As long as I can remember, he's been in charge.
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The FBI had been in charge of the Russia probe.
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Harris has been in charge of Pacific Command since 85033.
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Lopetegui, 52, had been in charge for just 14 games.
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Its strongman, Nursultan Nazarbayev, has been in charge since Soviet times.
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Hun Sen, Cambodia's prime minister, has been in charge since 1985.
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Davis had been in charge of exit negotiations with the bloc.
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He has been in charge for nearly five years, not six.
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"I had never been in charge of a bureaucracy," she said.
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Minami had previously been in charge of the bank's digital strategy.
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APRA has traditionally been in charge of ensuring financial companies remain stable.
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They believe that the 68ers have been in charge for too long.
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Fidel has not actually been in charge of Cuba for a decade.
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The same ruling party, ZANU-PF, has been in charge since 1980.
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He has long been in charge of the insurer's mergers and acquisitions.
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Ma has been in charge of macroeconomic policies and the financial sector.
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More broadly, they're the two people who've been in charge of the administration.
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Her family's been in charge of the municipality's oldest hotel since the 1960s.
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Sir Bernard has been in charge of the capital's coppers during testing times.
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Granted, he hasn't been in charge of this relationship for a while now.
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Since November 2014 he has been in charge of Bulgaria's deposit insurance fund.
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His brother, Raúl, who is now 86, has been in charge since 2006.
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He has been in charge of the capital's coppers during a difficult time.
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Msando had been in charge of developing an improved electronic voter ID system.
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The 68-year-old has been in charge of Arsenal since October 1996.
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Meier has been in charge of the competition bureau's healthcare section since 2006.
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Jin had been in charge of supervisory work over food and drug safety.
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The official had been in charge of developing and implementing a new electronic ballot.
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He has been in charge since 1986, so most Ugandans cannot remember another president.
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"It hasn't been clear who internally has been in charge," said one Trump confidant.
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Ford's shares fell 40 percent during the three years Fields has been in charge.
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Eddy Cue, who leads the services division, had been in charge for years beforehand.
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John Nicholson, who has been in charge of the Afghan war since March 2016.
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That might have happened if someone like Trump or Christie had been in charge.
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You could say that's nothing new, that white men have been in charge forever.
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"Yes," said the dean, who has been in charge of Harvard admissions since 1986.
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"We haven't been in charge of our destiny for a long time," Kittle said.
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He has been in charge of Real for much of the last two decades.
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The platforms have always been in charge and have always been picking winners and losers.
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Under President Paul Kagame, who has been in charge since 1994, Rwanda has been transformed.
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Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein have been in charge of this retro-leaning synth soundtrack.
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For the past 83 years, it has been in charge of counting the Oscar ballots.
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The suspended judge would have been in charge of ruling over any election-related disputes.
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John Nicholson, who has been in charge of the war in Afghanistan since March 22019.
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John Nicholson, who has been in charge of the war in Afghanistan since March 2016.
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My former jobs have actually been in charge of biological research for baby food companies.
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State-run company PEMEX had previously been in charge of all of Mexico's oil imports.
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Seyfarth had been in charge of U.S. Soccer's defense since the case began last March.
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"I hadn't been in charge of an evening like that before," said Ms. Garbus, 38.
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In her experience, women have always been in charge and have always been self-sufficient.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would usually have been in charge of considering the permit.
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Men have been in charge for the last 6,000 years, and they've really fouled it up.
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Shulkin had been in charge of the VA's sprawling health system for the past 18 months.
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Throughout his career, has Dr. Octagon been in charge of many operations that went horribly wrong?
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He had been in charge of Danske Bank's international operations, including Estonia, between 2009 and 2012.
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Nigeria's army and police disagreed over who had been in charge of security at the time.
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They both promise to rescue the middle class from the scoundrels who have been in charge.
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I look back and it's like, some alien must have been in charge of my brain.
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He has been in charge of managing the bank's 208 trillion yen ($1.9 trillion) investment portfolio.
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The Japanese government and company still disagree on who was — or should have been — in charge.
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Then a letter arrived from my sister who had been in charge of our mother's finances.
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Comey, who had been in charge of the investigation, was fired by Trump on May 9.
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Historically, human resource departments have been in charge of tracking applicant paperwork and managing hiring legal issues.
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Since February, the military has been in charge of security in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
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Since a clearly biased Rosenstein has been in charge of the Mueller investigation, it must be terminated.
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We've had politics for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years, and women haven't been in charge.
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Likewise, states have been in charge of how those vehicles are operated through laws — rules for humans.
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It has also been in charge of supervising that the correct winners are announced during the ceremony.
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Plus, Rauner has been in charge through multiple financial crises, including higher education and state employee pensions.
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Shuvalov is set to replace Sergei Gorkov, who has been in charge of VEB since Feb 2016.
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Ron, who has been in charge for more than a decade, will be succeeded by Emilio Saracho.
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Longtime insurance executive Ajit Jain has been in charge of overseeing coverage against giant or unusual risks.
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Across generations, Democrats and Republicans alike have exercised this power vigorously when they have been in charge.
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He then berates Azimov, who has long been in charge of financial matters, for ignoring those problems.
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Stephen Scherr, who had been in charge of the consumer bank, is stepping into the CFO role.
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In some states, Republicans have been in charge long enough to generate their own cloud of fatigue.
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To my knowledge she's always been in charge – that's her nature – but she's always been polite with it.
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She has been in charge of the show since 2001 and been with the company for two decades.
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In fact, the open network has been closing for far longer than Ajit Pai has been in charge.
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Bloomberg News recently identified Gay as having been in charge of the ticketing operation for Trump's inaugural events.
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Most were Kabila loyalists, the same that had been in charge in the previous government, according to Reuters.
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He joined the French government immediately after the 2017 election and has been in charge of Digital Affairs.
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He has previously been in charge of monetary policy, financial markets, economic research and statistics at the RBI.
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It is irrelevant -- to him -- that he's been in charge of a transition government since Christmas Eve 2018.
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A top security official apologized and Mr. Hifter reassigned the Salafi police commander who had been in charge.
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SoftBank said the former manager had been in charge of improving construction-related efficiencies at its telecoms facilities.
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The generals, Said Bey and Lahbib Chentouf, had been in charge of the first and second military regions.
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The surprise moves will sideline Mr. Christie, who had been in charge of the transition for several months.
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And Putin has been in charge of Russia since this millennium began: The buck, or ruble, stops with him.
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My goodness, I mean, the experts have been in charge for a long time, and what do we have?
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Munoz will take over from William Lee, who has been in charge of Hyundai's North America business since June.
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For years, he had been in charge of the team that developed the framework that powered Safari, called WebKit.
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But she continued to speak out against President Paul Kagame, who has been in charge of Rwanda since 1994.
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While Jackson has been in charge of securing exclusive content for Apple Music, yesterday's deal isn't what you'd expect.
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In the United States, the federal government has been in charge of safety standards for vehicles — rules for machines.
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Blatter, who had been in charge at FIFA since 1998, was banned from football for eight years in December.
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Pizzi has been in charge for the last seven months and insisted the Saudis had shown much improvement since.
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The bank poached Barnaud from Orange, where he had been in charge of mobile partnerships for Orange Wholesale France.
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Mr. DiSpirito has not been in charge of a restaurant since George W. Bush was in the White House.
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And he shrugged and said Raul's been in charge for years, that this is — the system has gotten stronger.
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Mr. Reif also would not suggest who else might have been in charge of drafting or overseeing those requests.
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For Sloan, who has been in charge for more than two years, the stakes of the hearing are high.
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He told her how he had been in charge of distributing envelopes filled with cash for reporters as bribes.
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Elizabeth Maringer, who has been in charge of N.B.A. investigations since 2015, will handle the inquiry for the league.
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Shahbaz Sharif, who has been in charge of Punjab since 2008, has better relations with the military than his brother.
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Amicucci is already working at Citi and has been in charge of corporate equity derivatives for Southern Europe since 2009.
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But neither has been in charge of an independent studio since Killspace, a fact that has their former employees worried.
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Kasich would have been in charge of all domestic and foreign policy in a Trump White House, Kasich sources said.
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The barista and Lyla's swim coach and the woman who'd been in charge of the losing campaign's local office (him).
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These are the same people who have been in charge of the country, alone or in coalition, for 36 years.
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Along with his brother Ibrahim Abdeslam, investigators say, he appears to have been in charge of logistics for the group.
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"He shrugged and said Raul's been in charge for years, that this is — the system has gotten stronger," Cruz said.
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Museveni, 73, is already one of Africa's longest-serving rulers and has been in charge for more than three decades.
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Rock Feilding-Mellen, a Conservative who had been in charge of housing for the council, stepped down as deputy leader.
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BECKY QUICK: I actually can't believe it has been 10 years that you've been in charge of Bank of America.
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New Zealand's Rescue Coordination Center has been in charge of the search since Saturday, taking over from authorities in Fiji.
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The current government, led by Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as Prachanda, has been in charge since August.
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He's nominally been in charge of Google's core businesses throughout this period of employee unrest, government scrutiny and slowing growth.
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Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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In the time Mingzhu has been in charge of Gree Electric, the price of the company's stock has more than doubled.
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Smith had been in charge of Equifax, which has over 10,000 staff and a presence in 24 countries, for 12 years.
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Despite its court victory, the Aam Aadmi Party, which has been in charge of the city since 2015, wants further concessions.
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A former rebel leader, Mr Nkurunziza has been in charge since 2005 and believes that God wants him to keep ruling.
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But we don't know whether things would have turned out any differently — or better — if someone else had been in charge.
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Shahbaz Sharif has been in charge of Punjab since 2008, building a reputation as a competent administrator focused on building infrastructure.
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I don't think there's been a culture change at FIFA since May because I don't think that anybody's been in charge.
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Ms. Ganeless has been in charge of Comedy Central since 2004, and has been at Viacom for more than two decades.
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At the top of Africa's current longest-tenured list are five men who've been in charge for more than 30 years.
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Since he had been in charge of government borrowing, he also understood, better than most, that default would cause a crisis.
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A communications minister in Romano Prodi's government until 2008, he has been in charge of Italy's foreign affairs for two years.
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Lauren Naturale, Merriam-Webster's content and social media manager, has been in charge of managing the dictionary's Twitter for about a year.
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Hun Sen, the country's strongman, has been in charge since 1985, making him one of the longest-serving leaders in the world.
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Through all that time, a little over a dozen people have been in charge of tabulating the votes, according to the BBC.
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The Department of Agriculture, for example, had been in charge of regulating pesticide use while also being required to promote agricultural production.
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Perhaps that's why although he has only been in charge for a short time, it seems like he has for 30 years.
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Under Rouanne, it had been in charge of developing and selling new 5G technologies in which operators are only beginning to invest.
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Ms. Foxx is the top official in the state's attorney's office and would normally have been in charge of prosecuting Mr. Smollett.
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Its economic growth is slowing, but in past weeks the prime minister has been in charge and daily life has carried on.
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"It evokes the past, but it is not retro," said Mr. Anscheidt, who has been in charge of Bugatti design since 2004.
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A similar story has played out in neighboring Baden-Württemberg, where a Green politician, Winfried Kretschmann, has been in charge since 2011.
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Flood would not replace the White House's current lawyer, Ty Cobb, who has been in charge of dealing with the special counsel.
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Trotz, who left Washington in a contract dispute, said he would not have joined the Islanders had Lamoriello not been in charge.
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Democrats have already logged a list of at least 7 subpoenas they would have sent if they'd been in charge of the House.
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Democrats have already logged a list of at least 64 subpoenas they would have sent if they'd been in charge of the House.
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The company hired a new chief privacy officer and chief security officer who have been in charge of building a new cybersecurity framework.
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Alice is also a character Bell says "nobody would ever cast me as" if she hadn't been in charge of the movie herself.
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Ari Jaaksi, who's been in charge of Mozilla's connected devices unit for a little over two years, is also said to be leaving.
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The Man in Charge: Marcel Koller, who has club experience in the Bundesliga, has been in charge of his national side since 20153.
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Simpson has been in charge of Anglian Water since 2013, having taken on senior management roles at the firm since at least 2004.
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Nur had been in charge of news at Somali National TV and two other journalists were also killed in the same 2012 attack.
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Zadesky has been in charge of Apple's electric car project for the past two years and has been with Apple for 16 years.
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"PEACE OF MIND" Richard has been in charge at Orange since 2011 but his future had been in doubt ahead of the verdict.
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The man had been in charge of administering a satellite location tracking system for Honeywell that was used by government and corporate clients.
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Wheeler, who had been in charge of the EPA in an acting capacity since last July, was confirmed by the Senate last week.
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The person in charge of that Haiti mission had been in charge of one in Chad 12 years ago when similar behavior occurred.
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It was Daniel Barenboim, who has been in charge since 1992, who pushed successive chancellors for federal funds to make the ensemble competitive.
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Ross had been in charge of the Giants' draft, along with the previous general manager, Jerry Reese, who was let go this month.
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Hennington has been at Target since 2003, and had been in charge of essentials, beauty, hardlines and services in a general merchandising role.
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Wojcicki has been in charge of Google's video streaming subsidiary since 2628 and is a longtime employee of the Mountain View, Calif. giant.
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Mr. Najib's father and uncle both served as prime minister, and their party, the United Malays National Organization, has always been in charge.
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The federal government has been in charge of a chain of Illinois nursing homes that defaulted on mortgages backed by a government program.
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Of, you know, talent's always been in charge in Silicon Valley, pretty much, because of the need for not just engineers, but everybody.
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He's been in charge of US sales since June 2011 and has been an employee of what is now Fiat Chrysler for 22 years.
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Disney might not have been in charge when the Fox-produced Avatar broke records a decade ago, but it's all in the family now.
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This is nearly as long as Paul Biya, a friend of the Hayatou family and Cameroon's president, who has been in charge since 1982.
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Mr Orcel has been in charge of the investment-banking business at UBS for six years, undertaking a restructuring that slashed its balance-sheet.
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Ajit Pai has been in charge of the FCC for about a month, and everyone's still wondering what he's gonna do with the place.
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"I was scared to relinquish control of content because my whole professional life I've been in charge of my own edits," he told PEOPLE.
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A member of the elite Indian Administrative Service, Tyagi, has been in charge of capital markets at the department of economic affairs since 2014.
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He had been in charge of the external and legislative affairs group since October 2016, several months before Cohen was hired by that unit.
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Had someone other than Unseld been in charge of the team, it's unlikely Bzdelik would've even been granted an interview, let alone the job.
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He had been in charge of investigating the still-unsolved 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires that killed 85 people.
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Sampaoli has been in charge for almost a year but he has yet to decide on his best team, or even his best squad.
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You need to look for a monopolist who has been in charge of an industry for a very long time with no signs of competition.
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Angola's leader Dos Santos, a Soviet-trained oil engineer, has been in charge since 1979 but is not running in a presidential election this year.
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Jenner has been in charge of the family's empire for years now, and she's definitely orchestrated a lot of deals and publicity for her daughters.
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Mr Nazarbayev, who has been in charge since Soviet days, spent much of the windfall conjuring Astana out of a patch of nearly deserted steppe.
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In contrast, the Eagles were not only green—Doug Pederson, their coach, has only been in charge for two years—but crippled almost beyond recognition.
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If one doctor had been in charge, as occurs with "ordinary" patients, the son may well have gotten more and timelier treatment, and fared better.
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Zidane, a World Cup winner with France and a Champions League winner with Real Madrid, had most recently been in charge of Madrid's second team.
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The autocrats who were toppled in the Arab Spring were all well past pension age, had been in charge for decades and presided over kleptocracies.
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Prepare to Get the Hell Out of the Way OK, so the thing about being a dude is we've been in charge of shit forever.
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Pagliano is believed to have been in charge of setting up Clinton's email server at her New York home while she was secretary of State.
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The 59-year-old has been in charge of the firm's investment banking activities in its domestic heartland of Italy for the last six years.
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But Mr. Pompeo has also been in charge of an active covert campaign against the North, which he has alluded to elliptically on several occasions.
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The top editor of Sports Illustrated, Chris Stone, who started at the magazine in 1992, has been in charge of the editorial side since 2016.
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Mr. Hemmer, a co-anchor of the midmorning Fox News show "America's Newsroom," has been in charge of the map since the 2008 primary season.
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In their previous jobs, both had been in charge of the magazines' websites; after their promotions, they were handed responsibility for print and digital content.
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He has been in charge of U.S. Soccer since 2006 and, barring a resignation, will be seeking a fourth term as federation president in February.
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At age 71, he has been in charge of the duchy longer than anyone before him (thanks to his mother, still reigning at age 93).
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Some Chinese make the point that if Li had been in charge of China, rather than President Xi Jinping, many lives might have been saved.
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Rose, who reported to COO Sheryl Sandberg, has been in charge of the company's deals with partners like media companies, and distributors like Apple and Google.
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I think if Hillary Clinton had been in charge of the Trump-Russia investigation, the level of bias and prejudice wouldn&apost have been any higher.
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Bill Burck, former George W. Bush attorney who has been in charge of vetting Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's documents, tells Axios that the documents Sen.
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As Harry's widow, Veronica is the de facto leader, but Davis plays her with such ferocity that you sense she would have been in charge anyway.
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Hodgson had been in charge of the national team for four years but his squad's poor showing at the tournament in France was the last straw.
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Including caretaker and interim managers, 13 different coaches have been in charge of Chelsea since Terry made his debut as a 17-year-old in 1998.
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Fidel's shrewd younger brother, Raúl, has been in charge since 85033, and now holds all the levers of power, from the military to the tourist hotels.
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Even when civilians have been in charge, the army has lurked in the background as the self-appointed guardian of secularism against Islamists and other radicals.
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Kushner has been in charge of drafting the White House's peace plan for for months, despite having no diplomatic experience when he took on the role.
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The new division, which the bank called a "Stakeholder Relations" group, will be led by Jim Rowe, who had previously been in charge of investor relations.
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Numerous fans have already called for Osorio's firing, and he's been in charge for only 11 months, and has lost only one game during that run.
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He had been in charge of a wide swath of 23andMe, including product and engineering, marketing, finance, business development, laboratory operations and legal and regulatory issues.
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"The A.N.C. has always been in charge in Gauteng, but what have they accomplished?" said Bonang Kgwadi, 18, who was voting with her sister, Emily, 21.
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Juncker, 64, a former Luxembourg prime minister and a veteran EU politician has been in charge of the powerful EU executive for the last five years.
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Finally, stung by the outcry, President Xi Jinping asserted that he had been in charge all along, although critics noted that the initial response was inept.
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Mr. Greenblatt has worked in premium cable before, having been in charge of entertainment at Showtime during its "Dexter" and "Weeds" period, from 2003 to 2010.
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For years, states have regulated the safety regarding the operation of vehicles, while the federal government has been in charge of the safety of the vehicle itself.
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Had Republican delegates, not primary voters, been in charge in 2016, it's not clear who they would have chosen, since the party itself was quite internally split.
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The Kenyan government said it rejected the findings of the inquiry and the request by Ban to replace the commander, who had been in charge since June.
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Sergei Syrtsov, who had been in charge since 2010, quit in September after taking the blame for a large number of doping offences involving the country's weightlifters.
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Do those people who keep coming out on the short side have a right to be angry at the people who have been in charge like you?
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There's interest, of course, in why the government official who had been in charge of federal student loan debt came to the conclusion that it shouldn't exist.
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These meetings are a little intense and long, but I've been contributing more to them recently, as I've been in charge of more campaign launches and projects.
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The unit's current CEO, Claudia Sender, has been in charge since 2013, about a year after the Brazilian airline then known as TAM merged with Chile's LAN.
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"Democrats have been in charge of San Francisco, and everything keeps getting more expensive," said Aidan O'Sullivan, 27, who works in advertising and identifies as a libertarian.
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Ms. Bloomfield was a 28-year-old unknown from Birmingham, England, who had never been to the United States and never been in charge of a kitchen.
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Throughout the city's history, the balance of power has seesawed between Albany and City Hall, depending on what was at stake and who has been in charge.
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We have been in charge of the House, Senate, and White House all year long, and we have no fiscal reforms or restraint to show for it.
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Andrea Morrow, a spokeswoman for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, said the state has been in charge of enforcing the Safe Water Drinking Act since 1977.
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A Swiss-Norwegian couple, Jürg Leutert and Brita Falch-Leutert, who came to Sibiu in 2015, has been in charge of music in the city's Lutheran parish.
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He has been in charge of the White House's communications strategies in support of Kavanaugh since President Donald Trump nominated Kavanaugh to the nation's high court in July.
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Cryan had been in charge since 2015 and his mandate would have expired in 2020, but investors had lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability.
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"The Socialists have been in charge of our institutions for many years," he added, as cries of "Yes we can" rang out among the crowd of several hundred.
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But he hasn't been in charge of the special counsel investigation since early November, when Trump forced Sessions to resign and appointed Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general.
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Cue, who runs internet software and services for Apple, has been in charge of all of Apple's online services, including Maps, Music, iTunes, iCloud, and Siri for years.
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He had been in charge of the Supreme Administrative Committee, known as the youth committee, until May, when he resigned over differences with other leaders of the group.
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Mr Bolton has been in charge only since September, but if he hangs on until mid-April he will be the longest-serving of UKIP's past five leaders.
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Not long after they got the good news, the Maguires received a call from Joseph DiSante, who had been in charge of staffing seat fillers for two decades.
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However, this isn't the only instance of Baylor falling short of apparent Title IX requirements under Starr, who had been in charge of the school for six years.
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Frosinone's Chairman Maurizio Stirpe, who has been in charge since 2003, told Reuters the club could have borrowed more cheaply from a bank but opted for crowdfunding instead.
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One in five adults expressed they believe it is time for a change because the men who have been in charge haven't done a good job, Pew reported.
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Lloyds chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio has been in charge for more than six years and the Portuguese is expected to leave in the next year or two.
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Because the FDA hasn't announced any specific plans to enforce regulation, local government agencies such as New York City's health department have been in charge of cracking down.
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Owens, who had been at Sprint more than 25 years, has been in charge of product strategy, device selection, engineering and relationships with handset makers, among other duties.
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Mr. Gove has been a minister for justice, education and youth in the past, and has been in charge of issues like fighting drug abuse in British prisons.
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" Reminded that he'd fired the people who would have been in charge of handling infectious disease outbreaks, the president said, "When you say 'me,' I didn't do it.
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Acting Secretary Wolf has only been in charge of DHS since November and has never been confirmed by the Senate — just like the current director of national intelligence.
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Mr. Bayrou had made ambitious ethics changes a condition to his alliance with Mr. Macron, and he had recently been in charge of writing a sweeping ethics bill.
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It was intended to critique the persistence of the death penalty in the old hierarchies that placed a museum's authority above its public's feelings had been in charge.
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An independent election authority was set up last week to oversee the vote, instead of the interior ministry which had been in charge of elections in the past.
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Brian Fitzpatrick, has been in charge of the the Wallace Global Fund " for the last two decades " that gave out nearly $7 million to population control groups since 1997.
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"I have decided to stand down and Maxim Agapitov will take temporary charge," Syrtsov, who had been in charge of the RWF since 2010, told the TASS news agency.
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Monday's protest was organized by the youth-led organization Sunrise Movement, which has also been in charge of similar demonstrations in the offices of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sen.
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U.S. authorities accuse Kadyrov, who has been in charge of the majority-Muslim region of southern Russia since 2007, of overseeing "an administration involved in disappearances and extrajudicial killings".
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Those four would be split between the two showrunners, who have been in charge of the HBO hit since its TV inception — a tricky process for the last season.
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Carey, who has been in charge since Liberty Media's Formula One takeover in January last year, said Asia was a priority region as the 'growth engine' of the world.
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Algeria has been shaken by protests, mostly by young Algerians, demanding to end the dominance of the elite that has been in charge since independence from France in 1962.
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The African National Congress (ANC), the party of Nelson Mandela which has been in charge in South Africa since the 1994 election, is facing its stiffest challenge in years.
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Osinbajo has been always been in charge of the economy but Buhari has left him little space, subscribing to the view that a strong country needs a strong currency.
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The current clockmaster, Petr Skala, has been in charge for the past eight years, according to a Marc Santora article published in mid-January in the New York Times.
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The move, effectively immediately, had been expected, with sources close to the matter saying it would make little difference as Marchionne had essentially been in charge since becoming chairman.
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Burgenland Governor Hans Peter Doskozil, who has been in charge for less than three months, said on Sunday the provincial elections scheduled for May 2020 would be brought forward.
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The 58-year-old has been in charge of the firm, which owns a number of supermarket brands in Germany as well as central Europe, for almost 20 years.
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But Mr. de Blasio passed over Mr. Tucker and chose Mr. O'Neill, a protégé of Mr. Bratton's who had been in charge of implementing a neighborhood-based policing strategy.
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Immediately following the financial crash, it became something of a meme to contend that if women had been in charge of the banks, none of it would have happened.
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Previously a senior managing director, Felder had been in charge at Aptigon for only a year, having been tapped to run the business after his predecessor, Richard Schimel, left.
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He has been in charge of Noma's private dining room, organized street parties for Copenhagen's massive annual Distortion festival, and even did a short stint as a flight attendant.
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Dallas DJ Chase Dugger, whose background is as a DJ in the burner community, has been in charge of The Nines' music programing since the beginning of the year.
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The front-runner to replace him is Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who has been in charge since 2009 of the regional government of Galicia, which is also Mr. Rajoy's region.
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Borgen, who had been in charge of Danske Bank's international operations, including Estonia, between 2009 and 2012, resigned in September after an investigation revealed the scale of the suspicious payments.
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He had been in charge of caring for the children for about eight hours on Monday, while Ms. Gonzalez, 25, and Lailah Boyd, 50, her mother, had gone to work.
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A brief and very incomplete history of Android's Messaging mess Until now, carriers have been in charge of deciding when to turn on RCS — it's been their service, not Google's.
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Nearly two decades prior, Powell had been in charge of the country's cash management system as undersecretary at Treasury for domestic finance during the President George H. W. Bush administration.
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An American heads U.N. political affairs, a Frenchman has run peacekeeping, a Briton has been in charge of humanitarian affairs, and a Chinese national has run economic and social affairs.
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Welcoming the project, Ms Hildalgo called his museum a "gift" to the city, and said she would never have let him take his collection elsewhere had she been in charge.
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Earlier this year he caused a brief shutdown of the federal government citing excessive spending in part, while his own party has been in charge of both chambers of Congress.
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Previously a senior managing director, Felder had been in charge at Aptigon for only a year, having been tapped to run the business after his predecessor, Richard Schimel, was fired.
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Holub, who had been in charge of the bank's forecast unit for 15 years, said that a change is being prepared to be ready in the middle of this year.
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Shuvalov will replace Sergei Gorkov, who has been in charge of VEB since February 2016, the sources familiar with the matter said, without saying why the change was being made.
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It also didn't help that the 51-year-old Ambriz, who had been in charge for barely over a year, lost to Chivas, America's biggest rivals, just one month earlier.
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He has been in charge of the last line of defense against ISIS: This far into Taliban country, there were no Afghan commandos or American special forces to help out.
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Mr. Ponte had been in charge of the prison system in Maine, where he was praised for reducing the use of solitary confinement, expanding mental health programs and increasing transparency.
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The initial word was that Duncan, Hammon and the Spurs' other top assistant, Will Hardy, were filling in by committee, but Popovich clarified postgame that Duncan had been in charge.
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Mamdouh Abdel Fattah has been in charge of the agency since early 2013 and has said he is moving to head another state commodity firm, the Food Industries Holding Company.
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The former is led by Moktada al-Sadr, the nationalist Shiite cleric who has been a thorn in the side of whoever has been in charge in Iraqi since 2003.
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Tim Ho Wan was started by the chef Mak Kwai Pui, who had been in charge of the expensively exquisite dim sum at the Four Seasons hotel in Hong Kong.
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But I've always been in charge of the 'calendar,' and what I didn't realize until recently is that in some way I'm in charge of managing many of our relationships.
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"I have decided not to issue any opinions of any nature, which is what I've done since I've been in charge of the defense," she said in a WhatsApp message.
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Dimon's tenure at the top rivals that of fellow CEO Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, both of whom have been in charge of their companies for more than a decade.
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Salman's power consolidation is far-reaching: The prince has been in charge of the Saudi defense ministry since 2015, and earlier this year he took over the internal security ministry.
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On Wednesday, House Democrats reelected Nancy Pelosi, who has been in charge of the caucus since 33, as House minority leader, defeating a long-shot insurgent campaign by Ohio Rep.
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Rodermann joined what was then UBS Deutschland AG as management board head in 2015 and has been in charge since, restructuring the Frankfurt-based business and expanding its wealth management arm.
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"Our strategy would be to keep adding capacity as quickly as we can in all the markets where we can," said O'Leary, who has been in charge of Ryanair since 1994.
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"Our strategy would be to keep adding capacity as quickly as we can in all the markets where we can," said O'Leary, who has been in charge of Ryanair since 22020.
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If World Wrestling Entertainment's CEO had been in charge of booking Saturday night's WBC heavyweight title fight at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, he couldn't have come up with a better script.
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"We know that on Friday and Saturday nights people are coming here to enjoy themselves," said Mike Duggan, who's been in charge of the CCTU for three of its five years.
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He announced plans to break Russian presidential term limits and hold on to power until 2036, meaning he will have been in charge for more than a third of a century.
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But it's also true that American voters keep demonstrating that they want change, which Pelosi, who's 78 and has been in charge of the House Democrats since 2003, does not represent.
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This week an organist who had been in charge of music at two cathedrals, Ely and then Rochester, was sentenced to five years in jail for grooming and abusing adolescent boys.
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Donald J. Trump, who met with Mr. West this past week to discuss "multicultural issues," according to the rapper, hasn't been in charge yet to steer black Americans through a crisis.
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It's not, as they find out Abigail (Kathryn Newton) is planning to sell her virginity online — something that would have never happened had Madeline been in charge, at least according to Madeline.
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It's fascinating to see a woman like Donatella Versace, now so indissociable from the brand she has been in charge of for over 30 years, and a fierce female force, feeling inadequate.
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Vukotich will replace Elmar Frickenstein, who has been in charge of the department since it was created in May 2016 and who will retire after a three-month handover phase in March.
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"He had never been in charge of anything, had never checked any of the boxes that you would normally expect someone to check on their way up through the ranks," Revere said.
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The executive, who had been in charge of external affairs, had been seen as backing acting chief executive Yasuhiro Yamauchi for the top job that later went to Uchida, Reuters has reported.
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That result has raised the question of whether Mr. Erdogan, who has been in charge for 16 years and has taken measures to increase his grip on power, is now politically vulnerable.
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Just a few hours after Medvedev's resignation, Putin appointed a new prime minister to take his place: Mikhail Mishustin, a technocrat who's been in charge of Russia's tax services for a decade.
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Joe Hinrichs, Ford's automotive president, stepped down after nearly 20 years at the company, and Jim Farley, the former Toyota executive who had been in charge of strategy, became chief operating officer.
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Apuron, 72, had been in charge of the Archdiocese of Agana since 1986, and was placed on leave by Pope Francis in 2016 after allegations dating from the 1960s surfaced against him.
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Brendan McArdle, who has been in charge of the Edgewater Athletic Association for the last 27 years, said funds from the Yankee Stadium fund almost entirely sustain the existence of the organization.
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As Dave Gomez, a former FBI agent, pointed out on Twitter, the red flags raised by tips were largely an issue that the local authorities would have been in charge of handling.
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I've never been in charge of an enormous theme park, and I never will be after the way I mismanaged all those Rollercoaster Tycoon simulations, resulting in hundreds of untimely deaths by drowning.
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Mr Gnassingbé (pictured), who has run the country since 2005 following the death of his father (who had been in charge for 38 years) wants to be allowed to run again in 2020.
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But a BP source said the new job for McKay should not be interpreted as a succession plan for CEO Bob Dudley, 60, who has been in charge of the company since 2010.
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At Audi, Hochholdinger has been in charge of production for the A4, A5, and Q5 vehicles, in charge of production of 400,000 vehicles per year, and oversees thousands of employees, the statement says.
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He is unafraid to take all hostile questions, he is quick on his feet and he has lived the type of life that has been full, interesting and he has been in charge.
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But Elbaz was put off in part by the limited scope of the Dior job, having been in charge of everything from collections to advertising at Lanvin, sources close to the designer said.
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He is coached by Laval Dee Falks, his cousin, and trains in Chula Vista under the supervision of KiSik Lee, who has been in charge of the United States archery program since 2006.
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The deposed Aki'cita, who had been in charge of security during the assaults, later told me there had been one confirmed attack and a handful that had been proven to be false allegations.
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Before pleading guilty, Mr. Hunter had steadfastly denied the allegations, calling the case a "witch hunt" and at one point blaming his wife, saying she had been in charge of the family's finances.
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The fast-food chain made the announcement Sunday, saying Steve Easterbrook -- who'd been in charge since 2015 -- had "separated" from the company after a consensual relationship between him and a subordinate came to light.
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In footage broadcast by the BBC, the queen is seen meeting senior police officer Lucy D'Orsi, who is introduced by an official as having been in charge of security during Xi's visit in October.
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Gao had been in charge at Chaoyang Detention Centre in Beijing where a Chinese rights activist, Cao Shunli, was held and questioned prior to her death in hospital under police custody in March 2014.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is planning to leave the Justice Department after Barr is confirmed, has been in charge of supervising Mueller until then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions was fired last year.
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The argument: Both USCIS and the Department of Labor (DOL) share responsibility for the H-1B program, and DOL has been in charge of deciding what kind of employers qualify for H-1B visas.
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There were no city residents staying at the base, which lies near the entrance of Timbuktu, and a Nigerian police contingent had reportedly been in charge of the site, a military source told Reuters.
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Cryan had been in charge since 2015 and his mandate would have expired in 2020, but investors had lost faith that he could return the bank to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.
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The 86-year-old Ecclestone, who has been in charge of the series for nearly 40 years, will remain as an honorary chairman and will be an adviser to the circuit, according to Liberty.
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Mr. Gonzalez has himself worked in the district attorney's office for more than 20 years, though he has been in charge of it only since his predecessor, Ken Thompson, died of cancer in October.
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In one potential boost for Haspel, ProPublica on Thursday evening retracted a report that she had been in charge of a secret CIA prison when an al Qaeda suspect was waterboarded dozens of times.
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The 69-year-old French civil servant has been in charge of all negotiations between the European Union and the United Kingdom, after the latter requested to leave the political bloc in March 2017.
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And Radhika Jones, the former editorial director of the books department at The Times, became the editor of Vanity Fair, replacing Graydon Carter, who had been in charge of the publication for 25 years.
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If Merkel sees out the entirety of her term, the 63-year old will have been in charge for 16 years, equalling Helmut Kohl, who led from 1982-98, as Germany's longest-serving chancellor.
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The BEA has been in charge of extracting the data from the black boxes, although it is not directly involved in the investigation into how the aircraft crashed shortly after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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In previous years, the National Centre for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS (Censida), had been in charge of purchasing all HIV medicines for patients who depend on the country's "Popular Insurance" health program.
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He was confirmed by the Senate to be deputy administrator and has been in charge at EPA since former chief Scott Pruitt was forced out under pressure from ethics and spending allegations in July 2018.
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A crusading federal judge, Sergio Moro, had been in charge of the case against Mr. da Silva, the most powerful figure in the governing Workers' Party and, until recently, a popular and revered figure here.
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She was awarded the job by Loews Hotels after it took over the restaurant from the Sant Ambroeus team, Gherardo Guarducci and Dimitri Pauli, who had been in charge since it reopened two years ago.
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The job of national police chief was given to Oscar Albayalde, a strict disciplinarian who has been in charge of Metro Manila, where the vast majority of the thousands of drugs war killings have occurred.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The police in Ethiopia said on Friday that the engineer who had been in charge of an enormous dam being built in the northwest of the country had taken his own life.
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This orchestra's music director, Franz Welser-Möst, just renewed his contract, one that now lasts, scarcely conceivable, until 28, by which point he will have been in charge at Severance Hall for a quarter-century.
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Mr. Ithawi, described by the Iraqis as a top aide to the Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al- Baghdadi, had been in charge of fatwas, or religious rulings, in the Islamic State's so-called caliphate.
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Guaidó literally tried to climb a fence to break into the building he had been in charge of for the last year, and a few opposition lawmakers who got in brawled with Maduro-supporting politicians.
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And as you know Cummings has been in charge," Trump said in late July, "Now, I will say this, I think that Representative Cummings should take his Oversight Committee and start doing oversight on Baltimore.
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By the time he was 22016, Simon Pagenaud, the son and grandson of grocers, had been in charge of several departments — video games, produce, cheese — at the family's E.Leclerc supermarket in Montmorillon, France, his hometown.
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But Trump's tweets banning transgender troops were different since they concerned a major policy change for US military personnel, and surprised the departments that would have been in charge of creating and implementing such a change.
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Security issues Media reports indicate the officer may have been in charge of espionage operations in South Korea, and he is believed to be the highest-ranking military leader to have ever defected to the South.
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A wedding blog Clarifai used to work with used its product to automate content moderation, and the human editors who'd formerly been in charge of approving images were moved to working on more qualitative tagging tasks.
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Inna Ombler, the state prosecutor who has been in charge of the last 10 criminal investigations into Russian spies, said that under Estonian law, just being recruited by an intelligence agency of another state is illegal.
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Tabarez, 70, has been in charge of Uruguay for 11 years and took them to the semi-final of the World Cup in 2010 and then lifted the Copa America on home soil a year later.
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Except for an interregnum from 2008 to 2012 when he handed the office, but not actual power, to his loyal aide Dmitri S. Medvedev, Mr. Putin has been in charge since New Year's Day in 2000.
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Regarded as one of the most successful prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office, Joan Illuzzi has been in charge of Mr. Weinstein's case since April 2018, when the allegations against him were still under investigation.
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For the past six years, Dr. Birx, a former Army colonel, has been in charge of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and America's participation in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
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The activity would be fine if the duo worked in the private sector and they hadn't been in charge of one of the most public investigations in FBI history, questioning Clinton for precisely the same thing.
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The prospective nominee has always been in charge of the agenda since television entered the scene, and thus of at least the theoretical timing of every vote, the order of speakers, indeed every detail of every hour.
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But since Mr Putin has been in charge, he has been trying to hold Russia together with the same anachronistic methods that had pushed his country into decline and political upheaval at earlier points in its history.
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He would have been in charge of the White House's Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), which tries to coordinate and guide the many federal agencies and programs that are involved in the war on drugs.
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Chris Daniels, who has been in charge of a Facebook effort to expand internet access, will be the head of WhatsApp, succeeding Jan Koum, the WhatsApp co-founder who said last week he was leaving the company.
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And before you start to say that it looks like Puerto Rico shouldn't be independent because they can't handle their own finances, again you have to remember: Puerto Rico hasn't been in charge of itself since 1952.
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Ward-Lilley, who has been in charge of the company since September 2015, will be replaced by Chief Financial Officer Paul Fry on an interim basis as the company starts looking for a new CEO, Vectura said.
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Early in 2014, French television broadcast a statement from Paul Aussaresses, the dying general who had been in charge of intelligence operations during the battle of Algiers, saying that he had ordered the killing of Mr. Audin.
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Police data from 2011 reviewed by Reuters shows that at least 450 people have been killed in 200 clashes with police that involved weapons, during the seven years Anwar has been in charge of Karachi's Malir district.
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Conservatives have been in charge for 10 years and even they're promising more spending on things like the National Health Service, in an acknowledgment that the general public is fed up with the Conservatives' past austerity policies.
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Prior to being named to his new post, Randriamandranto was an adviser to Nstay, and he has also previously been in charge of research and strategy at trade bloc Common Markets for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA).
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Sarachan has been in charge of the team on an interim basis since Bruce Arena quit after the loss in Trinidad and Tobago in October 2017 that ended the Americans' streak of seven straight World Cup appearances.
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More resources to monitor banks would be welcomed by Viesturs Burkans, who has been in charge of the Latvian agency fighting money laundering for two decades - as would lowering the burden of proof needed to prosecute suspects.
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The hermit regime's 33-year-old leader, Kim Jong Un, has been in charge since 2011 and conducted more ballistic missile tests and twice as many nuclear weapon tests as his father and grandfather did during their rule.
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Wake Forest (23-215) completed the season with three straight losses and this is bound to fuel speculation about the future of coach Danny Manning, who has been in charge for six seasons with only one winning record.
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But on this subject, even more than on others, personnel is policy: Her team is made up of the sort of people who have been in charge and would be in charge in any other conventional Democratic administration.
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After an F.B.I. source provided a document showing that Ameen had been detained by the Iraqi Army in 2008, Butsch tracked down the general who had been in charge of the brigade and asked him to authenticate it.
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If he had been in charge of designing the apartment the way he was in charge of designing the chef's knife he proudly points to on the counter, the space would have been more open, Mr. Burke said.
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Gerdes had for more than a decade been in charge of the group's Post - eCommerce - Parcel (PeP) division, which was the focus of cost cutting plan unveiled last week when Deutsche Post also slashed its annual profit forecast.
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Despite a promise of a peace deal at the time, Afghanistan broke into anarchy, and years later the Afghan president who had been in charge during that transition, Najibullah, was hanged from a pole at a traffic roundabout.
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I think a generation of people who have been in charge of things for a very long time are slowly moving out of those positions of power, and the people coming in after them have a different sensibility.
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WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuters) - Bill Wehrum, the top U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official who has been in charge of revising power plant regulations and revamping vehicle emission standards and biofuels, is stepping down June 30, the agency confirmed Wednesday.
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The actor stopped by the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con on Sunday for the Deadpool 2 panel where he poked fun at the fact that he's been in charge of the couple two daughters: James, 3, and Inez, 1.
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" In Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life (2004), he quips that if he'd been in charge of casting the first season of The Apprentice, he would have chosen "sixteen supermodels.
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As the ones who have historically been in charge of present distribution for the whole family, they're experts in what you want and need, but figuring out what will genuinely delight them can be a little more of a mystery.
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Gregg Berhalter has been in charge of the United States less than a year but after some poor results before the tournament he has assuredly guided his team to the final with a record of 15 goals for and one against.
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The 22012-year-old Pagano, who had been in charge of Indianapolis for six seasons, was widely expected to be sacked after the Colts posted a 211-20123 record that ended with a 22012-214 win over the Houston Texans.
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In her decision, Roques quoted from an executive order Rosselló signed in January setting up an internal working group lead by Héctor Pesquera, who has been in charge of the death count since the hurricane hit, to revise the death toll.
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The Democrats were in a stronger position than a century before – they had controlled the House since 1954 and they had been in charge of the Senate for all but the first six years of the Reagan administration since 1954.
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Rudd also told reporters she did not feel she was being used as a human shield for Prime Minister Theresa May, who as the former interior minister would have been in charge of the ministry at the time the mistreatment started.
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He might win the battle with the bureau over the pending release of a scurrilous memo concocted by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, a cudgel created to attack everyone who's been in charge of the federal investigation of Team Trump.
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The man seen on the video was identified on Wednesday evening by the newspaper Le Monde as Alexandre Benalla, an aide to Mr. Macron's deputy chief of staff who had been in charge of security during Mr. Macron's 2017 presidential campaign.
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The Portuguese had been in charge at Old Trafford for two and a half years, but a string of poor recent results and suggestions of a breakdown of relationships between Mourinho and several big name players have seen the club take action.
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Visual Effects Supervisor Geoff Scott and his team at Intelligent Creatures have been in charge of bringing Clone Club to life across the show's 50 episodes, and like a magician performing up-close tricks, much of their work is designed to be invisible.
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Police data from 2011 reviewed by Reuters shows that in the seven years Anwar has been in charge of Karachi's Malir district, which has a large Pashtun population, at least 450 people have been killed in 200 clashes with police that involved weapons.
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Ms. Streisand, you see, has always been in charge — of her image, of her career and, whenever possible, of her immediate environment — ever since she started singing in Greenwich Village nightclubs as a gawky teenager in thrift-shop clothes in the early 1960s.
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Kabila had always been expected to have a big say in the government of Democratic Republic of Congo, a vast, mineral-rich central African country of 80 million people where he had been in charge since the 2001 assassination of his father, Laurent.
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History lesson: Every company or person who has ever been in charge of a platform, a message board, or a comments area knows that trolls are going to take any rule about acceptable content and stress-test it from a zillion directions.
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If the state was able to calculate how many uniforms and munitions were needed in wartime—which he knew it could, because he had been in charge of efforts to that end—it could surely do so for other goods in peacetime.
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As Mr. Oliver prepares for the fourth-season premiere of "Last Week Tonight" on Sunday, he returns to an arena where President Trump, the bête noire of the late-night shows, has been in charge of the country for nearly a month.
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Speaking to lawmakers from the ruling United Russia party, Medvedev announced that Mutko, a former sports minister who had been in charge of sport since 2016 as deputy prime minister, would be responsible for construction and regional politics, drawing laughter from the meeting's attendees.
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Former House Speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan may have been in charge, but regular fracturing prevented the ruling party from getting the 218 votes it needed to pass, say, a farm bill, raise the debt limit or fund the Department of Homeland Security.
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Ken Cuccinelli, who had been in charge of winning delegates for Cruz before he dropped out of the White House race, sent an email to delegates allies inviting them to a Monday evening conference call to discuss the strategy, according to The New York Times.
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As minister of munitions he had been in charge of three million factory workers, but as war minister he had to try to get an even larger number of soldiers back into civilian life, with as little disruption to the fragile British economy as possible.
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In Mr. Massini's understanding, trouble found its true engine when the last of the actual Lehmans ran Lehman Brothers and management was given over to the ambitious roughnecks in the trading division rather than the well-mannered investment bankers who had been in charge.
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Seated next to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, who had been in charge of the response efforts until Wednesday, the vice president said he spoke to congressional leaders about quickly coming to agreement on a spending measure to cover the nation's coronavirus response.
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In interviews last month inside the Lledoners prison, northwest of Barcelona, Mr. Junqueras and Raül Romeva, who had been in charge of foreign affairs in the former Catalan government, denied any wrongdoing and said they remained committed to turning Catalonia into an independent republic.
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GE would get two more CEOs, John Flannery, who lasted a little more than a year and saw the company removed from the blue chip Dow Jones Industrial Average after 110 years, and Lawrence Culp Jr., who has been in charge since fall 2018.
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The same kind of men who have been in charge of the United States since its founding, so very proud of themselves for trying to ax the rights that make it possible for women to chart their own futures — and to compete with men.
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Loew, who has been in charge since 2006 and recently signed a contract extension to 2022, also raised eyebrows a few weeks ago when he did not include Leroy Sane, the English Premier League's young player of the year, in his final World Cup squad.
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For most of the last 22 years, the Republicans have been in charge on Capitol Hill and that power has clearly corrupted them into being just as bad and disconnected from the people as the Democrats were for their previous four decade control of the legislative branch.
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Criticism of Wenger, who has been in charge of Arsenal for two decades, has grown louder this month after his team went out of the Champions League in the last-16 for a seventh straight season with a crushing 10-2 aggregate defeat by Bayern Munich.
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After holding an evening conference call, the bank's supervisory board said it would replace John Cryan, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank since 2015, with Christian Sewing, a longtime insider who has been in charge of the bank's wealth management division and its branch network in Germany.
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A shake-up already saw the departure of vice chair Rob Moore (a figure Redstone had to stop from selling part of the studio to Chinese interests), and the vultures are still circling over Paramount chair and CEO Brad Grey, who has been in charge since 2006.
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Because Mr. Martins had been in charge for more than 30 years, Mr. Scharf said, the ballet has an opportunity to examine the role anew, including whether it should be held by just one person and whether that person should head both the company and the school.
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A former Goldman Sachs executive, Ms. Glen had been in charge of economic development and major initiatives to expand and preserve affordable housing in New York City; she had a direct hand in the negotiations that secured a deal to bring Amazon to New York City.
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Giubbilei asked Fergus Garrett, who became head gardener in 1993 and has been in charge of Dixter since Lloyd's death in 2006, if he could visit for a while, working in the garden and hothouses, at a time when he felt a profound need for change.
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But in a sealed letter sent three weeks ago to Mr. Guzmán's lawyers, prosecutors acknowledged that over the years, a handful of confidential informants had contradicted that account, telling them that, despite his reputation, Mr. Guzmán may not have been in charge of his own organization.
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Mike GalvinWinchcombe, England To the Editor: Here's some unsolicited advice for President Trump on his state visit to the United Kingdom: When attending D-Day celebrations in Britain and France, please don't claim that the landing would have gone much better if you had been in charge.
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Schumer has never been in charge of the Senate Democrats when they had a majority and could set the rules, and the expansion of the federal judiciary under Carter, for those who care to recall, was backed by the Republicans and barely drew a second glance when it happened.
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Although women hold senior agent jobs, a woman has never been in charge of a large F.B.I. operational division like counterterrorism, which in the post-9/11 world has been dominated by men who went on to bigger jobs — including the F.B.I.'s No. 2 position, deputy director.
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Even if he avoids prison time, it was a sharp fall from grace for Mr. Wolfe, who as director of security for the Senate Intelligence Committee had been in charge of receiving and managing classified information provided to the oversight panel by the executive branch for 28 years.
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At the Pentagon, military officials said that they did not need to request authorization for the strike from Mr. Trump, although three officials also acknowledged that if Mr. Obama had still been in charge, the Defense Department would probably have sent the proposal to the White House before proceeding.
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Davis, now an assistant at Navy, said he thought it was important for players to have easy access to the coaches during games, but he always singled out one coach: Whoever had been in charge of creating the scouting report for the game would sit closest to him.
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Haspel reportedly arrived at the CIA black site in Thailand in October 2002, and would have been in charge when Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a Saudi Arabian citizen alleged to be the mastermind of the bombing of the USS Cole, was tortured there after arriving in November of that year.
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As the son of Bill Clay, who made history when he helped form the Congressional Black Caucus, and who represented the district for 32 years before retiring, he is Clay Jr. is part of a political dynasty that has been in charge of the district for more than 50 years.
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But even if their prospects were better, it's just natural that young people would not gravitate to a woman they've seen in power all their lives, whose basic message is a promise to carry on the program of the guy who's been in charge since they were in junior high.
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Mr. Clarridge had been in charge of the C.I.A.'s covert war in Nicaragua in the early 1980s (he told his colleagues that his idea to mine the harbors of Nicaragua in 1983 came while he was drinking gin at home) and had developed a close relationship with Lt. Col.
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Smith is one of six head coaches at the 128 Football Bowl Subdivision schools who have been in charge of N.F.L. teams, along with Saban at Alabama, Jim Mora at U.C.L.A., Bobby Petrino at Louisville and Smith's fellow Big Ten coaches Jim Harbaugh at Michigan and Mike Riley at Nebraska.
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While Mr. Puigdemont is facing a fight for his own political survival — hard-line separatists have denounced his failure to deliver a clear message of independence — Mr. Rajoy appears to have consolidated his power base in Madrid, where he has been in charge of a minority government since late 2016.
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Icelanders have taken to Skyr-hurling because Gunnlaugsson, as prime minister, has been in charge of negotiating with the three big banks in Iceland that collapsed following 2008, all while his wife's company—and formerly his company—was owed a lot of money (515 million kronur or over $4 million) by these banks.
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"Those pieces of the story would have been missing because she would have been treated as an accessory to the Owens' lives," said Shannon Browning-Mullis, a curator of history and decorative arts for Telfair Museums, which owns the house and has been in charge of rethinking the way its history is told.
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Selmayr has been in charge of the bloc's preparations for the event of Britain failing to agree on an orderly withdrawal and his role in meeting the lawmakers was seen by some British commentators as a sign of a harder line from Brussels than that from Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, a former French minister.
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Since at least 2010, a group within La Unión de Tepito, known as "Los Marco Polos," has been in charge of going to China with thousands of dollars in cash to secure counterfeit clothes, jewelry and accessories to be sold in the shops and markets of central Mexico City, according to La Silla Rota.
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When the town finds out that one of its oldest residents, Jack Marshall—who runs the local newsstand (Danny was one of his paperboys) and has been in charge of the town's sea brigade, which teaches young boys how to sail—spent time in prison for having sex with a minor, they quickly turn against him.
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I think a lot of people who've been in charge are sort of been shown to be what they've always been, in a way, and I think a lot of people have been held back in certain ways and I think it's just going to stir up things up in a way that it will ultimately be positive.
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"Really, I've kind of been in charge of my own education since I started out on Potter when I was 9 or 10, and I liked that I could design my own major if I wanted to, and I could take independent studies if I wanted to on subjects that weren't necessarily in the curriculum," she added.
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"There is much continuity between Trump and Obama: the US does not have the answers to the complicated problems of the Middle East, and is not willing to fight a major war to try to solve them," says Philip Gordon of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, who had been in charge of Middle East policy in Mr Obama's White House.
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Even after she went further than in her confirmation hearing to concede she believes CIA should not have been in charge of the Bush-era enhanced interrogation program after 211/11, writing to Warner on Tuesday stating the program "ultimately did damage to our officers and our standing in the world," she refused to say the program or its participants were "immoral" or that valuable, reliable intelligence was not gained, despite Senators' conclusions to the contrary—proclamations that have earned her admiration from her loyal kin at the agency and ire from activists and detractors hoping for a stronger denouncement.
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