He previously served as national director to John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign and was New Hampshire political director to President George W. Bush's 2004 reelection effort.
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Most participants agreed that it's okay for the hospital director to print safety checklists on badges and okay for the hospital director to put a poster in each room — but 40-50% of them felt it was "inappropriate" or "very inappropriate" for the director to test which approach works better.
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Why not add FBI director to his list of responsibilities?
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It would take a female director to represent that correctly.
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He served as Legislative Director to three Members of Congress.
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Maybe you're moving from a director to a manager role.
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He served as legislative director to three Members of Congress.
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How about a surefire director to get the thing started?
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He served as legislative director to three members of Congress.
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Mr. Franco invited the director to the stage with him.
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We asked Denis Villeneuve, the director, to narrate a scene.
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What motivates Herr Director to make this pulpy horror flick?
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How important was a female director to setting the tone?
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Mike Pompeo moved from CIA director to secretary of state.
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So we'll ask the director to address that very specific allegation.
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That is a dangerous belief for an FBI director to have.
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I have to get my fucking director to go down there!
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IT IS rare for a director to remake their own film.
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Biden will appoint his own executive director to lead the effort.
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Don't wait for your director to tell you what to do.
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Dana also serves as a Board of Director to IMAX Corporation.
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Sarah Holmes, New Hampshire-based state director to New Hampshire Sen.
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The company also appointed its first female director to the board.
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The first, but definitely not the last, communications director to resign.
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Mr. McQuarrie becomes the first director to repeat with this installment.
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Between antics, he kept pushing the director to refine the encounter.
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MORE (R-Ky.), and Marc Numedahl, former legislative director to Rep.
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And you had to have a director to help you do that.
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She was the only Viacom director to vote against Mr. Dauman's nomination.
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Bruce Springsteen is adding "director" to his long-list of artistic talents.
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He is the third White House communications director to leave the post.
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The Clinton campaign has pressed the FBI director to release more information.
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He was the White House political director to President George W. Bush.
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The company asked a director to resign, not its chief financial officer.
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Rick Scott of Florida to call for the bureau's director to resign.
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Or firing the FBI director to impede an investigation into his administration?
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He asks his F.B.I. director to take the heat off his allies.
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I'm ordering through the director to get 10% off and free shipping.
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The company has appointed Graham Smith, its current director, to replace Liddell.
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Maybe he will instruct the next FBI director to look into it.
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Pressed by a director to break a girl's arm for information, he resisted.
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Asking the FBI director to drop an investigation into one of your associates?
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He was the White House political director to former President George W. Bush.
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Wilde isn't the first director to decide to give the iPhone a shot.
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Mr. Sessions has also not named a new director to run the office.
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It is not the function of the Director to make such an announcement.
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B.I. director to do something moronic to deflect from snowballing sexual-assault allegations.
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The marketing team worked closely with the director to match the movie's look.
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Trent Lott (R-Miss.); Ty Mabry, former deputy legislative director to ex-Sen.
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Michael B. Jordan can now add director to his long list of career accomplishments.
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Pema Tseden is China's first director to make films entirely in the Tibetan language.
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As for staff, Edwards is hunting for a director and assistant director to start.
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Gina Haspel steps up from deputy director to the top job at the CIA.
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If he wins, he will be the first African-American director to do so.
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Judges have denied multiple requests from the director to drop the decades-old case.
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Wray would not be the first FBI director to come from the private sector.
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But the toughest one for the director to shoot takes place under the sea.
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That same week, Ben Chisell quit as product director to join rival neobank Oaknorth.
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President Donald Trump asked the OMB director to issue the reminder, the memo said.
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They hired a new social media director to help better connect with young fans.
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The board elevated David L. Calhoun, the lead independent director, to serve as chairman.
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"It's up to the writer and director to make it more complex," she said.
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The New York Times asked Noah Horowitz, the fair's director, to highlight several newcomers.
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"It is unprecedented for a director to withhold that information from Congress," Schiff said.
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To date, Mr McQueen hasn't been the sort of director to indulge in endless sequels.
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Parker said he was even advised by a fellow black director to not do it.
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Nearly everyone agrees that it would help for the next director to be a Jew.
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Agnes Varda is to become the first female director to be awarded an honorary Oscar.
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Guillermo del Toro is the third Mexican-born director to be nominated for an Oscar.
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"It is not the function of the Director to make such an announcement," Rosenstein wrote.
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President Trump is interviewing another person for FBI director to replace James Comey: Christopher Wray.
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Anthony Scaramucci gave his first interview as White House communications director to Breitbart's Matt Boyle.
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She was allegedly asked by a director to take her shirt off and kiss him.
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EST: Lis Smith, former aide to President Obama and deputy director to ex-Maryland Gov.
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" Humburg said Madeline's comment was "a funny way for the director to address the issue.
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The asset and corporate services company appointed Paloma Gonzalez as director to its Spanish business.
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Memorial will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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The company has asked Marcus Blackmore, its director, to take on the interim CEO position.
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It was probably never realistic to expect any Star Wars director to take serious chances.
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If we contact the director to guide or question casting decisions, we're going too far.
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Michele Posch, the movie's costume designer, worked with the director to provide clues through clothes.
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But for two years, Republicans prevented the confirmation of a director to lead the agency.
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It is common for a new director to reorganize when taking charge of an agency.
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It took her four months into her tenure as CDC Director to sell her shares.
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Rumors are circulating that MSG CEO James Dolan didn't want the famed director to enter.
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She was the fourth communications director to leave in Trump's first 13 months in office.
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Mosely is the first female director to take on a Papa John's commercial, Richards said.
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Bernhardt is splintering the agency, moving BLM headquarters, including the director, to Grand Junction, Colorado.
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How do you feel about being the first director to make a feature VR film?
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Another was Get Out's Jordan Peele, who became the first black director to be nominated for Best Original Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Picture in one year, and the first black director to have his debut film nominated in all three of those categories.
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The company also appointed Jorge Morley-Smith as a director to its asset management tax team.
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Marvel expressly wanted to bring on an Asian or Asian-American director to helm the film.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller, a former FBI director, to handle the Russia investigation.
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Law Enforcement Training Centers Director to retire after OGR letter publicly exposed investigation into alleged misconduct.
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A total of six women spoke out about the longtime Rush Hour director to the Times.
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And an Axios exclusive about Spicer connecting reporters with the CIA Director to rebut a story.
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Now President Trump will have the freedom to appoint a conservative director to take his spot.
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McCabe said he was authorized, as deputy director, to disclose information about the August 2016 call.
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Britain's biggest life insurer said it appointed Maurice Tulloch as an executive director to its board.
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The ICWPA requires the director to report any complaint to Congressional intelligence committees within seven days.
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Elise Bean was the staff director to Senator Carl Levin on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana also said he supports the CIA director to be secretary of state.
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Thanks to NECA, you don't necessarily have to be a famous Hollywood director to remake Ghostbusters.
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She met with her managing director to discuss quarterly goals and assignments she'd like to lead.
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As his many bad movies attest, he needs a good director to kindle him into genius.
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The "Watchmen" rights have bounced from studio to studio, director to director, for over two decades.
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The groom, 35, is chief counsel and legislative director to Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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"It is not the function of the director to make such an announcement," Mr. Rosenstein wrote.
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Most Americans believe Trump fired his FBI director to obstruct justice in the Russian collusion investigation.
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He then said he would nominate Haspel, currently the CIA deputy director, to replace Pompeo. Sen.
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However, White House aides worry the memo's release could prompt the current FBI director to quit.
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Alfonso Cuarón on Sunday became the fifth Mexican director to win best director in six years.
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Later this year, he writes, Carta will add its first female independent director to their board.
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The organization is now looking for a new executive director to replace Coppola, who's getting her doctorate.
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Within this rigid form is an opportunity for a director to insert aesthetic creativity and cultural specificity.
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Last year, some Republicans floated Garland as a possible FBI director to replace the fired James Comey.
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The company later reached an agreement with Potrero Capital and added a new director to its board.
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Liman is the latest director to walk away from a DC Extended Universe project, but Warner Bros.
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During the shoot, Pink also recalled being told by her director to cool it on lighting up.
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He was also the first black director to have his debut film nominated in all three categories.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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But Pompeo actually earned a promotion along the way, moving from CIA director to secretary of state.
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She also got a promise from Shawn, a busy funeral director, to help more with child care.
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Memorial Resource Development will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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The stylist reportedly collaborated with Wes Gordon, Carolina Herrera's creative director, to make the dream a reality.
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Romanowsky's IMDB page is full-throttle cool — making her the perfect director to take on this project.
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"State law requires the health department director to be 'of recognized character and integrity,'" Democratic state Rep.
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It was competitive, waiting for the choir director to post the standing arrangement for each new number.
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Was it difficult as a woman and first-time director to get a movie made in Hollywood?
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He also asked Torben Bernhard, a documentary film director, to tell Isaiah's story of courage and resilience.
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You don't become a funeral director to make a lot of money, let's put it that way!
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It's Black AF from director to the actors to the Afro-futurism all up and thru it.
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Confectionery giant Mondelez was the first client willing to put the AI creative director to the test.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Robert Bresson was not the first director to write about film.
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But for an NSA director to publicly state that the President is straining key relationships...that's extraordinary.
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IMF rules require candidates for the post of managing director to be less than 65 years old.
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The advisory services firm named James Hillon as a director to its general insurance team in Manchester.
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Trian will identify a third independent director to be nominated at Legg Mason's annual meeting of shareholders.
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The win makes Iñárritu only the third director to take home back-to-back Best Director trophies.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: LET'S GET TO GARY COHN, NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL DIRECTOR, TO TALK ABOUT THE JOBS NUMBER.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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While unconventional, the film's brand of arthouse horror clearly makes Perkins a director to watch moving forward.
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But have I been told by a director to take off my shirt and show my boobs?
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Last week the Corrections Department sent a funeral director to visit his property, along with an anthropologist.
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Goss and Graham met with the FBI director to try to sway him, but had no luck.
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She was the sole director to vote against his appointment as chairman of the company in February.
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Before that, he worked for several lawmakers, including a stint as deputy legislative director to former Sen.
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She then met with her managing director to discuss quarterly goals and assignments she'd like to lead.
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Law Enforcement Training Centers Director to retire after OGR letter publicly exposed investigation into alleged misconduct. pic.twitter.
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And he was by all accounts central to firing the FBI director to cover it all up.
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Jenkins said she tried contacting that movie's casting director to propose sharing the actor, but was rejected.
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We caught up with the prolific director to discuss virtual reality, the future of humanity, and trolling.
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I would love for someone to say, 'What's it like being a white director?' to Christopher Nolan.
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We got in touch with the director to discuss his strange exploration of an even stranger artwork.
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AND I KNOW THERE'S A NEW DIRECTOR TO THE PROGRAM AMONG THE THREE TITANS IN HEALTH CARE.
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He asked WAM's director to reexamine the painting, pointing out the exceptional detail of Donatus's blue robe.
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The IRS this week announced a director to lead the agency's coordination of tax-fraud enforcement efforts.
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Mr. Kechiche is the second French film director to be accused of sexual assault in recent months.
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Investors would also be able to pick an independent director to sit on Dell's board from 2020.
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Thomas, 25, is the legislative director to Representative Andy Barr, Republican of Kentucky, in his Washington office.
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That's why I was — that's why I became FBI director: to be in that kind of position.
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The senators used previous comments from Mr. Trump's handpicked F.B.I. director to disprove the Trump team's theory.
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Attributing her loss to a decision by James Comey, the F.B.I. director, to notify Congress on Oct.
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Trump appointed Mulvaney, the White House budget director, to serve as acting chief hours after Cordray's resignation.
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Can you talk to me about how you have worked with the director to approach those scenes?
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If Mr. Comey writes a book, he will not be the first F.B.I. director to do so.
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He has admitted that he fired the F.B.I. director to influence the investigation of his own campaign.
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After calling the Secret Service director to the front of the room, Mr. Trump spotted Mr. Comey.
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Gleason will work on the account, as will Jason Van Pelt, former legislative director to ex-Rep.
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And that raised a bigger question about Detroit: Was Bigelow the right director to helm the film?
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But that said, the White House is full of agitators, from the budget director to the president.
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DOJ inspector general, FBI director to face Senate grilling on bombshell report on handling of Clinton email probe.
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First FBI Director to be appointed to serve an additional two years after his 212019-year term expired.
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"We certainly welcome the director to come back, but not in lieu of a public hearing," Schiff said.
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Pete has been finance director to a number of owner-managed businesses - and even ran a couple himself.
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A day later, Trump -- on his first full day in office -- called the acting NPS director to complain.
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But many respondents argued that it was deeply inappropriate for the hospital director to randomize in this fashion.
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The 45-year-old sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's editorial director to personally discuss the details.
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The singular, astonishing vision and voice of Johnson's feature debut instantly established him a writer/director to watch.
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ANDREW L. KALLOCH New York The writer is deputy policy director to New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer.
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All of these seem to be efforts from Trump to get the FBI director to do his bidding.
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In 1990 President George H.W. Bush sent his CIA director to South Asia to calm a brewing crisis.
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Washington, the EBRD's biggest shareholder, has not appointed a director to the board after the previous director's departure.
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Now, the White House is accelerating their search for a communications director to lighten the workload for Spicer.
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Last month, Rent-A-Center said it would nominate an independent director to its board recommended by Engaged.
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The financial advisory and consulting firm appointed Jonna Boyle as a director to its arm, Credit Services LLC.
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Last year, after Trump fired James Comey, the Senate Intelligence Committee invited the former FBI director to testify.
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McCabe became the first acting FBI director to be fired on the recommendation of career Justice Department investigators.
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"It is not the function of the Director to make such an announcement," Rosenstein said in Tuesday's memo.
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Last month, President Donald Trump nominated Pompeo, then his CIA director, to replace Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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The time has come for a real music director to step in and bring new energy and vision.
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He's not the first director to shoot movies like this, but he's among the best — and most relevant.
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Sophia Coppola won the best director prize for The Beguiled, only the second female director to do so.
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Another director to note is Ukraine's Sergei Loznitsa, who's been prolific this decade, averaging a film every year.
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Mr. McCaffrey is the only director to have exercised such authority, when he decertified the Pentagon's 1999 budget.
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What it is: Actor Nate Parker turns director to bring the story of Nat Turner to the screen.
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Mr. Rosenstein appointed Mr. Mueller, the former F.B.I. director, to serve as special counsel and oversee the investigation.
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Think about it: the president of the United States asking the FBI director to drop an ongoing investigation.
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While he is widely acknowledged as the first major director to use it, he did not invent it.
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"I've always viewed my job as race director to being a choreographer or an orchestra leader," he said.
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Instead, he said, the board told him it had simply relied on the agency's director to offer guidance.
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This includes the decision by a lab director to bring this Level 3 sex offender to campus repeatedly.
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The company said it had elected David Calhoun, current independent lead director, to serve as non-executive chairman.
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Does the definition cover asking the F.B.I. director to drop part of an investigation, and later firing him?
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Michael Pertschuk, who was staff director to the Senate Commerce Committee in the 1960s and 70s under Sen.
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Coach Tony Bland was arrested ... and the Trojans have hired an ex-FBI director to lead the charge.
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Regardless, this is obviously not appropriate criteria for an FBI director to be using when making crucial decisions.
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UK-based investment manager has appointed Deborah Gilshan as governance and stewardship director to strengthen its ESG investment team.
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McGowan has also been vocal about Ben Affleck, telling the Argo actor and director to "f— off" in tweet.
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The transaction will give Altria the right to nominate four directors, including one independent director, to the Cronos board.
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He began incessantly pressing the director to better secure the observatory and to change the codes to the doors.
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Trump nominated Haspel, a veteran CIA undercover officer who is currently CIA deputy director, to be director last month.
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Waititi, who is of Māori heritage, became the first indigenous director to win the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.
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In September, Hedi Slimane presented his first offering as Celine's new artistic, creative, and image director to mixed reviews.
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And while Martin McDonagh lost Best Director to The Shape of Water's Guillermo del Toro, he won Best Screenplay.
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Newbie: Uber will add Wan Ling Martello, a Nestle executive and Alibaba director, to its board, according to Bloomberg.
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The irony Comey didn't anticipate is that the next director to be bound by his precedent would be himself.
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Fernandez served as an aide to Ros-Lehtinen for 11 years and then deputy district director to former Rep.
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The Department of Transportation has tapped an executive director to lead its Build America Bureau, the agency announced Friday.
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Wallace, a former communications director to President George W. Bush, has repeatedly criticized Trump and his administration this year.
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Comey was the second FBI director to be fired by a president — Bill Clinton fired William Sessions in 1993.
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The professional services company said it appointed Steven Lee as managing director to lead its global transaction analytics service.
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Coordinate with the Making History Campaign Director to provide content and materials for Board Meetings, website marketing materials, etc.
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Leading the office would be a single director to be nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
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Hicks, a longtime aide to Trump, was his fifth communications director to step down in less than 15 months.
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A Warcraft fan basically couldn't ask for a better director to do this adaptation and it still didn't work.
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Indeed, Comey was the first FBI director to have a vote cast against him in the Senate, when Sen.
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YX: For the Kendrick Lamar concert tour, I collaborated with the director to establish a funky retro-Asian theme.
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Most other teachers of bands my size have two split classes or have an assistant director to help out.
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Representative Devin Nunes of California relented on Sunday, allowing Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, to review the document.
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The company promoted Eric Horvitz – a longtime technical fellow and Microsoft Research director – to chief scientific officer, Microsoft confirmed.
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Mr. Thomas, 28, is the communications director to Representative David McKinley, Republican of West Virginia, in his Washington office.
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The White House on Monday formally sent the nomination of Christopher Wray to be FBI director to the Senate.
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Steinhoff International said Naidoo's post would be filled by a new independent director to be appointed in due course.
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N.S.: In 2010, after 82 years, Kathryn Bigelow became the first and only female director to win an Oscar.
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It came amid an evolving administration response, which including dispatching the CIA director to Turkey to gather more details.
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Obstruction aside, it's NEVER ok for a POTUS privately to ask an FBI Director to drop a criminal investigation.
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He pressured James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to let up on the Russia investigation, as a political favor.
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In 2015, Joe Biden hired Kate Bedingfield as his communications director to work for him at the White House.
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Bill Shine stepped down as White House communications director to take a position on President Trump's re-election campaign.
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She had no difficulties convincing Beth Giacummo, the Islip Art Museum's curatorial and exhibition director, to take on the show.
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She was the first Black female director to have a film nominated for both a Golden Globe and an Oscar.
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Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat who repeatedly pushed the FBI director to release any information it had before Inauguration Day.
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One of them, Mike Oles, is now serving as Our Revolution's first national field director — to be based in Indianapolis.
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At a certain point the only communication was "top down", namely from the president to the director to the employees.
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In 1990, the Swedish actress added theater director to he resume, directing several plays for the Sweden's national stage, Dramaten.
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I was a freelancer, so it required an editor and an art director to give me a chance and job.
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It was fun to have the freedom to talk to the director, to have him be really open to things.
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It's a tricky thing for a director to come in, and get up on a ship that's already started sailing.
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In 2015 she became the first Black female director to have her film (Selma) nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.
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According to BAM, this is one of the first films from a black female director to explore relationships and sexuality.
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And, in 22013, Glover became the first-ever African-American director to win an Emmy for directing a comedy series.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller, a former FBI director, to lead an independent investigation into Russia's election interference.
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Kathyrn Bigelow is the most recent female director to garner a Best Director nomination, for The Hurt Locker in 2010.
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The Standing Rock Sioux have hired a political campaign director to publicize their actions to stop the North Dakota pipeline.
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"For the director to get that out, he's either doing it alone or he's not doing it," Steinbach told me.
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For more click ** Coltene said it proposed Astrid Waser as a new director, to replace Robert Heberlein who is resigning.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (IFR) - Houlihan Lokey has appointed Jim McKnight as a managing director to lead financial restructuring in Australia.
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Lisa Kountoupes, ex-special assistant to former President Clinton for legislative affairs, and Randi Reid, former legislative director to Sen.
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Mr. McCain is believed to have then met with James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to discuss the dossier.
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And yesterday, Pramila Jayapal, a member of Congress from Washington State, asked Christopher Wray, the F.B.I. director, to explain himself.
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And a search is underway for a new director to replace Thomas P. Campbell, who resigned under pressure in February.
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It held that the appropriate remedy was for the CFPB's director to be deemed removable by the president without cause.
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Retail conglomerate Westfarmers will keep a 10.1% minority stake and reserve its right to nominate a director to Coles' board.
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Mr. Singleton lost best director to Jonathan Demme for "Silence," but he had higher hopes of winning best original screenplay.
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The film also won the festival's Founders Award, making Youmans the youngest and first black director to receive that honor.
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He went so far as to send his budget director to tell Mark Sanford that he can expect a primary challenge.
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Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat who repeatedly pushed the FBI director to release any information it had before Inauguration Day. Sen.
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Temer, Rousseff's vice president, appointed Ilan Goldfajn, a former Wall Street economist and central bank director, to head the central bank.
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I'm involved in a fundraising breakfast next week, so I am meeting with the executive director to talk about my speech.
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I sit down with NRDC's litigation director to talk through the latest updates on our legal fights against the Trump administration.
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Russian-born director Lewis Milestone was the only director to ever win the award for Best Director of a Comedy Picture.
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The feline also has her own social media director to run her Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and blog — all called Choupette's Diary.
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They said they would not invite the president's budget director to a hearing on the proposal, an extreme break from tradition.
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In August, the RNC moved a newly-hired Ohio Republican Party communications director to Pennsylvania after he reportedly clashed with Paduchik.
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" During her "very first audition," Ferrera recalls she was asked by the casting director to "please try and sound more 'Latina.
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Look for Anthony Scaramucci, the incoming White House communications director, to take the White House podium more often than his predecessors.
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What we have here is the President of the United States openly threatening the recently-deposed FBI director to stay silent.
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"We are absolutely DISGUSTED by the treatment of Tournament Director to a 12-year-old girl and her mother," Khandhar wrote.
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Trump badly wanted the FBI director to exonerate him in public, even if it meant selling his subordinates down the river.
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There are probably just as many ruined takes on this movie as there were ones for the director to choose from.
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The widow, alarmed that without that income she might lose her home, would call the branch director to ask for help.
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Producers Campbell and Grobman said it was a mutual decision between Millennium and Singer for the director to depart the movie.
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Julie Peller, who served as deputy staff director to Chairman Miller, is the founder and Executive Director of Higher Learning Advocates.
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"Obstruction aside, it's NEVER okay for a POTUS privately to ask an FBI director to drop a criminal investigation," he tweeted.
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Silicon Valley veteran Neal Hansch stepped down as Managing Director to become CEO of San Francisco based VC firm Sherpa Foundry.
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Anmol Ambani, 27, works within his father's company and was named a director to the Board of Reliance Capital in 2016.
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"It takes an exceptional director to prevent an entertainment as flimsy as this from collapsing under its own weightlessness," she wrote.
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President Trump bypassed Ms. English and instead installed Mr. Mulvaney, the Office of Management and Budget director, to run both agencies.
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Mr. Trump's choice of Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, to replace Mr. Tillerson offers something of a window into his approach.
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Mr. Pompeo has repeatedly stepped out of the proper role of an intelligence director to be an advocate for hawkish policies.
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Most people familiar with 21950th-century history know that it's not unprecedented for an FBI director to become embroiled in politics.
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Separately, President Trump announced that he has selected Mick Mulvaney, his budget director, to serve as his acting chief of staff.
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In the Oval Office, President Trump privately asked Mr. Comey, the F.B.I. director, to shut down the investigation into Mr. Flynn.
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The power politics were blamed for the delay in attracting a new general director to replace the founding directors, as planned.
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The CFPB showdown is upping political pressure on Trump to nominate and confirm a permanent director to a five-year term.
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The president asked Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to pledge his loyalty and to shut down one part of the investigation.
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As the official overseeing the Russia investigation, he named a special counsel — Robert Mueller, a former F.B.I. director — to take over.
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The request comes as the Senate Intelligence Committee also asked the former director to appear in both open and closed sessions.
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It also requires the agency's director to establish "Eureka prize" competitions to advance biomedical research and improve treatments for serious illnesses.
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Second, it is unusual for an FBI director to express opinions such as the kind that Comey made in his statement.
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Swinney was chosen by Terry Don Phillips, then the athletic director, to run the team for the remainder of the season.
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Kathryn Bigelow is the only female director to win the prize, taking home the Oscar for "The Hurt Locker" in 2009.
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Some changes include requiring the Secret Service director to be confirmed by the Senate, instead of appointed directly by the president.
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The strategy had prompted her finance director to leave the campaign, after voicing concerns that she might run out of money.
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Moreover, it is not the role of the FBI or its director to make the call on whether charges are appropriate.
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Goldilocks sought to halt the AGM after Noble rejected its nominations for five new director to the Singapore-listed trader's board.
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Cuarón received the prize for best cinematography for "Roma," making him the first director to win for shooting his own film.
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Lighthizer served as staff director to the Finance Committee when Dole served as chairman of the panel in the early 1980s.
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Trump, who sent his CIA director to Turkey to discuss the issue, said he expected to have a report pretty soon.
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She was the sole Viacom director to vote against Mr. Dauman's nomination, and is opposed to having Mr. Dauman remain in charge.
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People caught up with the Star Wars: The Last Jedi director to ask how the much-buzzed-about beefcake moment came about.
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In 1993, Tiede left his job as an assistant funeral director to work full-time as Nugent's personal assistant and business manger.
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Trump made sure he and Comey were alone when he allegedly pressured the then-FBI director to curtail the FBI's Russia investigation.
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The global alternative asset manager said it has hired Taj Sidhu as managing director to lead its credit opportunities team in Europe.
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"We've all seen the big novelty check being handed over from the lottery director to the state secretary of education," Matheson says.
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She was meeting with her new pageant director to discuss her upcoming training schedule when the topic quickly shifted to plastic surgery.
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"If it had significant risk, cost, political, military, risked the lives of officers, that's important for the director to have," he said.
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Congressional sources have previously told CNN that they plan to invite Brad Parscale, the Trump campaign's digital director, to testify this summer.
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Mansour Davarian joined Demica from Hitachi Capital as associate director to support the origination of trade receivables and supply chain finance transactions.
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One Comey memo reportedly claims that Trump asked the FBI director to "let this go"-- referring to the FBI investigation into Gen.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Thursday also urged the FBI director to address the issue head-on next week.
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Vice Chair Randal Quarles held several high-level posts at Treasury and was the U.S. executive director to the International Monetary Fund.
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" Takei notes that during his initial conversations with Lin, he pleaded with the director to "be imaginative, be creative, don't be lazy.
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He was a speechwriter to ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair and was communications director to former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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Bertolucci's first feature "The Grim Reaper" marked him as a young director to watch despite being something of a box office failure.
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The company was recruiting a managing director to head its Chinese business after the previous head left for family reasons, he added.
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Trump has yet to appoint a new director to lead the agency, which is currently being overseen by Acting Director Anne Schuchat.
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Dodd-Frank, which established the CFPB, calls for the deputy director to serve as acting director in between Senate-confirmed permanent directors.
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John Vaught LaBeaume is a Libertarian political strategist who served as deputy communications director to the Johnson-Weld Libertarian 2016 presidential ticket.
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"Loving" is the second film by the director to make its debut at the Cannes Film Festival, after "Mud" (unveiled in 2012).
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Rodell Mollineau is a former Communications Director to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Staff Director of the Senate Democratic Communication Center.
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Easy for Stuart Vevers, the creative director, to walk to; a bit more out of the way for the rest of us.
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What was it like as a film director to work on a project where you have less control over the narrative outcome?
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Campbell is the majority staff director to Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over tax, trade and health matters.
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The country is just welcoming a new director to the NSA and Cyber Command — the top posts in cyber espionage and offense.
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Mr. Abrams said he called Sara J. Bloomfield, the museum's director, to criticize its framing and warn her about a potential backlash.
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He commissioned a director to film his recovery, though he is not quite sure yet what he will do with the footage.
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Yance Ford, whose film "Strong Island" is up for best documentary feature, would be the first trans director to win an Oscar.
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We need a national manufacturing director to assess and allocate national supplies and ramp up production and distribution of what is needed.
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For the Padua project, they worked with Ponti's estate to convince the university director to give curators unprecedented access to the buildings.
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The bill would end the CFPB's rulemaking ability and allow its director to be fired at will (currently disallowed), among other provisions.
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After Mr. Flynn's dismissal, Mr. Trump tried to get James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, to drop the investigation, Mr. Comey said.
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Brower is the fifth top adviser to the director to leave his position since Trump tapped Wray to replace Comey in June.
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According to Comey, Trump shooed Priebus from the room before pressing the then-FBI director to "let go" of the Flynn investigation.
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The "Parasite" director has become the first Korean director to win the honor, besting directing legends like Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino.
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Akzo Nobel said it intended to nominate a third director to its supervisory board after consulting with its major shareholders, including Elliott.
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Although he knew little about investment banking, in four years at the firm Mr. Macron was promoted from director to managing director.
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On Wednesday, Bed Bath & Beyond said it would nominate a new lead director to its board and revamp its corporate governance structure.
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Atashzai is currently a partner at Finsbury, a public relations firm owned by WPP, and was previously deputy political director to Cameron.
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"I was, like, 'I'm not going to be the girl who slept with the director to get her parts,' " Ms. Lagravière said.
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The two boards agreed more than a decade ago that they wanted their next artistic director to continue to lead both organizations.
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In an interview at her loft, Ms. Monk said she probably would not have allowed another director to take on the opera.
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The linchpin moment for Google's enterprise efforts, however, came when Alphabet convinced Greene, already a director, to come aboard as an executive.
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" Winsor asked the school's executive director to "investigate the allegations ... determine their legitimacy and to take any remedial action that may be appropriate.
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If he doesn't show up voluntarily, Democrats are likely to issue a subpoena in order to require the former FBI director to appear.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser responded by saying she would send the health director to Canada to observe Vancouver's site and report back any findings.
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Nissan, which is 43.4%-owned by Renault, would be invited to nominate a director to the 11-member board of the new company.
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So all of the credit goes to the great artists, but my job is the director to make sure they all work together.
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He was also the first director to approach me who knew my career was way bigger than just the Dick Van Dyke Show.
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Trian will identify a third independent director to be nominated at the company's annual meeting of shareholders, the company said in a statement.
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Within a few uploads, the audience was subjected to a slew of clues as to what drove the director to cancel the project.
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In the process, Stone's earnestness opens the director to charges of being turned into a useful public-relations tool fort he Russian leader.
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"Merali .... gave a go-ahead to the finance director to process payment believing he spoke to the head of state," the documents read.
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The British stockbroker said the transfer meant KEH no longer had the right to appoint a director to the board of the company.
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Democrats have trained their fire on Comey and ramped up pressure for the FBI director to release more information about the new emails.
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We caught up with the gregarious, sociable director to chat migrants, bodily metaphors, and the duty to film and share with the world.
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The office's new powers will allow its director to advise the Commerce Secretary on policies that may help the private space industry grow.
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State Street said Thursday that since the placement of the statue, more than 150 companies have added a female director to their boards.
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The CAB is one of four external CFPB panels that meet with the bureau's director to identify issues worthy of the agency's attention.
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The Vienna State Opera decided not to hire a new music director to succeed Franz Welser-Möst after he abruptly resigned in 2014.
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Kotb says she was rejected there before being told by that news director to try her luck at a station in Memphis, Tennessee.
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It's a surreal experience for a fair director to caution big galleries from entering a fair, but it's the responsible thing to do.
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Meeting with our design director, art director and photo director to discuss the big-picture styling and timeline of some new visual projects.
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House Democrats began a formal initiative in June 2017 to diversify their work force, hiring a full-time director to lead the effort.
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And it earned Matsoukas a Grammy for Best Short Form Music Video, making her the first solo female director to receive the award.
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Parasite is also the first film from a South Korean director to win Best Picture and the first with a primarily Asian cast.
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Based on her phenomenal work developing our characters in The Mandalorian, I'm absolutely confident Deborah is the right director to tell this story.
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"Wagner did not put Jews onstage," said Mr. Kosky, the first Jewish director to work at Bayreuth in the festival's 141-year history.
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In 2017, GQ Magazine's Jim Moore transitioned from creative director to creative director-at-large after 40 years at the men's fashion bible.
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Last week, in an attempt to reassure depositors, the company named a new director to its board to replace its founder, Gerald Soloway.
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DOJ and the CFPB urged the justices to grant review and hold the agency's director to have been appointed under an unconstitutional provision.
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Here's a look at some notable moments from Sunday night's show: Awards Del Toro became the third Mexican director to win best director.
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With his win in the best director category, del Toro became the third Mexican-born director to nab the award in five years.
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Instead, Whitman promoted popular former Illini guard Dee Brown from special assistant to the athletic director to the basketball program's director of player development.
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Reese Witherspoon is teaming up with a first-time female director to put a modern twist on her romantic-comedy roots in Home Again.
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On Tuesday Brazil's Senate confirmed the appointment of Ilan Goldfajn, a former Wall Street economist and central bank director, to head the central bank.
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The other would strengthen the role of the city's minority- and women-owned businesses program by requiring its director to report to the mayor.
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The Trump administration has left dozens of top positions unfilled, including the director to the Office of National AIDS Policy, Jeffrey Crowley's old job.
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Singleton became the first black director to receive an Academy Award nomination, and the youngest to do so, and also received a screenplay nomination.
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I was a White House communications director to President George W. Bush and a communications adviser to Senator John McCain in his 2008 campaign.
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ROOSEVELT, N.Y. – Police say a resident of a suburban New York group home has stabbed the home&aposs program director to death and fled.
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The investment banking advisory firm appointed Jim Renwick as a senior managing director to its European equity capital markets advisory business based in London.
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So he asked the director to relocate to Osaka and work out of the offices of Platinum Games, the studio charged with creating Automata.
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He was a speechwriter to ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair and served as communications director to the former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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The company appointed Tom Milnes as business development director to assist with the investment manager's intermediary client relationships and enhance compliance with investment needs.
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It has appointed a new chairman of its remuneration committee and a senior independent director to lead the process of appointing a new chairman.
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Today's obstruction is about the President leaning heavily on the FBI Director to get rid of the dark cloud hanging over his Oval Office.
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That makes Peele the first Black writer-director to create a debut feature film that's earned more than $100 million at the box office.
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We've come to the 32-hectare Audacia winery, of which Strydom is partner and managing director, to try the world's first rooibos wooded wine.
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Mark Warner, vice chairman of the committee, said he expects the former FBI director to "shed light on issues critical" to the committee's investigation.
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Lee said he hasn't personally seen Comey's memos related to Trump's reported requests to the former FBI director to end the investigation into Flynn.
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Groups are threatening to withhold their votes for Sandra Froman's renomination as director to the board, where she has been a member since 2015.
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In another turn, Axios reported last week that Sessions had tried to get Christopher Wray, the new F.B.I. director, to fire McCabe; Wray refused.
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The president's lawyer claims he drafted the president's tweet, and then sent it to White House social media director to publish as the president.
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Firing an FBI director to hinder criminal probes into your election's legitimacy or to shield a political ally from prosecution is obstruction of justice.
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It was apparently the rape scene that drew the director to the story, and he filmed it in a grotesquely detached, pseudo-artistic manner.
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The CHOICE Act also takes away the independence of the CFPB by subjecting the director to being fired by the president for no reason.
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Mr. Tai is the fourth director to join HSBC's board this year as the insurer has begun searching for a successor to Mr. Flint.
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" The FBI director also said he has tapped the bureau's associate deputy director "to lead a review of how the FBI handles sensitive investigations.
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"Explore Parts Unknown:" I know that Anthony Bourdain brought the idea to you all, but what attracted you, as the director, to the project?
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Rather than delaying further, the Trump administration should direct OPM's acting director to extend the special hiring authority for at least two more years.
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Before he left, he was serving as the deputy staff director to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, chaired then and now by Rep.
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Cordray had appointed English, the CFPB's deputy director, to take his position, setting up a battle between the agency and the Trump White House.
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Zhang, 68 one of China's most prominent filmmakers, was the first Chinese director to win Berlin's Golden Bear award in 1988, for "Red Sorghum".
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She has said that her supervisor had taken a different course of action without allowing the then-CIA director to review the cable first.
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Secretary of State Pompeo even traveled to North Korea twice — once as CIA director — to meet Kim and pave the way for the meeting.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee, which is conducting an investigation into the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia, invited the former FBI director to testify.
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He resisted a proposal by the F.B.I. director to overhaul the structure of the bombing inquiry and won a compromise after weeks of negotiations.
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Long Wharf Theater in New Haven on Thursday announced a new artistic director to succeed a leader it had fired over sexual misconduct allegations.
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Mr. Comey's dismissal led the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, to appoint Mr. Mueller, a former F.B.I. director, to take over the investigation.
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PG&E named Fred Buckman, the former C.E.O. of Consumers Energy, as a director to settle a fight with the hedge fund BlueMountain Capital.
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With that in mind, I teamed up with Tala Safié, a freelance art director, to bring the feeling of the internet to the newspaper.
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In a letter on Wednesday, several Democratic senators asked Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, to assess the security conditions at Mar-a-Lago.
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Microsoft promoted Eric Horvitz – a longtime technical fellow and Microsoft Research director – to chief scientific officer, a new C-suite role at the company.
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The museum also faced funding problems, and in 2017 it appointed a managing director to lead the museum alongside Mr. Enwezor as artistic director.
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Parasite is also the first film from a South Korean director to win the Best Picture, and the first with a primarily Asian cast.
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Shareholders defeated a "proxy access" proposal to allow shareholders to nominate more than one director to Apple's board, with 68.9% of votes cast against.
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It is an attempt, said Amber Schaefer, a Sanders supporter, comedian and commercial director, to illustrate that Mr. Sanders has a broad support base.
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She's just often performing steely level-headedness in ways that Charlie does not, as he's the at-times caustic director to her lead actress.
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In an opera house, "Bluebeard's Castle" is an invitation for a director to think big, as Mariusz Trelinski did in his 2015 Met production.
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Hours later, the governor chose Mr. Lhota, who said he wanted to hire an executive director to run the agency on a daily basis.
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He pushed to have her assume the duties of communications director to better define her position and place her within the West Wing hierarchy.
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Trump fired Comey in May, triggering the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, himself a former FBI director, to take over the Russia probe.
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As a fledgling Hollywood hopeful, Lopez says she was asked by an unnamed director to take off her shirt and show him her breasts.
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John McTernan is a former speech writer for former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and ex-communications director to former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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According to fair organizers, this was in part due to the efforts of the director to ensure the best Indonesian artists exhibited at the fair.
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In November, Mr. Icahn said he might propose that A.I.G. add a director to its board who could take over for the insurer's chief executive.
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In December, Wesfarmers announced Machin was shifting from his position as Target's managing director to a yet-to-be-identified senior executive role in July.
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The board will continue its "existing search process" to identify an additional independent director to join it, lead director Daniel Jarvis said in a statement.
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Scott lost Best Director to Jonathan Demme, and while Khouri won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, Ted Tally won Best Adapted Screenplay for Lambs.
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Greengrass is almost too good of a director to be in charge of an action-thriller, perhaps the main reasons he's so fantastic at them.
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Jennifer Palmieri — a White House official under Presidents Clinton and Obama, and communications director to the Hillary campaign — plans a book that begins Nov. 9.
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The meeting agenda will also include the appointment of a new director to be nominated by alliance partner Renault SA , Nissan said in a statement.
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I wrote a list of each job — from editor to content director to human resources to manager of the contributor network to social media coordinator.
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Nichols is the only director to have his films included in three of the year's five mega-festivals (Berlin, Cannes, Toronto), and he's riding high.
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But when it premiered in 2005 in the UK, the reception was vicious, forcing the British director to re-edit the movie for US audiences.
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Loose Ends FROM: DIRECTOR TO: WRITER O.K., look, I know I've been out of the country and out of touch for more than a year.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee announced Wednesday that it has issued a formal invitation to the fired director to testify both publicly and behind closed doors.
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Mr. Comey had told the president that he was not personally under investigation, but Mr. Trump wanted the F.B.I. director to publicly clear his name.
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For example, we would encourage the director to look into modernizing the patent office's information technology system that would allow examiners to research more efficiently.
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Google Cloud is hiring for a brand-new role, called "account director," to handle these Named Accounts — and they're said to be paid very well.
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Mr. Schumer attributes that drop to the decision 10 days ago by James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, to temporarily return the topic of Mrs.
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It also requires the director to provide officers with de-escalation training, as well as a secure storage area outside the prison to store firearms.
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The publisher assigned a publicist and a marketing director to my book; the latter skipped our first phone call and was mostly silent after that.
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In addition to more than 40 years of private-sector experience, Laudicina has served in the public sector, including as legislative director to then-Sen.
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"I do think we need the director to come back to Congress to testify, in open session if possible," Schiff told co-host Chris Cuomo.
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The plan is for Mike Pompeo, the current CIA director, to have his nomination moved to the Senate floor regardless of the looming committee vote.
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"All in all I think the challenge for Virginia Republicans comes from the White House," said Tucker Martin, a former communications director to ex-Gov.
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But it wasn't very cool when I had to ask my director to cover for me so I could catch a flight to a gig.
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At last, Lanvin has appointed an official artistic director to head up its womenswear collections, following Alber Elbaz's shocking departure last year from the house.
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Einstein employed a licensed funeral director to examine the bodies and take his selections to its morgue, where they were embalmed for the long term.
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As we tweet into this swiftly shifting planet why can't we at least have a great art director to set the stage for our disintegration?
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They should not fire the F.B.I. director to derail an investigation into their own campaign's possible collusion with a foreign government to swing the election.
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The following day, January 27, Trump summoned James Comey to the White House and allegedly asked the FBI director to offer a pledge of loyalty.
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President Trump has yet to nominate a director to oversee the agency, which has been without permanent leadership for eight of the past 12 years.
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On Wednesday, Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee asked Mick Mulvaney, the bureau's interim director, to explain the vetting procedures used to hire Mr. Blankenstein.
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At one point, a custodian — not in the cast — wheeled a noisy bucket and mop through the action, causing the director to stop the scene.
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That month, White House officials also asked Mr. Comey and Mr. McCabe, then the F.B.I. deputy director, to publicly deny an article in The Times.
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NMC Health advanced 8% after an independent review committee tapped a former FBI director to compile a report on allegations by U.S. firm Muddy Waters.
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Once she realized that there were replica trophies being given out, Jordan contacted Tiley, the tournament director, to see if she could get a memento.
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But he fell into movie extra work, was encouraged by a director to pursue acting and entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 32.
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The announcement signaled the first formal moves by Mulvaney, the White House budget director appointed by Trump as acting director, to undo Cordray's regulatory legacy.
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The company is investing time and resources into improving the culture; and will be using the city's diversity inclusion director to assist with the survey.
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In addition to more than 40 years of private-sector experience, Paul has served in the public sector, including as legislative director to then-U.
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Ward, another alum of the DCCC, also announced the promotion of José Morales from special projects director to the director of community engagement and projects.
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Aerosoles has been making women's shoes since 1987, but recently hired a new CEO and creative director to update the brand's image with fresh, modern designs.
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Chaffetz asked William Callahan, the acting director, to provide documents and video related to the incident and to brief the committee on Monday at 5 p.m.
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Or, is it a purposeful choice on the part of the director to remind us how easy it is to fall for a man like Bundy?
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Del Toro is the fourth Mexican director to win in 5 years, and it doesn't sound like he's eager to hear Trump's views on that stat.
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With that I gravitated toward fashion, whoever came along with a willing art director to turn my talents into work for them I was open to.
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Hicks is just the latest communications director to leave Trump's White House, following Mike Dubke and Anthony Scaramucci, who both briefly filled those roles in 2017.
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LONDON, March 15 (IFR) - Lazard is hiring David Burlison from KPMG as a managing director to lead its London restructuring team, beefing up its European capabilities.
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Background: Halle served as deputy field director to Barack Obama for his 2008 campaign, and later as general election director for Obama's 2012 re-election campaign.
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In his testimony, Comey said Trump asked the former FBI director to halt his investigation into embattled National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, who resigned in February.
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Separately, a federal judge in California overseeing more than 500 lawsuits filed against Volkswagen on Monday named a former FBI director to help settle the cases.
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Editor's note: John McTernan is a former speechwriter for ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair and ex-communications director to former Australia Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which doesn't usually take a stand on executive branch appointments, is sending its legal director to testify against Sessions in committee.
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Another key nomination awaiting further action is that of Christopher Wray for FBI director, to replace former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired in May.
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Trump's team has been interviewing dozens of candidates for positions ranging from communications director to press secretary, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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It's not known if Villeneuve approached Bowie before the latter died, but his loss forced the director to go with the next best thing: Jared Leto.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus introduced Scaramucci as the new communications director to a round of applause, according to a source in the room.
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And if he did, there was a chance that it could be portrayed as the attorney general ordering the FBI director to hide information from Congress.
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Passed in 2010, the Dodd-Frank Act established the CFPB and called on the bureau's deputy director to serve as acting director between Senate-confirmed chiefs.
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"I go from being told I'm gonna be the comms director to Priebus and Bannon trying to block me throughout the night," he told Vanity Fair.
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He could either designate a … temporary successor under the Vacancies Act or he could allow the deputy director to occupy the seat on an acting basis.
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Joaquin Castro, brother of Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro, went so far as to plead for Brad Parscale, Trump's campaign director, to halt its ad buys.
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He was a speechwriter to ex-British Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Tony Blair and was communications director to former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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Last year, $17 million was given to a cisgender white gay director to tell the story of queer trans people of color at the Stonewall riots.
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From an artist-turned-director to a doc on the sounds of improvisatory music, NYFF has more top-shelf art-inflected wares than in recent memory.
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The Get Out writer/director could become the first black director to win the category after being only the fifth ever nominated in the show's history.
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"Once I am provided the list, I will work with the Deputy Director to direct the expenditure of fees to promptly address those challenges," he wrote.
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The chief strategist at Hilltop Securities spoke as a new report said President Donald Trump could nominate his National Economic Council director to lead the Fed.
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Théâtre de l'Oeuvre, Paris Vanessa Larré wasn't the first director to tackle Virginie Despentes's 2006 memoir, but she delivered the right production at the right time.
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Limiting the power of the bureau's director to appoint his own interim successor will be a core goal of any Republican effort to reform the agency.
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Vanessa Larré wasn't the first director to see potential for a stage version, but she shrewdly opted to turn Ms. Despentes's monologue into something more polyphonic.
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Shareholders defeated a "proxy access" proposal to allow shareholders to nominate more than one director to Apple's board, with 68.9% voting against and 31.1% voting for.
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Bill Shine is the fifth person to learn that it's not easy to serve as communications director to a president who doesn't think he needs one.
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No doubt Mueller is also wondering what possible benign motive could lead Trump to clear the Oval Office before asking the F.B.I. director to spare Flynn.
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New York (CNN Business)Italian fashion house Prada has for the first time named a co-creative director to work alongside renowned head designer Miuccia Prada.
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In his final hours before leaving, Mr. Trump was focused on picking a new F.B.I. director to replace James B. Comey, whom he fired last week.
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The President plans to nominate CIA Director Mike Pompeo to succeed Tillerson, and picked Gina Haspel, the current CIA deputy director, to take over from Pompeo.
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Trump announced his departure over Twitter on Tuesday morning, adding that he would nominate Mike Pompeo, his current CIA director, to replace the former oil executive.
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Actors often lack confidence, and it's the job of a director to coach them through that, but I didn't have to do any of that work.
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It also becomes critical, as a director, to use the camera to support that emotionally, to help convey what he's feeling a lot of the times.
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He was 29-68 in three seasons, including a 7-25 finish last season, which prompted Pat Hobbs, the Rutgers athletic director, to make a change.
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While you're shooting, you rely on the director to tell you if it's going well, and you have to trust that he or she is right.
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Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorBottom line Meet Trump's most trusted pollsters Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington MORE (R-Va.); Kimberly Ellis, former legislative director to Rep.
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Jenkins, if recognized, would also become the first black director to receive two Oscar nominations for best director, after picking up one for "Moonlight" in 2017.
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Zucker didn't want the director to abandon the split screen and zoom in on Conway — and thus miss Tapper's facial expressions as she tried to respond.
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One might need to splice together the DNA of Terrence Malick, David Lynch, and the Coen Brothers into one mutant super director to do it justice.
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News reports by CNN and The Associated Press said White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus asked Andrew McCabe, the FBI deputy director, to deny a Feb.
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His appointment makes him the first historian to hold the position and the first museum director to serve as secretary in 74 years, according to the Institution.
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Furthermore, FAN claims its first General Director to be one Aleksandra Yurievna Krylova, one of the 13 Russian nationals charged by the Mueller probe back in February.
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Mayor Carlos Gimenez sent a memo Thursday instructing the county's interim corrections director to comply with all immigration detainer requests received form the Department of Homeland Security.
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The FBI director-to-be, sitting in his office in Atlanta, failed to provide evidence he had that he knew a federal court in Newark was seeking.
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The message caused the actress-writer-director to do a little soul-searching, she said, even though her knee-jerk reaction was to fight back with sarcasm.
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However, for Rory O'Driscoll, a founding partner at Scale Venture Partners, do no harm may be the most important motto for a director to keep in mind.
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PG&E (PCG) will add another director to its board with experience in the utility industry, as well as adding a safety specialist as an executive advisor.
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The White House will be home to a candidate whose chumminess with Russia provoked one former CIA director to call him an "unwitting agent" of Vladimir Putin.
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Its version of the CFPB succession – which ended up being enacted – called for the CFPB's deputy director to step into the post if there's a temporary vacancy.
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Obviously, I'm rooting for everybody Black, especially when one of them could possibly be the first Black director to take home the highest award in his field.
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Soderbergh isn't the first director to shoot a theatrical feature entirely with iPhones, but he's the most prominent and well-established filmmaker to try it to date.
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But if firing the FBI director to impede an ongoing criminal investigation into your associates isn't a grave abuse of power, then I don't know what is.
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In a petition filed on Friday, Sigma-Aldrich Corporation asked the PTO's director to declare a so-called "interference proceeding" between it and the University of California.
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The dark comedy chronicles the relationship between Nugent and Tiede, who quit his job as an assistant funeral director to become Nugent's business manager and personal companion.
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For its Geneva presence, David Fransen shifted from managing director to chairman while Gerard Delsad, the company's chief information officer, is now also the new management head.
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If Trump fired the FBI director to protect Manafort and Michael Flynn from unrelated white-collar crime charges, that's a huge threat to the American legal system.
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The panel will include The New York Times's Helene Cooper; MSNBC's Chris Matthews; AEI's Danielle Pletka; and Nicolle Wallace, former communications director to President George W. Bush.
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It takes a serious director to pit heavy-hitters Al Pacino and Robert De Niro against one another, but this 1995 cat-and-mouse caper had one.
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Speaking to reporters while meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, Trump said he is "very close" to choosing a new FBI director to replace James Comey.
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But it was as an assistant director to Pier Paolo Pasolini on the controversial "Accattone" in 1961 where Bertolucci cut his teeth in the world of film.
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The White House and the Justice Department on Saturday argued in a memo that it is within Trump's authority to name an acting director to the CFPB.
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In one email Goldstone encouraged Scavino, now the White House's social media director, to get candidate Trump to join the Russian social network VK, according to CNN.
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Trump suggested in a tweet last month that he may have taped his interactions with Comey during visits by the then-FBI director to the White House.
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On Friday, Cordray announced he was stepping down that day, and appointed a deputy director to act as interim head: Leandra English, previously his chief of staff.
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She recalled that her father's casket had been open at his funeral, and that Wim had instructed the funeral director to apply extra makeup to Cor's face.
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Even with the help of UEFA, which assigns a venue director to each stadium that will be used in the Champions League, the workload has been intense.
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Those events date back to 2013, when he was the first Defense Intelligence Agency director to visit the Russian military intelligence headquarters, and another visit years later.
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So CUNY asked the state to intervene, and the Public Employment Relations Board selected Kim Moore-Ward, the chief regional mediator and director, to handle the talks.
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He previously was involved in fossil fuel research for three years at the U.S. Department of Energy's Laramie Energy and is a former legislative director to Sen.
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But the White House said the president has clear authority to name an acting director to the agency and quickly announced that Mulvaney would assume the role.
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But it's also less the subject of this captivating, uneven film than an excuse for its director to add to his collection of memorable faces and voices.
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Even if Striegel was "caught up in a bad situation," as Black says, his employment and defense are difficult for the director to justify in this climate.
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Ford's Strong Island received a nomination for Best Documentary Feature, making him the first trans director to be recognized in the 90 years of the Academy Awards.
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Oxfam had to cancel a meeting in the next 90 days because it cannot bring its country director to Washington to brief State and Treasury Department officials.
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Banno had cut his teeth working as an assistant director to the legendary Japanese film director, Akira Kurosawa, and Hedorah was his directorial debut at Toho Studios.
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" Binotto, who stepped up from technical director to replace Maurizio Arrivabene over the winter, also said he was "not happy with the points we've scored so far.
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As part of the amended filing, The We Company also committed to add a director to the board that will increase the company's gender and ethnic diversity.
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Anna Wintour paid tribute to the late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld by wearing a gown designed by the former Chanel creative director to the Met Gala 2019.
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For the hospital's now-former CEO Dr. Sonny Saggar, who was promoted from emergency room director to hospital CEO on February 18, nothing was business as usual.
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But some people inside the Met are concerned that it essentially demotes the director to the role of chief curator and could make attracting heavyweight candidates difficult.
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Bong, whose international reputation has grown with the border-crossing, multilingual spectacles "Snowpiercer" and "Okja," isn't the first South Korean director to make this kind of impact.
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Though the president has the authority to fire the F.B.I. director for any reason, Mr. Comey is only the second director to be fired in bureau history.
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The New York Times report Tuesday that Mr. Trump had asked James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to scuttle an investigation shook markets around the world.
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Congress must take a hard look at the size and scope of the wide ranging powers of the director to oversee and regulate most consumer financial products.
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Night Out The actress and poet Amber Tamblyn has just added "director" to her résumé, with the new indie film "Paint It Black," which opened on Friday.
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Peele made some history of his own, becoming the first black director to receive nominations in the writing, directing, and producing categories for his first feature film.
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Age: 19Industry: Hollywood & Entertainment Known for: At the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, Youmans became the first and youngest Black American director to win the narrative feature prize.
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Appealing to Nissan, which is 43.4%-owned by Renault, FCA said the Japanese carmaker would nominate a director to the 11-member board of the new company.
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Before he retired from the CIA, Kim established the agency's Korea Mission Center, in April 2017, and accompanied Pompeo — who was then CIA director — to Pyongyang last year.
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The Times investigation prompted fresh calls from investors for Zuckerberg to relinquish his dual role as CEO and chairman, and appoint an independent director to oversee the board.
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Last year, the Oscar-nominated director was tapped to helm Disney's A Wrinkle In Time, making her the first black female director to lead a $100 million film.
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That goes for being an actor and a director — to really rein it in, to show some restraint, and tell try to be as honest as you can.
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Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, live tweeted throughout Comey's testimony, taking the ex-FBI director to task for his version of what the president told him.
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"Everybody from the [executive producer] to the director to almost everybody working on the project had only done film and documentary, so it feels like that," says Evan.
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As such, any filmmaker from the "global south" may be considered a nation's "best known" director to Euro-American audiences just by getting traction on the festival circuit.
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Peele's Oscar nomination was already historic: He was the first black director to be nominated for a trifecta of writing, directing, and producing all in the same year.
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PG&E — PG&E will add another director to its board with experience in the utility industry, as well as adding a safety specialist as an executive advisor.
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The writing provided rich material for the movie's actors and director to play around with, and everyone involved in the movie excelled at bringing the story to life.
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For a first time director to have that sort of support and direction that was incredibly freeing creatively, especially coming from somebody you looked up to for years.
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Twitter has hired Emily Horne, most recently the assistant press secretary for the National Security Council, as its new communications director to handle policy and user safety issues.
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This stride includes Jordan Peele possibly becoming the first black director to win the Best Director category after being only the fifth ever nominated in the show's history.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said Comey may have violated the Hatch Act and at least one Democratic member of Congress has called the FBI director to resign.
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President Trump's nomination of Gina Haspel, a longtime clandestine officer now serving as the CIA's deputy director, to head the agency is an intensely provocative and unsettling move.
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On Wednesday, Ivanka Trump shared a heartfelt message to Hicks, who became the fourth White House communications director to resign since Donald Trump was elected in January 2017.
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When you are intimidating ... when you are explicit in trying to persuade that director to back off a specific investigation of a specific individual, that's obstruction of justice.
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Now companies will be given a choice between assigning a non-executive director to represent staff, create an employee advisory council or nominate a director from the workforce.
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Even before the budget was released, House and Senate Budget committees announced they would not invite the Office of Management and Budget director to review the president's budget.
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LONDON, Aug 17 (IFR) - HSBC has hired Andrew Salvoni as a director to bolster the bank's public sector coverage in Canada, according to a memo seen by IFR.
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There might even be some change in Texas; at a recent summit, Senator John Whitmire announced he'll be hiring a director to focus on education for women prisoners.
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They always have an eye on that next title change, from manager to director, director to VP, or VP to C-suite, and that influences how they perform.
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The only other director to receive a majority of non-Zuckerberg votes was Erskine Bowles, who was deputy chief of staff for President Bill Clinton, at 51 percent.
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Goodlatte said Wednesday that he had told Comey they would release the transcript of his testimony and pressed for the former FBI director to submit to the interview.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Okapi Partners has hired Jason Alexander as a managing director to focus on its corporate clients, the proxy solicitation and advisory firm said on Monday.
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In his conversations with Comey, Trump allegedly pressured the FBI director to ease off his former national security adviser Michael Flynn and requested the law enforcement official's loyalty.
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The telephone company confirmed that the call issue was coming from inside the hospital and told the director to look for a line that might be causing problems.
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The board consisted of nine members; the Weinsteins had two seats, and the charter granted them the rights to name a third director to represent the W shares.
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VICE spoke with Leah Archibald, Evergreen's executive director, to find out more about how the shutdown will affect North Brooklyn industry, and, by extension, the city at large.
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In 2000, Wajda received an Academy Honorary Award in 2000, in recognition of five decades of work, the first eastern European director to win the lifetime achievement Oscar.
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Like Sanders, she's attempting to fund her campaign through small-dollar donations alone, a move that caused her finance director to resign, according to the New York Times.
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Dan Aksan is joining from Citigroup as a managing director to run hedge fund and global real money sales in Europe, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Nine weeks ago, Anthony Scaramucci was still the communications director to the president, flying on Air Force One and steering the public relations strategy of the White House.
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Earlier this month, The We Co. announced that Neumann would return a controversial $5.9 million trademark payment, while the company appointed its first female director to the board.
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In 2009, Jennifer Wroblewski, an artist, moved from Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, with her husband, Dave Diomedi, 47, a television director, to a six-bedroom Victorian house in Montclair.
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That would have been an odd way for a C.I.A. director to spend his reading time; it makes a lot of sense for a future secretary of state.
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And no serious person would argue that the president is acting in "good faith" when he fires the FBI director to stunt an investigation into his own campaign.
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Shakespeare spikes his play with enigmas (is Caesar really so ruthless, is Brutus really so upright), and we look to a director to help us puzzle them out.
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WASHINGTON — Robert S. Mueller III managed in a dozen years as F.B.I. director to stay above the partisan fray, carefully cultivating a rare reputation for independence and fairness.
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Watch: In making "Lucy in the Sky," starring Natalie Portman, Noah Hawley may be the first director to narrow his focus for a movie set in outer space.
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"There was a time not long ago when you could not use the word 'lie' in a campaign," said Anita Dunn, once a communications director to Mr. Obama.
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At their second private meeting, the president told Mr. Comey it would be their last, since impartial justice requires an F.B.I. director to be independent of the president.
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"The lack of a permanent director to keep the preparations on track with budgetary factors and to mitigate risks only adds to the uncertainties facing 2020," he said.
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She perceived the lack of mediation between herself and her director to be as much a part of their ''sacred connection'' as of the professional culture of moviemaking.
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Passed in 2010, the Dodd-Frank Act established the CFPB and called on the bureau's deputy director to serve as acting director when in between Senate-confirmed chiefs.
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Matt Schlapp is chairman of the American Conservative Union and the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) He was the White House political director to President George W. Bush.
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Parliament's constitutional committee on Wednesday asked the Prosecutor General to investigate whether or not Haavisto had exceeded his powers in trying to reassign the director to other work.
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The Israel Museum in 2012 presented Ms. Goldvicht's video installation "Lullaby," which features people at the museum — from the director to the security guards — singing their childhood lullabies.
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Democrats have long argued that Trump fired the towering former director to stifle the Russia investigation, a general act that has resulted in obstruction convictions in the past.
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The firm's founders, Hazen Marshall, former policy director to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Imagine if President Obama had agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, after sending his CIA director to Pyongyang to meet secretly with officials there.
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Ignacio Blasco has been appointed managing director to Houlihan Lokey's Madrid office working in capital markets advisory, a business line that the debt restructuring specialist has been developing.
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If Trump knew of Flynn's crime and pressured the FBI director to drop the investigation, it would materially change the current status of the obstruction of justice investigation.
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His reputation in Foggy Bottom is probably the worst it's been since he left his post as CIA director to take over the State Department in April 2018.
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While at school, he also served as an assistant director to Elizabeth LeCompte at the Wooster Group, the legendary company at the vanguard of the downtown theater scene.
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"Boyz" won Mr. Singleton Oscar nominations for best director and best original screenplay; he was the youngest best-director nominee and the first black director to be nominated.
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In 2012, Google hired Ron Medford, the NHTSA deputy director, to be the director of safety for its self-driving car program, an early signal of its ambition.
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Before he retired from the CIA, Kim established the agency's Korea Mission Center, in April 2017, and accompanied Pompeo - who was then CIA director - to Pyongyang last year.
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The strategy, however, is consistent with the Trump's handling of other aspects of his presidency, said Matthew Felling, a veteran political communications strategist and former communications director to Sen.
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He told everyone from the FBI director to his barber that he wanted it to be made public that he was not a target or subject of the investigation.
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The company claims she secretly worked with Mathew Cullen, the film's director, to rewrite her nude and sex scenes, which was not what was agreed upon in her contract.
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Notably, DuVernay, who directed "A Wrinkle in Time" is the only black female director to crack the top 100 film list this year, and one of only four women.
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This of course is the dream of the director—to immerse the viewer so much in the reality of the protagonist that they become one with the director's intentions.
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Separately, the board appointed Howard Bamsey, an Australian diplomat and development expert, as executive director to succeed Hela Cheikhrouhou, who left in August and is now Tunisia's energy minister.
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We see our own lives reflected in the lives of those who were killed, from the gay cruise director to the Starbucks barista to the assistant producer for Telemundo.
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On the eve of Landline's release, we caught up with the director to ask what makes Jenny Slate her muse, unlikeable female characters, and her advice for aspiring filmmakers.
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According to those familiar with the process, Stepien will serve in the role of a National Field Director to guide the campaign on voter turnout in these finals weeks.
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After he was released, Black — his friend of over five years — was the first director to give the actor a role, offering him a part in Iron Man 3.
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After he was released, Black — his friend of over five years — was the first director to give the actor a role, offering him a part in Iron Man 3.
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It's not only Democrats who think it's a terrible idea for President Trump to make the former Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman his next FBI director to replace Jim Comey.
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Howard University has appointed the former FBI Director to serve as the Gwendolyn S. and Colbert I. King Endowed Chair in Public Policy for the 2017-2018 academic year.
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Shortly after Comey's removal, sources close to Comey told news outlets, including NBC News, that Trump asked the FBI director to pledge his loyalty at a meeting in January.
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The letter offers examples of reporting that said White House chief of staff Reince Priebus asked the FBI director to knock down reports of Trump's campaign ties to Russia.
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On Sunday, Coppola picked up the best director prize at the French film festival, becoming only the second female director to do so in the event's 70-year history.
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With Burning Cane, Youmans became the youngest filmmaker to ever screen at Tribeca Film Festival, nabbing multiple awards and becoming the first Black director to win Best Narrative Feature.
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The community board is the only panel mandated to exist by Dodd-Frank, and its charter orders the CFPB director to meet with the board at least twice yearly.
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CUNY asked the state to intervene, and the New York State Public Employment Relations Board selected Kim Moore-Ward, the chief regional mediator and director, to handle the talks.
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This computer is not connected to the internet and is used solely for ranked-choice voting tabulation, according to Kristen Muszynski, communications director to Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap.
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Up next, Gianfranco Ferré helmed the house, being the first non-French creative director to do so, and set out to distance himself from the precedents set before him.
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Chris Christie's top appointee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the bridge, beseeched Mr. Foye, the agency's executive director, to reclose the lanes.
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True, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she would accept the recommendation of Mr. Comey and career prosecutors, but that was not a license for the director to go public.
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Protester Steve Bray frequently moved in front of the camera during the BBC News at Ten broadcast, avoiding frequent attempts by the show's director to keep him off screen.
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They also include the President's attempt to interfere in the FBI's Russia investigation by asking the FBI director to drop the investigation into fired national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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"The Republican leadership has made a decision that time is of the essence here," says Lanhee Chen, a Hoover Institute fellow who served as policy director to Mitt Romney.
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What do you do as a director to not only capture Tupac, but capture what it was like to be a huge celebrity before social media and cable news?
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" The company also said it will add another director to the board within a year of the IPO, "with a commitment to increasing the board's gender and ethnic diversity.
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Mr. Pompeo's sometimes brash and usually direct style endeared him to Mr. Trump, which is why he was chosen to jump from being C.I.A. director to secretary of state.
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Waititi isn&apost the only director to enforce this rule on his set, as Timothy Olyphant said that Quentin Tarantino would fire anyone who used a mobile phone, too.
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The reversal came after the White House wrote last week to the Office of Government Ethics and asked its director to suspend his request for copies of the waivers.
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It would ensure states had officials with a security clearance to obtain classified threat intelligence from the director of national intelligence and authorize the director to share that intelligence.
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Shareholders will also vote on a proposal to allow shareholders to nominate more than one director to Apple's board and whether to tie executive compensation to environmental sustainability metrics.
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Republicans have long derided the agency for overstepping its bounds and last year, Mr. Trump installed Mick Mulvaney, his budget director, to run the bureau on an interim basis.
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She spent just 169 days in the role from the day she assumed it (not counting her period as interim communications director) to the day she announced her resignation.
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Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director to the conservative Judicial Crisis Network, said it was heartening to see so many Midwesterners and state court judges on Trump's list.
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Tse will transition from his role as CEO and managing director to become an executive director focusing on corporate development and marketing, Galaxy Chairman Martin Rowley said in a statement.
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The studio brought in Moss Hart, the wildly successful playwright and theatre director, to adapt the 1937 screenplay into a movie-musical, with songs by Harold Arden and Ira Gershwin.
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Pezet had contacted the film crew and director to confirm they were filming a documentary and to prove that the subtitles and context being shared were taken out of context.
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In addition to his busy acting career, appearing on hit TV shows like This is Us and Will and Grace, Michael Angarano has added feature film director to his resumé.
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At the federal level, J. Edgar Hoover used his authority as FBI director to try to sabotage the antiwar and civil rights movements, with lasting negative consequences for American democracy.
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Most EU states backed Georgieva even though her candidacy will force a change in IMF rules that require the managing director to be younger than 65 years old when appointed.
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But Kraninger's move to be patient has landed flat with Democratic lawmakers who've spent months calling on the director to take a harder stand — or even legal action — against DeVos.
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Nissan, which is 43.4%-owned by Renault, would be invited to nominate a director to the 11-member board of the new combined company, under the plan presented on Monday.
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Appealing to Nissan, which is 43.4%-owned by Renault, FCA said the Japanese carmaker would be invited to nominate a director to the 11-member board of the new company.
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The new PAC hasn't been in touch with O'Rourke but plans to contact his Senate campaign's finance director to discuss the PACs ability to raise funds for a potential campaign.
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This section of the crew takes its orders from the director of photography, who works closely with each episode's director to make sure the crew can execute the showrunners' vision.
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Big (1988) Marshall made history when she became the first female director to helm a movie that grossed over $100 million at the box office after its $20013 million opening.
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Scaramucci is the third White House communications director to leave the post that had been vacant since late May, when Mike Dubke left after about three months on the job.
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Tell me about that: for a journeyman director, to still be able to use that position of power – and his own personal charm – to cultivate that aspect of his life.
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At a press conference on May 18, the President was asked whether he had asked the FBI Director to pull the plug on the Flynn component of the Russia investigation.
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Since then, many have suggested that a president asking an FBI director to halt an investigation of a senior campaign adviser constitutes obstruction of justice, and is an impeachable offense.
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"He doesn't know how to handle Trump," says Ian Sams, communications director to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Perriello, who has made opposition to Trump a central part of his candidacy.
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It will also fund an initial phase of development and acquire a warrant that will give it the right to purchase further equity and appoint a director to the board.
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After submitting to the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, he went on to become the youngest director ever to screen there and the first Black director to win Best Narrative Feature.
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For a former CIA employee, not to mention a former Director, to be leading the opposition to a democratically elected leader in this country is unprecedented and a game changer.
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It's been almost two months since an infamous interview with the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza helped bring Anthony Scaramucci's run as President Donald Trump's communications director to an abrupt end.
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When the board said that they, "look forward to continuing to work with the Managing Director to address the difficult challenges facing the global economy," it was not simply hyperbole.
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Marvel made it a top priority for a woman director to helm "Captain Marvel" starring Brie Larson (they ended up choosing a male/female due to shoot the 2019 movie).
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Warren also faced serious doubts about her ability to compete financially when she decided early on to forgo all private, closed-door fundraisers, prompting her first finance director to quit.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Bottega Veneta has hired Daniel Lee from French luxury house Celine as creative director to breath new life into the Italian leather goods maker, its owner Kering (PRTP.
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Rogers' remarks come after Trump denied that he asked Comey, then FBI director, to stop investigating Flynn as part of his ongoing probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Truth be told ... Jones doesn't really know much about the allegation that Del Toro stole a scene, but says he knows enough about his director to know it's not true.
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"Telling the FBI director to close down an investigation of your senior campaign adviser for his activities during your campaign for president, if that's true, that is obstruction of justice."
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NEW YORK, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Okapi Partners has hired Jason Alexander as a managing director to focus on its corporate clients, the proxy solicitation and advisory firm said on Monday.
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But the firm's new Oakland-based operative — Tim Miller, who previously served as communications director to GOP presidential contender Jeb Bush — plans to do it with a decidedly Republican bent.
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This week, Kevin Reese was promoted from the pro scouting director to the senior director of player development, replacing Gary Denbo, who took a similar position with the Miami Marlins.
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"The agenda is to be limited to the discharge of directors Carlos Ghosn and Greg Kelly, and the appointment of a new director to be nominated by Renault," Nissan said.
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Salt Lake City-based Pelion Venture Partners is opening an outpost in Southern California and has added Jeff Kearl as a managing director to head up operations in the region.
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That uneasiness is why Harriet is not the first movie by a marginalized director to face calls for boycotts from the community it represents before the movie is even released.
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In July of this year, the company was able to nab Scott Turner, the former Walmart e-commerce director, to become its senior vice president responsible for digital and marketing.
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The tension is almost unbearable, but in a good way this time, as if Sam Esmail were employing all his skills as a thriller director to the romance genre instead.
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The final guidelines will see companies given a choice between assigning a non-executive director to represent staff, creating an employee advisory council, or nominating a director from the workforce.
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According to El Universal, del Castillo's job was to reach out to actors and crew for the film — she had already contacted an "unidentified Argentine director" to write a screenplay.
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Now the ACU is run by Matt Schlapp, a former political director to President George W. Bush who takes pride in being one of the earliest Bush alums to embrace Trump.
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Even before Comey's statement surfaced, the New York Times had reported that Trump directly asked the then-FBI director to drop his investigation into Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser.
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Rick Scott called both the sheriff and the Florida Fish and Wildlife director to get updates on the search effort, and officials said they had been in touch with Disney executives.
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Consider the allegations against Ben Vereen, in which his actors said that his sexual misconduct was conflated with his attempt as a director to push them out of their comfort zones.
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Once, Wallace discovered child pornography on a computer at a Catholic seminary, and told the F.B.I. Boback, he says, saw a business opportunity, and called the seminary's director to pitch Tiversa.
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After being honored last year for "Birdman," Mr. Iñárritu won the outstanding directorial achievement award on Saturday for "The Revenant," becoming the first director to win in back-to-back years.
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But he added that "the solution was not for the FBI director to announce the department's decision about whether to proceed" with additional investigation or review of the newly discovered emails.
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JARRETT: Well, there are multiple players in the Obama administration, from the White House to the CIA director, to the DNI, to the FBI director, the list goes on and on.
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Director Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 3) is certainly not the first director to make a film about Dia de los Muertos, but he's the first to give it that Pixar touch.
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In his blockbuster testimony, Comey also said Trump asked Sessions to leave the room before the president implored his FBI director to drop the investigation into Flynn's contacts with Russian officials.
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She asks the NPS acting director to reconsider aspects of an October 2015 rule that directed how hunters could kill bears, caribou, and other wildlife on land managed by the agency.
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Comey "had made several mistakes in the course of handling (the Clinton) investigation," specifically "in converting his role as FBI director to that of a prosector," Benczkowski said he told Sessions.
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Charming and blithe, the movie is unique because the actresses are in a real skate crew and worked with the director to act in a scripted, storied version of their lives.
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If you'd like, please send over the MP3 for your latest single," adding, "I'll forward it to Glenn our program director to see if he's interested in putting it in rotation.
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She has publicly opposed Mr. Dauman's leadership of Viacom; when her father ceded the title in February, she was the sole Viacom director to vote against Mr. Dauman's elevation to chairman.
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The affable Mr. Bobin, who hit a home run with "The Muppets" but struck out with "Muppets Most Wanted," is the latest lesser-known director to benefit from Hollywood's franchise obsession.
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The board cannot certify a winner without appointed officers in place, but lawyers for Harris argue that the court has the authority to empower the board's executive director to do so.
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KUWAIT/DUBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) has appointed Farouk Bastaki as managing director to replace Bader Mohammed al-Saad, newspaper al-Rai reported on Monday, quoting unnamed sources.
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And Emmy Bengtson, digital director to Gavin Newsom's successful California gubernatorial campaign last year and deputy social media director for Hillary Clinton in 2016, will work as Gillibrand's deputy communications director.
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CHICAGO — David Pountney is hardly the first director to assert that his production of Wagner's epic "Ring" cycle will focus on telling the story, rather than telling audiences what it means.
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Other measures would also broaden language that allows the budget director to cut planned spending if certain federal funding to New York is cut by at least $850 million, DiNapoli said.
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This is exactly the kind of investigation that requires the F.B.I. director to have independence; Trump's short-circuiting of the probe, with Comey's dismissal, is a grave abuse of Presidential power.
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"Influencers are having to work harder than ever, taking on the roles of producer and creative director to keep content fresh and engaging for consumers — and effective for brands," Williams said.
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It fell to Ron S. Jarmin, the bureau's acting director, to help lead Mr. Ross through the process that concluded in March with the announcement that the question had been approved.
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This fund would allow OMB's director to "transfer funds to federal departments and agencies to cover unanticipated costs associated with mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 virus," the proposal states.
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There is even humor — or what qualifies as humor in a play revolving around Tarkovsky — as the barely fictionalized characters wait for the unnamed director to find the exact right light.
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"I still think we have a habit of treating scenery like scenery rather than helping the actor and director to make a statement," he told The Times in a 225 interview.
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In Sydney, actors paired off with a director to create an intimate scene, stating out loud where they were happy to be touched, and where they were not happy to be.
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The key to any "Little Women" adaptation is its cast, and the ability of the ensemble and the director to capture the deep bonds and shifting dynamics of the March family.
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His longtime bodyguard, Keith Schiller, has become such an important White House figure that he hand-delivered the dismissal papers for James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, to the bureau's headquarters.
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He recently dispatched Clint Reed, a former Republican National Committee political director, to Florida help guide his efforts to secure his home state, according to two sources familiar with the move.
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Bob Greenblatt, the former entertainment chief at NBC and before that HBO rival Showtime, joined the company in March as chairman of entertainment and director to consumer, with oversight of HBO.
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Washington (CNN)The Central Intelligence Agency has taken to Twitter as it makes the hard sell for Gina Haspel, President Donald Trump's pick to be the next director, to be confirmed.
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Leaders of the House and Senate Budget committees announced last week that they would not invite Obama's budget director to speak about the proposal, a snub that breaks decades of precedent.
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Pompeo went from being a member of Congress from Kansas to TRUMP's first CIA director to his second secretary of state, forming a firm bond with the president along the way.
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The case is now being overseen by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, although he has appointed a special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, a former F.B.I. director, to handle it.
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Clarke's anecdotes echo stories from other women in Hollywood; recently, Hustlers star Jennifer Lopez shared that she'd once been pressured by a director to be topless while she wasn't even filming.
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English claims that the provision of the Dodd-Frank Act that requires the deputy director to serve as acting director overrules the Federal Vacancies Act, which Trump used to appoint Mulvaney.
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That Comey may have drafted his statement months before recommending against charges for Clinton has prompted GOP lawmakers to call for the former FBI director to meet again with congressional investigators.
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English cited a provision in the Dodd-Frank Act, which established the bureau, that calls on the CFPB deputy director to serve as acting chief until a permanent replacement is confirmed.
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Most importantly to the CFPB's critics, that person would begin to implement the desired reforms while waiting for a permanent director to be nominated and confirmed for a five-year term.
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Ms. Bokova, in a telephone interview, said she "thought the decision was coming but why now, I don't know, in the midst of elections" for a new director to succeed her.
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"The agenda is to be limited to the discharge of directors Carlos Ghosn and Greg Kelly, and the appointment of a new director to be nominated by Renault," the statement said.
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Jordan Peele could become the first African-American director to win best director, and Dee Rees could become the first African-American woman to win an Oscar for best adapted screenplay.
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A source familiar with both death investigations says when that happened, an indivdual pushed the federal monitor and compliance director to examine O'Brien's wife's death to ensure there was no cover up.
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To promote its new speaker, Apple has hired Her's writer and director to revisit that premise, but the time is here and now, and the HomePod can't do much except play music.
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Rebecca Hall is the latest actress to express regret for working with Woody Allen, and has decided to donate her salary from her movies with the director to the Time's Up movement.
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It was not a foregone conclusion that President Jimmy Carter would retain Nixon's choice for a successor to Hoover, Clarence M. Kelley, the first FBI director to be confirmed by the Senate.
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"This vests tremendous power and responsibility in the OMB director to ensure the president's direction in how we manage this across the government," a White House official told reporters before the signing.
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In a statement implying that Mr Comey was recklessly interfering in the election, Mrs Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, called on the FBI director to release the e-mails under his consideration.
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The company on Thursday also said the board had elected Maria Lagomasino as lead independent director to succeed Sam Nunn, who would step down from board after 22 years as a director.
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Singer's firing didn't have anything to do with the allegations against him, but those allegations make it look even worse for the director to be collecting a huge paycheck for Bohemian Rhapsody.
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With A Wrinkle in Time, out March 9, Ava DuVernay is making history as the first woman of color director to helm a live-action movie with a budget exceeding $100 million.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 15 (Reuters) - South Africa's Vodacom Group said on Thursday it has appointed Jabu Moleketi, current independent non-executive director, to succeed Peter Moyo as the mobile phone operator's next chairman.
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Not only is firing the FBI director to try to quash an investigation a textbook impeachable offense, it's also simply political malpractice to pick a fight with a well-regarded FBI director.
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Lazard Hires Managing Director to Bolster Restructuring Business | The new executive, Ken Ziman, was recruited from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, where he served as the deputy practice leader of corporate restructuring.
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First, there is the February 14, 2017, interaction between Trump and Comey in which Trump allegedly asked the then-FBI director to drop an investigation into fired National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Uber will add Wan Ling Martello, a Nestle executive and Alibaba director, as an independent director to its board, as Bloomberg first reported citing anonymous sources and Uber later confirmed to Axios.
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Burr said he's spoken several times to Comey and he expects the former FBI director to talk in detail about his conversations with Trump when he testifies openly Thursday before the committee.
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Ahead of the film's solid box office opening this past weekend, we sat down with the acclaimed French director to talk about his new movie, texting etiquette, and working with Roman Polanski.
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And given Trump's willingness to put his own interests before democratic norms — from keeping his business interests to firing his FBI director to protect a friend — the absurd idea feels almost plausible.
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In the lengthy interview with host Scott Pelley, McCabe reflected on his tenure at the FBI under Trump since he was promoted from deputy director to acting director after Comey was fired.
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When Abolafia took pictures of Spielberg at the Golden Plate Awards in 1986, he was disappointed with the standard pictures he was getting, so he told the director to do something interesting.
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McMullin also has close ties to House GOP leadership, spending the last two years acting as an adviser to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and as policy director to the Republican Conference.
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Barr also said that firing Comey and Trump's statement asking the former FBI director to let go of the federal investigation into Flynn was not an "adequate predicate" for an obstruction inquiry.
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The Times reported last week that the F.B.I. started a counterintelligence investigation into Mr. Trump in 2017 after he fired James Comey, the bureau's director, to determine whether Russia had influenced him.
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To be sure, it might not be improper for the president to tell the FBI director to back off an investigation if the president thought it was a misallocation of bureau resources.
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An agreement between Old Mutual and Nedbank allows the insurer to nominate one director to the board as long as it's stake is equal to or greater than 15% in Nedbank Group.
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Absolutely." He said he trusted "the powers that be" and the information that fueled the decision to fire Mr. Comey, and expected the next F.B.I. director to have "impeccable character and integrity.
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Kushner recognized his digital savvy during the 2016 campaign, quietly elevating the Trump campaign digital director to a role that many on the campaign likened to that of a deputy campaign manager.
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Polling suggests that more people have a positive image of Mueller than have a negative one but that large numbers don't know enough about the former FBI director to form an opinion.
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It's a hard thing for a director to give up control of some of the ultimate variables of a film, but [Jay] made sure that her voice was heard first and foremost.
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In February, Mr. Trump asked James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to end the bureau's investigation into Mr. Flynn, a request some legal experts have said amounts to obstruction of justice.
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His comments came hours after he had met in his Capitol office with Pat A. Cipollone, the White House counsel, and Eric Ueland, the legislative affairs director, to strategize on the process.
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Zellweger trained with a vocal coach before spending four months rehearsing with the film's musical director to nail Garland's voice and pronunciation to perform a total of seven songs throughout the film.
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Although J. J. Abrams is pretty tight-lipped about plotlines from the forthcoming Episode IX, Stephen Colbert did his best to get the director to react to some truly ridiculous fan theories.
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In 2016 Brioni made a big deal about thinking out of the box when it came to choosing a new creative director, naming Justin O'Shea, a former buying director, to the post.
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The film, which was released in February 2017, made $33.4 million opening weekend and solidified Peele as a director to watch, despite the "social horror-thriller" being the first film he directed.
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Uber received a staggering $3.5 billion in funding from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund in 2016 and added the Public Investment Fund's managing director to its board, where he still serves today.
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The Dodd-Frank Act of 2010, which established the CFPB, calls on the agency's deputy director to serve as acting director until the president appoints and the Senate confirms a permanent replacement.
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The president's alleged ignorance has become Republicans' official line of defense against monumental accusations that Trump fired his FBI director to help out his buddy at best, or help himself at worst.
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But this time, Murphy doesn't think the administration can placate the growing number of senators merely by sending the CIA director to brief them on the ghoulish details of Khashoggi's death, as Sen.
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Wanuri Kahiu NAIROBI — A judge has ordered a temporary lift on the ban of a film featuring a love story between two women, allowing its director to submit it for Academy Award consideration.
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Clinton's former aides and advisers are still too angry at Mr. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, to see past what they view as egregious actions that handed the White House to Mr. Trump.
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In a statement to the stock exchange on Monday morning, the bank said its board at a meeting on Saturday had recommended splitting the roles of chairman and managing director to improve transparency.
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" But he said he has "every confidence" that his new hand-picked director to run the bureau, Kathy Hawk Sawyer, will "be able to address any management or operational deficiencies at the bureau.
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This week, even before the president's budget was released, the Republican chairmen of the budget committees announced they would not even hold hearings with the White House budget director to discuss the proposal.
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He also went from making $53,000 a year to bringing in over $10,000 a month after quitting his job as a band director to run his financial blog, Millennial Money Man, full-time.
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" The singer also got candid about her own uncomfortable experiences in Hollywood, revealing she was asked early on in her career by a "director to take off my shirt and show my boobs.
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Scorsese was consistently behind schedule, and on the day they filmed the scene in which De Niro's Travis Bickle talks to himself in the mirror, producers were urging the director to hurry up.
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And it adds up to a very clear picture of a president deciding to fire an FBI director to obstruct an ongoing investigation and then stitching together a shaky rationalization for doing so.
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That preference -- which has become even more apparent after CNN reported on Monday that the President may go outside the normal protocol to select an acting director to serve until Ratcliffe -- is confirmed.
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President Trump asked the Director of National Intelligence and NSA Director to make public statements denying the existence of any evidence of collusion between his campaign and Russia, according to the Washington Post.
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Taking place in and around the Times Square of 1970s New York, this is a world endorsed by currency—from the pimp, to the prostitute, to the porn director, to the bar owner.
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But James Comey abused the position of his office as FBI director to clear Hillary Clinton in the face of compelling evidence of criminality, in order to clear her path to the presidency.
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Its director, Ryan Coogler, was the second black director to direct a film that has crossed the billion-dollar mark, and now holds the title for highest-grossing film by a black director.
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I shared with him two things (1): the qualities I believe are indispensable for our next FBI Director to possess, and (2) my firm conviction that I would not be the right person.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's appointment of the former FBI director to act as special counsel overseeing the investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia did not go over well with the President.
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And The New York Times and then CNN reported Tuesday that he had asked the former FBI director to drop the probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn before he fired him.
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MILAN, March 24 (Reuters) - Italian luxury goods maker Salvatore Ferragamo said on Thursday Massimiliano Giornetti had stepped down as its creative director to be replaced by the group's current team of fashion designers.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of state nominee Mike Pompeo now has the support of three Democratic senators, after two lawmakers said Monday they'd back the CIA director to be the nation's next top diplomat.
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However, Secretary Azar noted during recent congressional testimony that it is longstanding policy at the department for the ORR director to decide whether to approve serious medical procedures for children in its care.
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Even more troubling, about a dozen of the largest U.S. companies have yet to add even a single female director to their board, according to a previously reported analysis by Equilar and CNBC.
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According to Wreckage and Rage: The Making of Alien 3, a 2003 documentary that catalogs the film's production issues in exhaustive detail, the producers struggled to find a director to oversee the production.
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When the president asks the FBI director to lift the cloud and tell the public their president isn't under investigation, the FBI director could demur and allow a storm of innuendo to build.
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Two long-term issues affecting the CFPB have yet to be addressed, but soon will be, as well as one short-term issue — who will Mulvaney appoint as deputy director to replace English.
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As a point of comparison, the first woman director to win the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, Nancy Hamilton, won all the way back in 1955 for a film about Helen Keller.
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"Canada is committed to universal access to sexual and reproductive health services and rights," particularly in developing countries, Louis Belanger, communications director to International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau, told the Toronto Sun.
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The search for the 10 Best is a separate, yearlong endeavor, beginning in January, with a Google Doc to which everyone from the art director to the news assistant on Books can contribute.
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After taking responsibility for fixing New York City's troubled subway system, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, moved Patrick J. Foye, the Port Authority's executive director, to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to help devise solutions.
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LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The European Union's ombudsman has opened an investigation into how the EU's banking regulator approved a move by its executive director to become head of a top banking lobby.
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Sasha Lane exceeds these definitions — while working with Shia LaBeouf, too, a terribly underrated performer whose self-regard is crying out for a director to toss him a book of Nicolas Cage's matches.
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Just days after Mr. Trump's inauguration, he invited the director to dinner and, according to people familiar with Mr. Comey's account, asked him repeatedly for his loyalty, which Mr. Comey declined to give.
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Mr. Trump's longtime bodyguard, Keith Schiller, has become such an important White House figure that he hand-delivered the dismissal papers for James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, to the bureau's headquarters.
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Rick Perry (R) and former political director to President George H.W. Bush, and asked him if New Hampshire is still the bellwether it once was and what can we expect after Nov. 8.
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Its director, Ryan Coogler, was the second black director to direct a film that has crossed the billion-dollar mark and now holds the title for highest-grossing film by a black director.
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Democrats, however, say Maguire is violating the law, which requires the director to provide the complaint to Congress seven days after the IC inspector general determines the complaint is both urgent and credible.
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Yet it surprised many when he decided to leave Owen, where he had turned around the basketball program and also become athletic director, to become a part-time assistant to Smith in 1978.
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The St. Louis-based cable company will appoint an African-American director, an Asian-American director and a Hispanic director to its board within two years of the sale closing, it said Friday.
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Impeachment advocates may yet get a boost when Hope Hicks, a close aide and former communications director to Mr. Trump, sits this week for a closed-door interview with the House Judiciary Committee.
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Glover is the first black director to win an Emmy for work on a comedy series, and the first black man since 1985 to win an Emmy for lead acting in a comedy series.
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Donald Glover became the first black director to pick up the Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series award, and Riz Ahmed was the first South Asian man to ever win an Emmy acting award.
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Analysts speculated that should Norman lose patience with either he would have a ready-made replacement in King, although Britain's corporate governance guidelines advise against moving a non-executive director to an executive role.
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Crisis in Six Scenes (Amazon): The streaming service was clearly thrilled to be able to promote an original TV series from Woody Allen, but someone forgot to tell the director to share its enthusiasm.
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Protesters with an Indigenous movement called Idle No More took over part of a Canadian government building on Wednesday, demanding a conversation with its regional director to discuss the ongoing suicide crisis in Attawapiskat.
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The bank named Peter Flavel as chief executive of private banking, responsible for Coutts & Co and Adam & Co. Alternative investments firm appointed Teddy Kaplan managing director to lead its net lease real estate business.
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Because the job has such a sweeping mandate, it's also crucial for the NEC director to be able to hire good deputies with different realms of expertise and connections to other parts of government.
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Adam Entous and Ellen Nakashima report: In his call with Rogers, Trump urged the NSA director to speak out publicly if there was no evidence of collusion, according to officials briefed on the exchange.
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IT takes quite some gall for a British writer-director to put the word "American" in a title, implying as it does that they have a deep insight into the state of the nation.
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Located in Madison, Wisconsin, this 36-resident assisted-living facility has a memory-care floor, a full-time nurse, a chef and an activities director to keep residents busy and interactive with one another.
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We also welcome Phil Esposito, The Verge's lead video director, to the show for the first time to discuss the roller coaster that is working on the two videos we produced throughout the week.
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The Post reported June 6 that Coats had told associates Trump had asked him to intervene with Comey when he was still FBI Director to reduce focus on former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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It's a tough project for any director to tackle — but in Ryan's hands, the result is a quiet but powerful film that emphasizes the bond between mothers and the sons they can't protect forever.
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Facebook is advertising for a human rights policy director to join its business, located either at its Menlo Park HQ or in Washington DC — with "conflict prevention" and "peace-building" among the listed responsibilities.
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On CNN's "State of the Union," Jake Tapper asked Chuck Schumer whether he'd refuse to vote on the nomination of a new FBI director to replace James Comey until a special prosecutor is appointed.
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The hiatus is due to Marvel and Disney trying to find a new director, but as history has shown, finding a new director to take over a popular franchise can be a daunting task.
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The president fired FBI Director James Comey last week, and a few days later a report of a Comey memo alleged Trump asked the former director to let go of a Russia-related probe.
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"I don't think it was a game," Sanders said, in the off-camera briefing, and appeared to suggest the President's original intent was to press the fired former FBI director to tell the truth.
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"Sometimes the riders, with their earpieces (which allow the sports director to give their instructions), do not hear well the sound of the motors so they can't hear us coming behind them," he explained.
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Gold prices held near seven-month highs on Wednesday with sentiment still bullish due to political uncertainty created by an election in Britain and testimony by a former FBI director to the U.S. Senate.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani claimed Sunday that the President hypothetically could have shot the former FBI director to end the Russia investigation and not face prosecution for it while in office.
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CNBC Make It took a look at figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and found that workers with these jobs — ranging from art director to geoscientist — can make some surprisingly serious cash.
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The building has a full-time lifestyle director to help residents with anything from arranging a child's birthday party at Disney World to organizing themed, catered events in one of the private dining rooms.
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But it still painted a lurid picture of a United States president pressuring the FBI director to declare his loyalty, and to prove it by dropping the FBI's investigation into the president's former aide.
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Per CNN, the White House is prioritizing its search for a White House Communications Director to help out Sean Spicer, who has been handling that role in addition to his duties as press secretary.
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The administrator should Immediately authorize each USAID mission director to establish and lead a coronavirus team; this team should include staff officers with experience in humanitarian assistance, global health, stabilization, economic growth, and governance.
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But minutes before the committee convened, Mr. Paul, an ardent opponent of interventionist foreign policy, declared his support for Mr. Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, to lead the State Department, securing approval from the committee.
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An osteopath with a background in treating elite athletes, Camm is "Personal Health Director to Peter Thiel...and a number of other prominent Silicon Valley business leaders and investors," according to his professional profile.
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He once challenged the National Security Agency director to his face, sparred with the media on Twitter and took his former bosses at Yahoo — and more recently at Facebook — to task over security issues.
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" For two months, Isom worked to capture that elusive mix of fearsomeness and beauty, moving from "really furry" (not a hit with the director) to totally hairless and "armorlike," to "a little more alien.
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The investigation into Mr. Cosgrove was spurred by Joshua F. McMahon, a lawyer who represents several Elizabeth police officers and who brought complaints about the director to the Union County prosecutor's office in February.
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The company promoted Eric Horvitz – a longtime technical fellow and Microsoft Research director – to the role, where he'll be charged with advising company leaders on scientific matters including "critical areas" such as artificial intelligence.
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Before Mr. Serebrennikov, the most famous theater director to be imprisoned was Vsevolod Meyerhold, who was arrested under orders from Stalin and shot in 1940 and to whom Mr. Serebrennikov is now being compared.
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But so was the demand by her resident director to remove the rainbow flag from her dorm and the request by a professor to alter her sociology thesis to be less positive toward gays.
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It is easy to see what attracted Michael Powell, the British director, to St. Kilda, which inspired his first major film, which he shot when he was 288, "The Edge of the World" (1937).
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With the premiere last weekend of "Lucy in the Sky," Hawley added feature-film director to his résumé, just in time to start shooting Season 4 of "Fargo" in Chicago about two weeks later.
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Self-interest meets pragmatism in tour operators who now advertise their services as including the provision of an ally on the ground, such as a tour director, to turn to in case of emergencies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Monday announced her intention to reappoint David Lipton as the Fund's first deputy managing director to a new five-year term starting Sept. 1.
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A White House official told the Globe that while Trump has received advice and guidance on science-related matters from Cabinet officials, he does intend to appoint a director to lead the science office.
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The 21 Valentine's Day meeting, during which Trump told Comey that Flynn "was a good guy" and asked the FBI director to "let this go," was a pillar of Mueller's obstruction of justice probe.
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In an online statement, the collective described their goal as the "reclamation of public space in a decade of privatization and commercialization" and invited artists working with the new director to collaborate with them.
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According to testimony Comey gave before the Senate Intelligence Committee in June, Trump asked Priebus to leave the Oval Office just moments before he asked the FBI director to drop his investigation into Flynn.
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It would have then substituted its responsibilities by ordering the CBO director to aggregate data compiled by think tanks including the Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute, the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute.
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Hogg was the first female director to work on a show called "London's Burning," about firefighters, and she and the other directors competed to see who could shoot the most minutes in one day.
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Leandra English, who was appointed by the exiting director to lead the CFPB, will file for a preliminary injunction against Trump's conflicting acting director pick, Mick Mulvaney, according to reports based on court documents.
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If Trump knew Flynn committed a serious crime, told the FBI director to drop the case anyway, then fired him when he wouldn't drop the case, that is powerful evidence of obstruction of justice.
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The state of Sinaloa, which is the largest agricultural producer in Mexico, has hired Mercury, which has former Mexican government official Luis Rosendo Gutiérrez Romano as its managing director, to lobby on its behalf.
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John Boyega's not dwelling on his epic screw-up that resulted in the "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" script landing on eBay -- and he's urging the film's director to let it go too.
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It takes me coming in and sitting down for a tone meeting with the director, to go through [the script] page by page, but there's a reinforcement of those ideas that's being handed off.
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The shoot was a fairly large responsibility — Huxley is the first director to handle a live action Tolkien adaptation since Peter Jackson took the director's chair for The Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.
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" At 15 he borrowed a camera to make his first films - 16 mm silent shorts - and in 1961 he dropped out of college to become assistant director to the young Pier Paolo Pasolini on ""Accattone".
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It is certainly true that the Senate probably is a better launching pad for a presidential campaign whenever Cotton decides to run — George H.W. Bush is the only CIA director to reach the White House.
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While the movie itself took almost a decade to get made (it jumped from director to director and studio to studio), Sony knew that the movie would be the beginning of a much larger universe.
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You don't need to be an Oscar-winning movie director to understand the basics of FOV and how a narrower setting can give you a more focussed look at the action, almost like zooming in.
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DAMIEN CHAZELLE: YOUNGEST PERSON TO WIN BEST DIRECTOR At just 32 years old, wunderkind director Chazelle became the youngest director to receive the industry's top honor for his work on La La Land on Sunday.
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According to a report in Bloomberg, that's set to change as Apple is reportedly redesigning the app with a simpler interface and a new storefront, and has hired a new director to oversee the work.
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The Oscar winner, 54, made a rare public appearance at the 2018 Hollywood Film Awards in Los Angeles Sunday night where he presented the Breakthrough Director Award to Beautiful Boy director to Felix van Groeningen.
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Tuesday night: The Washington Post reports that according to a memo written by Comey, Trump had asked the then-FBI Director to let go of the investigation into Flynn, claiming Flynn was a good guy.
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The political fallout of President Donald Trump's decision to fire James Comey grew messier this week when news emerged that he had allegedly urged the FBI director to drop an investigation into Trump's former aide.
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It also served as notice to Obama Justice officials when Comey became FBI director to always be mindful that Comey would likely document any disagreements that could end up being the subject of congressional investigations.
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" At 15 he borrowed a camera to make his first films - 16 mm silent shorts - and in 1961 he dropped out of college to become assistant director to the young Pier Paolo Pasolini on ""Accattone".
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Investigators are also reportedly interested in a February meeting between Trump and Comey, in which the president pressed the then-FBI director to drop the bureau's investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) pressed Comey on the details of the San Bernardino investigation, getting the FBI Director to admit that the FBI had made a mistake in resetting the San Bernardino shooter's iCloud password.
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This was a political own goal on a number of levels, but it was also a gift to the Democrats questioning Comey, who got the FBI director to publicly confirm that the accusation was nonsense.
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I found myself compelled to move through the experience in part driven by music and sound triggers, unlike a traditional horror film where you are hand-held by the director to achieve the desired effect.
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Wiley served as national political director to RNC Chairman Reince Priebus in 2012 and seemed to be the kind of Washington insider Trump needed on his team to help him make inroads on Capitol Hill.
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In addition, various media accounts describe Mueller and Comey as "friends," and there is also the danger that Mueller will extend to Comey some form of professional courtesy from one former FBI director to another.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Valoptec International which represents employees and former employees of Ray Ban maker EssilorLuxottica has proposed the appointment of an additional independent director to the group's board in a bid to resolve governance issues.
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According to a memo Comey wrote at the time, Trump asked the FBI director to drop the federal investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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"Biden needs to come across as the congenial, experienced and prepared candidate his supporters think is key to beating Donald Trump," said Basil Smikle, the former executive director to the New York State Democratic Party.
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Cristobal Riestra, of Mexico City's Galería OMR, recently transitioned from being a director to a managing partner of the gallery, with his parents Patricia Ortiz Monasterio and Jaime Riestra now taking a more advisory role.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece on Monday picked a local theater director to curate its most renowned annual summer arts festival after Belgian artist Jan Fabre quit following protests from artists that his plans excluded Greek works.
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He was hoping, and he was very public about his hopes, for a black director to bring this first film to life, because it really speaks so much about the black community and black culture.
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Ms. Redstone's distaste for Mr. Dauman was public: She was the sole Viacom director to cast a vote against elevating Mr. Dauman to chairman of the company when her father vacated the post in February.
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They pointed to the decision by James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, to harshly criticize Hillary Clinton in 2016 while announcing that he was recommending no charges in the inquiry into her email practices.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertFeehery: Wither the Establishment Feehery: Surging Sanders puts House in range for Republicans Bottom line MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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Reports that President Trump asked James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to shut down an investigation into his former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, prompted accusations that the president may have obstructed justice.
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The crisis catches the unit at a moment of leadership change: Rebecca (Miranda Otto of "Homeland") is stepping down as national director to allow her husband, John (Jimmy Smits), a senator, to run for president.
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Rebecca Robertson and Elihu Rose, the conservancy's executive producer and chairman, respectively, were looking for a new artistic director to expand and coördinate their program, and in 2011 they went to Manchester to meet Poots.
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The campaign closed one of its three offices in New Hampshire weeks ago and moved its press secretary to South Carolina and its organizing director to headquarters, forcing other staffers to pick up their responsibilities.
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The news that Wray is filling two top positions previously held by officials who had served under Comey came amid reports that Sessions has pressured the FBI director to make personnel changes at the bureau.
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Congress clearly intended for the CFPB director to be insulated from accountability to the president, they argued, so the Supreme Court would be defying lawmakers' will if it were to attempt to rewrite the statute.
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In the earliest days of his administration, that view led him to ask his F.B.I. director to drop an investigation of his national security adviser and to demand that the attorney general investigate Hillary Clinton.
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When creator George Lucas signed with 20th Century Fox to develop Star Wars, he agreed to accept a $350,000 pay cut as director to keep the film's merchandise rights and the rights to any sequels.
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"I was proud to be the first woman director to run a major London theater, but I'm even prouder that the landscape has now changed beyond recognition, and forever," Ms. Rourke said in a statement.
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Warren has refused to take corporate money, work with donor bundlers who gather money on her behalf, or hold private fundraising events — a move that reportedly caused her finance director to resign earlier this month.
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