The president put Carson in charge of federal housing, Rex Tillerson in charge of diplomacy and Jared Kushner in charge of civilization itself.
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Separating those in charge of SIGINT and those in charge of cyber doesn't make sense.
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Byttow is in charge of product at Postmates while Lee is in charge of design.
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Diana may be in charge of her team, but Patty Jenkins is in charge of Diana.
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For instance, one usher is in charge of housekeeping, another in charge of food and beverage.
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The boss is no longer in charge of the dad, the dad is no longer in charge of the mom, and the mom is no longer in charge of the kids.
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Microsoft has an executive vice president who's in charge of Office, a different one who's in charge of Windows and Devices, and a third one who's in charge of Microsoft Cloud.
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Wasn&apost in charge of the investigation, wasn&apost in charge of the discipline, didn&apost hide the video.
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We were supposed to be in charge of them and now they're in charge of us and it's horrific.
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When you're in the administration, you are in charge of people who are in charge of other people's lives.
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My wife was in charge of all the wedding stuff and I was in charge of the party, which was a blast.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Trump being in charge of the coronavirus is like if we put Chuck E. Cheese in charge of the antivirus.
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The person in charge of that Haiti mission had been in charge of one in Chad 12 years ago when similar behavior occurred.
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He was also put in charge of sport as deputy prime minister before being named deputy prime minister in charge of construction last year.
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"This man who was in charge of our reform was in fact in charge of the moral collapse of the prisoners," Mr. Brahim said.
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Nice ladies aren't in charge of things, and if you're in charge of something and you think you're a nice lady, no one else does.
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Right now, if you ask [many executives], "Who is in charge of the next big innovation," they'll sometimes say that everyone is in charge of it.
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The Washington Post says both want to be in charge of impeachment strategy, which means nobody is in charge of impeachment strategy for the White House.
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Nixon tapped him in 1969 as assistant attorney general in charge of the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Division, before putting him in charge of the EPA.
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There's somebody in charge of factions, called Democrats and Republicans, but nobody is in charge of the body as a whole," Walker added on "Squawk Box.
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Drug traffickers have become more ruthless over the years because the cartels in charge of the routes hold people in charge of shipments more accountable, Carrillo said.
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Mounir Mahjoubi: Before, I would have been Secretary of State in charge of the Digital Economy, now I am Secretary of State in charge of Digital Affairs.
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And if his nomination as attorney general gets through the Senate, he'll be in charge of the one federal agency in charge of protecting people's voting rights.
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And bye the way, wasn't the woman in charge of prosecuting Jerome Corsi (who I do not know) in charge of "legal" at the corrupt Clinton Foundation?
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Clearly, you're not in charge of the rhetoric, you're more in charge of the policy, but is there anything that can be done to change that perception?
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You have Republicans in charge of the House, Republicans in charge of the Senate, and a Republican president who made border enforcement a primary focus of his administration.
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The lieutenant colonel in charge of that battalion, the colonel in charge of all training at Parris Island, and his sergeant major have been relieved of their command.
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Tasha: And it's worth noting that the female lead is in charge of the brutal killing sprees, and a talented, principled guy is in charge of the fashion design.
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Although he is in charge of protecting and holding the key, another Muslim family is in charge of opening the door and allowing the faithful to enter the church.
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The leader, I mean one of the big decisions that was made putting the people in charge of Iraq that were in charge of Iraq, and they were exclusionary.
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Does one person get exclusive use of the garage?), landscaping and yardwork (Is one person in charge of the labor and the other person in charge of the cost?
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But I've always been in charge of the 'calendar,' and what I didn't realize until recently is that in some way I'm in charge of managing many of our relationships.
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"It's not in charge of me, I'm in charge of it," she said, laughing as she walked in a circle around the room after being pinned and prodded for fit adjustments.
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Pete Buttigieg: So there is a reason why they don't want to be in charge of that, and there are cases where the government can't be in charge of that, either.
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" — or weightier — "Who's in charge of sales in Berlin?
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And just as a Remainer, Theresa May, was uncomfortably put in charge of the more pro-Brexit Conservatives, a Leaver, Jeremy Corbyn, was left in charge of the generally anti-Brexit Labour.
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"Putting Mr. Garrett in charge of EXIM would be like putting an arsonist in charge of the fire department," said Senator Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat who has staunchly supported the bank.
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He put dirty-energy lobbyist Mike McKenna in charge of the Energy Department transition, just one in the parade of industry lobbyists he's put in charge of his energy and environment team.
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Related: Shutdown looms larger in Senate after House vote "I think the American people are going to see that the Republicans are in charge of the presidency, they're in charge of the House, they're in charge of the Senate, that Democrats are willing to do a short-term (continuing resolution) to keep negotiations going," Merkley said.
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"Having Scott Pruitt in charge of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is like putting an arsonist in charge of fighting fires," Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, said in a release.
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We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC This segment originally aired Nov.
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The director of Puerto Rico's Department for Public Safety, Hector Pesquera, was the official directly in charge of the death toll count and later was in charge of Rosselló's internal commission on it.
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At Audi, Hochholdinger has been in charge of production for the A4, A5, and Q5 vehicles, in charge of production of 400,000 vehicles per year, and oversees thousands of employees, the statement says.
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"Having Scott Pruitt in charge of the US Environmental Protection Agency is like putting an arsonist in charge of fighting fires," Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, said in a statement.
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While the F.A.A. office in charge of aircraft certification was aware that the system was made more powerful late in the design process, the officials in charge of determining pilot training were not.
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Daniel and I agreed weeks before Talia was born that I would be in charge of input (breast milk, my god so much breast milk) and he would be in charge of output.
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Instead, Sorensen was replaced by Lars Fruergaard, while Riis was put in charge of the North American operations after being in charge of marketing and head of the China and Pacific sales regions.
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And he wants Vince to be in charge of it.
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Who is in charge of a religion and its history?
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But countries are not in charge of selecting who applies.
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And maybe, just maybe, we're in charge of the sequel.
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And then I was in charge of a humongous production.
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He was in charge of the report that justified MRT.
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Peter Strzok was put in charge of the Trump investigation.
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SHE'S IN CHARGE OF HOW HEALTH CARE DOLLARS GET SPENT.
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Two people in charge of the shelter are being investigated.
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Thankfully President El Sisi is now in charge of Egypt.
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The Malaysian ministry in charge of palm oil declined comment.
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Noel Zamot will be in charge of power reconstruction efforts.
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Just don't let Smith be in charge of the costumes.
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They had a contract, Hillary was in charge of everything.
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These are two encounters Abby is unquestionably in charge of.
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The two brothers are also in charge of Barbara's estate.
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As president, Donald Trump is in charge of the FBI.
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In MMT, the fiscal authority is in charge of both.
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Marion will be in charge of supervising CIB's support functions.
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They have a department in charge of sabotage and assassinations.
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Who's in Charge of Protecting Social Media from Election Interference?
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We don't want these people in charge of us anymore.
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Often they say, 'Well I was in charge of it.
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Top person in charge of our national security, General Flynn.
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The question now is, who's in charge of the kingdom?
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Meanwhile, he'll also be in charge of Facebook product marketing.
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Party allies have been placed in charge of independent institutions.
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Outgoing Slovenian commissioner Violeta Bulc is in charge of transport.
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Suddenly I found myself in charge of hundreds of people.
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I was basically in charge of rounding up creative talent.
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The junior justice is in charge of the cafeteria committee.
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"Who's in charge [of the trains]?" he asked last week.
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I was in charge of my career and my education.
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One person is in charge of getting the personal information.
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Steve Scalise, the member in charge of counting the votes.
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The FBI had been in charge of the Russia probe.
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Qonto wants to put you in charge of your account.
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Barry is in charge of running the kitchen at Heijplaat.
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From there, you are completely in charge of the situation.
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Sudantha Ranasinghe, who is in charge of the rescue operation.
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States are in charge of running elections, including their security.
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Who should be in charge of money and its value?
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Instead, applicants would be in charge of their own money.
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The man in charge of these security forces, retired Gen.
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And the people in charge of all those travelers onboard?
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"Who put Donald Trump in charge of the elevator?" pic.twitter.
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Martin Schroeter is in charge of global markets and financing.
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Mark Foster is in charge of IBM's global services business.
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Bob Lord is in charge of cognitive applications, including AI.
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The strategic forces subcommittee is also in charge of space.
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Jay Wallace will remain in charge of the news division.
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He is in charge of the mission's robotic arm mechanism.
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But, ultimately, you're in charge of what you talk about.
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Jeffrey Buchanan in charge of the military relief operations Thursday.
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The Secret Service is in charge of White House security.
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We were in charge of roster building and team strategy.
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It's also in charge of making disability payments to veterans.
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HHS is in charge of implementing health and welfare programs.
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Why are you not in charge of our healthcare system?
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Harris has been in charge of Pacific Command since 85033.
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Joe Sakic is still in charge of the Avalanche, right?
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Since nearly everyone's heading out, Gabriel's in charge of Alexandria.
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Yeah, so I'm not the person in charge of this.
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And Wilbur's a very rich person in charge of commerce.
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Who, or what, is really in charge of our destiny?
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Pets are in charge of their human's pocketbook at home.
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One city official is in charge of who gets in.
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They put the boys in charge of the play kitchen.
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You just feel like you're really in charge of it.
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And she remains in charge of her company, SVC Inc.
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Ms. Mallery's office is in charge of prosecuting Nauman Hussain.
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Most of them aren't in charge of a nation's cybersecurity.
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"I was in charge of the denim wall," he said.
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Gawad is in charge of archeological collections at the ministry.
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At my current job, I'm in charge of the schedule.
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Finally, there are Maduro's killing agents, in charge of repressing.
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A labor court is now in charge of the case.
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But Bamba wants to be in charge of his future.
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It is in charge of issuing phytosanitary certificates to traders.
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"I was in charge of counting the whistles," she said.
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We have put arsonists in charge of the fire brigade.
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I was in charge of a unit with 26 people.
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The executive in charge of Boeing's commercial airplanes is leaving.
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Sessions' decision left Rosenstein in charge of the Mueller probe.
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The minister in charge of the vans was Theresa May.
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She is now in charge of improving Amazon's delivery services.
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Nouvellon was in charge of ensuring sugar factories get supplies.
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Labour's decades in charge of Grimsby have seen steep decline.
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She is in charge of research services for a museum.
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Senyei is currently in charge of civil litigation in Budapest.
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Stanislav Petrov was in charge of the system that day.
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The Berlin police are still in charge of the case.
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Fernández is now in charge of UNEFA, Venezuela's military academy.
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We are in charge of trying the articles of impeachment.
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And she's in charge of its websites and digital campaigns.
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The point was that they were in charge of things.
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He's in charge of most of the witnesses, including Sondland.
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The central bank is in charge of the CFPB's allotment.
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Ernst was put in charge of producing the opening ceremony.
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He is also in charge of defense and economic reform.
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF ALL CURRENCY MOVEMENTS.
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She was the director of O.P.C., in charge of everything.
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Rohit Prasad, VP and head scientist in charge of Alexa.
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Joanna Engelke is in charge of quality affairs at Juul.
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And he is in charge of one of the ships.
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Matrix said he will be in charge of strategic development.
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Fleurant is in charge of the oversight of aid agencies.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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And it's rampant when men are in charge of women.
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Yes. I put Joe Biden in charge of curing cancer.
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It must determine who is in charge of the Bureau.
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I am in charge of putting birds in the sky.
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Or whoever is in charge of free kicks up there.
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I thought I was just in charge of the jail.
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James Murdoch in theory is in charge of Fox News.
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But she's still completely in charge of her own actions.
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Last week, Google told 9to5Google it would be in charge of releasing monthly security updates for Verizon's Pixels and Verizon would be in charge of pushing out system updates (read: new versions of Android).
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Winning over millennials has been the goal from the start, said Pam Codispoti, the executive in charge of the card, who was recently promoted to be in charge of the bank's 5,000-plus branches.
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The New York kingmaker Black Jack Foley (portrayed by the glamorously graying actor David Strathairn) has no agenda other than to secretly be in charge of whoever is publicly in charge of the state.
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After 20 years of being in charge of crime scenes for the police in Mobile, he had recently taken on an assignment that puts him in charge of applying genetic genealogy to cold cases.
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This is how Trump put Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney in charge of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and put a Defense Department official in charge of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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For three decades, Walters was in charge of orchestrating the move.
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He was in charge of the prison from 1958 to 1963.
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David is currently in charge of managing Itaú's proprietary trading desk.
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Those in charge of them are called deans, directors or partners.
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The NHI is in charge of all epidemiology tests in Portugal.
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I can only be in charge of who I am now.
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WATTERS: Juan, he&aposs the second in charge of the Democratic.
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And that everybody is in charge of their own filthy sexuality.
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He was put in charge of it on July 31, 2016.
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Leahy, because we are in charge of embassy and consulate security.
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No longer will humans be reliably in charge of the machines.
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Daniel Craig plays the detective in charge of cracking the case.
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First was socialism, with the state in charge of economic life.
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You're in charge of keeping everyone together and full of love.
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Fig is placed in charge of Polycon's ICE addition to Litchfield.
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The OPCW is in charge of ensuring the deal remains intact.
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The party is in charge of the White House and Congress.
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Liberals, in charge of government and the banks, got the blame.
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One of them was placed in charge of the entire agency.
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The Bank of England is back in charge of bank regulation.
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We have hired someone that's in charge of search engine optimization.
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The general in charge of SEBIN, Christopher Figuera, was apparently sacked.
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But the only one in charge of changing that is you.
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Then let those in charge of hiring decide how to proceed.
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An admissions director generally is in charge of "patient acquisition" efforts.
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For now, however, Mr Erdogan remains in charge of the country.
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He said he wasn&apost in charge of the invite list.
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"They want to be in charge of their destiny," she said.
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Laila was in charge of the food part of the party.
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Rueckert is currently in charge of SAP's digital supply chain business.
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So I had to be in charge of washing the pillows.
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She begins by considering who is really in charge of it.
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He was thought to be in charge of external terror operations.
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Foley will lead the office in charge of Title X funding.
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Davis had been in charge of exit negotiations with the bloc.
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At Tesla, Field was in charge of the company's vehicle programs.
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More importantly, though, they're in charge of determining who Alexa is.
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As in, the guy in charge of overseeing the state's elections.
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Yes, Richard Spencer is now temporarily in charge of the Pentagon.
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Now he's in charge of drawing up the next edition's layout.
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There would be women in charge of little magazines and the
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She seems to be in charge of this post-apocalyptic society.
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Imagine if Siri were in charge of reading you bedtime stories.
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Chris Viscardi was the man put in charge of that initiative.
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I was put in charge of the brothel, and was fantastic.
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No wonder he wants to stay in charge of his options.
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So the Illuminati are in charge of HTC's phone naming strategy.
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Two people in charge of the trailer were detained, White said.
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Nine banks were in charge of the listing two years ago.
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Unlike most presidents, Trump is in charge of his own messaging.
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For one thing, you're more or less in charge of it.
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You are the only person in charge of your life, Capricorn.
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Being in charge of the company, the responsibility lands on Wilson.
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You're like in charge of digital expansion at The Daily Show.
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The state and local governments would remain in charge of elections.
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McCabe's new position put him in charge of the Russia investigation.
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Meanwhile, the army has been put in charge of food distribution.
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In short, conservative media isn't in charge of the conservative base.
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But they're not in charge of the sovereignty of security systems.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Martin Zielke, board member in charge of Commerzbank's (CBKG.
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Having this guy in charge of these decisions just seems ludicrous.
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That said, you're in charge of your actions, not the stars.
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He's in charge of so much and he knows it all.
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Then, you put the right people in charge of those teams.
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Cleveland (CNN)The team that was in charge of Texas Sen.
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Sudantha Ranasinghe, the commanding officer in charge of the rescue operation.
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The Della Donne's son, Joshua, is in charge of the desserts.
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Rubén Caballero was the Apple executive in charge of this project.
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Tom Rosamilia is in charge of IBM's server and storage business.
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Steve Canepa is in charge of IBM's media and entertainment business.
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Wright will be in charge of transition efforts at the FTC.
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He is also in charge of fund-raising for the shrine.
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Your core is in charge of keeping you from falling over.
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NOW YOU'RE THE GUY IN CHARGE OF SUGGESTING WHICH ONES SPECIFICALLY.
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Good thing you're not in charge of law enforcement, she said.
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Parscale was in charge of digital operations in Trump's 22020 campaign.
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We weren't in charge of the firefighters or the police force.
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Imagine a project manager in charge of building a mountain road.
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Ultimately, Mukesh was left in charge of the majority of Reliance.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey in charge of his transition planning.
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That person will be in charge of choosing a new manager.
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The officers in charge of the army base at Badoab — Col.
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Most of all in tech, because they're in charge of everything.
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Mr Maduro, a dictator in charge of a collapsing economy, might.
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Ilyssa Satter, another partner, is in charge of the creative side.
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In Mukasonga's village, the women were in charge of the fire.
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He was in charge of making sure the city ran smoothly.
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"I had never been in charge of a bureaucracy," she said.
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There's a group of executives in charge of those valuable assets.
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Now Wendy is in charge of taking him to Kansas City.
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Sergeant Mohammad was in charge of logistics at the Farah base.
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Chagall, the city's art commissar, was in charge of the decorations.
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Ray O'Farrell, Executive Vice President in charge of cloud apps business
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America needs a strong man in charge of our country now.
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Minami had previously been in charge of the bank's digital strategy.
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Brian Olsavsky, SVP and CFOOlsavsky is in charge of Amazon's finances.
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"Here, two doctors are in charge of 200 patients," she said.
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Some might even act like they are in charge of something.
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Wimmer was then put in charge of folding Labco into Synlab.
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Elizabeth Bennett, meanwhile, was recently put in charge of public engagement.
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What would the elder Trump be in charge of, Kasich asked?
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His mother, Shelia Ward, was put in charge of his estate.
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Republicans are in charge of both Congress and the White House.
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He is the one in charge of the executive budgeting process.
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Two were with the Red Cross, in charge of disaster preparations.
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Dee insists that she is in charge of her erotic games.
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The Marine lawyer in charge of the defense teams, Brig. Gen.
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Maybe someone should put DeGeneres in charge of Pitt's Raya account.
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Her mother is in charge of business development for the company.
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That leaves Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, in charge of both.
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Sessions's recusal is what put Rosenstein in charge of the probe.
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And by 2013, he was back in charge of the Senate.
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Ms. Klem was put in charge of the Ivanka Trump company.
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The Census Bureau is not in charge of drawing district lines.
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"'Because he is the one in charge of the Twelve Apostles.'"
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Placing me in charge of making Yorkies was a dangerous move.
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Wheelock will also be in charge of the early-stage development.
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He was a doctor who was in charge of finding us.
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He put his digital guy in charge of his 2020 campaign.
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But look at who he's put in charge of his campaign.
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For them to be in charge of an investigation is hard.
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The language we use in art [is] formulated by the ones who are in charge of art — so how can you explain an artwork with the language developed by those in charge of explaining the artwork?
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They can put a fox in charge of every hen house—they can put the Joker, the Riddler, and the Penguin in charge of Gotham City—but we are still here, and we're not going anywhere.
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President Trump has also picked lobbyists and industry insiders for key environmental positions, including putting a coal lobbyist in charge of EPA and an oil and gas lobbyist in charge of the Department of the Interior.
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"Putting an evangelical missionary in charge of the uncontacted Indians department of Funai is like putting a fox in charge of the hen house," Survival International said last week, warning that forced contact would destroy isolated tribes.
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We've put Riley in charge of documenting our journey through the Ark.
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As a senior, I was the prefect, in charge of our house.
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Putting a utility in charge of data would almost certainly slow innovation.
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Cecilia's in charge of the salsas—the red one is her specialty.
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But Maguire is in charge of, among other things, making large planes.
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Denise became in charge of Burgess Services after her father's untimely death.
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How many 22-year-olds are in charge of stuff like that?
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No Peter Strzok was in charge of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Also known as the state-run agency in charge of the subway.
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"Within the marriage, [Philip] was in charge of virtually everything," says Lacey.
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"We don't want these people in charge of us anymore," Emma said.
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"I think Alex Jones is ultimately in charge of everything," Dew said.
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You're in charge of not only your classes, but also your life.
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The local minister in charge of World Cup preparations defended that decision.
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The difference is those evangelicals aren't usually in charge of the EPA.
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APRA has traditionally been in charge of ensuring financial companies remain stable.
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The regulator is in charge of overseeing trading in various financial products.
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Randal Quarles, the Fed's vice-chair in charge of supervision, evidently agrees.
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He's in charge of which American companies can do business in China.
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"Well, I would, because he's in charge of the country," replied Trump.
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Alex Kipman is the person in charge of the whole HoloLens project.
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To be sure, for now Germany's authorities feel in charge of things.
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Alexander Vindman is the National Security Council staffer in charge of Ukraine.
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This will be McCarthy's first time in charge of the Republican conference.
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Vounassis was most recently in charge of Bombardier's transformation and procurement organizations.
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By the same token, he's not in charge of American labor law.
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Although Nunes will still remain in charge of the committee, Republican Rep.
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If it can, should a government be in charge of regulating it?
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty was in charge of the discussions around education.
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He has put a general in charge of rolling out the idea.
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Yet it was inexplicably still left in charge of maintaining the overpass.
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Chiu is in charge of investment banking at Credit Suisse in Taiwan.
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That puts him in charge of Venezuela's last remaining democratically elected institution.
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Hamas is keen to put someone else in charge of the misery.
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He was in charge of the investigation into this Russian bribery plot.
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The central bank is in charge of regulating the nation's financial system.
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Some volunteers in charge of turning out supporters to caucus on Feb.
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Vieira Lima was in charge of President Michel Temer's relations with congress.
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Now Walter Braga Netto, a general, is in charge of Rio's security.
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"We prefer to be in charge of our own destiny," he says.
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She was in charge of African-American outreach for the White House.
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"The Republicans are in charge of the strategy on this," Durbin said.
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Burke was the rush chairman and in charge of recruiting new members.
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GIULIANI: Rod Rosenstein is one of people in charge of this case.
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The Senate will be in charge of actually changing the tax credit.
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Tell whomever is in charge of that door, it is not closed.
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He was in charge of a publicly listed company in 1995-2004.
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But no one is in charge of putting those ideas into practice.
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He put Wall Street bankers in charge of regulating Wall Street banks.
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He will remain as Minister of State in charge of human rights.
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At Homeland Security, Sessions could be in charge of building Trump's wall.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, he's also in charge of public relations at Berkshire.
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Carr is in charge of determining how best to help the industry.
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It's still unclear who's going to be in charge of this investigation.
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But now Chipotle has a new executive in charge of food safety.
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One of them is Liu Yunshan, the man in charge of propaganda.
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Monotype was in charge of a lot of the actual design work.
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It gives you the illusion of being in charge of your world.
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Or you're in charge of a new project at a big company.
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Tongue slightly in cheek, he says museums are "in charge of eternity".
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Interestingly, years ago, Mr. Schmidt was in charge of Java at Sun.
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Vestager's internal market colleague Elzbieta Bienkowska is in charge of the issue.
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Who will be in charge of Britain's government in the medium term?
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Franco is in charge of putting together possible actions, the report said.
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Wawrinka's mother, Isabelle, is in charge of the tea shop and bakery.
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That came after the commander in charge of the mission, Lt. Gen.
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She was in charge of DHS when DACA was established in 2012.
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This means individuals are in charge of making their own investment choices.
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The military officers in charge of toilet-paper distribution failed to deliver.
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Apartments were distributed among those in charge of the nascent Communist project.
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One was the man in charge of research and development, Wayne Camara.
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The fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg is in charge of fund-raising.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. is the government agency in charge of investigating terrorism.
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We'll continue to work to negotiate, still in charge of the team.
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But to put him in charge of EXIM is, as Ohio Sen.
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In this case, the company would just be in charge of design.
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She became a senior vice president in charge of compensation in October.
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Each nation has an agency in charge of its own country's regulation.
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Title: Executive Vice President in charge of intellectual property, security and privacy.
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He is in charge of the company's core hardware and software business.
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But with Pelosi in charge of the House, his influence is diminished.
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He's the money man -- the CFO in charge of the church's finances.
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The National Guard is in charge of keeping the population in line.
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I meet a lot of people who are in charge of things.
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Benoît Cœuré, the Frenchman in charge of market operations, leaves in December.
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In the 1990s, his mother was in charge of sales at Mrs.
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With Whitaker's appointment, Rosenstein is no longer in charge of the investigation.
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Those who don't are in charge of the federal government these days.
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Another pro-Brexiter, Liam Fox, will be in charge of international trade.
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The proposal puts DHS in charge of developing new, voluntary security guidelines.
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The self-promoted billionaire who would be in charge of USA Inc.
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"You want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy," he said.
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I felt like I was starting to become in charge of myself.
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"And you'll be in charge of our Evie," Russell said to Suzanne.
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Then the private sector will be in charge of making it happen.
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Peretti was in charge of innovations that included a click-o-meter.
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Clinton's support, was put in charge of dealing with accusations of infidelity.
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There, he served as the emergency physician in charge of resuscitative medicine.
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No other country was in charge of more than one, he said.
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The judge in charge of the case indicted Major Trapero on Monday.
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"The states are Dracula in charge of the blood bank," he said.
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Hahaha, that's right, because we're in charge of this particular startup. Exactly.
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That Zucker goes and they put someone else in charge of CNN.
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The IRGC is in charge of Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs.
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You don't need to be in school in charge of protecting children.
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What are your ambitions now that you're in charge of the government?
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Fidel has not actually been in charge of Cuba for a decade.
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He will remain in charge of the team on an interim basis.
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On his left was the police general in charge of the province.
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I am in charge of logging all requests one day a week.
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Trump put Pence in charge of the U.S. response to the coronavirus.
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As such, they are in charge of the country's nuclear weapons development.
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The lugubrious man in charge of the shoot did not look impressed.
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Satitpong was put in charge of the king's private property in January.
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" The candidate responded, "Congratulations, then — you're now in charge of my Facebook.
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Boeing: The executive in charge of the company's commercial airplanes is leaving.
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If he were in charge of things, he would make one law.
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Because I personally just think he should be in charge of Earth.
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Fourteen-year-olds are not in charge of overnights at their households.
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He has long been in charge of the insurer's mergers and acquisitions.
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Their status doesn't come only from being in charge of powerful corporations.
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That's when Pichai was put in charge of Google as the CEO.
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The FTC, the regulator in charge of defining it, hasn't quite decided.
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Staff members in charge of constituent services may be able to help.
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What's more, he placed a climate change denier in charge of NASA.
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But a decade ago, he was in charge of Google's Chrome initiative.
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HB142 puts state legislators in charge of regulating public multi-stall bathrooms.
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I trashed the office of the Luke in charge of his case.
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I love telling a story and being in charge of the image.
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CT: So as chief product officer what are you in charge of?
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Currently, MIP5 wrote me, one developer is in charge of the money.
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She was in charge of a lot of the domestic dispute issues.
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We'll continue to work to negotiate; still in charge of the team.
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Fox executives like Shine were "in charge of my life," Luhn said.
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Guy in charge of "Sneaky Pete," which you can see on Amazon.
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Ma has been in charge of macroeconomic policies and the financial sector.
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And that's unlikely to happen while Republicans are in charge of Congress.
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Trump's decision to put Lewandowski in charge of the search and vetting also marks a break with precedent, as past Republican nominees have typically put a trusted attorney in charge of the vetting process -- not their campaign manager.
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman will now be in charge of relations with the Palestinians and — for the first time since 1967 — will be formally in charge of contacts with Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank.
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If he had been in charge of designing the apartment the way he was in charge of designing the chef's knife he proudly points to on the counter, the space would have been more open, Mr. Burke said.
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An official added that the process, led by Sessions and Rosenstein, has zeroed in on Michael Anderson, a special agent in charge of the Chicago office; Paul Abbate, the assistant director in charge of FBI field office in Washington; Adam Lee, a special agent in charge of Richmond, Virginia field division and William Evanina, head of counterintelligence at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
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Sheriff's Office Chief Kevin Pell will be the officer in charge of the department's operations, and Sheriff's Office Warden Steve Ahrendt will be the officer in charge of the county jail operations, pending the appointment of an interim sheriff.
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He held various positions in the agency from there, including as a liaison to Congress, the special agent in charge of the Secret Service's Washington field office and the agent in charge of the agency's training center in Maryland.
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That's not really Osterloh's problem, since he's in charge of Google's hardware efforts.
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"The wife wants to make him in charge of the economy," he said.
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More broadly, they're the two people who've been in charge of the administration.
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Each woman is in charge of selling products to hundreds of rural households.
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Rick Perry, it should be noted, is in charge of America's nuclear security.
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And he is the Dyfed-Powys police superintendent in charge of rural crime.
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He was in charge of approving expenses and allocating funds for the department.
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Of course, being in charge of a studio, that often means overseeing things.
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The driver seat operator was always the main person in charge of safety.
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Jason's in charge of stuffing the puffs, an action described with much innuendo.
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You haven't asked Managers are often in charge of a lot of people.
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"Although they're separated, she'll be in charge of whatever happens," the mom said.
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Soon Brown was put in charge of something called the Facebook Journalism Project.
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However, in this case, Uber isn't in charge of building the actual technology.
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The official in charge of Asia is a holdover from the Obama team.
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A Japanese official in charge of the issue was not available for comment.
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Bungie however, will still be in charge of maintaining Destiny 2's servers.
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Her family's been in charge of the municipality's oldest hotel since the 1960s.
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But at least Tillerson was nominally still in charge of his own department.
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Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer is technically in charge of Brazil -- albeit temporarily.
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Each police station in the district would be in charge of 100 villages.
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"He is in charge of the investigation," Mr. Barr said of Mr. Durham.
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A lone employee was in charge of running names through the FBI database.
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Sir Bernard has been in charge of the capital's coppers during testing times.
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Granted, he hasn't been in charge of this relationship for a while now.
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Another president fired the person in charge of investigating his administration: Richard Nixon.
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The NTSB will be in charge of the investigation, the sheriff's office said.
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But let me tell you, she's the boss in charge of these boys.
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They are in charge of what gets in and out of that store.
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Since November 2014 he has been in charge of Bulgaria's deposit insurance fund.
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So with the King's death, who is currently in charge of the kingdom?
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This isn't a matter of putting the fox in charge of the henhouse.
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Putting students in charge of how fast they learn worries some cognitive scientists.
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She leaves children in charge of how much and even whether they eat.
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This time, Thomas Cook Money is in charge of the travel insurance product.
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I'm in charge of a lot of things, that's what I can say.
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Existing Rover CEO Aaron Easterly will be in charge of the merged business.
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Barnaby -- an 8-year Hurricane Hunter veteran -- was in charge of the dropsondes.
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Who between the two of you is more in charge of the finances?
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In related news, he also put Bernie Madoff in charge of his finances.
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Whatever the internet sheriff is in charge of, his emoji body reflects that.
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Whoever the heck is in charge of changing the Kit Kat flavors. 10.
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She wants to put the government totally in charge of your health care.
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Tulane anthropology graduate student Davette Gadison was in charge of the initial survey.
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A single officer should always be in charge of issuing commands, Gagliano said.
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Mr. Parkinson was instead put in charge of the trade and industry department.
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As COO, Jen Wong will also be in charge of Reddit's diversity efforts.
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Their management team is now in charge of all of Edgewell's U.S. business.
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We also need you in charge of schools, nonprofits, and Fortune 500 companies.
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Those people just weren't the ones in charge of talking to the press.
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He was stuck in the tutoring center, in charge of managing people's stress.
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Will you or the artists be in charge of putting up the work?
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In reality, it's the companies in charge of weeding out unfavorable information online.
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Rosero was also in charge of smuggling drug money from Mexico to Colombia.
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Tang is in charge of steering the securitisation plan through the EU Parliament.
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He has been in charge of the capital's coppers during a difficult time.
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Msando had been in charge of developing an improved electronic voter ID system.
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He's president for life, utterly in charge of his system of Autocratic Capitalism.
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It paints in broad brushes: There is a guy in charge of town.
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The Kurdish government is in charge of an autonomous region in northern Iraq.
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There is no way this man should be in charge of a baby.
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Now, he was in charge of a program he'd help shepherd for years.
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It also underlines concerns about who would be in charge of such endeavors.
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That's because in the American system, states are in charge of election law.
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Tony is the friend that Hannah has put in charge of the tapes.
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" "But everything else, I'm still in charge of," Nunes continued, "especially the unmasking.
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Central bank officials in charge of policy could not be reached for comment.
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The 68-year-old has been in charge of Arsenal since October 1996.
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It puts players in charge of constructing a building from the ground up.
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Andy Perkins is the man in charge of facilitating their complex, labyrinthine work.
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Under its terms, the House is now in charge of choosing a president.
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Hogan his first government job: a cabinet post in charge of filling government
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Another said McFarlane appeared to be in charge of a "Carry On" film.
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And you're totally in charge of the music — without being confined to headphones.
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I'm not in charge of production but I'm very involved in all processes.
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Trump's move puts Whitaker in charge of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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This doesn't seem odd, since Marcus is in charge of the design studio.
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The state-owned part would be in charge of building new nuclear units.
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Philip Selway has spent 30 years in charge of Radiohead's amazing drum sounds.
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If you're in charge of cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year, head to Aldi.
|
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The problems continued over Klinsmann's next two years in charge of the team.
|
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The Guardian asked Pichai how it feels to be in charge of Google.
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"You want someone independent to be in charge of succession planning," Elson said.
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It would be unconscionable to put Mark Green in charge of that Army.
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Mayer was in charge of the company during the 2013 and 2014 cyberattacks.
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Yes, I manage product managers in charge of search and discovery and ads.
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Don't try to be in charge of everything — that only leads to burnout.
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Digger called Lex, whom he was putting in charge of the rescue effort.
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The fire truck his brother was in charge of is in a museum.
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The Ministry of Supply is in charge of Egypt's massive food subsidy program.
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In charge of it all is a four-star admiral, Michael S. Rogers.
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"We are monitoring the markets," an official in charge of currency markets said.
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Abbate is the assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington Field Office.
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Meier has been in charge of the competition bureau's healthcare section since 2006.
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The Transportation Security Administration is currently in charge of monitoring the voluntary system.
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It described Wang as the Chinese official in charge of the China-U.
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On your feet, crazy and tough, multiple things you are in charge of.
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If I were in charge of making cocktails it would be more serious.
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Leon Faison, officer in charge of the salvage operation, said in the release.
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By May, it had effectively placed a proconsul in charge of the country.
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Clinton to make history by putting a woman in charge of the Pentagon.
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Pyrotechnicians are the people in charge of conceiving, designing, and executing fireworks shows.
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NPPD does not currently have a permanent secretary in charge of its mission.
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"Donald Trump put a Neo-Nazi in charge of immigration policy," Castro tweeted.
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The reorganization will leave AT&T executives in charge of the combined company.
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It wrote to a regional Google president in charge of strategic relationships. Nothing.
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The executive in charge of that has his work cut out for him.
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The man in charge of the budget, George Osborne, disappeared from the scene.
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"Reliance's executives in charge of the supply contract are angry," the employee said.
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Interesting ... because Lee Daniels is the guy in charge of the cash register.
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Chavez fired General Victor Cruz, the Army's commander in charge of the program.
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As of Monday, he's in charge of overseeing a huge chunk of them.
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Vidokle was to be in charge of international participation; Villela of the local.
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But Bambaataa, still in charge of the Zulu Nation, brushed off the threats.
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In fact, Google recently put an artificial intelligence expert in charge of search.
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Meltzner is in charge of algorithm and "custom voice creation efforts" at VocaliD.
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In that role he was in charge of the overall online marketing strategy.
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These days, though, Walden is in charge of new business opportunities for Verizon.
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The reshuffle also saw new ministers in charge of water and infrastructure appointed.
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"Sondland told Hill that Trump put him "in charge" of the "Ukraine portfolio.
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That includes medical professionals who would otherwise be in charge of administering aid.
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As attorney general, Sessions will be in charge of enforcing civil rights laws.
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The Serum Institute of India will be in charge of the scale-up.
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He never understood why his younger sister was left in charge of him.
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Nathaniel Cotanch from Zia Green Chile Company will be in charge of roasting.
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His father, Arthur, was in charge of personnel at the Milwaukee County Hospital.
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Meet the woman in charge of building the best-selling truck in America.
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The government has put the military in charge of enforcing the national shutdown.
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They're in charge of the gear: iPads, keyboards, headphones, and other studio equipment.
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It also matters that Prince effectively wants to be in charge of Afghanistan.
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Rosenstein is in charge of the Russia investigation after Sessions's recusal last year.
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Kenneth Cohen, the MI6 official in charge of French intelligence during the war.
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Now the courts, rather than federal regulators, are in charge of the timetable.
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The league also fired the Turkish company in charge of operating that account.
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"No, not even," said Steven Warsavage, who is in charge of moving them.
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Allen's sister, Jody, is in charge of the Seahawks, at least for now.
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With Whitaker's appointment, Rosenstein is no longer in charge of the Russia probe.
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Hornsey was in charge of implementing many of the recommendations in Holder's report.
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Peter Lee will now be in charge of Microsoft Research, the spokesperson wrote.
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Who is in charge of an artist's legacy and history — the artists themselves?
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VICE: If you were in charge of redesigning healthcare, what would you do?
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"Trump put Pence in charge of coronavirus to throw him under the bus."
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Brett Giroir in charge of coordinating testing efforts among public health service agencies.
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Later, the team put him in charge of public relations for Latin America.
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Andrew Cuomo in June 2013, is in charge of distributing the grant money.
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Perez was in charge of a special office dedicated to the Iguala case.
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As CEO, Lynch will be in charge of the embattled pizza chain's turnaround.
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"We interviewed the senior-most person in charge of S.V.D.," Mr. Peters said.
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I'm in charge of teaching future mentors to guide youth in our community.
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Bettencourt-Meyers's husband, Jean-Pierre, in charge of the family holding company, Téthys.
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As home secretary, she was in charge of counterterrorism efforts for six years.
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Veteran stunt coordinator Melissa R. Stubbs was in charge of the fight scenes.
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Jin had been in charge of supervisory work over food and drug safety.
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"Right now I am in charge of a very small foundation," he intoned.
|
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The doctor in charge of his care came and examined him once again.
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Neil is in charge of the bar and I'll do the hors d'oeuvres.
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That includes Kotlikoff's sister, who is in charge of marketing and product development.
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It's not clear what initiatives Best will be in charge of at HHS.
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But the assistant director-in-charge of the New York field office interrupted.
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The EEOC is in charge of enforcing civil rights laws in the workplace.
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Putting him in charge of the whole company would just upset the balance.
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An intern is in charge of duties such as altering the weld nuts.
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DSPs are in charge of drivers' wages, insurance, health benefits, and vehicle maintenance.
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The table was ordered by the career staffers in charge of the building.
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An enterprise architect is essentially in charge of designing IT systems across organizations.
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His friend Henri Martins, in charge of security at a local nightclub, agreed.
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He didn't get that money when Republicans were in charge of Congress either.
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Greenblatt was in charge of the Trump Organization's due diligence and contracting work.
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What does it mean to you to be in charge of your destiny?
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The inaugural committee is in charge of two official inaugural balls on Jan.
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He was in charge of ISIS Special Forces, intelligence and its international operations.
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Mr. Nevins is directly in charge of programming for CBS, Showtime and BET.
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One member of the entourage was in charge of terminating each home visit.
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He was in charge of the company's branding, customer support and operations divisions.
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Kimberley Fritts, Podesta Group's CEO, will be in charge of the new firm.
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Wyden asked Rettig who would be in charge of the IRS if confirmed.
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Mike Conaway, the Texas Republican in charge of the Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation.
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Robert Bell, formerly in charge of ANZ Japan, will be its chief executive.
|
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It happened before he took up his job in charge of domestic security.
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In several provinces, such operations are in charge of alcohol distribution and sales.
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By then, Popal was in charge of the powerful department of local governance.
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Once returned, the companies will be in charge of responsibly recycling the containers.
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America needs a change of strategy and someone in charge of implementing it.
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She was previously in charge of their policy team in Washington as well.
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Notable names are in charge of the soccer on the pitch as well.
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And my word, the woman could not be left in charge of anything.
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Bruce Rauner (R), has said Madigan is effectively in charge of state government.
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Now he's the latest person in charge of the White House press shop.
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But he was soon brought back, this time in charge of Brexit policy.
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And few companies were willing to put a woman in charge of men.
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What would you do if you were in charge of the Census Bureau?
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But he must remember that he alone is in charge of that competition.
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They're in charge of shaping the society through their kindness, through their generosity.
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Saban is a control freak who places himself in charge of unpredictable teenagers.
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Now he's in charge of content for the service as well as TNT.
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I think ISIS would be in charge of Syria had we bombed Assad.
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You're in charge of the resistance on your bike; there's no preset settings.
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In charge of the inquiry, coroner André Perreault made a series of recommendations.
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South Korea has a single state-owned utility in charge of all projects.
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The latest round of "who should be in charge of parties" has begun.
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As a guerrilla she was in charge of extracting her comrades' rotten teeth.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE (D).
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE, Rep.
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It concludes Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' MORE probably approved the operation.
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Sean Hemingway was appointed curator in charge of Greek and Roman art; Sarah E. Lawrence was appointed curator in charge of European sculpture and decorative arts; and Inka Drögemüller was named deputy director for digital, education, publications, imaging, and libraries.
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We're in charge of the airworthiness of the aircraft, making sure it's structurally sound.
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Another cabinet minister, Christiane Taubira, in charge of the Justice Ministry, recently stepped down.
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That's in part because IGAD is once again in charge of the peace process.
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Mr Guzmán was never in charge of Mexico's biggest drug-trafficking gang, he said.
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Mr Xi doubtless feels far more comfortable with Mr Cai in charge of Beijing.
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Kushner is already in charge of 400 different political offices, so why not another?
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Pankhurst, who died in 28, did not put Morgan in charge of her legacy.
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The executive in charge of Snapchat's media efforts, including Discover, is leaving the company.
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The Quds Force is an elite unit in charge of the IRGC overseas operations.
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Vinik will personally be in charge of all investment decisions at the reopened firm.
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Once upon a time, car companies were in charge of, you know, building cars.
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Turner will be in charge of selling ads on Live Stores and upcoming shows.
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James Bennet, the editor in charge of the Opinion section, declined to be interviewed.
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Twitter VPs in charge of finance and live video engineering are leaving the company.
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Pompeo said last week he would remain in charge of the U.S. negotiating team.
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Papermaster hired Keller in 2012 and put him in charge of the processor group.
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He is the former minister in charge of immigration as well as a governor.
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"I didn't understand why I was put in charge of it," she said. Yikes!
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He was appointed special agent in charge of the presidential protective division in 2009.
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The EEOC is the government agency in charge of enforcing federal workplace discrimination laws.
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Slezak was in charge of processing the film taken on the Apollo moon landings.
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Like the President, Obama's party was in charge of the Senate at the time.
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And this video proves that he is still very much in charge of that.
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Do you happen to know the person in charge of hiring for that position?
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He even likes talking about how much he likes being in charge of Facebook.
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Who is in charge of creating and codifying what is essentially a modern language?
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The wonder, he notes, is that no one is in charge of supplying shirts.
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The Oklahoma attorney general's office is in charge of defending the state from lawsuits.
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William Sweeney is assistant director-in-charge of the FBI's New York field office.
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Meanwhile, she made very small strides to be in charge of her own life.
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Namely, fans aren't pleased that two men are in charge of telling Quinn's story.
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Eventually I'm pointed in the direction of Jack who is "in charge of homeware".
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Now imagine that guy in your living room and in charge of entertaining you.
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Seidl was now in charge of a medical evacuation as well as a firefight.
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How do you navigate these feelings when you're in charge of your own show?
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The official had been in charge of developing and implementing a new electronic ballot.
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And nobody, besides Trump, is empowered to be in charge of this West Wing.
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My left hand was in charge of the cruise control, turn signal, and lights.
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My husband works from home on Thursdays, so he's in charge of dinner tonight.
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But eventually, the year will come where you're the person in charge of food.
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The Civil Protection authority, in charge of maritime rescue, had no boats to send.
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The Marines were requested by the State Department, which is in charge of security.
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"Why don't we just put a terrorist in charge of Homeland Security?" another sneered.
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Still, Mr. Hogden wanted to better understand who was in charge of the process.
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"I was in charge of squeezing orange juice for the crew's breakfast," she says.
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Sansa would be the Operations department, and Daenerys would be in charge of Development.
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"I'm putting Joe in charge of Mission Control," Mr. Obama said in the speech.
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Kosmos is in charge of exploration and BP of developing discoveries into producing fields.
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Warren would eliminate gerrymandering, putting independent commissions in charge of districting for federal elections.
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Katherine Powell, the officer in charge of the British-led drone operation in Kenya.
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Fire the head of the committee on the board in charge of human resources.
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Fire the head of the committee on the board in charge of customer relations.
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Badruddin is also believed to be in charge of kidnappings for the Haqqani Network.
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In charge of a vast crime syndicate called the Shadow Collective, for one thing.
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But they aren't usually in charge of democracies — at least, not for very long.
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Officials in charge of Liangshan's anti-poverty campaign declined to comment on the program.
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Chief accounting officers (CAOs) are in charge of the accounting departments of their institutions.
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Unfortunately, Apple's audio engineering team wasn't in charge of just putting out a speaker.
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Now he's also in charge of a device even more critical to Google's future.
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Before that, he was the Corporate Vice President in charge of Microsoft's Developer Division.
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C: A. is sort of more in charge of the finances than I am.
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In the first place, the DEA is in charge of approving scientific research studies!
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It is good for the king to be in charge of his own creditors.
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At Janus, he was in charge of its $950 million Global Unconstrained Bond Fund.
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The Quds Force is an elite unit in charge of the IRGC's overseas operations.
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More risks come with the man in charge of the mission, President Donald Trump.
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"They are here and they are effectively in charge of an army," he says.
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At 15, Nicolás said he was a troop leader, in charge of 163 people.
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"If Trump is in charge of the party after the election, I will leave."
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Well, the president of the United States is in charge of the executive branch.
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They later meet D-Major, who's Extremely Hot and in charge of ASA performances.
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You could put a young captain in charge of a whole town in Afghanistan.
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IT HAS LONG been obvious that Theresa May is not in charge of much.
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The man in charge of developing these algorithms is Brad Porter, Amazon's chief roboticist.
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When they're in charge of the party, they can decide the dress code, too.
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We were in charge of engineering here in Mexico, purchases, construction, transportation and installation.
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Ultimately, Mubarak agreed to step down, leaving the military in charge of the country.
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I have been put in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming.
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You're not really supposed to be in charge of yourself when you're the singer.
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Another one was in charge of cutting potatoes and getting some pulque to share.
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Aaron Rouse is the special agent in charge of the FBI's Las Vegas office.
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MM: When Sculley was in charge of Apple, so following — Jobs had been fired.
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This is the person who will be in charge of carrying out your wishes.
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Mick Mulvaney is here, and Mick is in charge of a thing called budget.
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Before that, he was the assistant director in charge of the Washington Field Office.
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Antonio Medica, the officer in charge of the Military Chemical Pharmaceutical Plant in Florence.
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Cara Abercombie, the deputy in charge of South and Southeast Asia, is on sabbatical.
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His next stop was Hertz, where he was put in charge of commercial leasing.
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Top-ranking Democrats in charge of the budgeting process have already panned the request.
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So what exactly is the argument for having Democrats in charge of national security?
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The WHCA is also in charge of organizing the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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One can only hope that those in charge of South American soccer are watching.
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Baldoz has assigned her official in charge of workers' welfare to tackle the issue.
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I mean somebody keeps putting totally unqualified people in charge of really important stuff.
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I realized that I was the only person who was in charge of that.
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Darron was in charge of buying, packaging and sending the product down to Kent.
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Sessions in charge of the Department of Justice is an insult to African-Americans.
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That meant Thompson was in charge of cheapening, and then re-cheapening, the census.
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Deputy CEO in charge of finance Denis Duverne, 62, will replace Castries as chairman.
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The judge in charge of Oi's bankruptcy protection had backed the plan in December.
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Esmaili said the woman was in charge of projects for "cultural infiltration" in Iran.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is generally in charge of monitoring epidemics.
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I take responsibility for the incident because I was in charge of the set.
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Is that draining the swamp — or putting the fox in charge of the henhouse?
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One such group, the Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG), is in charge of securing facilities.
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That sounds scary if I'm the guy in charge of IT at the company.
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We're the ones who did that to you, and we're in charge of everything.
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The Department of Defense, including US Cyber Command, is in charge of national defense.
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She was in charge of construction at Trump Tower on New York's Fifth Avenue.
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"We want the parent to be in charge of the toothbrush and the toothpaste."
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His committee is in charge of shepherding the pact to approval in the Senate.
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USCIS is the agency in charge of visas, naturalizations, and refugee and asylum claims.
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She's not a leader, she's in charge of making sure no other leaders emerge.
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John Nicholson, who has been in charge of the Afghan war since March 2016.
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Saudi Arabia has had just five ministers in charge of oil policy since 22015.
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The Treasury Department is in charge of the task force reviewing the USPS' operations.
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Like her mother, she understands that whoever's in charge of the narrative controls history.
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The prefrontal cortex is in charge of our rational thoughts, decision making, morality, etc.
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But Pierre Moscovici, the commissioner in charge of VAT, prefers the more radical option.
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I was in charge of [that process], so I began [scouting] in the neighborhoods.
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Tsuchikawa was previously in charge of investor relations and mergers and acquisitions at Sony.
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She was previously executive vice president in charge of drama development, movies and miniseries.
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Zisa is in charge of bulk products: grains, beans, spices, granola, nuts, dried fruit.
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She would also jump at the chance to be in charge of a team.
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Tommy R. Franks, who was then in charge of the United States Central Command.
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The ministry in charge of cyber affairs issued a confusing rebuttal of Bloomberg's story.
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Amazon puts DSPs in charge of drivers' wages, insurance, health benefits, and vehicle maintenance.
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The Defense Department would be in charge of any evacuated people from Puerto Rico.
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I don't know who's in charge of that, but they probably should be fired.
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It is the primary agency in charge of integrating drones into the national airspace.
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Four companies were in charge of the venture: Ratchaburi, Korea Western Power Co. Ltd.
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Felder joined Citadel in 2017 as senior managing director in charge of Fundamental Strategies.
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As a teenager, Lorna Luft was in charge of taking care of her mother.
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Meanwhile, she's in charge of organizing the storeroom at the shelter where she's staying.
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He was joined by Jay Cross, the Related executive in charge of Hudson Yards.
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Those statements went largely unchallenged by the journalists in charge of gatekeeping the conversations.
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Instead, Shine will likely become the deputy chief of staff in charge of communications.
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And now President Trump has put a former bank lawyer in charge of it.
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President Trump's obviously in charge of the overall effort, but it'll be my team.
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And finance chiefs, the execs in charge of spearheading spending decisions, are getting worried.
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There never was any doubt, though, that he was in charge of every detail.
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Bob Picciano is in charge of developing new systems based on cutting edge technologies.
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Central Command is in charge of the U.S. military forces in the Middle East.
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I mean, you know, so Becki Amick is in charge of the audit department.
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Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, in charge of EU competition policy, said UTC had satisfied concerns.
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"He doesn't trust anyone in charge of a democracy, does he?" is Cleese's reply.
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Who doesn't want to be appreciated by the person in charge of their paycheck?
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Everything would be better if they put me in charge of naming the world.
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The first puts government officials in charge of too many people's lives and livelihoods.
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A. I started as a product manager in charge of developing new tabletop products.
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The EPA should never have been placed in charge of the West Lake Landfill.
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They do the work together, though Sara is in charge of the color schemes.
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The country also announced it was replacing the general in charge of Rakhine State.
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He blamed the trouble on poor oversight by officials in charge of the venue.
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David Gibbs, the Task Force Southwest officer in charge of police training and assistance.
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Hanna Lahoud was a staffer in charge of the ICRC's detention program in Yemen.
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She'll put bureaucrats, not parents, in charge of our lives, and our children's education.
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And [Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is] a very rich person in charge of Commerce.
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By 1950 he was in charge of one of the country's grandest oil empires.
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Euroskeptic conservative lawmaker David Davis has been named minister in charge of EU exit.
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His son, José Filomeno, is in charge of the $5 billion state investment fund.
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Kim Mikkola, the Finnish chef in charge of the dish, got in the weeds.
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Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.
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Josh Halter (right), a chef and fermentation fanatic, is in charge of this kiosk.
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He is currently in charge of trade and investment policy for the Mexican government.
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We have a highly partisan Republican Congress in charge of investigating a Republican President.
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The answer may be simple: Trump actually isn't in charge of that; Powell is.
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May's cabinet who had been put in charge of negotiating with the European Union.
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"Yes," said the dean, who has been in charge of Harvard admissions since 1986.
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I knew there were men who believed they should be in charge of money.
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I am the executor of his estate and in charge of his funeral arrangements.
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For the first time in years, Detroit is in charge of its own budget.
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On "Grey's," April is in put in charge of a new surgical innovation contest.
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The CEO will effectively be in charge of executing the strategy Hackett lays out.
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Eventually, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was put in charge of power restoration.
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I asked him why more people in charge of shows don't create deaf characters.
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He said he sees himself being a high-level executive in charge of content.
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But at night, alone, it seemed that his mind was in charge of him.
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But the Internal Revenue Service has furloughed employees in charge of collecting back taxes.
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Stephen Agar, who is in charge of letters at Royal Mail, apologized on Friday.
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The officer in charge of Tarakany later received an award from the K.G.B. chairman.
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The Hollywood Historic Trust, a nonprofit organization, is in charge of repairing the stars.
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That fringe is now in charge of India's most populous and politically crucial state.
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Although Chief Thomas was supposed to be in charge of joint operations on Aug.
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Eliot has created this amazing world, and we can be in charge of it.
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He will be in charge of Yuta, the property's signature restaurant, among other responsibilities.
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"At no time was I in charge of the company's legal affairs," he said.
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But days later, the general in charge of the region offered a public apology.
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"Success builds on success," said Ron Klain, Biden's top adviser in charge of debates.
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Bon Jovi: All my kids get to be in charge of their own things.
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Adam Caplan is in charge of research and development of emerging technologies at Salesforce.
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Singh, who was appointed in March, is in charge of art from South Asia.
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Up until last year, she was in charge of negotiating similar deals for YouTube.
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Also, meet Knut Nystad, the man in charge of the Norwegian team's ski wax.
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Anne Harris and Bill McGrath serve as the network's executives in charge of production.
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One thing he is in charge of though ... getting her to bed on time.
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The top White House official in charge of responding to pandemic diseases, Rear Adm.
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Pence has been placed in charge of the White House's response to the virus.
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At 24, he was put in charge of digital publishing in the United States.
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She's simply demanded an influence on the arena she is supposedly in charge of.
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Then, a senior election official in charge of crucial voting technology was found dead.
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He also spoke with Věra Jourová, the commissioner in charge of values and transparency.
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The councilor in charge of housing, Rock Feilding-Mellen, dismissed him as a ''fantasist.
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Vice President Mike Pence is now in charge of the government's plan, he added.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Baca put his undersheriff, Paul Tanaka, in charge of the scheme.
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The Army would not be in charge of managing a draft, should one occur.
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The officers in charge of the police stations near both attacks have been suspended.
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But who is in charge of establishing a sense of purpose in an organization?
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Jerry Nadler, the expected chair of the House Judiciary Committee in charge of impeachment.
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Egan will replace Caio David, currently in charge of managing Itaú's proprietary trading desk.
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A reminder that the former CEO of Sprint is now in charge of WeWork.
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The Interior Ministry is in charge of the police and other law enforcement agencies.
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Mr. Billen, the secretary of state in charge of the new law, was alarmed.
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The lawmaker in charge of the regulation in the European Parliament is German, too.
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I was placed in charge of keeping my beautiful granddaughter safe and I failed.
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Reuters was not able to verify who was in charge of making the payments.
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The National Park Service (NPS) is the steward in charge of this solemn duty.
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He was named special agent in charge of the Buffalo field office in 1966.
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Chapek spearheaded major changes to Disney's consumer products while in charge of the division.
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The official, Mariusz Kaminski, was then put in charge of the country's secret services.
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Herring was in charge of the head and body, while Chapman controlled the wings.
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The report said McClure was no longer in charge of day-to-day operations.
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"[Nitot] is now executive VP in charge of communications and media," Leandri told TechCrunch.
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The ruling Communist Party recently put Premier Li Keqiang in charge of virus control.
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I'm in charge of buying household supplies and then splitting the cost every month.
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The officials included two top VA aides in charge of communication at the agency.
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Mr. Baca put his undersheriff, Paul Tanaka, in charge of the plot, prosecutors argued.
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"We haven't been in charge of our destiny for a long time," Kittle said.
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AF: I think humans are definitely in charge of the decisions in the market.
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"Nobody saw anything," said Olivier Bitz, Strasbourg's deputy mayor in charge of counter-radicalization.
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We sought comment from the editor in charge of this new initiative, Marcelle Hopkins.
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And if you happen to be in charge of one, today's your lucky day.
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Vestager will continue to be in charge of competition policy, alongside with digital services.
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The people in charge of the club said, 'OK, we're putting Robin on next.
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The ECB is in charge of making decisions on the eruo banknotes in circulation.
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Hysonic Co Ltd, the company in charge of the game release, rose 30 percent.
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ADVISOR TO IRAN'S LEADER KHAMENEI SAYS IRAN IS IN CHARGE OF GULF'S SECURITY - FARS
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Dave Huynh, the campaign's delegate expert, was put in charge of the political department.
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We wrote this story, and we are in charge of how it turns out.
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Calls to the department in charge of external affairs at the NWPU went unanswered.
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Finland's president is in charge of foreign and defence policy together with the government.
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A spokesperson for the US General Services Administration, which is in charge of issuing .
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who chairs the Senate Commerce subcommittee in charge of aviation.
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He was in charge of feeding an ammunition chain into a weapon mounted there.
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He was also in charge of the presidential transition agency action team for defense.
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He has been in charge of Real for much of the last two decades.
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Stephen Schmidt, Chief Information Security OfficerSchmidt is in charge of information security at AWS.
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He puts a man whose appointees are facing trial in charge of government appointments.
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But lawmaker Axel Voss, who is in charge of the subject, rejected the criticism.
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As part of last week's reorganization, Jiandani had been put in charge of Insieme.
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The commission would be in charge of approving licenses for dispensaries, among other policies.
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The Czech Transport Ministry, which is in charge of licensing, did not immediately comment.
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Crooked Hillary said her husband is going to be in charge of the economy.
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My husband, Moses, is Kenyan and I've put him in charge of the ugali.
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So you guys are in charge of your destiny for a lot of things.
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That, he says, does not always suit the complex "two-tier" layering of political power in the shires: a county council, in charge of transport and social care, and below it, a district council, in charge of rubbish collection and other local services.
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Salvini, who is also leader of the League party and deputy prime minister, is in charge of immigration policy and borders, while Toninelli, who is a member of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, is in charge of ports and the coast guard.
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