, she said.
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As a result, the duties are limited to translation, interpretation, cultural guidance, liaison and administrative support.
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The new congressional liaison currently serves as deputy director of the White House's domestic policy council.
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Alexandra Hall is the Managing Director and Policy, Patient Support, & Industry Liaison of The Isaac Foundation.
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For Kennedy, his desired liaison required almost as much detailed preparation as an actual political summit.
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Gerald Kematch: I work for the Indian Residential School Survivors Society as a Downtown Eastside liaison.
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He gazes into the audience and asks an officer to locate the supervised release court liaison.
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SJ: I worked for Merce Cunningham as the liaison between Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, and Merce.
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Abigail McCullough, foreign liaison at Sitmonchai, thought he would be a valuable addition to the team.
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In some ways, they're kind of like a liaison between the human and the natural world.
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He rode on Mr. Trump's campaign plane and served as liaison to the Republican National Committee.
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"The feedback and results have been incredible," said Mr. Simunovic, the gallery's liaison to Mr. Murakami.
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She is also on the attendance and college committees, and acts as the child-abuse liaison.
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Robert Wasinger served in senior advisory and liaison roles in President Trump's campaign and transition team.
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As Shaolin Temple's foreign liaison officer told The Guardian, Shaolin represents "justice, uprightness, sympathy, and love."
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He was originally going to be a White House advisor and liaison to the business community.
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Lawmakers told The Hill that appointing a liaison would help Trump follow through on that pledge.
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Ms. Manigault-Newman is the director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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Matt Kovalakides has been promoted as the company's new "head creator liaison" role at the company.
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As advisers, we essentially acted as staff and liaison officers at the battalion and brigade levels.
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Moreover, it can serve as a liaison between the United States, the Caribbean and Latin America.
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Some Ewoks use their familiarity with the terrain—and their Rebel Alliance embedded liaison officer, a.k.a.
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When Cordova joined HHS last February, he was working under the Office of White House Liaison.
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A third-grader at Harmony Learning Center pressed the trigger on a school liaison officer's gun.
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She serves as the state's liaison to the Census bureau's Redistricting and Voting Rights Data program.
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He sends a liaison — Tyler — to Discovery to get briefed on whatever intelligence the crew possesses.
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By establishing liaison offices, Washington and Pyongyang will take an important step toward normalizing their relations.
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Tensions were high in Hong Kong after protesters vandalised the Chinese government's liaison office in the territory.
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MS. ALEXANDER: Mr. President, Monica Alexander, executive administrative assistant in the office of public liaison, supporting Omarosa.
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In each successive meeting, the two get closer and closer, leading to a full blown steamy liaison.
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Hayley Ford, the EPA's deputy White House liaison, was also pushed out this month following Pruitt's ouster.
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An initial step might include formally ending the 1950-53 Korean War and setting up liaison offices.
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The meeting had been planned since last year, according to Amber Roman, the department's LGBTQ liaison officer.
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The protests became fractious when 4,000 people marched on the Chinese government's liaison office in the city.
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The festival features popular Aussie acts such as Flume, Client Liaison, Hermitude and Violent Soho, among others.
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BREXIT: UK PM JOHNSON CANCELS SCHEDULED APPEARANCE BEFORE COMMITTEE OF LAWMAKERS ON WEDNESDAY: CHAIR OF LIAISON COMMITTEE
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The United States and Australia have association agreements that allow them to place liaison officers at Europol.
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The government will dispatch liaison officials to key enterprises to urge full production capacity, the report added.
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This new administration will also serve as a liaison between law enforcement and private industry and infrastructure.
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It's likely Plouffe will act as a communications specialist and liaison between the philanthropy organization and Washington.
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Verified testing is vital since verbal assurances, especially on the cusp of a liaison, can be misleading.
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"The coal plant may significantly dent this ambition," said Omar Mohamed Elmawi, Save Lamu's national liaison officer.
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After the war, Mullin was assigned to the Technical Liaison Division of the Signal Corp in Paris.
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Some black Republicans saw Manigault-Newman as an important liaison to an administration that lacked minority representation.
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Riot police confronted hundreds of mainly young protesters who tried to reach the Chinese government's Liaison Office.
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"Scott's trying to stick it to Kourtney because of her liaison with Younes," a source tells PEOPLE.
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I oversee the design and development of recipes and liaison between our airline customers and these chefs.
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Cohen says in legal docs, Stormy repeatedly denied there was any sexual liaison before changing her tune.
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The liaison office is the de facto headquarters of the People's Republic of China in the city.
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And he served as a Special Assistant to President Reagan and his liaison to the Jewish Community.
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There was also talk of an agreement to exchange liaison offices — quasi-embassies — between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Though North Korea has pulled out, we will continue to work at the liaison office as usual.
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Protesters had begun a march towards China's Liaison Office, which has been a flashpoint at previous protests.
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A motorcycle courier speeds away from an adulterous liaison toward an appointment in a downtown high-rise.
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Short is the Trump administration's liaison on Capitol Hill when it tries to help legislation through Congress.
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Under the proposal, the administration would replace troops with private military contractors working for a government liaison.
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The Central Liaison Office has been blamed for many of Beijing's illegal interventions in Hong Kong affairs.
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Ed Brookover, a Trump campaign liaison to the Republican National Committee, said that the substance of Mrs.
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Ms. Brainard later served as President Clinton's "sherpa," or liaison, to the Group of 8 industrial nations.
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Scott Mason, Trump's new congressional liaison, and Rick Dearborn, chief of staff to key Trump ally Sen.
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Page lets CFO and former Morgan Stanley exec Ruth Porat be the company's liaison to Wall Street.
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B. CHRIS BREWSTER San Diego The writer is the liaison officer for the United States Lifesaving Association.
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Dearborn's relationship with Strange spans decades, and he's become a liaison between the White House and Strange.
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In 2017, she moved to the culture team and worked as a liaison between employees and management.
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The donor forum — also called the Ad Hoc Liaison committee — will convene in Brussels later this month.
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Anthony Scaramucci, who began his career at Goldman, will be Trump's top advisor and White House liaison.
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But according to PEOPLE, Affleck had a sober liaison who would escort him to and from set.
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"I was a little bit of a liaison," he says, between the Trump camp and Fox News.
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Mr. Moon's National Security Council met on Friday to discuss the North's pullout from the liaison office.
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At the start, he said, Cora was mainly a liaison to players, and helped with infield positioning.
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The personnel director is doing triple duty, also overseeing the offices of political affairs and public liaison.
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Trump and Kim might agree to exchange liaison offices and to declare peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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Still, the DNI indisputably plays a key role as a liaison between the intelligence community and lawmakers.
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Mr. Moon said that the joint liaison office in Kaesong would help expedite these plans and others.
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And they plan to open a joint liaison office in Kaesong, home to the defunct factory park.
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The two countries opened their first joint liaison office in the North Korean border town of Kaesong.
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Felix Martinez, a former Mexican consular liaison officer, testified in that case on behalf of the worker.
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Other lawmakers, though, praised Trump, while also encouraging him to take the next step on a liaison.
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"He really is the lead liaison between the White House and Congress in terms of legislation," Sen.
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For the most part, I had the opportunity to serve as the president's liaison to young Americans.
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My liaison to the nonprofit, F., asks if we can chat by phone tonight to touch base.
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Arthur Sampson, arguably the only civil rights activist in Ville Platte, had been a key community liaison.
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Ryan, the liaison for Target Workers Unite, was also unable to access the website on Thursday night.
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I do this along with coaching basketball, being a club adviser, and acting as a parent-teacher liaison.
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Brahim would be Park-Pettiford's liaison for the next year, providing intel which helped save their lives — twice.
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Thursday's 12th stage is from Fiambala to San Juan with a 375km timed leg and 348km of liaison.
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As the LGBTQ liaison for Ballou STAY, I knew it was essential for us to embrace this directive.
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But nearly a dozen filmmakers who spoke to BuzzFeed News were mostly open and positive about the liaison.
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Manigault-Newman in particular wants to serve as an organized, front-facing liaison between Trump and HBCU leaders.
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During the high-profile trial, Hogan, 62, testified that he didn't know the sexual liaison was being taped.
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A Conservative lawmaker since 2010, Wollaston heads the Liaison Committee group of senior lawmakers who chair parliamentary committees.
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The discreet plaque beside the office door read: Chief Liaison Officer to the Japanese Government, Charles Yardley III.
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Agencies without faith-based offices will be assigned a liaison to work with the Faith and Opportunity Initiative.
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And what if your appointed liaison to all Facebook drama becomes tired of being your social networking sherpa?
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The White House has named Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, a transgender woman, as its primary liaison for LGBT issues.
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A torrid sex liaison spanning a number of cities from New York to Oklahoma City and Tulsa ensued.
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"We believe it is a mystical gift from the gods," says Anna Obropta, production liaison for Wonder Woman.
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January 6: Campbell Brown, a former CNN anchor, is hired as a liaison between Facebook and news organizations.
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That was two months after internal OHCHR documents indicate that the liaison office in Washington was already established.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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In June 2015, again according to LinkedIn, Patton became a "senior adviser & family liaison" to Trump's presidential campaign.
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Instead, the network says, it will toast the season at the Liaison Capitol Hill hotel in D.C. Whoops.
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His former chief of staff, Paul Teller, is serving as Trump's liaison to conservative lawmakers on the Hill.
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He also asked them for suggestions for certain administration jobs, including the White House liaison to Muslim communities.
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Per National Park Service White House liaison John Stanwich, work on the steps should be completed by Sunday.
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Because of her drive, Thomas was invited to this summit by community organizer and campus liaison Thia'a Rahman.
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He is now Facebook's liaison to government leaders around the world, a role that requires moving between cultures.
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The document alleged that Cohen had attended a "secret liaison with the Kremlin" in Prague, among other allegations.
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Mr Lam himself led a march on June 18th to the Chinese government's liaison office in Hong Kong.
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The VOICE office will create a programmatic liaison between ICE and victims of crimes committed by removable aliens.
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Alexandra Hall, MA, is the Managing Director of Policy, Patient Advocacy and Industry Liaison at The Isaac Foundation.
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She currently serves as assistant to the president and the communications director for the Office of Public Liaison.
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The Saudi military quietly returned a liaison officer to work with American and Qatari forces at al-Udeid.
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Mr. Abbas, they said, led a Palestinian-Soviet friendship foundation, making him the de facto liaison to Moscow.
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Trump appointed Omarosa Manigault, a former "Apprentice" contestant, as director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison.
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Prior to that, he served as a public affairs liaison and legislative assistant on the House Judiciary Committee.
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A police media liaison officer was hit in the leg by an arrow, police said in a statement.
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Clymer praised the D.C. Police Department and their LGBTQ Liaison Unit, which arrived on scene during the altercation.
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The Koreas set up a joint permanent liaison office in the North's border city, Kaesong, to prevent miscommunication.
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And Legislative Affairs Director Marc Short — the White House's liaison to Capitol Hill — was totally in the dark.
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The backing comes in part from China, specifically the Digital Grid subsidiary of IT company Hangzhou Liaison Interactive.
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Patrick Lucas, the founder of the program, acts as a liaison between the provincial government and tribal bands.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman, the top communications aide for the White House Office of Public Liaison, is also leaving.
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Shortly after the deal was reached, Cooper hired Lee Lilley, a lobbyist for Dominion, as his legislative liaison.
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In his new position, Ellis will act as a key liaison between the White House and intelligence community.
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Mr. Clark now leads the Office of Public Liaison, and Mr. Stepien is the White House political director.
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Vice Unification Minister Chun Hae-sung will head the 30-member South Korean mission in the liaison office.
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They will also be accompanied by "ambassadors," who will function as a liaison between Amazon and community members.
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When an independent monitoring team was selected to oversee the decree, Guy was hired as its community liaison.
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This change shows the central government isn't happy with how the Liaison Office has been handling the protests.
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"Her family has been informed and is receiving support from specially trained family liaison officers," the statement read.
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Commander Eric Holmes is the Pittsburgh site liaison for the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice.
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Our author liaison matches the applications with appointments, so calls are distributed fairly, and appointments are booked quickly.
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Update February 21st, 2:11 PM ET: Added comment from WhatsApp and link to tweet from Google liaison.
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He has also worked as a diplomat in Hong Kong and as the Holy See's liaison to Italy.
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"We recognize that health is often a luxury item," said Peck, who works as a support services liaison.
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In 1976 she married James O'Beirne, an Army officer who became a White House liaison with the Pentagon.
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS WE ALL HOPE HONG KONG WILL RETURN TO THE RIGHT PATH
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HONG KONG'S NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF SAYS "ONE COUNTRY, TWO SYSTEMS" IS THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE FOR HONG KONG
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Among its tasks, the agency oversees a globalized supply chain for drugs in liaison with other international regulators.
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In exchange, Trump could offer to begin moving toward formal diplomatic relations through the exchange of liaison officers.
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Cordova joined HHS in February of 2017, initially as part of the Office of the White House Liaison.
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George Sifakis, director of the Office of Public Liaison, is reportedly set to leave his White House role.
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One day, as an Air Force liaison, I went with a South Vietnamese foot patrol into the Triangle.
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Mostly a coach, caretaker and community liaison for the small-time team, he was also its backup goalkeeper.
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His liaison to African-American leaders is a former reality-TV villain with a penchant for résumé inflation.
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Nominally, Ms. Manigault directs the office of communications in the White House's public liaison office, a midlevel post.
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In a break from its usual Christmas holiday policy, Israel's military liaison to the Palestinians said on Dec.
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Short, who was Trump's chief legislative liaison before stepping down last year, rejoined the administration two weeks ago.
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On Sunday, protesters used bows and arrows, and one arrow struck a media liaison officer in the calf.
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The family moved to Sudan, where Edward Atiyah was a diplomatic liaison officer for the British colonial authorities.
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And it's all centered around the role he wants to establish as a liaison between tech and culture.
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The Indian liaison officer who is among the missing is from the Indian Mountaineering foundation, based in New Delhi.
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Jason Chaffetz and Chris Stewart, acting as a liaison for people and the federal agencies they needed help with.
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Traditionally, the role of liaison between the White House and Congress would be served by the U.S. Trade Representative.
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Rescue workers have recovered bodies and injured people from the rubble, said Aniekeme Finbarr, a media liaison for Gov.
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"Basically, [Gallagher] is a liaison to this unit, which is not uncommon," said Boston police Sergeant Detective John Boyle.
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"I met Ben twelve years ago and I attempted to have a sexual liaison with him," Wenner's statement reads.
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"She's an inspiring young women," Jennifer Godwin, the public relations liaison for ALSAC, said of Messina and her efforts.
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In 2010, the Interior Ministry was looking for an airplane in order to carry out deportations and liaison missions.
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She and Braden want to continue fundraising and act as a liaison for low-income families and the foundation.
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But as Ana, consumer affairs liaison for Carters, told Refinery29, it is the avocado that has captured popular imagination.
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In March, Weyeneth became the White House liaison to the drug office and adviser to the office's top official.
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The two Koreas have their own liaison offices and conference halls, on each side of the MDL in Panmunjom.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands had ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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Twenty-six-year-old Meera Dalal had a promising future and a strong career as a hospital liaison officer.
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On Monday, Trump fired Ed Brookover, a senior adviser hired as a liaison between the campaign and the RNC.
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Why it matters: As the president's top liaison to Capitol Hill, this is perhaps the hardest job in Washington.
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The NSA Liaison Officer (NSA LNO) works in the Joint Interrogation Group (JIG), a major element of JTF-GTMO.
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It will stop former interpreters and liaison officers who risked their lives serving and fighting alongside our armed forces.
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How there had been no communication from the campaign, no marching orders, no liaison, no security protocols, no nothing.
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That, he said, is done by the E.P.A. chief of staff, White House liaison, and career human resource officials.
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After the election, he helped with the State Department transition, acting as the White House liaison to the department.
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"We expect him to play an indispensable role being a liaison between the White House and the Senate," Sen.
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Tony Stark's most loyal employee (specific roles include chauffeur, head of security, confidante) and Peter Parker's elusive mentorship liaison.
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After rumors of a sex tape and alleged liaison with another woman surfaced, their happy union seemed in jeopardy.
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Thousands of protesters gathered outside China's Liaison Office on Sunday, throwing eggs and spray-painting graffiti on its walls.
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U.S. responses could include exemptions from sanctions for inter-Korean business and opening a liaison office, Seoul officials said.
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The day I went to Karama, Farris Horan, the tribal liaison, had pointed out a village on the way.
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So, shortly before launch, Apollo 8 astronaut and White House liaison Frank Borman called President Nixon's speechwriter, William Safire.
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On Monday, Morocco took a step further, asking the United Nations to close a military liaison office in Dakla.
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The memo claims Cohen attended a "secret liaison with the Kremlin" in Prague, a claim that Cohen strenuously denied.
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Average yearly salary: $What they do: Medical billers act as the liaison between a doctor's office and insurance companies.
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As a police officer, Mr. Evans served as a liaison with the Occupy Boston movement and kept it peaceful.
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He then became a top campaign surrogate for Trump and served as a Capitol Hill liaison for the campaign.
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Clark currently serves as director of the Office of Public Liaison, where he leads a staff of around 30.
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Manafort proposed Kilimnik as the firm's direct liaison with Deripaska's main business, known as Basel, short for Basic Element.
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Manigault is an assistant to the president and director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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The port told the Caller-Times that Farenthold will work as its legislative liaison, helping to promote its agenda.
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McCain in August 22019 when I was a Marine major assigned to the Navy-Marine Corps Senate Liaison Office.
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Kim has agreed to Moon's proposal that they set up liaison offices in Pyongyang and Seoul as well [Yonhap].
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The cause was cancer, said Dean Anes, the liaison to Mr. Therrien from the Gagosian Gallery, which represented him.
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The OSTP normally serves as a liaison between the science and tech communities and their government regulators in Washington.
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But while at KnowYourMeme, Ms. Brennan worked as a liaison between the council and the rest of the staff.
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In the meantime, he'll be deputy White House liaison at the Department of Commerce, according to an administration official.
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So here you are, long after the discovery of a liaison that, if not adulterous, was certainly adulter-ish.
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Mainland institutions that once shunned the spotlight, notably the central government's Liaison Office, are increasingly open in their lobbying.
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Lectures and visits to Chinese patriotic sites allow the Liaison Office and its allies to scout for potential recruits.
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The State Council Information Office and the Central Government's Hong Kong Liaison Office did not respond to Reuters' questions.
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The agency is good at building secret-trusting relationships, identifying potential sources, recruiting liaison partners and writing intelligence analyses.
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In late July, protesters painted black the lenses of cameras in front of Beijing's liaison office in the city.
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She parlayed that into a job as the spokeswoman for the Office of Public Liaison within the White House.
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South Korea said the inter-Korean liaison office in Kaesong, North Korea, would be closed until the outbreak eased.
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Giuliani was tasked with serving as a liaison between the private sector and the White House on cybersecurity issues.
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The wedding photo incident is seen as illustrative of broader issues within the Public Liaison office, officials told Politico.
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The deal paves the way for Mr. Scaramucci to join the Trump administration as a public liaison and adviser.
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"I was born in Russia, so Russia's liaison with our current government is something I want to look into."
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The 4th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company (ANGLICO) will instead host the annual birthday ball in its own facility.
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The groom, 32, is the dean of students and community liaison at the Henry Johnson Charter School in Albany.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, detailed the sexual liaison she says she had with Trump in 220006.
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By the time Aileen appears, injured and in need of shelter, this painful romantic liaison may have turned tragic.
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After Trump took the White House, Manigault-Newman was named director of communications in the Office of Public Liaison.
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Langley's Near East Division, which handled the Saudi liaison, had to continually haggle with Turki's GID over late payments.
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She was Trump's liaison to the black community and there's a buzz she's getting a position in the administration.
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"He had somehow convinced himself that this was a sexual liaison that we both wanted," the journalist told BuzzFeed.
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Pendleton has a Marine housing office with a staff of five that serves as liaison between families and Lincoln.
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Clarke said on WISN's Vicki McKenna Show, "I'll be a liaison with state and local governments and with the private sector, and one that's really near and dear to me - liaison with the state, local and tribal law enforcement," according to an online recording of the show posted on the station's website.
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Liaison officials from the centre speak Mandarin, not the local Cantonese, in public speeches, even when trying to calm unrest.
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But after Mueller made his initial rounds, the special counsel's team and congressional liaison did all further communicating with Congress.
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As Trump prepares to take office, Pence -- a 12-year veteran of Congress -- is becoming his liaison to Capitol Hill.
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Who better to teach you how to perform a serious medical procedure than the star of Van Wilder: Party Liaison ?
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The White House press secretary is supposed to be the No. 1 liaison between the president and the press corps.
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"There's no liaison, just hot-headed warehouse managers that will terminate a driver for anything they want," a driver reported.
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So, yes, ultimately having normalization of relations, exchange of liaison offices, exchange of embassies, all that is a good idea.
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Dallas police chief U. Renee Hall (left) and the force's LGBT liaison, Amber Roman, at the community town hall meeting.
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And in the middle, serving as a liaison to the art world, is the longtime New Yorker Gardy St. Fleur.
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Ed Brookover, a frequent Trump surrogate in the media, will serve as the liaison between the campaign and the committee.
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Further forensic tests are being carried out and family members being comforted by specially trained family liaison officers, authorities say.
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Recent reports had him assuming at least temporary leadership of three other departments: Intergovernmental Affairs, Public Liaison, and Political Affairs.
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The second agreement created a committee known as the Coordination and Liaison Group of the Republic of Cuba, or GRUCE.
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If Malcolm is ambivalent about their liaison, Anna is appalled and insistent that this enigmatic intruder should go away immediately.
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Meanwhile, the central government's representative in the territory, the Liaison Office, has abandoned all pretence at staying behind the scenes.
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Danny Sullivan, Google's public liaison for search, touched on this hazard last year in a blog post about featured snippets.
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Job Duties will include: Acting as a liaison between Mr. Musk and our valued (SO VALUED WE PROMISE) board members.
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Protesters hold photos of missing booksellers during a protest outside the Liaison of the Central People's Government in Hong Kong.
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Upstairs, a liaison meets us and takes us into the office area, and then we see the big man himself.
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Another U.S. official said there were only a "handful" of special forces in the Mindanao acting in limited liaison roles.
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I know over 20 businesses requested them the first day, and my police liaison has been following up this week.
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According to Rand Paul's press liaison it is "highly likely" the vote will occur Wednesday night or sometime on Thursday.
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She serves as a liaison between vets and the V.A. who has helped veterans with challenges like retrieving lost medals.
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The officials are Tim Clark, the HHS's White House liaison, and Gavin Smith, a policy adviser, according to the outlet.
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He offered incentives; a political declaration ending the Korean war and/or opening liaison offices, a step towards diplomatic recognition.
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Omarosa Manigault-Newman, former director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison, will release "Unhinged" next month.
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Manigault is currently an assistant to the president and director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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Ramsay-Levi acted as the main liaison between Ghesquière and the design team, who, according to Reuters, rarely communicate directly.
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The wrestler, born Terry Bollea, said from the witness stand that he didn't know the sexual liaison was being taped.
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Ms. Nevalainen's grandfather, Tenho Nevalainen, told a local newspaper that her parents were worried about her liaison with Mr. Ahmed.
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Our union liaison, or "equity deputy," was a male cast member who played a heavyset housewife wielding a rolling pin.
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Gates, they said, had embezzled to fund his "secret life" in London, which included an apartment and an adulterous liaison.
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Those include appointing an external chairman and limiting the chairman's responsibilities largely to a liaison role with other alliance members.
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Mr. Moon had to delay the opening of a liaison office in the North after Mr. Pompeo's trip was canceled.
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The Koreas agreed to open the liaison office when he and Mr. Kim held their first summit meeting in April.
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With this position, Baker was able to provide a liaison between Cashmore and the growing black community of central Brooklyn.
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Mr. Lobl, who acted as a liaison to the Jewish community when he worked for Mr. Cuomo, declined to comment.
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Josh Green, the state's liaison for coronavirus prevention — a spokesperson for the governor said he was still weighing his options.
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The next evolution in that plan is appointing the company's first ever "head creator liaison" to help keep the peace.
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Ms. Patton also worked on Mr. Trump's campaign as both a representative of the family and a campaign minority liaison.
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Among those Mr. Ho thanked after his victory was the central liaison office, the Chinese government headquarters in Hong Kong.
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"We've been fucked up the arse," he shouted at the MI5 liaison officer in charge of monitoring threats against Berezovsky.
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YouTube has hired a liaison to act as an in-between for the people who make content for the platform.
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One hundred U.S. firefighters and two liaison officers are travelling to Australia this week to offer assistance during the crisis.
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Mr. Adams cited "personal reasons," as well as the Trump administration's decision to appoint a new liaison to the endowment.
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According to Emori Tokalau, a governmental liaison to Taveuni's clan leaders, only the flower's custodian can tell the true legend.
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He served as a member of the Trump administration's NASA transition team and as the White House liaison to NASA.
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A spokeswoman for Cogat, the Israeli liaison agency to the Palestinian territories, did not immediately return a call for comment.
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He denied giving the woman money but said the liaison "fueled rumors" and had left his leadership and Oxfam "compromised".
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Danny Glover, a liaison to historically black colleges, introduced a tour he believed could solidify support from young black voters.
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Tam said the liaison office spoke highly of the resolve of the Hong Kong police to keep law and order.
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One unwelcome consequence of the mess is that the baneful presence of the Liaison Office is even more likely to grow.
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"I was just trying to extract her story," Mureen Brown, the restorative court liaison for the city's police department, tells PEOPLE.
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If there was an act that was essentially a cover band for 1980's excess, Client Liaison might just be it.
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Pica was then asked if he would become a liaison between the next group of student prisoners and the warden's office.
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Moreover, to even get the plan he had to fill out a form with his liaison the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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"What happened last week was an anomaly," Arkansas Department of Corrections spokesman and legislative liaison Solomon Graves told state lawmakers Tuesday.
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LinkedIn also has financial relationships with Chinese venture capital firms, which potentially works as a valuable liaison between them and authorities.
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Neal Crank, tribal Navajo liaison and elections coordinator, explains the ballot in Navajo at the Bluff Senior Center in Bluff, Utah.
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As a hospital liaison committee representative, Lundstrom connects members of his faith with doctors who will honor that blood transfusion requirement.
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Bauer is an associate professor of pediatrics at Indiana University School of Medicine and an AAP liaison who reviewed the guidelines.
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Sal stands for "Secure Alcohol Liaison" and he's supposed to be your "wingman" by guiding you through Brio's companion iOS app.
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A liaison officer from the Auburn police has been assigned to the Tarentino family until the officer is buried, Sluckis said.
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A senior colleague—the agency's liaison with the Foreign Office—told him to drop it because Mr Browder was "a pain".
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Prior to that, the national emblem at China's Liaison Office in Hong Kong had been defaced with black paint by demonstrators.
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Jeff Sessions, the first senator to endorse Trump who has served as a liaison between the campaign and his Senate colleagues.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office and main representative body in Hong Kong, the Liaison Office, did not respond to requests for comment.
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At one point, I even asked the domestic violence liaison for my case about the possibility of psychiatric screening and treatment.
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I go to the nurse practitioner meeting as a liaison to both improve our working relationship but also improve their education.
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My mom served as a liaison between us; if he wanted to know about my career, he found out through her.
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Others worry, too, that the Liaison Office would exert more influence, pushing Hong Kong towards more political integration with the mainland.
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She served as director of communications for the Office of the Public Liaison before leaving the White House in December 2017.
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Thompson previously was an international police liaison officer for DynCorp International for nearly five years, starting in 2004, his profile said.
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The Trump campaign said Friday that Rick Gates, Manafort's deputy, would now serve as its liaison to the Republican National Committee.
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Yoest will inform the public about health issues and will serve as the agency's liaison in discussions over future public policy.
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And according to Chris Harrison, host, contestant liaison, and Cupid's arrow gatekeeper, Luyendyk, Jr. has some very tough choices to make.
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Mordechai stepped down as head of Israels military-run COGAT liaison agency last year and now heads Novard, an international consultancy.
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According to Steve Boreman, formerly the attorney general's liaison to the California Medical Board, the board has to investigate every complaint.
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They hooked us up with this guy Randall Poster, who is a huge music supervisor now, and he became our liaison.
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China's Liaison Office did not immediately respond to Reuters questions about Li's speech, and Li could not be reached for comment.
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When Hannah Rothschild was appointed chairman of the National Gallery, she stayed on as the "liaison" trustee between the two institutions.
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But Anziano, now a peer support liaison at Atlanta's SCI research and rehab-focused Shepherd Center, didn't stay sexless and stressed.
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That included setting himself up as a key liaison to the Oval Office and offering to help in times of chaos.
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She originally enlisted her husband as the liaison in the manufacture and shipping, but, she said, the Italian managers eventually relented.
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She appeared regularly as a Trump surrogate on television during the campaign and has served as an important liaison to women.
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Brown's hearing will take place on May 23, Rita Jorgensen, a legislative liaison with the Tennessee state parole board, told CNN.
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Liaison Office staff, meanwhile, had replaced the sullied state seal with a new one and encased it in a plexiglass box.
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Craven said Sunday that the MPD's LGBT liaison unit had visited them to check on their status and confirm the arrests.
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According to CNN, Sorial has served the primary liaison between the company and congressional Democrats during their investigations into the company.
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That contingent was expected to appear in force at a separate protest on Friday evening outside the mainland government's liaison office.
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Johnson previously served as an assistant to former President Obama and as his liaison to Cabinet officials from 2023 to 2017.
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Before Dallas, he worked for DynCorp International as a police liaison officer and helped train fellow officers in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Mr. McNaught, also 30, works at the Treasury Department as the deputy White House liaison, overseeing political appointees in the department.
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"My comment: Fake news!" said Manigault, an assistant to the president and director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison.
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China's State Council Information Office and the mainland's representative in Hong Kong, the Liaison Office, did not return requests for comment.
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The technology trade group CompTIA is holding a policy summit and congressional speakers series next week at Capitol Hill's Liaison Hotel.
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Her mother is the deputy director of the office of communications and public liaison for the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda.
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"Salary determinations for appointees are made by EPA's chief of staff, White House liaison, and career human resources officials," Wilcox said.
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When we served together in the Navy-Marine Senate liaison office, more than 70 percent of Congress had prior military service.
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LGBTQ groups have praised President Barack Obama's decision to appoint Raffi Freedman-Gurspan as the White House's liaison for LGBT issues.
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But Hiscock resigned anyway, and 19 other firefighters quit in solidarity—along with Councilor Sheri Collins, the fire department's appointed liaison.
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The first part consists of ways to improve inter-Korean relations — like opening a joint liaison office — before tackling denuclearization issues.
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In August 2018, Sheriff Mike Williams announced the creation of a liaison team aimed at improving communication with the LGBTQ community.
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Andrew reportedly acts as a "liaison to the sports community" and helps coordinate visits from sports teams to the White House.
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It said the liaison office would not violate sanctions because it would provide no economic benefit for the North Korean government.
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By the end, Mr. DeStefano was in charge of the Offices of Presidential Personnel, Intergovernmental Affairs, Political Affairs and Public Liaison.
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He's also revealing a defining moment for Dumbledore: a romantic liaison with his dark counterpart, Gellert Grindelwald, played by Johnny Depp.
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Perhaps my grandmother had more than one liaison in late 1932, or Rex was raised by his real father after all.
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Mr. Gates served as his deputy, then worked as the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee after Mr. Manafort's departure.
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Local news media interpreted her comment as an indication that there were differences between the allies over opening the liaison office.
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In his role as liaison, Gelambong was also sometimes responsible for delivering the very gifts that local officials found so persuasive.
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Along with leading the department's working group, Zais is also the department's liaison for the interagency coronavirus task force, Hill wrote.
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Kelly recently asked DeStefano to oversee the Office of Public Liaison, whose head George Sifakis left in August following Priebus' ouster.
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The person holding the position will be responsible for resolving disputes and act as a liaison between nightlife establishments and residents.
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Meanwhile, the dean of the college does secret double duty as the faculty liaison with a shadowy organization called Lethe House.
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They're also receiving daily talking points and regular briefing calls from the White House Office of Public Liaison, the groups said.
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An ABF liaison officer had flagged the group to Australian authorities as potential "non-genuine travelers" during a stopover in Thailand.
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Cohen's purchase of Stormy Daniels' silence will not erase the public's already ingrained perception of the President's alleged liaison with her.
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Their liaison eschews monogamy in more ways than the obvious infidelity, taking as lovers the moon, the gulf and its spirits.
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Before taking the position in Hong Kong, he served as director of the liaison office in Macau for around a year.
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She said that from 2010 to 2016, leadership seemed to appreciate her work as a liaison between frustrated workers and management.
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"It's a lot easier to instill fear in someone's head than to remove it," said Dr. Sean O'Leary, another liaison member.
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Sorial became the primary liaison between the Trump Organization and congressional Democrats who have launched multiple investigations of the President's business.
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Mordechai stepped down as head of Israel's military-run COGAT liaison agency last year and now heads Novard, an international consultancy.
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In September, South and North Korea opened a joint liaison office as a possible step toward opening embassies in each capital.
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He and the other delegates met Wang Zhimin, director of the liaison office, and other duty chiefs for about an hour.
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As the chief technical pilot, he was the primary liaison with the F.A.A. on training and worked on the pilot's manual.
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"Is Garlicoin a joke?" the cryptocurrency's co-founder and media liaison, who goes by the pseudonym "MIP5", wrote me over Discord.
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Only after the game do I find the man responsible: Templeton Blair, the local Pentagon liaison, with his Homeland Security colleague.
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China's State Council and the central government's liaison office in Hong Kong did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
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This is a serious breach of confidence with a liaison partner — that confidence being a critical part of intelligence-sharing relationships.
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When her married son Ken contracted AIDS from a gay liaison, she supported him and took him to doctors before he died.
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Much of the access comes through the Office of Public Liaison and its deputy director, Jennifer Korn, whose portfolio includes faith groups.
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So barring any ET liaison at the United Nations for now, the IAA's post-detection plan is the only one we've got.
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But Farage said it was up to the British government whether it wanted him to take on that kind of liaison role.
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The six-woman, two-man jury also found that Swift's mother and radio liaison were within their rights to contact Mueller's bosses.
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The department even has a liaison responsible for fielding requests from the federal agency, though he was removed from the position Friday.
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Her title was director of communication for the White House Public Liaison Office, although her day-to-day duties weren't always clear.
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She bicycled around occupied territory as a liaison among different underground networks, often riding 60-70 kilometers a day and carrying contraband.
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The city's Beijing-backed leader, Carrie Lam, condemned the attack on Chinas liaison office, saying it was a "challenge" to national sovereignty.
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That followed news that the company's chief engineer was taking a leave of absence and the departure of Tesla's government safety liaison.
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The move came a little more than six weeks after Brookover was named the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee. 16.
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"Scott's trying to stick it to Kourtney because of her liaison with Younes," an insider told PEOPLE of Disick's behavior this week.
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For Ashrafuzzaman Zaman, liaison officer of the Hong Kong-based Asian Human Rights Commission, the politics of the drug crackdown are clear.
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They also protect those around you," ACIP liaison Dr. Sandra Fryhofer said by email, yet, "vaccination coverage rates for adults are abysmal.
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Cyrus wouldn't identify the muse behind "She's Not Him," though most assume it's based on her brief liaison with model Stella Maxwell.
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But, later in the afternoon, thousands defied police orders and marched beyond the designated end point towards the Chinese government's liaison office.
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Robert Wasinger served in senior advisory and liaison roles in President Trump's campaign and transition team, after extensive experience on Capitol Hill.
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Down 1.3 percent in early Frankfurt trade Italy's Diasorin and Qiagen will jointly develop new tests for Diasorin's "Liaison" family of analyzers.
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Manigault Newman appeared on The Apprentice with Trump before becoming his director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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He's not guilty of a non-consensual sexual liaison — he's guilty of not pushing far enough to get to know Denise, instead.
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"It's about a safe, supportive and inclusive learning environment," Jared Fox, transgender community liaison for NYC public schools, told the Daily News.
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A former Indiana congressman, Pence plays a key role in Trump's relationship with lawmakers as the main White House liaison to Congress.
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The sheikh, Farris Horan, served on a committee for the Raqqa Civil Council that acted as a liaison to Raqqa's Arab tribes.
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A NASA multimedia liaison told the Post that requests to use the agency's logo on products and apparel are on the rise.
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On Sunday, activists took to the Chinese government's liaison office, on the most visible signs of the mainland's presence in Hong Kong.
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He gets permission from a military liaison before sending them to make sure that the families are OK with receiving the condolences.
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" In a statement, Wenner told Refinery29: "I met Ben twelve years ago and I attempted to have a sexual liaison with him.
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Dan Griffith, who was working in the top ranks of the archdiocese and was the liaison to the lawyers conducting the inquiry.
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That was pretty much a judgment/policy call that came from the White House or the White House liaison within the department.
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He recognized something in Johnny at a time when Capone was in need of a liaison between Chicago and the West Coast.
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Ayotte, who is currently serving as a "sherpa" liaison between the White House and senators for Gorsuch's nomination, was at the meeting.
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In 2014, Mr. Siddique himself passed the local community liaison officer a tip about Mr. Butt, then a young immigrant from Pakistan.
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Jarrod Agen, the vice president's communications director, said the military liaison for the trip had asked for the document to be signed.
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José A. Acosta, the United States Third Fleet surgeon, a Puerto Rican-trained physician who served as a liaison with the Comfort.
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"There's no Senate seat more important than the notion of child pedophilia," said Mr. Short, Mr. Trump's chief liaison to Capitol Hill.
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In 1965 he began work as a liaison to Communist forces, moving easily among the town's communities of students, teachers and merchants.
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At the time, he was the main liaison between political and military leaders in Croatia and the Croatian force fighting in Bosnia.
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A few months later, Coelho was made House Majority Whip, and Nides became his liaison with outside interest groups—business, labor, environmental.
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There are unmistakable signs that, instead, more power will simply be transferred from the Hong Kong government to the Central Liaison Office.
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The mayor's office has long had a liaison office with the UN, which Bloomberg rebranded as the Mayor's Office for International Affairs.
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The top DOJ congressional liaison in a statement expressed satisfaction with the Senate bill and urged the House to move as well.
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Spotify – Spotify's music industry liaison Troy Carter will leave the music streaming service in September, although he will keep an advisory role.
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Cheryl Camany, the school district's homeless liaison, listed the types of dwellings where some farmworkers slept: "Tents, encampments, abandoned buildings," she said.
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Manigault-Newman was appointed assistant to the president and director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison after Trump was elected.
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In a step towards those new relations, sources told CNN on Monday that the countries are seriously considering exchanging diplomatic liaison officers.
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They are Anthony Scaramucci, who had been tapped as White House liaison to businesses, and Vincent Viola, Trump's nominee for Army secretary.
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A female dispeller sometimes seeks to become a confidante, in order to advise the targeted woman that the liaison will inevitably crumble.
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The adviser, Lynne Patton, criticized the liaison, Maren Kasper, in a series of emails in February 2017, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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Yet it wasn't until last month that public liaison officials inside the White House held their first briefing exclusively for Catholic stakeholders.
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"I'd be shocked if she personally was involved in this," said Eli Kantor, a media liaison with the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Officials have said Mr. Priebus helped jettison an earlier plan to put Mr. Scaramucci in the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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He said there is a "special liaison channel" for the two leaders to communicate and hinted South Korea was unaware it existed.
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Former EPA liaison and Obama campaign staffer Dan Kanninen said any impact from Wednesday's reopening of the review would likely be limited.
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While some pick up in wages growth was expected, the RBA's liaison with business suggested the upturn was not imminent, he said.
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According to the terms of her hiring last March, she was Giles-Parscale's liaison to the campaign, working out of Trump Tower.
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Ms. Powell also works closely with Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, and will be his closest liaison with the council.
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She attributes part of Philadelphia's advancement toward transgender equality to the work of Nellie Fitzpatrick, the LGBT liaison to the mayor's office.
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Per the report, Duggan seemed receptive to the idea of a nightlife liaison, though he was less supportive of the entertainment district.
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Below is the full text of the response from Swagway's public-relations liaison Lauren Song, who works for Pearl PR Group in California.
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Once Trump was elected, he appointed her as the Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the Office of Public Liaison.
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She claims that personal call never came, and instead ... a police family liaison officer phoned, passing on some vague message from the Royals.
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It appears that the precautions taken at the time didn't work and my wonderful son was conceived as a result of this liaison.
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In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson's Senate liaison, Mike Manatos, wrote a memo assessing the results of the election on Medicare's chances of passage.
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That year, he was also selected to command the Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Co. reserve unit, which is California-based, ADN said. 3.
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Dan Katz, Virgin Hyperloop One's government liaison explained that one of the big obstacles for this brand new technology is writing new regulations.
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Over the weekend, Oliver Schmidt, VW's liaison with U.S. environmental regulators, was arrested in Miami as he was returning to Germany from vacation.
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She played a key role in Trump's 21988 presidential campaign as a close adviser and media liaison, despite having no prior political experience.
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His mother, a psychiatrist, is the director of Consultation Liaison Psychiatry for the Department of Public Health at Tewksbury Hospital in Tewksbury, Mass.
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Earlier, thousands of protesters marched from Wan Chai to the city's Central financial district, with several hundred pressing on to Beijing's Liaison Office.
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Earlier this month the two countries reopened the liaison office in the Kaesong industrial complex, the site of their deepest economic co-operation.
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She says she will also meet regularly with a liaison from the city&aposs LGBT community, which she&aposs "certainly happy" to do.
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He continued to serve in the years after his release, eventually taking on the role of the U.S. Navy's liaison to the Senate.
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There are also concerns that Beijing's liaison office in Macau has been expanding its activities, co-opting local associations and monitoring political activities.
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More protests planned for Wednesday Protests were held outside Beijing's liaison office in Hong Kong Sunday and Monday, with more on the way.
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An intimacy coach was brought in and acted as a liaison between the cast, director, and crew, something the cast said they appreciated.
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Manigault, the director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison, is the only representative of the Trump administration to attend the conference.
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The liaison office in Macau serves as a bridge between the local government and Beijing and has become increasingly influential in local affairs.
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With a new website, T-shirts for sale, and a new foreign liaison, Matt Lucas, FA Group is looking to do the same.
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" The previous position, which was reportedly not new to the company, was described as "Google's liaison to conservative, libertarian and free market groups.
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Upon McCain's return, he became a commanding officer in a Naval squadron, followed by a job as a military liaison for the Senate.
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As an example, I was part of a liaison team with the American Navy at Phuket, Thailand following the Asian tsunami of 2005.
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Reflective surfaces are a liaison for White Kevin and Black Kevin, who exist in this other realm as two halves of a whole.
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First, the ubiquitous liaison officers exchanged among Defense, State and the intelligence agencies should be given specific, standardized coordination responsibilities for any crisis.
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Mr. Ri's remarks were made during a meeting with Song Tao, who heads the International Liaison Department of the Communist Party in Beijing.
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The only problem is that you're also there to be a liaison of standards between the ice and the kids watching at home.
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Michael Johnson, former congressional liaison to the Defense Department's Office of the Secretary of Defense, and Charles Sydnor, former legislative counsel to Sen.
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Scaramucci told Vanity Fair that he was offered the job of director of the Office of Public Liaison shortly before Trump took office.
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In another win for Melisandre, you'll recall that Balon was the last remaining living leech king from her Season 3 liaison with Gendry.
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Cecilio has been working there since 2008, starting as a med tech and working her way to become the center's clinical nurse liaison.
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They have also discussed reforestation and health and disease prevention, and a joint liaison office opened in the North's border city of Kaesong.
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U.S. officials have also been discussing the possibility of setting up liaison offices with North Korea as part of a package of proposals.
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The SOTG also placed SOF liaison officers within the brigade staff to facilitate communication directly between the staff and SOF on the ground.
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As speculation swirled that HNA was buying SkyBridge to curry favor with the administration, his appointment to become the business liaison was rescinded.
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In 1974, President Gerald R. Ford sent him to the People's Republic of China to lead the United States Liaison Office in Beijing.
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He serves as the industry's liaison with regulatory bodies including the U.S. Federal Railroad Administration, Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Homeland Security.
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The play does not seem to mind this abusive liaison, seeing it as just another excusable example of Diaghilev's determination to foster greatness.
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During their bondage session, she flogs him while regaling him with details of an ostensibly imaginary liaison with another man at Chuck's request.
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South and North Korea agreed to open the liaison office when Mr. Moon and Mr. Kim held their first summit meeting in April.
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Executives at the most vocally pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, say the Chinese government's liaison office has told large companies to pull advertising.
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Along the way, the United States would eliminate sanctions, open diplomatic liaison relations and conclude a peace agreement to end the Korean War.
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You're not even my business partner, he told his bureaucratic liaison, you're a government employee who won't be here in a few years.
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After Mr. Manafort was forced out as the campaign's chairman in August 2016, Mr. Gates became its liaison to the Republican National Committee.
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Whatever larger policy questions exist about the international liaison program, in the case of Mr. Currie, the network proved critical to his capture.
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Dr. Kallir dedicated his biography, "Grandma Moses, American Primitive" (53), to Ms. Bachert, who was his editor and the gallery's liaison to Moses.
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Max Markowitz's father is a family liaison for Senior Living Specialists, which helps families locate senior housing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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The hurricane liaison team from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which operates at the center, also kicked into higher gear at that point.
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The former mayor had an open line of communication to Ms. Jarrett, who served as Mr. Obama's intergovernmental liaison in the White House.
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The enforcer of that tough-minded approach has been Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who has acted as Europe's main liaison with Russia.
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He said New Zealand police liaison had advised the team that they were not being targeted, though the incident was still being investigated.
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McDougal sold her account of the alleged liaison with the future president to The National Enquirer for $150,000 before the November 2016 election.
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The second woman, he said, had a 10-year-long romantic liaison with Mr. Weinstein that continued for years after the alleged attack.
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One defensible inference is that Mr. Trump wanted to keep a pliable ally as the White House's principal liaison with the intelligence community.
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A Spotify liaison walks Staleh and Stahl through instructions for how to record audio and use the high-tech equipment around the room.
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The transplant liaison is compassionate to an almost laughable degree, halting Simon's organ removal to place the sound of surf in his ears.
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The consent conversation received additional fuel from "Cat Person," a short story published in December about a soulless liaison, and a January Babe.
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Then, it brought in a board member of the Congressional Black Caucus, Chaka Burgess, and a top Obama civil rights liaison, Heather Foster.
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State media also published a statement from the Hong Kong liaison office, emphasizing its commitment to defending its "one country, two systems" policy.
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The Department of Defense's primary military liaison to the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Puerto Rico experienced the worst damage he's ever seen.
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Matt Nosanchuk served as the White House's associate director of public engagement and liaison to the American Jewish community during Obama's second term.
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"We're able to act as a liaison between the voters and the county and respond to those issues on the spot," Ghazal said.
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In addition to Mr. Pence with his weekly visits, Marc Short, Mr. Trump's chief legislative liaison, has already become ubiquitous in the Capitol.
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After his victory, she was appointed as an assistant to the president and the director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison.
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The United States and North Korea are also conducting negotiations over the possibility of opening liaison offices, a step toward formal diplomatic relations.
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Devorah Halberstam, the community liaison to the 71st Precinct, which covers Crown Heights, said she believes there have been even more than that.
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Lisa Casinger, government relations liaison for the home furniture industry, wrote in a blog this year that she welcomed her approach to oversight.
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The North briefly pulled out of the liaison office where planned weekly talks have not taken place since the failed North Korean-U.
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They should also consider joining their local neighborhood watch programs and working in tandem with their police department's LGBTQ liaison, if one exists.
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Once I got back, I told Mia that I had a friend in Canada who is a liaison for the refugee resettlement program.
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One UK liaison team member told VICE they had clear evidence of shared intelligence being leaked straight back to dealers by Albanian police.
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Aliens arrive on Earth and are too self-conscious to reveal themselves so they use the Secretary-General of the UN as a liaison.
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Hawkins knows of a handful of transgender officers elsewhere in the country through private, online networks, but believes she is the only LGBT liaison.
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"I heard that you had a secret liaison with another member of the Vanderpump crew — and it wasn't a dude," Sylvester said to Kent.
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A small group of Hong Kong democracy activists and politicians marched to Beijing's official liaison office in the city on Wednesday to show solidarity.
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Prior to his service with DART, Thompson worked as an international police liaison, training police in Afghanistan and Iraq, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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"I am both celebrating and worrying that the law might not be implemented properly," said Downing, member liaison for the Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition.
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Digital directors for Democratic senators confronted Facebook's liaison, Crystal Patterson, with their concerns in a meeting on April 26 at the Hart Senate building.
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Mueller, 55, initiated the litigation, calling the allegations false and suing Swift, her mother and her radio station liaison Frank Bell over his termination.
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She played a key, early role on Trump's 2016 presidential campaign as a close adviser and media liaison, despite having no prior political experience.
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Lam's office was authorized to talk to the team directly without going through Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong, one of the people said.
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This is not Honda's first liaison with an autonomous vehicle technology company, albeit this tie up with Cruise involves money and a formal agreement.
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Separately, South Korea's unification ministry said it would communicate with North Korea through an inter-Korean liaison office to work on detailed protection measures.
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"It's not been written down anywhere, but you have to assume," Ed Brookover, the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee, said of Manafort.
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And the CIA works with UAE intelligence in a liaison relationship that involves intelligence sharing on common enemies, such as Iran or al-Qaeda.
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It doesn't make any sense for the US not to appoint someone to act as a liaison between the government, tech companies, and automakers.
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Lams office was authorized to talk to the team directly without going through Beijings Liaison Office in Hong Kong, one of the people said.
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So, David's mom, who believes up until that moment Sally is going to marry her son, ends up seeing the very explicit liaison. Repeatedly.
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The main author of Reagan's NSDD-145 was Donald Latham, the Pentagon's liaison to the National Security Agency — and a former N.S.A. analyst himself.
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Reuters reported on Friday that a Liaison Office official had days earlier urged local village chiefs to drive away any activists from the town.
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She is a student liaison at the college dean's office, and her white boyfriend, Dane, is a woke bae (played, ironically, by Matt McGorry).
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"We need to catch up soon- it's been way too long," Lyle, a Bush-era White House liaison to the Department of Energy, wrote.
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Jeffrey Buchanan, the U.S. commander for Army North, the Department of Defense's primary liaison to FEMA, said in an exclusive interview with VICE News.
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The demonstration followed a march by 100 activists to China's liaison office on Friday to protest against what they called the "cross-border abductions".
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Behind the curtain: Stepien and HHS Secretary Tom Price joined a Thursday strategy meeting at the White House, led by congressional liaison Marc Short.
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GO holders offered to accept cuts of 10 cents on the dollar, Elias Sanchez, Rossello's liaison to the oversight board, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong's Beijing-backed leader, Carrie Lam, condemned the attack on the Central Government Liaison Office, saying it was a "challenge" to national sovereignty.
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Morocco then ordered the United Nations to pull out dozens of civilian staffers and close a military liaison office for the MINURSO peacekeeping mission.
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Scaramucci's role officially will be as a liaison in the White House for state and local governments and for both American and foreign businesses.
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The White House political operation is still considered lightweight, and officials are still scratching around to fill the external-facing Office of Public Liaison.
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The Silicon Valley executives and Trump are all "builders," as Peter Thiel, the meeting's key liaison, noted at the Republican National Convention last summer.
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Activists had daubed graffiti on massive concrete pillars leading up to Beijing's Liaison Office, with the words "Restore Hong Kong, Revolution of The Time".
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At a stuffy election night party, his father introduces him to Nika Hobbs (Nia Long), an African American studies professor and student-faculty liaison.
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Lt. James Young, the Orlando Police Department's liaison to the gay community, says he's never seen so many rainbow flags outside of Pride weekends.
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Since 2000, the US Coast Guard has based a liaison officer in Havana to work with Cuban officials on maritime issues, including drug interdiction.
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Zhang Xiaoming, the head of the Liaison Office in Hong Kong, China's main representative office in the city, has dismissed accusations of electoral manipulation.
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The issue hits close to home: the White House's own Office of Public Liaison Deputy Director Jennifer Korn is the wife of a Marine.
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Luckily, during her slumber, Artie appoints her to be community liaison of the natural food store project, so she can oversee the entire operation.
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Ayotte, who is currently serving as a "sherpa" liaison between the White House and senators dealing with Gorsuch's nomination, was present for the huddle.
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He became arguably the biggest pundit for free speech in modern music, making the talk show rounds and becoming a cultural liaison in Prague.
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An immigrant from Ghana with master's degrees in business and science, he is an unofficial liaison between other Ghanaians and union and hospital officials.
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Julia Haller, a Trump campaign staffer who became a liaison between the agency and White House, responded that they could possibly end Nowrouzzadeh's detail.
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Serving as a liaison between international companies and economic development organizations, SelectUSA has helped attract more than $85033 billion in investment to our country.
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This month, with the support of our governing coalition and over the objections of President Dodon, a NATO liaison office will open in Chisinau.
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Rebecca Long-Bailey, the shadow business minister, says that Labour is doing more to listen to entrepreneurs, introducing constituency business-liaison officers, for instance.
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The Hong Kong Liaison Office, Beijing's main representative arm in the city, and the Chinese Foreign Ministry did not respond to questions from Reuters.
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Following several hours of heated clashes in the streets around the Liaison Office, a rearguard of protesters, including Tsang, found themselves surrounded by police.
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Manigault Newman, a former contestant on NBC's "The Apprentice," has served as the director of communications for the White House Office of Public Liaison.
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Prior to that, he worked as the field finance director for the National Republican Congressional Committee, working as a liaison to House Republican leadership.
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Some of this negotiation involves a romance with a student from her university, a forbidden, not especially engaging, liaison that generates friction and melodrama.
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And the CIA works with UAE intelligence in a "liaison" relationship that involves intelligence sharing on common enemies, such as Iran or al-Qaeda.
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It was the third known liaison with an explicit offer of assistance to the Trump campaign or a reference to Russian dirt on Clinton.
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So she is not going to be particularly useful as a legislative liaison pressing the president's agenda and working deals to get things done.
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Prior to that, Enoch served as the senior associate director of legislative affairs and military liaison at the National Association of Federal Credit Unions.
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The order also establishes a White House Faith and Opportunity Initiative to serve as a liaison between the Trump administration and faith-based programs.
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She also claimed, in class, to be a liaison between the Trump campaign and the Russians, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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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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But on top of that there are some really amazing resources for filmmakers that are totally accessible such as LIFT (Liaison of Independent Filmmakers).
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Ty Cobb, a lawyer who serves as the liaison between the administration and Mueller's team, had declined to comment for the Times report Thursday.
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Giving Eat Now a call, a customer liaison said the platform was having an issue with some transactions relating to its payment platform, eWAY.
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By the end of her tenure, Ms. Sanders was functioning more as an adviser to the president than as an outward-facing press liaison.
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Gradually we come to understand that the man is David, and that Avery is the result of his illicit liaison all those years ago.
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Similarly, Mr. McCain entered the Senate in 1987 enjoying deep friendships that he had formed as Navy liaison to the chamber a decade earlier.
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Barney, who meticulously divided her love affairs with women into the categories of liaisons, demi-liaisons, and adventures, had a demi-liaison with Colette.
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In 1974 and 1975, Mr. Bush headed the United States liaison office to the People's Republic of China, a forerunner of the American Embassy.
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Mr. Hossain worked as the Rohingya's administrative liaison to Aung Thein Mya, and in interviews described being subjected to daily verbal and physical abuse.
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" Back at the meeting, Ernest Skinner, a self-identified "elder" who is a community liaison for Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, interjected: "Cool it, Frank.
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Since its inception in 2003, the International Liaison Program has been funded by private donations from the New York City Police Foundation, a nonprofit.
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The suit claims Hart allowed Jackson into the Cosmopolitan Hotel suite so he could set up hidden video recording devices to capture the liaison.
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HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS SHE WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF TO PUT BACK CITY BACK ON THE RIGHT PATH
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Pro-Beijing candidates have since been spotted heading for the Central Liaison Office after winning elections in Hong Kong, presumably to say thank you.
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The president of Lombardy Russia, Gianluca Savoini, is a close ally of and unofficial Russia liaison for Matteo Salvini, Italy's anti-migration interior minister.
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Homelessness has risen so steadily in recent years that the Salinas City Elementary School District now has a liaison for students without permanent housing.
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Mr. Horowitz said he would also investigate whether the Justice Department's top congressional liaison, Peter Kadzik, had improperly provided information to the Clinton campaign.
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Gates also worked as a liaison between the campaign and the Republican National Committee, and was involved in the presidential transition after the election.
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If Mr. McConnell's warning was not clear enough, Marc Short, the White House's legislative liaison, used the dinner to offer an even starker assessment.
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In the liaison office, she organized the White House Central American Outreach Group to document the Marxist orientation of the Sandinista guerrillas in Nicaragua.
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They quickly banned Manigault, director of communications for the Office of the Public Liaison, from posting the pictures online, citing security and ethical concerns.
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To maintain national coordination of efforts, serve as AHA's liaison to the National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) and the Dental Content Committee (DeCC). 6.
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It continued that pattern on Saturday, stopping service at Sai Ying Pun Station, near the Chinese government liaison office, a site of some protests.
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They would not have used something as insecure as email, or relied on liaison cutouts who could so easily be traced to the Kremlin.
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