Does one person get exclusive use of the garage?), landscaping and yardwork (Is one person in charge of the labor and the other person in charge of the cost?
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The play is framed by two trans people, known as Person in Charge 1 and Person in Charge 2 (the attractive Ty Defoe and the performance artist and author Kate Bornstein, respectively).
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Top person in charge of our national security, General Flynn.
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Yeah, so I'm not the person in charge of this.
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And Wilbur's a very rich person in charge of commerce.
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The person in charge refused to look at her data.
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Literally, I spent an hour with the Disney person in charge.
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You are the only person in charge of your life, Capricorn.
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Alex Kipman is the person in charge of the whole HoloLens project.
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The driver seat operator was always the main person in charge of safety.
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Another president fired the person in charge of investigating his administration: Richard Nixon.
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Cults are known for overzealous and unquestioning commitment to the person in charge.
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"We interviewed the senior-most person in charge of S.V.D.," Mr. Peters said.
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Another person said Kelly respects Miller but is the clear person in charge.
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Now he's the latest person in charge of the White House press shop.
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As the person in charge, they are also the main face of the caucus.
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Do you happen to know the person in charge of hiring for that position?
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But eventually, the year will come where you're the person in charge of food.
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The person in charge should know their own mind and stick to their convictions.
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Who doesn't want to be appreciated by the person in charge of their paycheck?
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And [Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is] a very rich person in charge of Commerce.
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The new person in charge could draw a much harder line, complicating Mueller's job.
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"They said they didn't want a white rich person in charge and then they put a rich white person in charge," said Peter Ragone, a Democratic political consultant in San Francisco who was the communications director for a former mayor, Lt. Gov.
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I really don't know the name of a person in charge of the Grand Prix.
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It was disorganized, and the person in charge of it was focusing on irrelevant issues.
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If ever there were a person in charge of her own life, it is Stacey Abrams.
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"They have now acknowledged the person in charge of this was not conducting policy," Schiff said.
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Last night, the person in charge of the official San Francisco BART Twitter account lost it.
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You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side.
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He got some "guanxi" [connections] going and gave the person in charge of rehabilitations two chickens.
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There was a single person in charge of this situation, and that person was Donald Trump.
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In a lot of cases the person doing the weird thing is the person in charge.
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Executor: You get to choose the person in charge of making sure your wishes are followed.
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Former presidential advisers said documents like these were always a reflection of the person in charge.
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He also did not provide the name or contact information of the person in charge of Hollywire.
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A model with a single person in charge is not actually all that rare in open source.
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"Personally reach out to the hiring manager or person in charge of your department there," he says.
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There needs to be one person in charge of this effort to put these families back together.
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We want the head of a baseball diamond, and the person in charge there is the UMP.
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Rosenstein is the person in charge of overseeing the Mueller investigation following Attorney General Jeff Sessions's recusal.
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Because the person in charge of them is Sergei Eduardovich's 'friend' — Nuland is what she is called.
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I would really like to meet the person in charge of coming up with episode names for Westworld.
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Official media have also carefully avoided singling out any of the senior officials as the person in charge.
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Brill prioritizes "good journalism" and "the ultimate integrity of the person in charge" over clicks or page views.
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"Personally reach out to the hiring manager or person in charge of your department there," he tells CNBC.
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I think the future of our country is about each one of us, not one person in charge.
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Hand out trash bags and have one person in charge of trash, and one person handle the recycling.
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"The myth of a single person in charge taking control and running this is a myth," Fugate argued.
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Renduchintala is the person in charge of almost all of Intel's hardware, from design to engineering to manufacturing.
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Arthur Edwards, a royal photographer at The Sun newspaper since 1977, seemed to be the person in charge.
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We will enhance procedures to scrutinise game items before their release and hold the person in charge responsible.
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And I didn't feel like I could stay there and not be the person in charge of editorial.
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The director was impressed and shared the story with "the main person in charge" – later revealed to be Beyoncé.
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The person in charge of guiding Scott, called the sonographer, could see him and the images he was collecting.
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Yet right now, the person in charge doesn't seem that interested in committing more money to the opioid crisis.
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I was the only person in charge of OpenMind, he said, and he'd never even heard of Cooter & Cooter.
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So, each person in charge of the size, design, and placement of their loved one's ink, and vice versa.
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Who could possibly have more insight on breach detection and remediation than the person in charge of Yahoo's security?
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Like right now I've been dealing with the Uber CEO thing, which needs a clearly entrepreneurial person in charge.
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And that's a real problem since under US law, the person in charge of protecting the whistleblower is ... Trump.
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"Being the main financial person in charge, I attach all necessary documents for you to review," Mr. Lin wrote.
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After Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the probe, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein became the person in charge.
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When the Nebraska team pulled into the facility's flooded parking lot, the person in charge, Cherie Readus, came out, stunned.
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If not, the job of delivering Brexit will remain unfinished, and the person in charge will still be Theresa May.
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Some popular flags of convenience, like the Bahamas, have just one person in charge of inspecting ships that dock there.
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"The person in charge of the campaign is Joe Biden," a senior adviser told reporters on a Friday conference call.
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Beyond his involvement with Surface, Ballmer was the person in charge when Microsoft announced its Azure cloud offering in 2008.
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And this girl didn't really trust a lot of people other than me because I was the person in charge.
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Email the right person "Personally reach out to the hiring manager or person in charge of your department there," he says.
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The person in charge of testing that out is Fredros Okumu, science director of the Ifakara Health Institute, a Tanzanian organisation.
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It isn't, it's extremely complex, and when you're talking about British Columbia crime, there has never been one person in charge.
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By the time I got home, I had a two-page email from the person in charge loving what I'd done.
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Traditionally, the person in charge of guarding the mace — and restoring order in rare mace-snatchings — is the sergeant-at-arms.
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Traditionally, the person in charge of guarding the mace — and restoring order after rare mace-snatchings — is the sergeant-at-arms.
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"We wanted to make a garment, not a gadget," says Ivan Poupyrev, the person in charge of Google's side of the project.
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Mahjoubi joined Emmanuel Macron's team as the person in charge of all things digital while Macron was campaigning to become France's President.
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You can buy someone a round in a BAR, and the person in charge of making those rounds would be the bartender.
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As the person in charge, you're empowered to get a tangible result out of numerous heads working together on valuable company time.
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It's as if the person in charge of designing Facebook Watch had just returned from a year-long sabbatical studying podcast art.
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His role for more than two years in Washington was to be the person "in charge of all Pentagon buying," he said.
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Another major New York Times scoop: President Trump ordered the firing of Robert Mueller, the person in charge of overseeing the Russia investigation.
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Crew members are not allowed to come to me about the person in charge of them unless it's obviously detrimental to their health.
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But he also makes a much more direct point: He wanted to select the person in charge of any investigation of his campaign.
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"When I show up in communities, sometimes there are issues around people assuming that the cinematographer is the person in charge," she says.
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As Adweek reported, the newly appointed editor placed one person in charge of posting viral news stories on order to get more traffic.
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So he wanted to speak with the person in charge of enforcing the policy: a senior official at the E.P.A. named Janet McCabe.
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You might find the original posting, which includes the name and/or email address of the person in charge of the hiring process.
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The person in charge of that Haiti mission had been in charge of one in Chad 12 years ago when similar behavior occurred.
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Another person said Kelly respects Miller but is the clear person in charge over him, with no question of the line of authority.
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But who, ultimately, is the target of the joke — the person in charge, or the ones who put them there and prop them up?
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We will need more entertainment, but we will also need to deliver safety information and driving information to the driver or person in charge.
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With Donald Trump now the primary person in charge of the country, positive stories of government performance don't really fit into the media agenda.
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"You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side," said Democratic Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer Monday.
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This means it was necessary and terrifying that the person in charge be one of the people, a citizen, an equal — but also extraordinary.
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One key indicator of potential change will be who Trudeau appoints as house leader, the person in charge of maintaining ties with other parties.
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Meadows and Jordan's letter is an odd gambit, but the goal seems clear: to target and discredit Rosenstein, the person in charge of Mueller's probe.
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The person in charge of Microsoft's Surface line of PCs is reportedly taking charge of the Windows technology people see when they use those Surfaces.
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The lawsuit also says that Snap failed to disclose that it fired the person in charge of growth after just three weeks on the job.
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Problem is that the acting head of the FBI & the person in charge of the Hillary investigation, Andrew McCabe, got $700,000 from H for wife!
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Timeline: 2008: 🏴 Manchester City FC 23: 🇺🇸 NYCFC 2014: 🇦🇺 Melbourne City FC 2014: 🇯🇵 Yokohama F. Marinos 2017: 🇺🇾 Club Atlético Torque 2017: 🇪🇸 Girona 2018: 🇨🇳 Sichuan Jiuniu FC 2019: 🇮🇳 Mumbai City FC How it works: Each club has one person in charge of the business (COO) and one person in charge of the soccer (director), both of whom report to CFG.
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My wife was neither the person in charge of establishing the school nor Mr Kagoike's boss, so naturally she would not have made such a remark.
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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong might even be the person in charge of exploring this deal (AOL is TechCrunch's parent company, and Verizon is AOL's parent company).
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I'm not sure what it means for Mazzella's day-to-day involvement, but Brusson now seems like the person in charge of the new strategic direction.
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" Another just had some words of advice for one specific person who works for the film festival: "Do better, person in charge of making Cannes posters.
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Somehow, that's not a desperate line from someone on Veep president Selina Meyer's staff — that's something the person in charge of our actual school system said.
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Correa -- who's making $5 MILLION this season -- announced the injury moment ago and he's pointing the finger squarely at the person in charge of his rubdown.
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But a little reflection on "human connection" or environmental stewardship might not be such a bad thing for a person in charge of other people's paychecks.
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Insider spoke with Mark Baker — the person in charge of restoring the castle — to learn more about its history and the ghosts that haunt the grounds.
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Hiroshi Lockheimer — Google's head of Android and the de-facto person-in-charge of the company's relationships with device manufacturers — recognized that the landscape had changed.
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" There's a flip side if you go to a person in charge and say, "What do you want to do?" and they go, "I don't know.
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That means the person in charge of them when they're called up is the governor — so an elected leader is still in charge, not the military.
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"This is an important step in the process, marking (the bank's) the official establishment," said the statement, citing an unnamed person in charge at the new bank.
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Will you all, do you think, do you imagine, I know you're not the person in charge of this, put an employee on the board of Google?
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Local county— the person in charge of public health in your county is some overworked man or woman at a desk somewhere in the county courthouse, probably.
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Local county— the person in charge of public health in your county is some overworked man or woman at a desk somewhere in the county courthouse, probably.
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The person in charge of the investigation would have the power to reject indictments and other investigative requests, including whether to refer investigations to other federal prosecutors.
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It seems like forever ago, but it's worth remembering that the person in charge of Trump's campaign for a while — Paul Manafort — had important relationships in Ukraine.
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It's the starting center, you know, that person in charge of the crew that allows the offense to function at all and has no place in fantasy sports.
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You might be shocked to hear this, but the person in charge of Snapchat Discover and Snap's other "non-friend content" isn't impressed by Instagram's copycat product, IGTV.
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While Natasha visits with employees and tidies up behind the checkout counter, she explains her biggest challenges as the person in charge of managing the grocery store's brand.
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"If you know the person in charge of the investigation, you know about that, Deputy Rosenstein, Rod Rosenstein," Trump said after being asked why he hasn't fired Mueller.
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Research on 10,000 family-owned Italian companies shows performance usually worsens after the person in charge reaches 70, said Guido Corbetta, an Italian academic specializing in family capitalism.
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"If he were to fire him or forced to resign, that would be a very significant issue because he's the person in charge of the Mueller investigation," Sen.
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In place of a single point person in charge of guiding and shaping US cyber policy, the task will now fall instead to two National Security Council senior directors.
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Mr. Dauman replaced Ms. Herzer as the person in charge of Mr. Redstone's health care plan and had been scheduled to give a deposition in the case on Tuesday.
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"Problem is that the acting head of the FBI & the person in charge of the Hillary investigation, Andrew McCabe, got $700,000 from H for wife!" he said on Twitter.
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I think it's about the market's interpretation of the capacity of the person in charge to get a deal, and about the timing left to get a deal done.
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Kelly Ward is now the NDRC's executive director — making her, essentially, the person in charge of making sure of repeating last time's devastating result for the party doesn't happen again.
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Over the span of several months, Netflix has trolled Cole lovers with photos and memes, even joking that he was the person in charge of running the brand's social accounts.
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So when I tried to speak with the person in charge of the tour, the tour manager for Pentagram [Greg Turley], I was met with dismissal and a weird attitude.
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Yet the person in charge can affect the lives of some of the world's least fortunate, which is why the next incumbent must be the best on offer (see article).
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"It is too bad you are just another individual with a twitter account and not the person in charge of whether or not Nazis get to be here," Schatz wrote.
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"Oh, yeah, I've spoken to Mr. Stepien, who's the person in charge of the campaign, and he has assured me the same thing," Mr. Christie said during the news conference.
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Redstone's ex-girlfriend, Manuela Herzer, filed a lawsuit asking to be reinstated as the person in charge of Redstone's healthcare if he becomes unable to make decisions on his own.
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Appointing one of the department's top lawyers to be the person in charge of investigating the department for potential wrongdoing raised concerns within the watchdog's office and on Capitol Hill.
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For Democrats on Capitol Hill, Pence's role as the head of the coronavirus task force has been seen as more as a conduit of information than the person in charge.
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But regardless of the reason, it's not terribly surprising that the person in charge of Google's culture for the past four years might not be sticking around to fix it.
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"Problem is that the acting head of the FBI & the person in charge of the Hillary investigation, Andrew McCabe, got $700,000 from H for wife," Trump tweeted in July 2017.
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Much like a successful Brexit, a good World Cup campaign requires the person in charge to strategise, mobilise national sentiment and outmanoeuvre all the clever foreigners who want us to fail.
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I think the best seat is near the person in charge but not right next to him or her because you won't be able to maintain eye contact, which is key.
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As a job-seeker, you should understand that the person who really controls the chessboard is the hiring manager or department head — the actual person in charge of the future hire.
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"This is going to be a significant undertaking and it's clear there has to be one person in charge," said U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw at a hearing in San Diego.
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Career intelligence professionals worry that Shelby Pierson, the person in charge of evaluating intelligence regarding election security with the ODNI, will also be fired, according to a former top intelligence official.
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By removing the person in charge of that very investigation, the president has shown that he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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"Problem is that the acting head of the FBI & the person in charge of the Hillary investigation, Andrew McCabe, got $700,000 from H for wife!" he said in a subsequent tweet.
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Appointing one of the department's top lawyers to be the person in charge of investigating the department for potential wrongdoing had raised concerns within the watchdog's office and on Capitol Hill.
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There had been a "bureaucratic" mistake rather than any intention to exclude Zarif, it said, describing the minister as the main person in charge of foreign policy and backed by Khamenei.
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I love the idea of the person in charge of bringing Android to life creating his own phone and company, but Essential is more an indulgence than a real mass-market device.
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But their idea has hit a snag when the Senate parliamentarian — the person in charge of ensuring the tax bill complies with Senate budget rules — said a "trigger" would break Senate rules.
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The Public Ministry said Mr. Castillo was "the person in charge of providing logistics and other resources to one of the material authors already being prosecuted for the crime," according to Reuters.
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At the time, Kushner said that the goal was for the patient to be the primary person in charge of his or her data, and to kickstart innovation around sharing health data.
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But, as mental health professionals, we have felt a duty to address a public health crisis: a mentally unfit person in charge of the world's most powerful military and its nuclear weapons.
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"I've spoken to Mr. Stepien, who's the person in charge of the campaign, and he has assured me the same thing," he added when a reporter asked specifically about his campaign manager.
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A person in charge of the parking garage said one day last year he came to the office and saw a "shelter" sign posted, but he had no idea what it was.
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And much like a post office, the server has three jobs: So that means the person in charge of this digital post office — a postmaster, if you will — has an important job.
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The Texas factory only had one person in charge of securing materials, whereas, in China, there are plenty of skilled workers to fill that need as there's a higher demand for similar positions.
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Mr Zhang, the most senior person in charge, is thought to be out of favour after blotting his copybook in March by saying that the economy had had "a tremendous start" to 2016.
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"Having a fully digital currency gives the person in charge of the digital currency a lot more power," Jeff Schumacher, CEO of 55 Foundry, a company incubator and investor, told CNBC at Davos.
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To top it all off, the person in charge of doling out Title X grants is an anti-choice extremist who used to run crisis pregnancy centers and has compared abortion to the Holocaust.
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Case in point: Rodrigo Zuloaga, now the head of new product development, was our entire marketing department in the early days, as well as the person in charge of e-commerce and trademark law.
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"It is deeply troubling that President Trump just fired the person in charge of investigating his ties to Russia, and the President's stated reasons for firing Director Comey are difficult to believe," Franken said.
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After 9/11, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence was created to oversee all of this activity, with the hopes that putting one person in charge would facilitate information sharing among them.
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They are effectively given the impression that the person in charge of their education, the teacher they see begging the community for classroom supplies and struggling to make ends meet, isn't worthy of respect.
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Career intelligence professionals worry that Shelby Pierson, the person in charge of evaluating intelligence regarding election security with the ODNI, will be moved out of her position, according to a former top intelligence official.
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Firing James Comey, the person in charge of an investigation into your associates, isn't a chess move; it's swiping the pieces off the board and walking away — a transparent display of dominance and power.
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On Monday, the main internet regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China, quoted an unidentified person in charge of internet security saying that the ransomware was still spreading but the speed of transmission had slowed.
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Trump has been desperately trying stop the suggestions that his campaign colluded with the Russians last year, but removing the person in charge of conducting the investigation will cast a shadow over future probing.
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How, as the Senate whip, the person in charge of counting votes, how certain are you that all three of those Democrats will stay on board this time and vote against whoever the president nominates?
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The person in charge of this so-called black site: current CIA Director Gina Haspel, who was the "chief of base" at the site from October 2002 until it closed, in December of that year.
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But it means there is no countervailing voice in the government, and the person in charge of defense — the most important portfolio in Israel after the prime minister — is a civilian with little military experience.
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Some exchanges failed to have rules where the person in charge of the storage would be regularly rotated out, the source said, declining to be identified because the information has yet to be made public.
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On foreign policy, Buttigieg's background suggests a preoccupation with strength and a confidence that American military power can be wielded responsibly and unashamedly with the right person in charge, that person preferably being Pete Buttigieg.
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The president wants it, Mr. Kushner is moving the ball and, for the first time in decades, the administration has an opportunity to change the BOP for the better with the right person in charge.
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We're hearing now that the person in charge of the Affordable Health Care Act methodology is an alum of the Hillarycare program in the 1990s who was brought in by Democrats to score the ACA.
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Grant Tarling, the company's top doctor and the person in charge of responding to outbreaks, said he hadn't learned about the infection until the following day — after being alerted to a post on social media.
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And not only is Shuri (Wright) T'Challa's cooler, funnier younger sister, she's also the person in charge of developing the technological marvels that enable him to actually be Black Panther, including a new and improved suit.
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I Would Like to Buy a Drink for the Poor Soul Who Ran the San Francisco BART Twitter Account Last NightLast night, the person in charge of the official San Francisco BART Twitter account lost it.
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His seemingly oddball work has drawn both the ire of grandstanding senators and the full-throated support of at least one person in charge of awarding grants from that bastion of frivolity, the United States Army.
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The structural thing is maybe not obvious but: the president of the United States is, ultimately, the person in charge of the dollar; the power of the dollar is an extension of the power of the state.
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The group was joined by Fey as the monologist: the person in charge of telling stories based off of a suggestion from the crowd that the performers then have to use to build the fully improvised scenes.
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Chris Purcell, leader of Patrol Squadron Four and the person in charge of this mission, says that's because windows limit a plane's weight-bearing capabilities and the P-8, unlike the 737, has to carry heavy armaments.
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Once, when a suitcase was sent out with a customer's incomplete initials stenciled onto the luggage tag, CEO Steph Korey said the person in charge must have been "brain dead" and threatened to take over the project.
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To some extent, it's still the case that if one place doesn't have the right machines to stitch together that textile or to ultrasonically weld it and then tape the bond, the person in charge knows who does.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — As the person in charge of the social media for Wordplay (you can twut at Wordplay on Twitter or follow me on Facebook), I got a vicarious thrill out of today's puzzle by Ross Trudeau.
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Since it began recording every Bitcoin transaction in 2009, the Bitcoin blockchain has more or less seamlessly kept the records of a currency that is now worth over $100 billion — and with no institution or person in charge.
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In Dublin, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said Hogan's was a "very positive development for Ireland" and that it was a definite advantage to have an Irish person in charge of the trade brief for the next five years.
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When help arrived at a storm shelter in Rockport, Texas, on Saturday, to help residents affected by Hurricane Harvey, they were stunned to find out the person in charge was a 29-year-old man with no medical expertise.
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The only sounds come from the person in charge of clearing away the excess metal with a shovel-like implement banging the leftovers off her tool on the concrete veranda, and the wind moving through the canyon behind them.
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"Overall, it's not like I think there's some magic bullet that will make everything okay for indies, so I'm glad the person in charge is thinking about us and trying a bunch of things," says Phill Ryu of Impending.
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Another one for the new era of Travis: Google's top HR executive is also its chief culture officer, the person in charge of assuring Google lives up to the "Don't be evil" credo that dates to its early days.
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For much of the last two decades, Steve Mills has been in the Knicks orbit, whether as a high-ranking executive with the Madison Square Garden Company or as the person in charge of basketball decisions for the franchise.
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That's when Mr. Scharf became the latest person in charge of fixing the mess that is Wells Fargo, which has made little progress righting itself in the nearly four years since a series of scandals began bursting into view.
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At the school, teachers are now starting to do a lesson on rules, such as how do they create their own classroom rules, what happens when people don't follow rules and what happens when the person in charge doesn't follow them.
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Milgram had an "experimenter," the person in charge of the experiment, instruct a "teacher," an experiment volunteer, to shock an unseen "learner" (really, an actor who was not receiving any real shocks) every time they got a memory recall problem incorrect.
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"You need clear policies in place from the get-go that everyone can point to, and there should also be a channel to report instances of gender-based harassment and violence that is unrelated to the person in charge," Potter said.
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So many were alarmed when The Hill reported on Tuesday that Zinke was getting rid of the person in charge of several of those inquiries—and would replace her with a Trump political appointee with no experience in government oversight.
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An insurance company shall ensure the independence of the compliance department and if the firm dismisses the person in charge of compliance it has to report to the CIRC and provide a reason within 10 days, according to the rules.
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"Most people feel remarkably better after they meet the person in charge of the aircraft," he explained of the letter he provides on the app and in his course, which asks the captain flying the plane to meet anxious passengers.
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You know, maybe he&aposs a lot better lawyer than I am, but I was never able to stand in front of a jury and explain away, yes, the person in charge here hated the defendant, was biased and prejudiced against him.
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"I still have a lot of love for my town, I still love my high school, I love all of the teachers, and honestly I really do respect the person in charge of the yearbook and my principal and everyone," she said.
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They say Trump, based on other reports and the president's own words, wanted to put an end to the FBI's investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia, so he fired Comey, the person in charge of the agency investigating the Trump-Russia ties.
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Just months ahead of the expected launch of its fourth-generation device, the person in charge of Google's Pixel smartphone division — A Google spokesperson confirmed the reports of Queiroz's internal move with Business Insider, but would not specify further about his new role.
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Read more: AOC's squad always has her back — and it shows the power of making friends at work"Everyone sits around and waits until there is a new person in charge," Brian Kropp, chief of HR research at Gartner, told Business Insider.
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As election experts denounced Kemp's last-minute charge that Democrats hacked the election system, it was already clear that whatever the result, the contest was going to be marked by scandal—and Kemp, the person in charge of overseeing it, stood to benefit.
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The person in charge of that herd—the one who had the most access to the resources, was the most central, and determined who was in and who was out—was someone we were programmed to attend to, look toward, feel favorably toward.
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"I was the senior Treasury person in charge of the World Bank and all of those agencies when I was in the Reagan administration and they destroyed -- we, we the United States, through our foreign aid programs, have destroyed countless countries," Malpass said.
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About New York This was supposed to be a big week for infrastructure at the White House, in case you had not heard, and the person in charge was a builder who had weathered one of the great disasters to hit his hometown.
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Adlon opted to proceed, though not without some anxiety about being the sole person in charge of the show after sharing those duties with C.K. "It was scary, and I'd never been in a writer's room before, let alone run one," she said.
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While Facebook's dual-voting structure is not unusual in Silicon Valley where visionary founders seek to retain control of the company they built from their dorm rooms, the system does create problems when the person in charge is no longer viewed as benign or responsible.
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"I'm concerned that the person in charge of our office of ethics is not the most ethical person," Mr. Chaffetz said in an interview on Friday, a day after he sent a stinging letter to Mr. Shaub raising the possibility of a congressional investigation.
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I've brought up that I don't yet have work to do and that I'm happy to help on any project to the person in charge of staffing my office many times, talking to her every day she's in the office in person and emailing her as well.
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"Today's display, while intended to reassure the American people that the White House is on top of this problem, instead to me emphasized that there isn't any one person in charge, and that there is apparently still no formal process for interagency coordination to address this threat," he said.
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While the government has sought to replace low-skilled foreign laborers with native Saudis, and, according to one person in charge of this initiative who spoke to me, women specifically, job openings for shop assistants and factory workers do little to help women with college degrees and higher qualifications.
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A. Copying all the events from the school's Google calendar may be possible, but check with the technical administrator or person in charge of the school calendar to see if your account has permission to do so, or if you can sync the school calendar to your personal calendar.
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"Commissioner Hogan will of course work for Europe as a whole, but it is a definite advantage to have an Irish person in charge of this crucial brief over the next five years," said Varadkar, who specifically mentioned the EU's post-Brexit trade deal with the United Kingdom.
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Photo: GettyThe state of Florida failed to conduct national background checks on tens of thousands of applicants looking to procure a concealed weapon permit for more than a year, and the reason is about as dumb as it gets: the person in charge of performing the checks forgot their login information.
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There's a huge amount to unpack here, but here's what is perhaps the single most important fact: The president of the United States, whose campaign is under FBI investigation over its potential ties to Russia, just fired the head of the FBI — the person in charge of that very investigation.
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And the test facing a Hillary Clinton administration would be to maintain a strategic balance that taps his strengths without outshining his wife — something that would risk undermining her own credibility with foreign leaders and with voters who might wonder whether the person they elected is actually the person in charge.
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The original idea was, yeah, an African-American male lead, the character of Stevenson who was the commander of the space station was originally slated to be African-American, and the flight director who's the person in charge of mission control was originally going to be a Latino-American woman.
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As private blockchains begin to be used daily to track supply chains or copyrights, the other big question is whether they will be economically attractive enough to persuade companies to replace their old database systems — with one person in charge — with the inefficiencies that come with multiple people keeping records.
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Let me finish on one of the things you didn't finish up on, the last thing that you talked about, when you were talking about this idea of cycle of addiction, one person in charge, you know, centralized thing, and the third one was ... I'm sorry, addiction ... Manipulation, addiction, and control.
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And meanwhile, the person in charge of his Mueller witch hunt, the deputy A.G. Rod Rosenstein, he has responded to growing calls for his recusal, writing a letter to Senator Lindsey Graham stating he will recuse himself if deemed appropriate, and he recommended -- he&aposs the guy that recommended Comey&aposs firing.
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"I find it improper for the person in charge of the financial stability in Europe to sound the alarm, even if softened later on, over the health of the Italian lenders since Italy is one of the countries under his banking supervision," Bagnai said in a radio interview with state-owned RAI.
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As the person in charge of overseeing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian election interference, Rosenstein frequently found himself at the center of partisan attacks from both sides.
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While Caleb Bryant, a senior foodservice analyst at Mintel and the person in charge of compiling the report, says the firm doesn't have specific data on how significant a role online dating has played in the apparent pullback from bars and clubs, most of the millennials we spoke to cited it as a key reason.
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During an inspection of a place of worship a fire chief should have a frank discussion with the person in charge, explaining reasons why manual firefighting is not successful, and recommend the most effective way to insure survival of an irreplaceable, historic place of worship is to install an automatic sprinkler systems and smoke detectors.
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New post: Chief of the party's anti-corruption agency, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Previous position: Head of the party's Organization Department Age: 60 Birthplace: Qinghai Province As the person in charge of vetting new party leadership appointees, Mr. Zhao has been a key person in President Xi's signature push to fight corruption.
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"We got a wild person in charge right now, but what I see happening is less hate among different creeds and walks of life — like the Muslims, the Jews, the gays, the transgender — like all people are just like, you know what, there's a greater purpose, there's a bigger enemy," the 32-year-old D.C.-born entertainer said.
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This week, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE told local Iowans that he "doesn't want a poor person" in charge of the economy.
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Related: 'Almost Sociopathic Lack of Care': Vatican Child Protection Commissioner Calls on Church Finance Chief to Resign In an emailed response to questions from VICE News earlier this year, Sodalicio's spokesman Fernando Vidal said that police were not contacted back in the 1990s, when the allegations first cropped up within the organization, because Doig was the person in charge of handling the matter.
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" According to the California code, a patient can be held "when a person, as a result of a mental health disorder, is a danger to others, or to himself or herself, or gravely disabled, a peace officer [or] professional person in charge... may, upon probable cause, take, or cause to be taken, the person into custody for a period of up to 72 hours for assessment, evaluation, and crisis intervention.
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Turning that budget into a multipart, multihour experience is a job not unlike being the C.E.O. of a small company: The person in charge has to set the vision, crosscheck the delightful details to ensure they're not featured on blogs about "wedding trends that are so last year," find caterers who will leave neither the Whole 30 crowd nor the newly minted vegans starving, and ensure that it's all executed on time and with panache.
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And things escalated to the point where promoters were telling us that there was money being mishandled for our buyouts, and we should have been getting things that we weren't getting, and finally, on the last night we were on the tour, I went to try and talk to the person in charge of Pentagram about the problems we were having, and how we were feeling, and he just laughed in my face, and basically told me that how I feel doesn't matter.
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"As a modest servant, I have had no concern other than elevating [our] foreign policy and the credibility of the Foreign Ministry as the person in charge of advancing foreign policy and protecting national interests and people's rights in the international arena," Zarif wrote, according to Press TV. The foreign minister resumed his duties by attending the official welcome ceremony for Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to Tehran and by speaking on the phone with his Syrian counterpart, Walid al-Moallem.
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