NUNES: Well, look, ultimately we have the job of oversight.
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So they have the job of identifying and registering pregnant women.
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But I think that ... But someone has to have the job of doing that.
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Reporters are trained to bear witness; aid workers and doctors have the job of helping people.
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"He doesn't have the job of president of the United States and neither do I," Bloomberg said.
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Richard Neal of Massachusetts, a deal-focused Democrat, who will have the job of asking for Trump's tax returns.
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If May is replaced, her successor will have the job of negotiating the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union.
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Party leaders have the job of winning nationally; Democrats are painfully aware that not all congressional districts are Berkeley, Calif.
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In that role as European Council president, Michel will be have the job of building compromises between the 28 member states.
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If the Pirate Party - Piratar in Icelandic - become the biggest party, it would have the job of building a governing coalition.
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She added that she used to have the job of getting booksellers to sign affidavits agreeing to those terms when she worked for a publisher.
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Lafontant will have the job of shepherding an ambitious program through the government, which will include boosting agricultural production, expanding access to water and improving infrastructure.
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Holland has now ruled that wasn't good enough, and that the court should have the job of reviewing the documents the EPA wants to keep private.
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Paul Zwillenberg, a digital media specialist, will take over as chief executive next month and will have the job of driving up revenue from the group's websites.
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It's been a roller coaster year for all types of business, and marketers have the job of understanding what consumers want among the noise of the fun fair.
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On another level, when I get out, I would love to have the job of consecrating the people entering the stadium shows of the Grateful Dead in 2018.
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Two people have the job of counting the animals within a certain area out the window, while the other two people act as scribes, recording sightings in real-time.
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The Reagan administration gave the office these powers under the reasoning that agencies have bureaucratic incentives to churn out new rules, so someone should have the job of keeping them in check.
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"I have neither a brake nor an accelerator, rather I have the job of reflecting when this message (to leave the bloc) arrives about how exactly we implement it," Merkel told a news conference.
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All funds will be monitored by a special group set up in the prime minister's office, which will also have the job of cutting through red tape that has slowed investment in recent years.
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There is, however, at least one group for whom the border is a hard frontier, solid and impermeable: the American law-enforcement officers who have the job of investigating crimes that occur along its length.
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Tillerson has told the President-elect he would be honored to have the job of secretary of state and left Saturday's meeting believing he will be the pick, according to two sources familiar with his thinking.
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The Supreme Court suggested that one way to resolve the case would be for insurance companies to have the job of notifying employers about the availability of contraception coverage if their religious employer does not provide it.
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Spearheading a new "super-ministry" combining the labour and industry portfolios, Di Maio will have the job of implementing 5-Star's flagship policy of a guaranteed income for the poor of up to 780 euros per month.
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Bowcock and his team will have the job of turning around the bookmaker which has struggled to keep pace with the rapid growth of online gambling and missed out on consolidation in the sector in recent years.
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Spearheading a new "super-ministry" combining the labor and industry portfolios, Di Maio will have the job of implementing 5-Star's flagship policy of a guaranteed income for the poor of up to 780 euros per month.
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Against this backdrop, Ms. Pierce, who has served as Britain's top diplomat at the United Nations, the World Trade Organization and in Afghanistan, will have the job of trying to smooth trade negotiations with the United States.
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While living with that Hungarian official — who did have the job of taking inventory at the homes of Jewish families whose possessions had been taken by the Nazi authorities — Soros accompanied him on one of those trips, to a mansion where Soros rode a horse for the first time.
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Given that the next government must oversee some kind of resolution to the Brexit imbroglio, and will have the job of repairing both a dysfunctional democratic infrastructure and a tattered social fabric, the choices it makes will be far more consequential than those usually faced by incoming governments.
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Chazelle's dialogue and plotting feel contemporary, but the musical sequences are a balance of now and then; the characters fall in love in a Hollywood netherworld where an impossibly romantic Los Angeles is the backdrop and everyone can have the job of their dreams if they just wish hard enough.
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No change in nectar production was noted, indicating that it is indeed the flowers that have the job of the ears.
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Dogs are associated with death and have the job of leading people into the Underworld. They represent fire and are protectors of the hearth, two components of Maya life.
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Just because it hasn't been done doesn't mean it can't be done. What it does mean is that there are few people, in either the private or public sectors, who have the job of creating places.
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The story linked dogs with renewal and human life. Dogs are associated with death and have the job of leading people into the Underworld. They represent fire and are protectors of the hearth, two components of Maya life.
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Michael Collier used to have the job of rowing boats in the Grand Canyon. Collier currently practices medicine in Flagstaff, Arizona for his career. He also is a professor at the NAU School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability.
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Its main mission is to produce strategic military intelligence and analysis. The intelligence services of the Argentine Armed Forces (see this list) have the job of producing strategic operational and tactical intelligence for the planning and conduction of military operations as well as the national strategic intelligence plan.
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Fact finders often have the job of determining what facts are available and their relevancy.Schultz, Norman. Fact-Finding. Accessed 17 November 2008 The position of fact finder is determined by the type of proceeding. In a jury trial, it is the role of a jury in a jury trial.
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Scientific Advisory Groups (SAGs) have the job of managing and implementing the GAW programme. This includes establishing data quality objectives and standard operating procedures, and also providing guidelines and recommendations for achieving these things. Measurement methods and procedures also fall within the SAGs' domain. They are also charged with promoting twinning and training in developing countries.
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Hamilton also explains how federal judges should retain life terms as long as those judges exhibit good behavior. Federalist No. 78 discusses the power of judicial review. It argues that the federal courts have the job of determining whether acts of Congress are constitutional and what must be done if government is faced with the things that are done on the contrary of the Constitution.
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Bristol SU is run by a team of seven officers who are elected by the student body annually in March. They represent students and have the job of improving the student experience at Bristol. The officer team is made up of Liberation, Equality and Access Officer, Postgraduate Education Officer, Sport and Student Development Officer, Student Living Officer, Undergraduate Education Officer, Union Affairs Officer and International Students Officer.
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Hannah Bernstein and Sean Dillon have the job of catching Protestant terrorist Daniel Quinn. Quinn's men know who he is and he almost gets killed, but he is saved by a mysterious woman on a motorcycle. The woman is Grace Browning an actress turned assassin; a member of a terrorist group known as January 30. The other members are Tom, who's working for the Russians', and his friend Rupert Lang, a Member of Parliament.
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Waters focuses on seven young, attractive men in need of money, who audition for host positions at a bar called Dog Days. However, "hosts" at the bar have the job of entertaining female customers by flirting with them in hopes that they spend more money on alcohol. Each host came from a different background, including a street performer and a banker. The drama in the film begins when they discover the bar's manager has stolen several of their deposits.
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Meredith Palmer is the socially inappropriate and sexually promiscuous representative at the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch. In season 2, episode 15; season 8, episode 1; and season 9, episode 23, she is said to have the job of Supplier Relations; however, in the first season, her job was said to be an Accountant. Her computer always displays the solitaire game found in the MS package. Little is known about her early and personal life, but, over the course of the series, some tidbits of information have been revealed.
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Denotation is the relation existing between a lexical item and a set of potential referents in some world. Reference is the relation between some expression and actual referents (subject to the technical restriction given above). The word rabbit denotes the entire class of objects that are classified with this term, whilst the RE my rabbit will generally refer, on a particular occasion of usage, to the one individual in my possession. Generally speaking, lexical items have denotation, whilst phrases have the job of doing reference in real situations.
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After the verdict a press conference was held where Sunde held up a handwritten IOU statement claiming that is all the damages he will pay, adding "Even if I had any money I would rather burn everything I own and not even give them the ashes. They could have the job of picking them up. That's how much I hate the media industry." The defendants' lawyers appealed to the Svea Court of Appeal together with a request for a retrial in the district court claiming bias on the part of judge Tomas Norström.
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This changed during November and December when debate returned to the question of tithes. On 6 December the committee of the assembly appointed to consider the question presented their report, covering the question of how unfit ministers were to be ejected, naming commissioners who would have the job of enacting this, and retaining support for tithes in prescribed circumstances. The first clause of the report was voted against by 56 votes to 54 in a defeat for the moderates. Two days later, moderates came to the House and demanded that the assembly abdicate its powers, criticising radical members for threatening the wellbeing of the Commonwealth by fomenting disagreement.
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These have the job of ensuring that all data produced by the system measure up to international standards. This is achieved by assuring a rigorous adherence to standards established by scientific advisory groups and a strict enforcement of world calibration standards. A number of programmes such as education, workshops, calibration station visits and so on are provided within the GAW programme to enhance the performance of the human component of the GAW. This has become particularly important in recent years as quite a number of stations are now operating in developing countries where further education is often a luxury enjoyed only by a small élite.
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It is the account planners' job to understand and draw insightful conclusions not only from the consumer, but also the brand. Because communication channels have presently multiplied, it is even harder, and more crucial, for communication to break through this clutter and reach the target audience. The planner must provide "the edge" that will ensure that a client's message will do just thisAPG Group, 2001 According to Fortini-Campbell, there are five main roles that an account planner must fulfill; First, they must discover and define the advertising task. They have the job of organizing information about the consumer and the marketplace from every possible source, including the client and agency data and secondary research.
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Diplomats in posts collect and report information that could affect national interests, often with advice about how the home-country government should respond. Then, once any policy response has been decided in the home country's capital, posts bear major responsibility for implementing it. Diplomats have the job of conveying, in the most persuasive way possible, the views of the home government to the governments to which they are accredited and, in doing so, of trying to convince those governments to act in ways that suit home-country interests. In this way, diplomats are part of the beginning and the end of each loop in the continuous process through which foreign policy develops.
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Then the family is told to bow in front of the casket three times, and suddenly a belly dancer takes the so called "stage" and the song picks up, lights start flashing, and everyone is upbeat again. Since the funeral is usually a couple of days after the actual death, the goal of the professional mourner is to remind everyone attending the funeral about the sadness and pain that is associated with when someone passes away. They also have the job of bringing the mood right back up with lighting and fun songs after the wailing and mourning is done. In the United Kingdom, a company called "Rent A Mourner" (now defunct) enabled families to increase the number of guests at a funeral by hiring actors to play a role, for example, a distant cousin or uncle.
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The minutes of the Managing Committee meeting held on 19 July 1877 document that: > "Babu R. B. Sanyal is unfit to have the job of the management of the Garden > and that it is necessary to approve a European head keeper ..." The committee was, however, forced to give him superintendent status due to lack of a qualified European candidate. At this juncture, besides writing the daily register, Sanyal had to keep a daily account of the number of animals fed, quantity of food fed, and the cost of the food over and above all his other duties among which was feeding (sometimes handfeeding) every animal in the zoo three times a day. Meanwhile, Sir Alfred Croft, Director of Public Instruction, visited the gardens regularly and got acquainted with Sanyal. Impressed by his abilities, he offered Sanyal a job which Sanyal accepted, handing in his resignation to the zoo on 25 July 1878.
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