To cap it all off, Firtash this summer also hired Mark Corallo, who acted as spokesperson for Trump's private defense team during the Mueller investigation.
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"I said to myself last night, 'I hope that I still have a career in Silicon Valley after this and I hope that whoever I work with won't take it out against me,'" said Google employee Cathay Bi, who acted as spokesperson for the group.
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Verzilov, who also holds Canadian citizenship, acted as spokesperson for Pussy Riot during their high-profile 2012 trial, and captured headlines again in July when he and three other Pussy Riot activists ran on to the pitch wearing police uniforms during the World Cup final in Moscow.
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He acted as spokesperson for the family of Elián González during the Elián González affair. Gutierrez supported the efforts in Miami to prevent Elián from being sent to live with his father in Cuba. Gutierrez organized the legal team and negotiated with the US government. The night of the entry to retrieve Elián Gonzalez, Gutierrez and attorneys were in the house speaking to the Clinton administration.
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In June 1967, the league diverged into two separate senior leagues which both kept the WCSHL name. Butlin offered the Calgary Spurs for sale in August 1967, and intended to accept a position as president of the new league. He acted as spokesperson for the new league, and hoped for multiple European national teams to play games against the league. Later in August, Butlin decided to remain owner of the team.
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Luigi Di Lella (born in Naples, 7 December 1937) is an Italian experimental particle physicist. He has been a staff member at CERN for over 40 years, and has played an important role in major experiments at CERN such as CAST and UA2. From 1986 to 1990 he acted as spokesperson for the UA2 Collaboration, which, together with the UA1 Collaboration, discovered the W and Z bosons in 1983.
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In the elections of 1963 the Farmers' Party won three seats in the House of Representatives. The party had gained considerable attention when the police had forcibly seized farms whose owners had not paid their taxes. Koekoek, the party's leader, came from the same region and acted as spokesperson for these farmers. With its populist appeal the party had been able to get the support from farmers and non-farmers, even from urban areas.
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Antoinette K-Doe (February 3, 1943 - February 24, 2009) was the spouse of R&B; singer Ernie K-Doe. She was also owner of the Mother-in-Law Lounge in New Orleans, a pub and shrine to her late husband. She was a notable cook and costume designer, putting her skills to use to make elaborate suits for Ernie and dresses for herself. Antoinette acted as spokesperson for Hands on Network, a volunteer organization dedicated to Hurricane Katrina relief.
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Tudehope has acted as spokesperson for the socially conservative Australian Family Association. He previously was the State President of the National Civic Council. He ran against the Liberal Party in 1999 as the Australian Family Alliance candidate for the NSW Legislative Council and has in the past nominated for the seats of Baulkham Hills, Ryde and Epping for the Liberal Party but withdrew each time before the preselection stage. Tudehope was endorsed by the Liberal Party for the state seat of Epping following Greg Smith's retirement from politics.
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When Labour took office in 1974, she sat on the Opposition benches in the House of Lords and acted as Spokesperson for foreign and European affairs. In 1977 Elles became a council member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs until 1986 and subsequently was governor of the University of Reading until 1996. She was trustee of the Industry and Parliament Trust from 1985 and in 1990 a trustee of the Caldecott Community that was founded as a London nursery in 1911 - latterly a residential (therapeutic) community for children in care. Elles was appointed an honorable bencher of Lincoln's Inn in 1993.
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One of her last performances in the cinema was Mamy Rose, under the direction of Xavier Dolan in Laurence Anyways. As a theater instructor at Collège Lionel-Groulx for over 20 years, she helped train a generation of young actors. Involved in the cause of a better recognition of the importance of the arts, and the improvement of the status of artists and creators in Quebec, Bégin acted as spokesperson for the World Coalition of Arts and Cultural Affairs (1986–1990). In particular, she participated in the works of the boards of directors of the Union des artistes (1976–1980) and the Association des directeurs de théâtre (1980–1984).
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Waddell was elected to the South African Parliament in April 1974 by winning the constituency of Johannesburg North for the Progressive Party. Waddell was one of seven new Progressive Party MPs who won election to Parliament in 1974, supporting Helen Suzman who had been the sole opposition MP to the National Party for 13 years. Waddell acted as spokesperson for Economic Affairs for the Progressive Federal Party during his term in Parliament. He was responsible for instigating the special congress held over the weekend of 3 September 1979, which led to the ousting of party leader Colin Eglin and the election of Frederik van Zyl Slabbert.
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In addition, the Gas Act established the Gas Council, its constitution was such that control lay effectively with the area boards. The council consisted of a chairman and deputy chairman, both appointed by the minister, and the chairmen of each of the twelve area boards. The council served as a channel of communication with the minister; undertook labour negotiations; undertook research; and acted as spokesperson for the gas industry generally. The Gas Act 1965 shifted the balance of power to the centre: it put the Gas Council on the same footing as the area boards, with the powers to borrow up to £900 million, to manufacture or acquire gas and to supply gas in bulk to any area board.
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