Some of the criticisms of your tenure do strike me as characterizations that would be considered either — My tenure at D.N.C. or my tenure in Congress?
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A quick and contentious tenure Bannon's turbulent White House tenure was marked by controversy.
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I'll be here during Chris' tenure, and I'll be here after his tenure ends.
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Controversial tenure His tenure has nevertheless been pocked with controversies, all of which he managed to survive.
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The time-to-tenure averaged 12 years, and everyone knew that, at most, three new hires would achieve tenure.
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For those two years, tenure would be revoked and restoration of tenure an open question at the conclusion of that period.
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Controversial tenure Kelly's tenure working for Trump was pocked with controversies, and officials were often amazed at how he managed to survive.
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As a practical matter, the low percentage of instructors who have tenure protections makes the institution of tenure more difficult to defend politically.
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One closely watched yardstick for CMO tenure is executive consulting firm Spencer Stuart's "CMO Tenure Study," which shows the average CMO tenure among 100 of the most-advertised U.S. brands has fallen slightly to 43 months in 2018, compared with 44 in 2017.
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But Capaldi's tenure has been more controversial, with some critics claiming Moffat's scripts had run out of steam five years into his own tenure.
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During George W. Bush's tenure, the median was 219 days, during Clinton's it was 139 days, and during Reagan's tenure it was 45 days.
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For comparison, the average tenure of a chief financial officer is 6.2 years and the average tenure of a chief executive officer is 8.4 years.
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Most voters don't have tenure protections in their jobs so it can be a hard sell to get them to support tenure for university professors.
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Before the arrival of tenure extension, a little less than 30 percent of both women and men at these institutions gained tenure at their first jobs.
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TENURE VOTING COULD SHIFT POWER BALANCE | It is time to consider "tenure voting," a system in which shareholders accumulate more votes the longer they hold stock,
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Given long-standing patterns of discrimination, historically faculty of color often have a hard time achieving tenure; women of color are uniquely challenged by the tenure process.
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The study, published in Econ Journal Watch, examined the ratio of Democrat tenure-track professors to Republican tenure-track professors at 2202 elite private and public colleges.
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Trump has made one very controversial pardon during his tenure so far, but Drumstick's reprieve went pretty smoothly — just maybe with fewer dad jokes than during Obama's tenure.
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The company also cited several strategic acquisitions as contributing to its growth during Fettig's tenure — with Maytag and Indesit as the two leading additions made during Fettig's tenure.
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Minority scientists earn 10 percent of life science Ph.Ds. but represent only 2 percent of medical school basic science tenure/tenure-track faculty —a number unchanged since 1980.
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A loan of 230 billion yuan of six-month tenure matured on May 3, while another six-month tenure 179.5 billion yuan loan is due to mature on Tuesday.
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In maths, computer science, engineering and the physical sciences, Ms Ginther found no discernible difference between the satisfaction reported by men and women with tenure or on the tenure track.
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"If you're being realistic with yourself looking at job prospects out there, the amount of tenure track or even non-tenure track positions are shrinking all the time," she says.
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" Mr. Modi's spokesman declined in a telephone interview on Sunday to explain why Mr. Rajan was leaving, other than to say: "There is a tenure and the tenure has ended.
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The tenure has risen from 24 months of average tenure in 2004, but many in the industry point out turnover is more rampant than in the CEO or CFO role.
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These reforms include modifying teacher tenure by increasing the tenure review period beyond its current 18 months of teaching and by making it less costly to dismiss poorly-performing teachers.
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His advertising campaign has targeted Villaraigosa's tenure as mayor, when Los Angeles faced a fiscal crisis during the recession, and contrasted it with Chiang's tenure as the state's chief financial officer.
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MSU wants to revoke dean's tenure The university moved last week to revoke the tenure of William Strampel, who was Nassar's boss as the dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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" [AF laughs] "Let this not happen during my tenure.
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" He summed up Representative Donovan's tenure with, "No accomplishments.
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During my Tenure in Ukraine As for events during my tenure in Ukraine: • I want to reiterate first that the allegation that I disseminated a "Do Not Prosecute" list was a fabrication.
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He has not visited Liberia during his White House tenure.
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He kept the post until 1979, an unusually long tenure.
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The long tenure of Mr Abe has made things worse.
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It has been since the earliest days of Trump's tenure.
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The start of Solomon's tenure promises to bring other changes.
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During his first tenure, Billie was removed for alleged misconduct.
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It has fallen from 7.9% to 6.2% during Trump's tenure.
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Taylor's tenure at DHS ended with Nielsen's resignation in April.
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I've never seen this before in my tenure in Washington.
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The Indians reached the 22004 World Series during his tenure.
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Walker has vowed not to issue pardons during his tenure.
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That was true for most of his predecessor's tenure, too.
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The State Department was also in disarray from Tillerson's tenure.
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Another vital yet neglected area of land reform is tenure.
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Fattah's tenure in Congress was months away from ending, anyway.
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Mr Sharif has sparred with the army throughout his tenure.
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Six years into his tenure, he still was far short.
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Culp faces similar issues that plagued Flannery's tenure, Gibbs continued.
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Yet early in her tenure she advised staffers against it.
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But her tenure is about to come to an end.
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Want to know what McAdoo's Giants tenure might look like?
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Why it matters: DeStefano's role expanded substantially during his tenure.
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Haley's tenure as UN ambassador was something of a paradox.
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She has maintained a relatively low profile during her tenure.
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That was by far his longest tenure with any team.
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Her tenure has brought us only war, destruction and death.
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During his tenure there, that number grew to $2 billion.
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Her tenure was controversial but aligned with Golden State leftism.
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Why precipitate the end months before the end of tenure?
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The tenure of Vanke's current board members expires this month.
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That is roiling Trudeau's tenure months before an October election.
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Here are a few figures from his tenure so far.
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During Immelt's tenure, GE bought French peer Alstom's power business.
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The end date for my tenure is February 28, 2019.
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Under Tillerson's tenure, the State Department was also hollowed out.
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Arsenal, for the first time in Wenger's tenure, did not.
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His tenure with the Padres has been, generally, a mess.
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Despite his current woes, history may judge his tenure kindly.
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But Obama left the position vacant for Clinton's entire tenure.
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Her tenure has been focused on transforming the Mavericks' culture.
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Four people have died in county jail during Clarke's tenure.
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Lloyd's tenure at the ORR had been a tumultuous one.
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Underwood. The tenure of Spacey's amoral, predatory fictional president, immune
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RIVALS CHALLENGE DOMINANCE McDonald's shares roughly doubled during Easterbrook's tenure.
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Surely Trump sees his tenure in this light as well.
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His critics say prolonging his tenure is his central objective.
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During Mulvaney's tenure, no new enforcement actions have been initiated.
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The first grade of Powell's tenure, in April, was 3.82.
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But he ignored questions about Tillerson's tenure in the administration.
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In many cases, they will target lawmakers with less tenure.
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And all this because the Constitution specifies lifetime tenure for
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The end of Merkel's tenure would not however solve anything.
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Scarcely a week into Jair Bolsonaro's tenure as president of
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Canopy Growth signed partnerships with these companies under Linton's tenure.
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His tenure at ORR was rocky and dogged by controversy.
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During his tenure, the company's pretax earnings more than doubled.
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His tenure in most of those posts ended on Jan.
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FIU has played twice at South Carolina during Martin's tenure.
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But he acknowledged that irregularities took place during his tenure.
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During Hayden's tenure, trekking to Capitol Hill rarely ended happily.
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The changes were already evident three days into Bolton's tenure.
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Merkel's tenure as Chancellor is marked by strong macroeconomic indicators.
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His tenure as a city supervisor began in January 1978.
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His tenure in the Senate gives the ticket Washington experience.
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And her tenure there seemed shaky even before this week.
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During his tenure, Little League greatly expanded around the world.
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Worse, this disastrous policy could continue well beyond his tenure.
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It wasn't much noticed at the end of his tenure.
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The tenure of Mr. Ahmed's was tumultuous from the start.
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And the crisis has only gotten worse during his tenure.
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She was fired in 2011 after she didn't get tenure.
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The school did not succeed until Dr. Maguire's tenure began.
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During Stamos' tenure, Facebook didn't suffer any major data breach.
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How she deals with Mr. Trump will define her tenure.
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Mr. Trump is creating precedents that may outlast his tenure.
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And Mr. Booker's tenure in Newark was not without blemishes.
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He had recently left Calvin Klein, after a tumultuous tenure.
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GE Capital Bank was founded seven years into his tenure.
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Here are some highlights of Mr. Scaramucci's brief, volatile tenure.
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The tenure of Cabinet officials can be short and brutal.
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IA quadrupled in size over the course of his tenure.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Scaramucci's last name is longer than his tenure.
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During his tenure, Disney's market cap gained about $175 billion.
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Ellsbury's Yankees tenure has been marred by injury and underperformance.
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Bobby Jindal (R), under whose tenure the state deficit skyrocketed.
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Yet in many ways, Ms. Bailey's tenure was likewise important.
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What have been the highs and lows of his tenure?
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Academic tenure at public universities is under scrutiny right now.
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His tenure has been marked by a number of controversies.
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Tesla underwent several tumultuous months of controversy during Chang's tenure.
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His tenure overlapped with Comey's stint as deputy attorney general.
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The supervisory board prematurely extended Mr Kaeser's tenure to 2021.
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Flynn's tenure will begin at a turbulent time for Amtrak.
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Mr. Bloomberg opened dozens of new schools during his tenure.
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Financial executives and lobbyists offer mixed reviews of his tenure.
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His tenure was cut short by army tanks in 2006.
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It's the latest twist in Gowdy's enigmatic tenure in Congress.
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Stern, perhaps, is fortunate that his tenure predated cancel culture.
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The stock has risen more than 50% during Munoz's tenure.
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During his tenure, Mr. Saikawa said, problems plagued the company.
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That work occurred before his tenure on the Trump campaign.
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In her tenure at IBM, the company acquired 65 companies.
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Matt Bevin, a brash conservative whose tenure has been controversial.
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Things did improve during the first year of Pompeo's tenure.
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But politics has changed during his tenure as Labour leader.
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Republicans, though, have high hopes for Pai's tenure going forward.
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The franchise has made other strides since Kennedy's tenure began.
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Here's a timeline of his tenure, and his resignation letter.
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Danaher's market value and revenue quintupled during his tenure there.
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The main building also underwent changes during Mr. Lichtenstein's tenure.
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Throughout his tenure, Visclosky has been reelected handily every election.
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Even with his kind of tenure, he's very hands on.
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During President Barack Obama's tenure, it was almost too easy.
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So then you had a tenure that was coming up?
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Soon after testifying, Mr. Fitzgerald lost his Civil Service tenure.
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Here are some of the network's hits under his tenure.
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The average prime minister's tenure is less than three years.
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Now Bannon's short tenure there has come to an end.
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Software engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area have a median tenure of 1.4 years, while product designers typically stay 1.2 years, and product managers have a median tenure of 2.1 years, according to LinkedIn.
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Klobuchar confronted tough questions about her tenure on "The View" earlier this month, when the hosts pressed Klobuchar on why she "failed to proscute a single killing by the police" during her eight-year tenure.
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From the start of his 13-year tenure, Roberts has tried to put the judiciary on a higher plane than the two political branches, accentuating that the justices are not elected and have lifetime tenure.
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In Mayer's case, Yahoo stock has gone up during her tenure.
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Despite battling nagging injuries throughout his tenure, he rarely missed games.
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L.P. What are you most proud of about your Frugal tenure?
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Only 11 days remain in Kerry's tenure as Secretary of State.
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Trump faces a tough task in uniting Americans during his tenure.
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The design came in 1981 towards the end of Hipgnosis' tenure.
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Activist investor William Ackman called the company mismanaged under his tenure.
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Mr Zelensky's tenure has been as contradictory as it is unconventional.
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This is commonly referred to as customary or indigenous land tenure.
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They changed the name in the middle of your tenure here.
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Hoyer, 79, previously held the post during Pelosi's tenure as speaker.
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Harford drew controversy during his relatively short tenure at the company.
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Lloyd denied every abortion request presented to him during his tenure.
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Still, during his short tenure, Miller redefined and reinvigorated the character.
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And with her tenure on stage, we've seen many magical moments.
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Whoever leaked the memo may have been looking past Obama's tenure.
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The original decision striking down tenure drew national attention. Then-U.
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They seemed human, a rarity in Gregg Popovich's tenure as coach.
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Reno endured this very experience throughout her tenure as attorney general.
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Tesco said Lewis had agreed to extend his tenure until Sept.
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Early in his tenure after he appointed Durham, he described concerns.
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ServiceNow shares have risen 161% during Donahoe's tenure as its CEO.
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Trump has attacked multiple black figures, including athletes, during his tenure.
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Jewell's tenure ends when President Barack Obama leaves office in January.
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He has since appeared in every great drama of her tenure.
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The debate over Mr. Nadjari's performance continued long after his tenure.
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No one had any idea her tenure would be so brief.
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Tesco said Lewis has agreed to extend his tenure until Sept.
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May's tenure as prime minister could be coming to a close.
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Each 600-page group covers about three months of Clinton's tenure.
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The ANC promised that it would secure tenure for the landless.
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Academics also find that the Big Four's fees rise with tenure.
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Graham started meeting with presidents during the tenure of Harry Truman.
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The president's tenure in office has coincided with increased coal production.
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New disclosures on auditors' tenure and independence take effect this week.
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Here's hoping Scott Pruitt's tenure at the agency does as well.
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Esquire earned 16 National Magazine Awards during his 19-year tenure.
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"It is up by about 30,000 in my tenure," he said.
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Was there any stage fright there considering her tenure at Vertigo?
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But his scandal-ridden tenure was a gift to the opposition.
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You have nothing to lose but your grants and your tenure.
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Spicer's tenure was marked by a rocky relationship with the media.
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The latter part of Les Miles' tenure was defined by it.
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Scaramucci promised the cameras will be back on under his tenure.
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But the real game-changer was Ronny Turiaf's tenure in Spokane.
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The "tenure and trust fund" set will never understand that reality.
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And his tenure in the top office produced results, he said.
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And the banks are now much more liquid during my tenure.
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In some regards, he said he considers his short tenure successful.
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Semel could not be reached for comment on his Yahoo tenure.
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Fortunately, Wheeler's tenure as chairman is rapidly coming to a close.
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Ed Davis's tenure with the Portland Trail Blazers hasn't been great.
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Critics pounced on the appointment, citing Bannon's tenure with Breitbart News.
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He will begin his tenure as head coach on Dec. 1.
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In the course of their tenure, they will also undermine the
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Some will argue that this happened early in his mayoral tenure.
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She'd never have won tenure if she'd had her son first.
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He's ending his tenure now, he showed up in early 2015.
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Michael Flynn, after the shortest tenure ever as National Security Adviser.
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Several African leaders have amended laws designed to limit their tenure.
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Living without secure tenure means living under constant threat of eviction.
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RIVALS CHALLENGE DOMINANCE McDonald's shares more than doubled during Easterbrook's tenure.
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Bevin has fought with teachers unions throughout his tenure as governor.
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Still, Jarrett called her tenure the "best job" she's ever had.
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The Eagles averaged 26.9 points and 392.8 yards during his tenure.
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Clinton deleted as personal from her tenure as secretary of state.
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Michael Flynn's tenure had been as tumultuous as it was short.
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Because it is assumed lifetime tenure is enshrined in Article III,
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The average tenure of Ellen's employees, he said, was 10 ½ years.
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Many dozens of journalists have lost their jobs during his tenure.
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The obituary also misstated the length of Mr. McLaughlin's tenure there.
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Early in her tenure, Reddit announced a crackdown on involuntary pornography.
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Henry Olsen: Trump delivered best, most Reaganesque speech of his tenure.
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Dianna DeGette (D-Colo.) said of her tenure on the committee.
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His tenure is widely derided as the worst in Fed history.
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The political relationship has had strains during Merkel's tenure as chancellor.
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Abbott's shares have gained more than four-fold during White's tenure.
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His tenure on the Supreme Court lasted more than three decades.
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Under Iger's tenure, the company has not been immune to hiccups.
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Seven months into his tenure, Shine has not hired anyone else.
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The current government's five-year tenure will end by May 2019.
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It also closes the book on Griffin's tumultuous tenure in Washington.
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Several scandals marred UBS during his tenure at the investment bank.
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During their tenure in Antarctica, scientists achieved numerous discoveries and breakthroughs.
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Preller's tenure with the Padres has been marked by aggressive moves.
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California, found that teacher tenure protections violated student rights. Then-U.
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Infantino's tenure as FIFA president has been bumpy from the outset.
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Last spring, she quietly left her tenure-track job at Harvard.
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Paul Ryan's tenure as speaker of the House is almost up.
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Lamarr's subsequent tenure in Hollywood comes across as tame by comparison.
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Years later, during her tenure as mayor, Ms. Parker saw Mrs.
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"Cole wanted ghost stories," explains Disbrow of his Star comics tenure.
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Of course, Mr. Modi's tenure has not been an unvarnished success.
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The corporation's financial records show it lost millions during her tenure.
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Chief Justice Roberts, just 63, has already had an influential tenure.
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He stayed on as an NSC spokesperson during H.R. McMaster's tenure.
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At least seven seasoned executives departed during his five-year tenure.
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The average salary of a tenure-tracked assistant professor is $74,543.
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FAGLIANO: Whereas MACBOOK and TENURE don't change at all, for instance.
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Ms. Yellin's tenure as chairwoman of the Fed expires in February.
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When he began his tenure as U.N. secretary-general on Jan.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel looks poised to continue her 2180-year tenure.
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ORR clashed with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under Hayes's tenure.
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Certainly the days of granting tenure to such people are gone.
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Walsh's campaign was chaotic, his victory quixotic, and his tenure brief.
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Under his tenure as CEO, Nestle's stock has gained nearly 50%.
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But his tumultuous tenure highlighted many of the bank's underlying issues.
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Tenure-track positions are dwindling at academic institutions across the country.
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There was the 10-day tenure of communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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Crikey takes a look back at her short and tumultuous tenure.
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Mr. Geddes's tenure here figures into any number of origin stories.
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Comcast's stealing Fox would become the defining event of his tenure.
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He is the fourth coach in Harris and Blitzer's brief tenure.
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During his three-year tenure, he worked for four Pentagon chiefs.
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Mr. Perry convened 12 during his tenure, on dozens of topics.
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In 1981, he entered the White House during Ronald Reagan's tenure.
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Publicis was the ad agency for Sprint during Claure&aposs tenure.
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No doubt, that's an extension of his tenure as vice president.
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It's a strategy, he's used throughout his tenure in the Senate.
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That work predated his tenure with the Trump campaign in 2016.
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Last month she discussed her Fed tenure at University of Pennsylvania.
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Behind these honors is the performance of PepsiCo in her tenure.
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The point being, Trump's tenure is going to be odd enough.
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The Wild avoided the annual midseason slump that characterized Yeo's tenure.
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Employees will receive bonuses between $22017 and $173,217 based on tenure.
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During his tenure, he gained a reputation as an uncanny communicator.
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Federer's tenure once seemed untouchable; Djokovic could surpass it in October.
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Rimi had been a US target since early in Trump's tenure.
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General Motors sold as many as 155,000 Volts during its tenure.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) and then a long tenure with Rep.
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But his abrasive, chaotic White House tenure has changed those proportions.
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The world, he said, had forgotten about Taiwan during her tenure.
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Despite the problems, Amex stock returned 5.4% annually under Chenault's tenure.
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After a turbulent tenure he was forced to resign in 21986.
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During his tenure as mayor, his wealth played a defining role.
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This was because of some of his decisions during his tenure.
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That is the longest tenure since their data began in 260.
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The country's vexed relationship with secularism also predates Mr. Erdogan's tenure.
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"There's a bottleneck of getting into tenure-track positions," he says.
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Critics of the agency's powers and decisions have hailed his tenure.
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Scotland until 2004 still had a system of feudal land tenure.
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If so, he'll have a precedent to extend his own tenure.
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Perry ended his tenure in the Trump Cabinet on Sunday (Politico).
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How Mr. Perry responds to that pressure could define his tenure.
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This pattern of neglect is unlikely to continue under Bolton's tenure.
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Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State so she could get Mrs.
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His tenure epitomizes a "credible cop on the beat," as Sen.
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This fierce linebacker played for most of Tagliabue's tenure as commissioner.
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Results under her tenure as CEO of PepsiCo speak for themselves.
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The right, he felt, had been equally impotent during its tenure.
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Before her tenure, Liberia was embroiled in civil war for years.
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SARA EISEN: You've had relationships with both administrations over your tenure.
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Two of them happened during President Obama's tenure (Ebola and Zika).
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Federal judges have lifetime tenure under Article III of the Constitution.
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For much of his tenure, he worked with a divided legislature.
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He went on to have a largely successful tenure as president.
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During his 8-year tenure LGBT month was off the books.
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As for US monetary policy, his tenure did not include much action on the part of the Fed, but Fischer has been erroneously worried about the threat of looming inflation since the start of his tenure.
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When women write with men, their tenure prospects don't improve at all.
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During his tenure, Carter set up a virtual outpost in Silicon Valley.
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"Over his relatively short tenure, Tom made significant organizational changes," Jagdale said.
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Tillerson had a rocky tenure in the administration and was ultimately fired.
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True, Acosta's handling of Epstein's case predates his Department of Labor tenure.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Angela Merkel has called time on her own tenure.
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We can't know everything that occurred behind closed doors during Obama's tenure.
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The country's Corruption Perception Index score was essentially unchanged during her tenure.
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My tenure as a Turkey-watcher has coincided with the Erdoğan era.
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And then Jerry Yang came in and had not-a-great tenure.
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But one rocky month into Trump's tenure, it's harder to keep quiet.
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Long before Matt Ryan's tenure started in Atlanta, there was Michael Vick.
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During his Pentagon tenure Carlucci faced multiple crises in the Persian Gulf.
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But four months into Trump's tenure, only limited progress has been made.
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Major technology stocks would likely come under pressure under a Warren tenure.
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GE lost over $100bn in market value during his tenure (see chart).
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The first Obamacare repeal attempt of Trump's tenure went down in March.
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Engie publishes earnings later in February and Kocher's tenure expires in May.
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Ms James's tenure was so short that it will be quickly forgotten.
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Democratic President Lyndon Johnson's tenure tells a rosier story for equities investors.
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Miles, 288, finishes his tenure in Lincoln with a 246-114 record.
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During his tenure, the gallery managed to nearly double its modernist holdings.
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Because he has tenure, Ostadhassan doesn't think he'll immediately lose his job.
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And congratulations on an incredible tenure at the helm of the company.
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And it's just one of a dozen-odd scandals plaguing Pruitt's tenure.
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But he insisted Obamacare remains a top accomplishment of the president's tenure.
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His tenure with the Ravens has thus far been an unexpected flashback.
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Last month she discussed her Fed tenure at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The flimsiness of these claims dawned on some employees during their tenure.
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During Maduro's tenure, hyperinflation has set in and supermarket shelves have emptied.
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The early days of Iacocca's tenure at Chrysler also required bold decisions.
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This year's report was largely completed during former President Barack Obama's tenure.
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But it was Mr Zuma's tenure that gave rise to "state capture".
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The Secretary's tenure will conclude in January when the Trump administration begins.
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Italy's recent record of dire economic growth began during Mr Berlusconi's tenure.
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Under his tenure, the UAE has offered fleeing Arab Christians a haven.
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It subsequently delisted some 18 months later to end a rocky tenure.
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Despite his short tenure, this marks the second acquisition under his leadership.
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In the event Mr Kim's tenure proved even shorter than Mr Choi's.
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The speeches were given after Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State ended.
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You go there and you get tenure and you never leave. Yeah.
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He chronicled the entirety of Frederick Darren Berg's tenure at Meridian Group.
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During his tenure with government, Walker led a number of strategic initiatives.
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It's spread over nine buildings with 44 full-time tenure-track faculty.
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In February, MSU administrators moved to revoke his tenure and terminate him.
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Pfizer won 30 approvals from the U.S. health regulator during his tenure.
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This means she could finish out her "Veep" tenure with another victory.
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During her tenure, Ginsburg has also survived three serious bouts with cancer.
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Redevelopment and infrastructure projects have been staples of his tenure as mayor.
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Should teachers be given tenure protection and, if so, under what conditions?
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Immelt was able to steer GE through multiple crises during his tenure.
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MORE's tenure and, thus far, has continued since Trump assumed the presidency.
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Clapper unaware of any FBI investigation during his tenure 2628:28503 p.m.
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He said all investment approvals granted during his tenure were above board.
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But she also inflated the number of wounded soldiers during Obama's tenure.
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Former Presidents Clinton and Obama, meanwhile, supported the program during their tenure.
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And so ended Scaramucci's brief tenure as Trump's White House communications director.
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During his tenure, Lacker became known for his dissenting votes on policy.
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Wheeler does not have many more big decisions left in his tenure.
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Last December, Catt Sadler left her 12-year tenure as an E!
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A prolonged tenure marked by failed solutions will eventually bring him down.
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The internal opposition to Pruitt will likely make for a rocky tenure.
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Gorsuch's tenure didn't last long enough to let that experiment play out.
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If not, his tenure may play out in months rather than years.
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The two clashed during Shaub's brief tenure in the Trump White House.
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Snipes's tenure has been marred by controversy prior to this month's election.
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About four months into her tenure, Hupp's pay was boosted by $20,000.
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Priebus has not had an easy time of it throughout his tenure.
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Mr. Dauman's tenure atop Viacom is probably coming to an ignominious end.
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The stock touched its lowest level since the start of Sikka's tenure.
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And under Mueller's tenure as director, the FBI investigated Stewart and Blagojevich.
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During his tenure, he became known for his dissenting votes on policy.
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Now that my tenure is up, it's all to the wall now.
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Mr. Waldheim's six-year tenure was scarred by almost complete diplomatic isolation.
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Like all federal judges, she had enjoyed lifetime tenure on the bench.
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Brian Niccol's tenure at Chipotle Mexican Grill is off to good start.
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Many observers expect cross-strait ties to deteriorate during Ms. Tsai's tenure.
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"I believe it is time for his imperial tenure to end," Sen.
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Carter has made innovation and technology a signature part of his tenure.
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But his tenure was nevertheless not extended by the U.N. secretary general.
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So far, during Trump's tenure, the economic expansion has been largely lackluster.
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He has been praised for his bipartisanship during his tenure in Congress.
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During his tenure as interior secretary, Zinke became notorious for questionable expenditures.
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Sanders' tepid comment signaled Acosta's tenure in the Cabinet could be short.
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Overall prosecutions for federal firearm crimes have severely decreased during his tenure.
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Still, with lifetime tenure the accepted norm, a few decades ago it
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The company lost over $100 billion in market value during his tenure.
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During his short congressional tenure, Walsh was somewhat of a contentious figure.
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That is why my colleagues and I moved to revoke their tenure.
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Despite Viacom's business struggles, Mr. Dauman was handsomely compensated during his tenure.
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Powell will be replacing current Chair Janet Yellen when her tenure expires.
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He has vetoed Medicaid expansion six times during his tenure as governor.
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Under Johnson's tenure, the landmark Civil Rights Act was signed into law.
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Evangelicals also have reason to celebrate Jeff Sessions's tenure as attorney general.
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Asia Argento may be famous, but she was not protected by tenure.
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Rosenstein's departure would come after a rocky tenure as deputy attorney general.
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It will also be seen as a verdict on Mr. Blair's tenure.
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The tidalists have the tenure, but the fishermen sell all the books.
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And there's the prospect of several more openings during Mr. Trump's tenure.
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Clinton's tenure, including the employment status of her close aide Huma Abedin.
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Collins cited Kavanaugh's abortion record during his tenure on the high court.
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Employees are being offered four months severance, regardless of tenure, they say.
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He raised base salaries for teachers and raised the standards for tenure.
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Yellen has offered little commentary on the surging crytpocurrency during her tenure.
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Her tenure at the gallery corresponded with part of its precipitous expansion.
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During his tenure, Mr. Fielden said, fashion will be a particular focus.
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In contrast, women's chances of gaining tenure fell by 22 percentage points.
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The average tenure of a Fortune 500 CEO is under five years.
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The telecom company railed against them in FCC filings during Wheeler's tenure.
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Texas, which he has described as the biggest case of his tenure.
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Mansell's nearly decade-long tenure as CEO coincided with the Great Recession.
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That case, and others involving police misconduct, hung over Ms. Kirkpatrick's tenure.
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But now my friend had tenure, and the flamenco was not enough.
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He started his tenure at Chevron as a design engineer in 1982.
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The study found that the median tenure at Amazon was one year.
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With regard to voting rights, Barr's endorsement of Sessions' tenure is problematic.
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Universities hire and tenure faculty based on the quality of their ideas.
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Fay Vincent's tenure as commissioner of baseball was characterized by intense unrest.
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More recently, she's campaigned for charter schools and against tenure for teachers.
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These paradoxes obfuscate any rational discussion about the team and Klinsmann's tenure.
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" But she says: "I have tenure, which provides a degree of insulation.
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That was tough, targeted enforcement, and it was typical of his tenure.
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It's shorter than Conan O'Brien's tenure on 'The Tonight Show' (7 months).
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Christie's confrontations have helped define his tenure as New Jersey's chief executive.
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During his two-year tenure at the Pentagon, Mattis was consistently circumspect.
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The company's stock rose about 120 percent during Krzanich's tenure as CEO.
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It is no surprise the showdown comes late in Mr. Obama's tenure.
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Gonzales was a controversial figure during his own tenure as attorney general.
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Jeff Sessions' tenure as attorney general is now running on borrowed time.
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Three months into my tenure, health issues landed me in the hospital.
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During his tenure, Iowa's gubernatorial terms doubled, from two to four years.
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But now, after a decade in the job, Girardi's tenure is over.
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Yet the worst thing about Pruitt's tenure still wasn't his personal corruption.
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A guessing game over his departure has colored his tenure ever since.
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Putin, now 67, would be 84 by the time his tenure ends.
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ST. LOUIS — Josh Hawley's tenure as Missouri's attorney general has been brief.
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"My tenure as commissioner has been dominated by microbes," Dr. Bassett said.
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"My tenure as health commissioner was definitely dominated by microbes," she said.
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Wandering in the desert, as you put it, was my tenure process.
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During my tenure at the department, we have accomplished a tremendous amount.
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Geniuses often made $25 to $30 an hour based on their tenure.
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He is criticized by others in the movie for his tenure there.
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The trade critique carried into Mr. Trump's tenure in the White House.
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It was the first "no" vote during Mr. Powell's 16-month tenure.
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The brevity of his White House tenure has since become a punchline.
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That resolve has become especially apparent during President Trump's tenure, as Gov.
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More than economic factors explain the deepening dismay over Mr. Erdogan's tenure.
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Andrew M. Cuomo praised it as "the best budget" of his tenure.
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Allegations of unethical behavior began plaguing his tenure soon after it began.
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May's tenure as Home Secretary was also particularly unpleasant for LGBTQ migrants.
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I had three babies on the tenure track and took no delay.
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Six of California's 10 most destructive wildfires have come during your tenure.
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And thanks to life tenure, most of them will serve for decades.
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Within weeks, Mr. Walker announced the plan that would define his tenure.
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In America, ideas fade less quickly, protected by the university tenure system.
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During his tenure, unemployment has dropped to its lowest level in decades.
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During her tenure, she promoted the work of female actors and directors.
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He was alluding to his tenure as head of Columbia University's endowment.
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The first consists of professors on the tenure track or already tenured.
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Yesterday, the biggest scandal of his tenure burst back into the spotlight.
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US markets had their setbacks as well as gains throughout Trump's tenure.
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The facility became a symbol of Arpaio's 24-year tenure as sheriff.
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And the average tenure of a partner is more than 12 years.
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The Justice Department has brought several hate crime cases during his tenure.
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His tenure has been one of impasse in the Palestinian peace process.
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During her tenure, the company's stock has risen more than 40 percent.
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How do you assess Eric Garcetti's tenure as mayor of Los Angeles?
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McNeary also oversaw the development of the 787 Dreamliner in his tenure.
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And it referred imprecisely to his tenure at the University of Geneva.
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Gerard Mortier's subsequent tenure was an attempt to break the Karajan spell.
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The decline in Chicago's violent crime rate largely tracks with his tenure.
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His Justice Department tenure overlapped with Comey's stint as deputy attorney general.
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Her tenure was also defined by the notion that it was perfectly
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The Hawaii Democrat's tenure at the DNC has not been without controversy.
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DeVos has prioritized school choice and championed charter schools during her tenure.
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"Their tenure is up, so they're leaving," said GOP pollster David Winston.
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Academics toil for years before they reach tenure, their equivalent of stardom.
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During Ms. Rodin's tenure, the foundation donated money to the Clinton Foundation.
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This sense of realism extends to job tenure and compensation as well.
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In a statement, Gerard celebrated the oil industry's accomplishments during his tenure.
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In 2010, an owner's median tenure in their home was five years.
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Falstaff said the club's Don Carlo had the longest tenure, 44 years.
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Background reading: • The highlights from Mr. Scaramucci's volatile tenure as communications director.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi was no longer in power, not during his tenure.
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Not only is this episode surreal, the entire Trump tenure is surreal.
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It was during my tenure that we consolidated the social protection network.
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This is Ms. Tantaros's third lawsuit involving her tenure at Fox News.
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During her tenure, Steppenwolf presented a long list of critically praised productions.
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This relationship will empower him throughout his tenure as secretary of state.
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They weren't considered pop culture icons during my tenure the National Enquirer.
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But his tenure at the helm got off to a rocky start.
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Su's tenure as CEO has actually strengthened the stock's fundamentals, Sanchez said.
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Rock stardom — any tenure as a band, really — was not the plan.
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Pelosi's long tenure has made her an easy target for the right.
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Tenure alleviated the financial strain of operating outside the commercial art world.
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It was during his tenure that London hosted the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Pelosi's long tenure has made her an easy target for the right.
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Still, Homan's tenure in the Trump administration was all on borrowed time.
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Her tenure unquestionably is moving K-12 education in the right direction.
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The reviews of his tenure at the time were not particularly favorable.
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Through Friday, 10 of those judges had been confirmed during Trump's tenure.
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Like Mr. Lee, she has served her tenure in an acting capacity.
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The median tenure on Google's team is 1.1 years, according to PayScale.
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Though NATO has added members during Stoltenberg's tenure, including Montenegro in 2017.
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By contrast, Yovanovitch praised Kobolyev's tenure at Naftogaz for progress against corruption.
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The proposed tenure for the notes will be up to 5.5 years.
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AND WHAT'S THE SORT OF TENURE YOU'RE HOPING FOR IN THE ROLL?
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In 2015, Sheriff Israel personally praised Peterson and his 30-year tenure.
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Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush both did during their tenure.
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That tenure is what Trump wants authorities in Kyiv to look into.
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This number grows modestly as years of tenure with an employer increase.
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The average tenure of a S&P 500 CEO is four years.
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During his tenure, the stock lost about 38 percent of its value.
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Warren was awarded tenure and named assistant dean of the law center.
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But there is little question that Garber's tenure has transformed the league.
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President François Hollande's tenure is one key reason for this establishment sentiment.
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One later called it "the lowest point" of his White House tenure.
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After just a few years, the history department recommended him for tenure.
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Over his six-year tenure, Mr. Tsujihara had fostered a deep loyalty.
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Such complains have been a recurring theme over his seven-year tenure.
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Denson says she was routinely harassed and discriminated against during her tenure.
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The longer answer is that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made a lot of enemies over his tenure, including followers of Gulen -- Gulenists -- who were his allies for most of his tenure when he served as prime minister.
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The Yorkville High School wrestlers were state champions during his tenure as coach.
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During his tenure, BB&T's assets swelled from $4.5 billion to $152 billion.
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That could bring Mr Netanyahu's record-breaking tenure to an end at last.
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President Donald Trump has not indicated whether the investigations would affect Pruitt's tenure.
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Union-negotiated pay scales also favor tenure and seniority over a teacher's performance.
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Trump has reportedly shown frustration with Kelly during the chief of staff's tenure.
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Tony Sayegh, the assistant secretary for public affairs, ended his tenure last week.
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It's a shame the same couldn't be said for Obama's tenure as President.
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During her tenure with the law firm, she represented tobacco company Philip Morris.
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An increasing share of faculty members are adjuncts without the protection of tenure.
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Skyrocketing prescription drug pricing became a national topic of scrutiny during Gottlieb's tenure.
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She knew she needed to publish more to be seriously considered for tenure.
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Sadly, his tenure as president of the senate showed little of this promise.
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Bloomberg then went on to criticize Trump and the tenure of his presidency.
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I think his tenure with the Dolphins might be the most soul crushing.
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Jones, 50, famously sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment during his tenure.
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HITS AND MISSES During Parker's tenure, Nike's stock surged more than nine-folds.
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Rhule accepted the Baylor position after a successful, four-year tenure at Temple.
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Under the tenure of Obama and Modi, that dynamic has been turbo-charged.
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Nationwide, the average tenure of a city schools chief is only three years.
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This principle is embodied in the federal judiciary, where judges enjoy lifetime tenure.
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Fils-Aimé's precedent-setting tenure straddled the line between business executive and mascot.
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The program has made 23 appearances in the NCAA Tournament during her tenure.
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Should she manage it, her tenure will go down as a great success.
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One thing is for certain: His tenure is bound to have rippling consequences.
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But long tenure is no guarantee of good government, as Mr Berlusconi proved.
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Central Europe was the focal point of Mitchell's tenure at the State Department.
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Zinke's changes to national monuments were perhaps the most controversial of his tenure.
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It's a criticism he has heard many times during his tenure, he says.
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HE PICKED MIKE PENCE AND MIKE PENCE DWELLS ON HIS TENURE IN INDIANA.
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Gonzaga is 39-4 against San Diego during Few's 813-year tenure. 2.
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"We're not putting a time-frame on it," Joyce said of his tenure.
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The Supreme Court said the Tenure of Office Act was unconstitutional in 1926.
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Pruitt has had a short but eventful tenure as head of the EPA.
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The bank returned to profit under his tenure, which started in 2013. 5.
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And yet the media has shortchanged this aspect of her State Department tenure.
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Both have not divested from their outside businesses during their White House tenure.
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For all that, Mr Chenault's long tenure has not been an unequivocal triumph.
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But complaints against him reportedly began almost as soon as his tenure did.
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"I'm the closest state attorney with the longest tenure in office," he said.
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It's enough to make you long for the stable functionality of Boehner's tenure.
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It became the top producer of crude oil in particular during Trump's tenure.
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Mario Draghi, the outgoing ECB president, hasn't raised rates once during his tenure.
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That support seems to have only briefly extended his tenure within the administration.
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First, teachers having tenure prevents school administrations from firing them for poor performance.
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How he's hoping for the best —and a long tenure with the team.
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The tenure of those investment products will be around five years, he added.
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The 76ers never posted better than a 19-63 record during his tenure.
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The organization doubled its number of donors to nine million during her tenure.
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Early signs are very worrying, yet they have no precedent in Obama's tenure.
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"These convictions did not resonate during my tenure in this administration," Urzua said.
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If judges are to have such power, they should not enjoy life tenure.
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Tice is known for his tenure as manager of the Prudent Bear Fund.
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At the start of Mayer's tenure, Yahoo's quarterly revenue was around $1.4 billion.
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Sherrod Brown has made the opioid crisis a focal point of his tenure.
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Ellison would be a strong fundraiser, something evidenced during his tenure in Congress.
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Harry Reid created during his tenure as the Majority Leader in the Senate.
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The Atlantic thinks that "Trumpism" will outlive Bannon's tenure in the White House.
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During his three-year tenure, Ford's stock has dropped a whopping 40 percent.
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Despite his short tenure at Reed, Jobs still found his time there valuable.
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The director has seven years of a 10-year tenure left to serve.
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Further, this assertion doesn't hold up to the basic facts of Klinsmann's tenure.
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In fact, Walters' limited service experience may ultimately have helped during his tenure.
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But what would you think your most successful investment in your tenure was?
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The program has made 22013 appearances in the NCAA Tournament during her tenure.
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He lasted 24 days, the shortest tenure ever for a national security adviser.
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He's not the first Nigerian leader to leave the country during his tenure.
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Farmers will somehow get greater access to credit and more secure land tenure.
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Grijalva plans to investigate both policy and ethics matters from Zinke's controversial tenure.
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In 2011, the Senate voted unanimously to extend the tenure of Robert Mueller.
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Would Mourinho's tenure at the beginning of the season have ended so catastrophically?
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However, Miller's tenure was only for two days and Delgado deleted her tweets.
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Most of the good jobs generated during Mr Aquino's tenure are in cities.
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Like all good things, my tenure with the show came to an end.
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Pompeo's tenure suggests that a change in American negotiating posture could be forthcoming.
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But Wells's tenure has been marked by massive growth for the streaming service.
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But his tumultuous tenure as CEO highlights many of the bank's underlying issues.
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Some Argentines have starting to look back fondly on the tenure of Fernandez.
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The Tenure of Office Act would be repealed 20 years down the road.
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Feingold championed environmental issues during his previous Senate tenure from 1993 to 2011.
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In your year-long tenure, you have testified before the Committee only once.
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Brown, 57, has led Philadelphia to a 127-283 record during his tenure.
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He claimed that changed during former President Clinton's tenure in the White House.
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The S&P 2628 went up 28500 percent during Obama's tenure as president.
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Ford's 2018 profit disappointed many investors and analysts, sparking questions about Hackett's tenure.
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Michelle Obama unveiled "Let's Move" in February 2010 -- 11 months into her tenure.
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McAdams, 72, had taught at Marquette since 1977, and received tenure in 1989.
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And he remains historically unpopular for a president this early in his tenure.
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Obama administration was heading by the end of its tenure," Vladeck said. "But
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Trump has consistently undermined core human rights and democracy principles in his tenure.
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It was the shortest tenure of any White House communications director in history.
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It was during Kotka's tenure that the e-Estonian goal reached its fruition.
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At the same time, the number of tenure-track academic jobs is shrinking.
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The Tenure of Office Act was subsequently repealed in its entirety in 1887.
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He finished his tenure with a record of 35-49-1 in Washington.
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Liberty Union member who had been denied tenure at the University of Vermont
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SO THAT WAS THE ONLY MARKET THAT OPENED DURING MY TENURE AS WELL.
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The Tenure of Office Act merely gave them a way to entrap him.
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During Zhang's tenure as CEO before then, Alibaba's shares tripled, according to Bloomberg.
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The International Evenings format predates the tenure of Damian Woetzel as artistic director.
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Former President Carter was granted tenure at Emory University in Atlanta on Monday.
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Muñoz's tenure saw the DNC raise more than $600 million, according to Politico.
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His tenure at the White House ended in his resignation in July 221.
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Brown is nearing the end of his second two-term tenure as governor.
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Roger Ailes's tenure as the head of Fox News appears to be over.
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There is some indication that this trend is continuing during President Trump's tenure.
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The average tenure at the same job has also grown steadily as well.
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His performance and tenure in the markets are peerless in their own right.
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The charges largely predated Manafort's tenure on Trump's successful presidential campaign in 2016.
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He added that during President Barack Obama's tenure, Obama never called him directly.
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The councils were dissolved more than two years ago after their tenure ended.
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It has also reduced both the average tenure and age of its directors.
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His tenure ended with the confirmation of Attorney General William Barr last month.
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Colorado legalized marijuana in 2012 under Hickenlooper's tenure through a successful ballot initiative.
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Pompeo has been heavily involved with Israel during his tenure as CIA director.
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His day—and Bradley's tenure in Jacksonville—ended fittingly, with a moonball interception.
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JoJo Fletcher is already making waves in her tenure as the next Bachelorette.
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By the end of his Philadelphia tenure, most people blamed him for that.
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Pruitt's tenure saw a concerted effort to delay many of these rules further.
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Workers said that badge color depends on the length of an employee's tenure.
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His tenure as mayor became one of the major factors in the race.
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It's the issue upon which McGahn has focused most intently in his tenure.
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It was perhaps the biggest test of his tenure, but not the first.
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Of those, about 400,000 had tenure or were on track to get it.
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And the governor's apparent conflicts of interest have been scrutinized throughout his tenure.
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Public comments are more difficult to address, since federal jurists hold life tenure.
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This is why I recommend creating separate tenure tracks for teachers and researchers.
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The charges largely predated Manafort's brief tenure on Republican Trump's campaign in 2016.
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But he has applied for tenure-track faculty jobs continuously with no luck.
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Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, has made some mistakes during his tenure.
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During his tenure, he was asked many questions about PrEP by his patients.
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It's a history conservatives make sure hangs heavy over Ryan's tenure in leadership.
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But he remained in the spotlight as legal challenges to his tenure continued.
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But once an acting official's tenure officially expires, another acting can't step in.
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This is the final installment of her quarterly tenure as your Work Friend.
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Kamala Harris for her leadership during her tenure as San Francisco District Attorney.
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Bibi's long tenure of office is the consequence, not the cause, of this.
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His most recent foray into state politics, besides a brief tenure as Rep.
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"It was the most challenging experience of my eight-year tenure," she said.
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Early in his tenure, he produces "His Girl Friday," with Jack O'Brien directing.
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Mr. Kelly's rocky White House tenure as chief of staff illustrates this dynamic.
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Yet every year of my tenure brought new marvels, many by younger choreographers.
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His tenure was marked by increasing tension between Argentina and the United States.
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Melania Trump's tenure as first lady is being defined largely by her inscrutability.
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Ms. Fariña's tenure, by contrast, bears the marks of a steady march forward.
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A year into his tenure, in 22003, The Times acquired The Boston Globe.
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During her tenure as City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito heard the questions.
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Kirchner's tenure, which concluded that Mr. Nisman had most likely killed himself. Mrs.
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This graph shows 43 landmark Supreme Court decisions over Scalia's 24-year tenure.
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He has been dogged through his tenure by accusations of conflicts of interest.
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These changes will build on the reforms enacted during my tenure as governor.
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During Dr. Mann's tenure, the veterans department began ranking hospitals on surgical complications.
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In his new book, the former United States attorney reflects on his tenure.
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Her tenure at the Department of Health and Human Services was much briefer.
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This particular investigation actually started in 2016, not too long before your tenure.
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Michele Moody-Adams, Georgette Sinkler and I avoided the trauma of tenure denials.
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Thomas's actual impact on the Liberty is debatable, his tenure polarizing and complicated.
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But Bolton, 70, can lay claim to one clear victory during his tenure.
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His tenure has undoubtedly been controversial, with few legislative victories to his credit.
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Roy ended his tenure at the zoo alone before transferring to another facility.
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The program also includes the "Magnificat," written shortly after Bach began his tenure.
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In her 18-month tenure, Ms. Haley has made budget cutting a priority.
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During his tenure, T-Mobile has added subscribers and increased revenues and profits.
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And what has been the biggest surprise of Mr. Aeschlimann's 15-month tenure?
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Ditto, and his tenure as Newark mayor left a lot to be desired.
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ServiceNow&aposs new CEO Bill McDermott just kicked off his tenure with bang.
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During Mr. de Blasio's tenure, the negotiations have not gone well for him.
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If it resulted in failure, the entire narrative of Bharara's tenure would change.
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Kelly&aposs 16-month tenure was marked with turmoil within the Oval Office.
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In his short tenure, Mr. Trump may already have exceeded his predecessor's contradictions.
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Obama championed issues concerning health and fitness during her tenure as first lady.
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But Bannon's subsequent West Wing tenure as Trump's chief political strategist was brief.
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Bank of America shares have risen more than 100 percent during his tenure.
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A centrist conservative with a 30-year tenure, Kennedy fluctuated in his approach.
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His tenure at the Pentagon during the Iraq War was viewed very differently.
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How they respond could have significant ramifications for Mr. Trump and his tenure.
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But Mr. Boch's tenure as doorman may have been a creative endeavor itself.
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Should the Senate reject Mr. Ratcliffe, Mr. Grenell's tenure would be extended again.
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NEWARK — As the final months of his tenure in Trenton wind down, Gov.
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His negative ratings skyrocketed and remained high throughout the duration of his tenure.
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The promotion comes as Carr finished her tenure at WWE NXT in November.
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The first four years of his tenure have borne that out, colleagues say.
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Bitte described an incident from her tenure as an HR professional at Intuit.
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Vaz's tenure was marred by political infighting, an ill-functioning parliament and corruption.
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It was thought the DF would cause the most problems for Rasmussen's tenure.
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His tenure with F.A.U. will likely be remembered as exactly what Kiffin needed.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Mr. Tillerson's tenure at Exxon Mobil.
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Another spectacular White House flameout was the 10-day tenure of Anthony Scaramucci.
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If he doesn&apost, his 10-year tenure in Dallas may be finished.
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But this shake-up in makeup goes beyond issues of taste and tenure.
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During Madhavpeddi's tenure, CMOC made a series of acquisitions, including Freeport-McMoRan Inc.
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Earlier this month, Mark Green began his tenure as the Administrator of USAID.
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Tillerson had been a target of Trump's ire for much of his tenure.
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During Cook's tenure, Apple introduced Apple Watch, and Apple's latest generation iPhone 10.
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The legal fight fell dormant during Obama's tenure but was revived in July.
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Trump attorney Jay Sekulow shrugged off the latest threat to the president's tenure.
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During his tenure Chevron's stock price has risen 39 percent, according to FactSet.
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He appeared on the program in comedic bits several times during Letterman's tenure.
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"Who is Mr. Putin?" a foreign reporter famously asked early in his tenure.
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Allegations of corruption have plagued his nine year tenure as head of state.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is reflecting on her difficult tenure at Saturday Night Live.
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In certain respects, it is surprising that Bolton's tenure even lasted this long.
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The secretary of State and president publicly disagreed several times during Tillerson's tenure.
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Federal judges are appointed, not elected, and once confirmed, they have lifetime tenure.
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Nia Franklin said she plans to advocate for the arts during her tenure.
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Iowa racked up 644 yards of total offense, the most during Ferentz's tenure.
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This fact weighed on Mr. Ban until near the end of his tenure.
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The tenure of two of the three current members will expire on Dec.
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The firing is a terrible start to Hayden's tenure as Librarian of Congress.
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During his tenure, the landscape for U.S. department stores has grown increasingly difficult.
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His tenure – a unique blend of adaptability and fortitude – is one worth remembering.
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Tenure decisions are based on peer evaluations and student reviews, among other factors.
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Tenure decisions are based on peer evaluations and student reviews, among other factors.
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Was there a thing you are most proud of during your tenure there?
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Mr. Booker has made criminal justice reform a cornerstone of his Senate tenure.
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Mr. Onaodowan's tenure was always going to be short — it just got shorter.
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He is set to end an eight-year tenure as governor in January.
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That included a book about his tenure, which Mr. Trump did not insult.
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Compared with President Trump's tenure, Brexit "is much more boring," he said, dryly.
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Georgia watered down its disclosure rules during Fitzgerald's tenure as a state official.
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Tenure and managerial responsibility become increasingly important as an employee's hourly wage rises.
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He is restrained only by the democratic rules that still survive his tenure.
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At some points during Tillerson's tenure, it wasn't clear who spoke for America.
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Yet his tenure in New York lasted only a year and a half.
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" Mr. Trebek, 78, has become a household name during his tenure at "Jeopardy!
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Throughout his tenure, Mr. Martins has had his share of supporters and detractors.
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During their tenure, the pair promoted the work of female actors and directors.
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Her resignation comes after some of the most tumultuous weeks of her tenure.
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This is more or less the defense Ryan has offered of his tenure.
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Attorneys for Students Matter argue the state's teacher tenure law creates high turnover at schools attended by poor students, because many of those campuses are staffed with younger teachers who may be effective but lack tenure and its job protections.
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From 2012 to 2014, median job tenure with a current employer for white males age 55 and older with less education (high school or less) decreased to 16.7 years from 17.7 years, while job tenure for all other groups rose.
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The state of Wisconsin dramatically restructured, some might say gutted, its academic tenure system and there is legislation introduced in Missouri and Iowa that would in one case eliminate tenure for new hires and in the other case end it retroactively.
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University professors enjoy tenure even as they preach the virtues of the open society.
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And during Mr Leung's tenure, the figure was 2.3% (for annual rates, see chart).
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T-Mobile employees say they can also increase time off allowances based on tenure.
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The two officials' tenure in the city overlapped, according to their biographies posted online.
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Party leaders, senators and lobbyists are celebrating Hatch's four-decade tenure in the Senate.
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His tenure at GM began in 1978, when he went to work for Buick.
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People were also concerned about what Bran's abilities meant for his tenure as king.
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And Trump was exaggerating how fast the additional spending has occurred during his tenure.
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Artnet reports reports the agency is negotiating with the city to lengthen its tenure.
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Chelsea Clinton is on the verge of possibly repeating her tenure as First Daughter.
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Town halls and countless constituent meetings were a hallmark of my tenure in Congress.
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Ike, like all great leaders, was thinking long-term and well beyond his tenure.
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Sean Spicer: Resigned as White House press secretary in July, ending a turbulent tenure.
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Some investors say it's too soon to evaluate Woods' tenure despite Exxon's lagging returns.
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Here are some of the main policies he's touted during his tenure as Mayor.
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That person could mean that the Court will remain right leaning throughout Roberts' tenure.
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Bills vetoed and signed During Obama's tenure, he vetoed a total of 12 bills.
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Shulkin's tenure was rocked by a number of scandals before his ouster last Wednesday.
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The following is a timeline of key events during Ghosn's tenure at the automakers.
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He's 63 years old, meaning his tenure on the Court could be relatively short.
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Andrews is a journalist who is perhaps best known for her tenure at ESPN.
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Early in his tenure, Roberts said that promoting unanimity and collegiality were a priority.
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No. The midterm elections were long seen as the end point for Sessions' tenure.
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Still, thousands of PhD students clung to the idea of a tenure-track professorship.
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The measure would replace the Affordable Care Act, a crowning achievement of Obama's tenure.
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Still, his tenure has marked a transition for how seriously the idea is taken.
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And Charles Koch became a vocal critic of the Iraq War during Bush's tenure.
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His tenure as acting Homeland Security secretary of the department was brief -- predictably so.
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The problem for investors is that the scandal will last longer than her tenure.
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Regula had a desk in her husband's Washington office for much of his tenure.
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His absence is symbolic of the uncertainty of the private sector under his tenure.
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Her tenure overlapped with Pai's time as a staffer in the general counsel's office.
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"It was not as though she worried she wouldn't get tenure," her husband said.
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Hornacek's tenure, which produced a record of 19923-21992, was troubled from the start.
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Some of his comments in a speech on Tuesday appeared aimed at Ramirez' tenure.
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President Barack Obama reportedly commanded $400,000 speaking fees after his tenure ended in 4003.
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In America the average job tenure has barely changed in the past 30 years.
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Throughout Rosenstein's tenure, there were semiregular reports that Trump was interested in removing him.
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The developer did not elaborate on the tenure or timeframe of the sukuk issue.
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The bureau also dropped a lawsuit filed during Cordray's tenure against four payday lenders.
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Obama came under scrutiny for granting the award to Democratic donors during his tenure.
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But of course Kelly's tenure was going to end after a grotesque, ugly explosion.
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Under Mr. Donahoe's tenure, eBay did not abandon its core business of online auctions.
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Given the elder Mr Bolloré's controversial tenure, others may see that as a virtue.
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During Mr Peña's tenure Mexico has fallen 220 places in Transparency International's corruption index.
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There was nothing funny about an eight-game skid to begin his tenure, though.
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A Democrat from a swing state who's had a long tenure in the Senate?
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Chinese leaders have tended to line up successors by this stage of their tenure.
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Is this about Obama, an outgoing President at the tail end of his tenure?
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"I really loved what I was doing," she says about her tenure at Mattel.
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Women in those departments also publish more papers and are likelier to get tenure.
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The company also won 30 approvals from the U.S. health regulator during his tenure.
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Harrison's tenure as Host with the Most has come with a lot of money.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While John Flannery's tenure at the helm of General Electric (GE.
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By all accounts, Paterno was regarded as a disciplinarian throughout most of his tenure.
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Held the Guinness World Record for the longest professional tenure with a single orchestra.
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In his tenure at GV, he's backed startups including Modsy, ClassPass, KeepTruckin and HomeAway.
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Khosrowshahi called the coverup a "failure," while noting it preceded his tenure as CEO.
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But once they move on to seeking tenure, women are much more readily lost.
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Universities could consider this kind of work as part of the tenure process, instead.
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He had been warned about it early in his tenure but still carried on.
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That forced Pruitt to make a decision early into his tenure as EPA administrator.
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The tenure of Ernesto Samper, a chavista sympathiser, as its secretary-general has ended.
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Much of America can't stand Gingrich and they despised his tenure on Capitol Hill.
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During his tenure in Flushing, DePodesta revamped the team's scouting and player development departments.
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During her tenure, profits soared and The Economist's circulation more than doubled, to 1.3m.
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Several reports during her tenure suggested few even knew what she was doing there.
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His tenure may be judged a success if he manages to slow their decline.
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" During her tenure, staff had complained anonymously to the media that she was "difficult.
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Friedman is the Denver-based company's longest-serving director with a 22-year tenure.
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His overall tenure as coach has been relatively free of scandal or even controversy.
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Michael's continued tenure signaled that Kalanick would tolerate bad behavior, if not encourage it.
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Ginsburg's in-this-moment approach and continued tenure on the nation's highest court matter.
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Less than a fifth of the world's population has formal land rights, or tenure.
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Although Google's cloud business made progress during Greene's tenure, Amazon's and Microsoft's did too.
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During her tenure at DHS, Duke worked in management and as chief procurement officer.
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Carlin focused on pursuing cyber criminals during his tenure running the national security division.
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She declined to state how many violations the city had issued during his tenure.
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Kasich, whose stump speech touts his 18 years in Congress and current statehouse tenure.
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During his nearly two-year tenure, Gottlieb spearheaded several new policies at the FDA.
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The tenure of Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele is due to end in June.
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The right words and deeds early in incoming Secretary Kelly's tenure could be critical.
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Discussion of her tenure often focused on her legs, and whether she was likable.
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He was used as a tool to end Priebus' tenure in the corner office.
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Success these days, for him, isn't measured by wealth, fame, or J5's tenure.
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During his tenure at CBS, shareholders saw shares appreciate and a return on capital.
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Lesar's unusually long tenure at the company was marked by growth but also controversy.
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The senator during his tenure in Congress repeatedly voted for measures to restrict abortion.
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The Obamas, notably, featured African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and female artists during their tenure.
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Nationally, Only two states saw job losses during Obama's tenure: Wyoming and New Mexico.
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