We need to actually take the reins of power from them.
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Newsom is scheduled to take the reins of state government Jan.
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Scaramucci will formally take the reins of White House communications office Aug. 85033.
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We examine possible candidates positioning themselves to take the reins of the Christian Democrats.
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We examine possible candidates to take the reins of her party, the Christian Democrats.
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Maduro last month appointed a general to take the reins of PDVSA and the oil ministry.
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Mr. Benioff becomes the latest tech billionaire to take the reins of an iconic media brand.
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She'll take the reins of a business that's critical to Citi's US retail banking growth strategy.
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Mr. Benioff is the latest tech billionaire to take the reins of a historic news brand.
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It happened because this is what always happens when "business-friendly" politicians take the reins of government.
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" The first allows them to take the reins of the Millennium Falcon on a "customized secret mission.
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Prior to selling, Lucas had been reticent to let anyone else take the reins of his franchises.
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With Mr. Cali's murder, it was not clear who would take the reins of the Gambino family.
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He has never been approached by a big brand to take the reins of a heritage house.
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Many ranchers have struggled to find family members to take the reins of their land and businesses.
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Besides, the saga of Westeros is about to wrap up, and then who'll take the reins of fire?
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Kraninger would take the reins of the politically polarizing consumer watchdog agency that Republicans have long fought to weaken.
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Kelly has been trying to take the reins of staffing in the West Wing since his elevation last summer.
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The board has directed Smith and Pinto to take the reins of the largest US bank while Dimon recovers.
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Barr will take the reins of the Justice Department -- which is, of course, involved in the Mueller Russia investigation.
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Over the next few weeks, lawmakers will be looking ahead too, readying for Trump to take the reins of power.
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But while Trump sounds ready to take the reins of the Republican Party, some primary rivals aren't ready to concede.
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At the same time, an opposition leader, Jeanine Añez Chavez, said she was ready to take the reins of power.
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Guaidó, however, has been unable to take the reins of power from Maduro, who maintains control of most Venezuelan institutions.
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In February, the assembly named a new board of directors to take the reins of state oil firm PDVSA's U.S. subsidiary Citgo.
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He may not know it but in this transition he will take the reins of the largest energy company in the world.
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Many GOP senators are happy that Trump nominated Pompeo, a former House Republican lawmaker, to take the reins of the State Department.
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Euisun Chung pledged in January to complete a restructuring expected to pave the way for him to take the reins of the group.
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On Wednesday, JPMorgan (JPM) announced that CFO Marianne Lake is leaving her post to take the reins of the bank's consumer lending business.
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And then when they were afforded the opportunity to take the reins of the team, you saw them take full advantage of it.
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He has repudiated Mr. da Silva's party at nearly every turn, vowing that socialists will never again take the reins of the country.
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Mr. Wilkie would take the reins of the department as it is trying to claw itself out of years of mismanagement and dysfunction.
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But she may stay longer as palace sources say she will take the reins of the recruitment process and help usher in her successor.
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But Democrats are keeping up the pressure for Roberts to take the reins of what new witnesses or documents are allowed or not allowed.
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By anointing Cyrille as head of the conglomerate, Bollore made clear his second son will take the reins of the family interests when he retires.
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Bannon ultimately would take the reins of the Trump campaign and will be the White House chief strategist when Trump is sworn in Jan. 20.
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Berlin-based DJ and label head Steffi will take the reins of fabric London's mix series and compile its 133th installation, due out June 213.
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An acting homeland secretary would take the reins of a highly toxic policy, while Trump is forced to search for yet another Cabinet level position.
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"We need to stop expecting that our systems will somehow fix themselves, we need to actually take the reins of power from them," Manning says.
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He had tried for years to take the reins of Pakistan, a nuclear-armed Islamic nation that has struggled with poverty, economic stagnation and instability.
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Veteran Nasdaq in-house counsel John Zecca will take the reins of the legal department as chief legal officer and executive vice president on Oct.
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Kanye West wants some of what Justin Bieber's got -- he's hiring his manager Scooter Braun to take the reins of his music and fashion empire.
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"I am excited to take the reins of this incredible company and grateful for the Board's confidence in me," Kempczinski wrote in an email to employees.
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As the investigation seems to be intensifying, the President, according to multiple sources, is convinced he needs to take the reins of his own legal strategy.
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NBCUniversal alum George Cheeks is set to take the reins of CBS as longtime CBS corporate leader Joe Ianniello departs after 22 years with the company.
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Still, when Diacre was first approached by the national federation to take the reins of France's women's team in 2016, her instinct was to stay put.
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Maybe in some countries, where the rulers were ousted, the revolutionaries should have been more determined to take the reins of power, and defend themselves from counterrevolution.
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And Emmer, who will take the reins of the House GOP's campaign arm, disputed the notion that Republicans weren't being proactive about figuring out what went wrong.
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On Wednesday, Sánchez doubled down on that assertion, saying there's "a real breadth and depth of talent" that needs room to take the reins of the party.
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Nello Ferrara was being groomed to take the reins of a famed confectioner, but chose to cobble together a decade-long career with 220 minor league teams.
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Stepping aside and letting director Irvin Kershner and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan take the reins of the sequel to "Star Wars" was the smartest decision Lucas ever made.
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Rita Ora may be from the other side of the pond — but don't think that means she isn't ready to take the reins of America's Next Top Model.
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The nomination will go through the Senate for confirmation and, if confirmed, Powell will take the reins of the central bank when Yellen's term expires in early February.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco released "Chair the Fed" on Thursday, a web-based game that lets players take the reins of the nation's central bank.
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Senators are preparing to take the reins of the impeachment trial on Wednesday after largely being relegated to the sidelines of the floor proceedings in the first week.
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In 2014, he even offered to take the reins of the Hollywood glam-fest: I should host the #Oscars just to shake things up - this is not good!
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Scharf, previously the CEO of Visa (V) and a senior executive at JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, is set to take the reins of Wells Fargo on October 21.
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Then, after simulating years upon years of motor control, the AI can take the reins of a physical robotic arms, and maybe one day even control full-body robots.
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Determined to forge her own path, she refuses to take the reins of her father's global empire just as staunchly as she rejects the idea that he's truly gone.
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The "All The Way Up" rapper has felt compelled to take the reins of recovery efforts in large part because of the Trump Administration's anemic response to the tragedy.
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And as her backers take the reins of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), they will get long-awaited access to the massive list Obama built during his presidential campaigns.
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Sources say Genish, 57, has been chosen to take the reins of Telecom Italia by its controlling shareholder, Vivendi, where the Israeli-born executive works as chief convergence officer.
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Behind the scenes, Trump has sought to take the reins of the narrative, disappointed that neither Kavanaugh nor congressional Republicans have been able to put the allegations to rest.
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Given the influence of protectionist organized labor interests, it also seems unlikely that Democrats will prioritize restrictions on Trump's trade recklessness should they take the reins of Congress next year.
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Mike Bishop (R-Mich.) in last week's midterms, had promised voters during the campaign that she wants to see a new generation of leaders take the reins of both parties.
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When I realized that, one thing I wanted to have was economic freedom and then I realized that I wanted to, you know, take the reins of my own destiny.
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While many of our culture's foundational stories have been controlled by white men, women and minorities are now stepping up to tell their own stories and take the reins of distribution.
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Across the Atlantic, another woman is poised to take the reins of one of the "big four" banks in Britain: Alison Rose is set to become CEO of RBS on November 1.
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Howard is slated to take the reins of the forthcoming, and yet untitled, Han Solo film after directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller left the project on Tuesday, the company said Thursday.
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Since Donald Trump won the White House, I'd watched women take the reins of the Democratic Party, running for office in historic numbers, volunteering for campaigns, protesting and starting new political organizations.
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"We need to stop expecting that our systems will somehow fix themselves, we need to actually take the reins of power from them," Manning says in the first ad for her campaign.
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More important, they each have a terrific young quarterback among the up-and-coming signal callers likely to take the reins of the game from Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers.
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The shake-up comes as incoming Chief Executive Mike Henry prepares to take the reins of the world's biggest miner when Andrew Mackenzie officially steps down at the end of the year.
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Clinton is on the verge of becoming the first woman to lead a major-party ticket and may well be the first woman to take the reins of the world's most powerful nation.
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With the popular President Carlos Andrés Pérez unable to succeed himself, COPEI's leadership saw an opportunity to take the reins of power at a time when oil wealth was pouring into the country.
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He was brought to Cue police station on Wednesday morning, with Constable Scott Mason deciding to take the reins of raising it, even though his wife has just given birth to the couple's baby.
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López Obrador, who has already handpicked a former World Trade Organization economist to take the reins of the negotiation, is keen on reaching a deal rather than withdrawing, like Trump has threatened to do.
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As Labor secretary, the 55-year-old son of Dominican immigrants has run a massive government agency, an experience that some Democrats say makes him uniquely equipped to take the reins of the DNC.
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More from the administration: Trump on Thursday tasked the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to take the reins of the government's coronavirus response efforts going forward, noting FEMA's disaster-response experience in the states.
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The Trump loyalist would take the reins of an agency with an $2628 million budget and that oversees five news networks with 28503,22019 journalists broadcasting on radio, television, and the internet in 61 languages.
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"I know Tauheed has exotic taste, so I let him take the reins of the wedding, but I gave him some guidance on what I was looking for," Ward told Vogue at the time.
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Freeman has been with the American Gaming Association (AGA) since 2013 and will be stepping down in August to take the reins of GMA, an industry group that represents corporations such as Clorox and PepsiCo.
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The video goes on to compare key moments of the Obama administration with actions Buttigieg took overseeing South Bend, insinuating that the former mayor doesn't have enough experience to take the reins of the federal government.
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GAZA CITY — Beleaguered Gazans exulted at seeing the two main Palestinian factions take an important step toward reconciliation on Monday, as the Palestinian Authority's prime minister arrived to take the reins of their impoverished territory's government.
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The government "rejects the continued attacks by the Trump administration that seek to undermine, unsuccessfully, the spirit and will of a people determined to take the reins of their own destiny," it said in a statement.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has an all but insurmountable delegate lead, cannot take the reins of the convention process until either Mr. Sanders concedes or Mr. Biden reaches a 1,991-delegate threshold.
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Now, following Mr. Taylor's death from renal failure at 88, Mr. Novak is preparing — perhaps sooner than he expected — to take the reins of an organization that includes two dance companies, an archive and a school.
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But the stakes were certainly high for one man, Michael Davies, the program's executive producer, because he had literally walked away from a job as an ABC programming executive to take the reins of the show.
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Bolsonaro, a far-right populist who is due to take the reins of power in Brazil in January, ran a campaign backed by illegal loggers and miners who want him to open the Amazon for more business.
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With his Texas energy experience, I am hopeful that Secretary Perry will take the reins of the DOE and brand the department a continuing force for cost-effective — and environmentally sustainable — improvements to our nation's energy infrastructure.
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A recent Wall Street Journal article by Sam Walker posits that leaders who only reluctantly take the reins of a company, a country, or any kind of team often turn out to be the best leaders of all.
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The JLP won on promises of tax cuts and job creation, but is set to take the reins of a nation saddled with a debt to GDP ratio of around 125 percent, high unemployment and a sluggish economy.
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As the investigation seems to be intensifying, the President, according to multiple sources, is convinced he needs to take the reins of his own legal strategy and Trump has recently pushed to bring new attorneys onto his team.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," said Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," said Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center.
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The comments come as Uber narrows down the list of finalists to take the reins of the ride-hailing company, which has been without a CEO since cofounder Travis Kalanick resigned in June after a series of controversies.
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Through the lens of these YA fantasy books, history is suddenly a place full of young women who take the reins of their own story (and cause major world events to unfold); a place where magic is within reach.
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Those people, along with the hundreds who swarmed the stage after Cook bid us adieu, taking selfies and grinning wide, are now poised to take the reins of Apple's future—even if Jobs wouldn't necessarily have wanted them to.
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Jammeh's announcement presents an unexpected and severe challenge to the incoming Barrow administration, which was already grappling with how to take the reins of power and deal with the army that for two decades was loyal to the president.
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The real estate mogul and reality TV star, who has said he would ban all Muslims from entering the country and once bragged about sexually assaulting women, will now take the reins of the country at a precarious time.
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However, the source gave no details on who would take the reins of the powerful CDP, which traditionally plays a vital role in Italian corporate politics and is often called in when national strategic interests are deemed to be at stake.
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"The central government may be still in an active process in gauging when it's appropriate for Xi to appear to take the reins of the coronavirus fighting efforts," Rui Zhong, a China expert at the Wilson Center, told CNN's James Griffiths.
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"I know Tauheed has exotic taste, so I let him take the reins of the wedding [planning], but I gave him some guidance on what I was looking for," Kesha told Vogue of what went into putting the event together.
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Wolff's main claims—that the Trump campaign didn't expect to win, that they were unprepared to take the reins of power, that Trump himself is unfit for office, and that his advisers are powerless to control him—all track with reality.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), the vice chairman of the Caucus, is amplifying her previous calls for an overhaul of the top three leaders next year, citing a desire for younger lawmakers with fresh ideas to take the reins of the party.
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Washington (CNN)With Defense Secretary James Mattis on his way out two months earlier than planned, Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan will take the reins of the government's largest and most complex agency with no military and foreign policy experience.
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LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Carrying a bundle of newspapers, former British finance minister George Osborne turned up on Tuesday to start work as a journalist, following last month's shock announcement that he would take the reins of London's main daily paper.
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Kirchner, 66, said in her announcement that if she and Mr. Fernández win in October, they will take the reins of a profoundly distressed economy, calling the conditions worse than in 2001, when Argentina defaulted on nearly $100 billion in debt.
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Asked whether he was preparing to take the reins of all of his father's business one day, he said that running a business was never "an easy task" and cited how much red tape there was to deal with in Russia.
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Tarbert, now at the law firm Allen & Overy LLP, will take the reins of CFIUS at a time when the inter-agency panel has balked at approving deals involving Chinese buyers in areas as disparate as semiconductors, insurance and aluminum.
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Managing a budget of more than $40 billion and responsible for more than 240,000 workers, Kelly will take the reins of an organization responsible for border security, immigration control, responding to natural disasters, cyber-security and screening passengers at airports, among other duties.
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NASA's Commercial Crew Program — an experiment to see if the commercial space industry can take the reins of sending people to low Earth orbit — was first funded in 2010, but has yet to actually fly any astronauts due to struggles in development.
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Dean told The Associated Press that he will take the reins of the plan agreed to by officials with the Democratic National Committee (DNC), state party leaders and Democratic consultants, which is aimed at using voter data to drive people to the polls.
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For years, Mr. Khan had tried but failed to take the reins of this nuclear-armed Islamic republic, which has struggled with poverty, economic stagnation and instability and which is increasingly torn between its two biggest allies: China and the United States.
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Also known as "El Licenciado" or the Graduate, an apparent nod to a law background that includes a stint working for the Sinaloa state prosecutor's office, López Núñez was set to take the reins of one of the largest drug cartels in the world.
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Here's what you need to know about the power vacuum and the key players: Sinaloa's power structure Jesus Alfredo Guzman, who was kidnapped August 15, was allegedly groomed to take the reins of the Sinaloa cartel his father ran -- except he's got a bit of a party-boy reputation.
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Democrats lining up investigations Most ominously for Trump, Democrats are positioning themselves to unleash an unprecedented regime of investigation and oversight against his White House as soon as they take the reins of power in January, while special counsel Robert Mueller grinds away ever closer to the President's inner circle.
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Why it matters: For all the wrangling over the government's antitrust suit that tried to block the AT&T/Time Warner merger, it's still a big open question whether a buttoned-up telecom company can take the reins of a legendary content producer like HBO without squandering its cultural cachet.
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In the book, Conason recounts a scene at a dinner party in 2009 -- attended by other former Secretaries of State, including host Madeleine Albright, Condoleezza Rice and Henry Kissinger, in addition to Powell -- where they each offered Clinton guidance and advice as she prepared to take the reins of the State Department.
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Julia Keleher, a former Washington-based education consultant appointed by Mr. Rosselló to take the reins of Puerto Rico's school system in 2017, said the school choice bill, in the works since before the hurricane, would allow the sort of flexibility adopted by some mainland school districts more than a decade ago.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The British-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto said on Thursday that its chief executive, Sam Walsh, would retire on July 1 and that Jean-Sébastien Jacques, chief executive of its copper and coal division, would take the reins of the company, which faces the worst downturn in the sector in nearly two decades.
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In the first electoral test for Labour under its new leader Jeremy Corbyn — a far-left longstanding MP who won a surprise victory to take the reins of the party in September 2015 — Labour held control of many county and city councils but failed to make any real gains in the results announced so far.
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These platforms may live outside of the reach of the Children's Television Act (which required that broadcast licensees air at least three weekly hours of educational/informative youth-targeted content), but their responsibilities lie beyond their investors, and they need to have the courage and integrity to take the reins of a youth-news movement.
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Both sides quickly claimed victory: Pelosi, for picking off her opponents and paving the way to retake the Speaker's gavel she last held eight years ago; and the insurgents, for limiting Pelosi's tenure as Speaker to a maximum of two terms, thereby clearing a foreseeable path for a younger crop of Democratic lawmakers to take the reins of the party.
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If confirmed, as expected, to be the nation's next CIA director, the Kansas Republican will take the reins of an agency Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has repeatedly bashed as ineffective and unreliable.
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