The Steyer campaign described Mr. Govan as a trusted adviser.
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Fallon became a trusted adviser during her two years in the White House.
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So the existing structure may get "one more college try," a trusted adviser said.
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"He never stopped," Our Revolution president Nina Turner, a trusted adviser, said in January.
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Become a trusted adviser in our FOX News community and help guide our brand's future.
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The career diplomat was a trusted adviser and traveled frequently with Pompeo on official trips.
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She later served in Obama's White House, where she became a trusted adviser to Biden.
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Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, has become a trusted adviser to the president.
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Until July 2112 their relationship was that of a trusted adviser and his best client.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders described Powell as a "key, trusted adviser" to the President.
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A trusted adviser to the former governor had put Dr. Snipes's name forward for the job.
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" Hatch said that Porter was "loved" by his staff and that he was a "trusted adviser.
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As Daenerys grows closer to Jon, Tyrion is fast losing his spot as her most trusted adviser.
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Prince Albert was Queen Victoria's most trusted adviser, shaping her foreign policy until his death in 1861.
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The king's most trusted adviser, his sister Shuri, had ruled in his absence, but died in battle.
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No wonder he wants a trusted adviser on the ground to provide him with an independent assessment.
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A devoted partner, she was her husband's most trusted adviser and, as such, served our country well.
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Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, has also said privately he is supportive of Priebus.
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Brad Parscale, a trusted adviser, served as the Trump family's eyes and ears at a Wednesday budget session.
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Can McKinsey continue to grow rapidly while keeping its key asset—its reputation as a trusted adviser—intact?
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Now, the left has its eye on a much bigger target — the president's most trusted adviser, Jared Kushner.
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They have someone in their shop who is also a longtime friend or trusted adviser to the candidate.
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She was also his trusted adviser and, in his later years, his caregiver as he battled Alzheimer's disease.
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The goal is to become a trusted adviser on energy and then move them to a digital platform.
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"Dina Powell has been a key, trusted adviser in this administration," said the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Mr. Mohib is a trusted adviser to Mr. Ghani, so officials said the vitriol reflected the president's grievances.
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He has been at the social giant for more than 12 years and is a trusted adviser to Zuckerberg.
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Though sources said Kalanick and Richter have a cordial relationship, Michael was Kalanick's closest confidant and most trusted adviser.
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Trump asked one trusted adviser: "Did you know [Mulvaney] called me 'a terrible human being'" back during the campaign?
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As late as Tuesday, advisers say, Trump had been leaning toward Christie, his longtime friend and now trusted adviser.
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The tape surfaced as part of a widening rift between Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, his once-trusted adviser.
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Two days later, Mr. Trump asked another trusted adviser, Corey Lewandowski, to tell Mr. Sessions to end the investigation.
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She's an active part of the family business and has emerged as a trusted adviser throughout his presidential campaign.
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Porter, too, was a trusted adviser to the President who Trump openly admitted he was sorry to see leave.
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The "White House Office of American Innovation" will be run by Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner.
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He sent a trusted aide to Turkey last month, then fired five senior officials, including his son's most trusted adviser.
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What we do at the Microsoft for Startups program is become that trusted adviser that helps startups through that time.
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There will be one fewer longtime trusted adviser when press secretary Sarah Sanders steps aside at the end of the week.
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He was the first in the Senate to endorse the candidate and remained a trusted adviser and surrogate throughout the campaign.
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Work ruts are common, and it can help to find a trusted adviser to get some feedback and career growth tips.
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But after Francis became pope, in 2013, he lifted the sanctions and made the cardinal a trusted adviser, the letter claimed.
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And he has become Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's most trusted adviser during the most turbulent period in the social network's history.
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There's also a long story about Willem Dafoe's Vulko, a trusted adviser to the Atlantean throne, and how Vulko trained Arthur.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's side for more than two decades, was not the governor's right-hand man, or his most-trusted adviser.
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Indeed, Bannon already has emerged as the president's most trusted adviser on global affairs, an area in which Trump has little expertise.
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To this end, lawyers argued that Goldman had "crossed the line" and abused its position as a trusted adviser to the fund.
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"Kellyanne Conway has been a trusted adviser and strategist who played a crucial role in my victory," Trump said in a statement.
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They are meant to be a corporation's trusted adviser, built up over years of being its eyes and ears in the market.
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In the years since the insurgency moved its leadership to Quetta, Mawlawi Haibatullah rose to become a trusted adviser to Mullah Omar.
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And he's used the skills he's developed as a result to not only survive but become a trusted adviser to Daenerys Targaryen.
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"He is a trusted adviser to the President, which should be a big morale boost at the State Department," Cotton told CNN.
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Trump's first-born daughter has long served as a trusted adviser, and she and her father often speak several times a day.
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He serves as a trusted adviser to lords, ministers and legislators as the plague breaks out in Constantinople then creeps toward London.
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ROBERT S. McNAMARA (Bruce Greenwood): Secretary of defense under John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson and a trusted adviser of Graham's.
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"He would be a trusted adviser," an internal Brookings memo said in 773 as the think tank sought one $100,000 donation from Lennar.
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As our colleagues Sydney Ember and Jonathan Martin reported, Mr. Sanders's wife, Jane, his most trusted adviser, has helped shape the campaign's response.
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Reports surfaced in September that Mueller was interested in talking to Spicer, Priebus and Hope Hicks, Trump's trusted adviser and interim communications director.
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It claimed that it was too unsophisticated to understand what it was buying, and that Goldman had abused its position as a trusted adviser.
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The LIA claimed it was too unsophisticated to understand what it was buying, and that Goldman had abused its position as a trusted adviser.
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Her husband, Jared Kushner, for whom she converted to Orthodox Judaism before their marriage in 2009, has also become a trusted adviser and defender.
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Ms. Stoltzfus testified that she viewed Mr. Kaplan as a trusted adviser who would help the family seek a "blessed life," The Inquirer reported.
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Campaign advisers and donors close to Harris said she signed off on a plan to name trusted adviser Laphonza Butler to the top post.
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The role of the FO has evolved into being a trusted adviser on anything from an investment conundrum to a child going off the rails.
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She has stood by her father as his most trusted adviser as he has imposed policy after policy undermining women's health, autonomy and economic opportunity.
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With deep substantive expertise on Central Eurasia and counterintelligence, Ms. Haspel was uniquely positioned to be a trusted adviser on Russia to the Trump administration.
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She became a trusted adviser and counselor and did a tremendous job overseeing the communications for the President's agenda including the passage of historic tax reform.
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Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative who has pushed trading partners to accede to the country's demands, has become a trusted adviser to the president.
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He served as the President's legislative affairs director for most of his first two years in office, and remains a trusted adviser to the vice president.
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He was the general counsel for Microsoft (MSFT) and a trusted adviser to Bill Gates throughout Microsoft's own antitrust case in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Your position as a trusted adviser and invisible hand who helps the president channel his authority will be well-informed by the principles you developed in uniform.
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He's a trusted adviser, serving as a go-between for the president-elect on foreign policy and laying the groundwork for a role in the White House.
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Coates's Ramonda works to balance her role as trusted adviser to the king with her own instincts as a politician and her maternal concern for her son.
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Kittle added that Fidelity is seen as a trusted adviser and saw the production of refined coal as an opportunity to earn tax credits and cut pollution.
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"He really was a very senior and trusted adviser," said Daniel Hodge, who worked for Mr. Abbott at the time and is now his chief of staff.
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As a trusted adviser to Ronald Reagan, she was a fierce guardian of her husband's image and supported efforts to fight drug abuse and Alzheimer's disease. Mrs.
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Stephen Miller, the president's trusted adviser, is enthusiastic about the possibility that scarring toddlers for life might rally the embattled president's base and drive favorable midterm turnout.
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" He added: "He brings significant experience in financial services and in public policy and has become a reliable and trusted adviser on a number of important issues.
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McGahn served as the Trump campaign's top attorney throughout the GOP primary and 2016 presidential election, becoming a trusted adviser to the future president in the process.
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McGahn served as the Trump campaign's top attorney throughout the GOP primary and 2016 presidential election, becoming a trusted adviser to the future President in the process.
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Nathalie Emmanuel was a fan of Game of Thrones long before she joined the cast in Season 24 as Missandei, a trusted adviser to Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke).
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Mr Trump's trusted adviser, Stephen Bannon, believes that America is engaged in a civilisational struggle likely to lead to "a major shooting war in the Middle East again".
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She's been tied to the Democratic Party in the past and is a registered Independent, but has become a trusted adviser of her dad's on the campaign trail.
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His daughter Ivanka, a trusted adviser, was close at hand, as was his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, his press secretary, Hope Hicks, and his special counsel, Michael Cohen.
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"Julie's energy, passion and vision for Stitch Fix were instrumental, and we're grateful to retain her as a trusted adviser," is what CEO Lake said in a statement.
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Thiel was a major donor to Trump campaign effort and has been a trusted adviser for the president-elect, though he's said he will not join the administration.
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"She became a trusted adviser and counselor and did a tremendous job overseeing the communications for the president's agenda including the passage of historic tax reform," Kelly added.
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Around January 14, 2016, Cohen emailed the office of "Russian Official 1" — almost certainly Dmitry Peskov, Putin's press secretary and trusted adviser — seeking help with the tower deal.
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He was a "trusted adviser" of Nielsen, traveling with her to Guatemala, California and London, among other trips, according to a former DHS official who worked closely with him.
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Even Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law, a trusted adviser who had admired Newt Gingrich, came away swayed, believing that Mr. Pence could gel with the Trump team.
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Hicks also played a pivotal role as a trusted adviser in Trump's inner circle, following him from the early days of his presidential campaign and into the White House.
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Lifetime promotes its show "Seatbelt Psychic" by declaring that the star, the medium Thomas John, is "a trusted adviser to influencers and celebrities" including Courteney Cox and Goldie Hawn.
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But the proximity she had to the President, by way of being a trusted adviser and consistent presence in the orbit of his wife, made Grisham an attractive candidate.
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"Mike Schrimpf remains a trusted adviser to Governor Rauner and will continue to advise the Illinois Republican Party throughout the year," said Rauner spokeswoman Catherine Kelly in a statement.
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Kumin made his name at Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors, where he spent nearly a decade and served as chief operating officer and a trusted adviser to Cohen.
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Those were only compounded in late January when Mr. Barr designated Timothy Shea, a longtime trusted adviser, as her temporary successor rather than letting her top assistant serve as caretaker.
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Since his victory, she's generally received positive coverage from media outlets, which have noted that she's a trusted adviser to her husband and canny political player in her own right.
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McKinley was a trusted adviser of the top US diplomat, who recruited him as an adviser and liaison to the career service and traveled with him on official trips frequently.
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Read more: Why Jared Kushner is Donald Trump's truest heir and most trusted adviser Counselor is a prestigious White House title often given to a trusted confidant of the president.
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The Carvajal family, which is based in Cali, Colombia, and has worked with Dr. Jaffe, went further and appointed a nonfamily member as a trusted adviser on its family council.
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Some were simply longtime Trump loyalists with little in the way of a discernible ideology, like first-son-in-law and trusted adviser Jared Kushner and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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To Denis McDonough, a trusted adviser to former President Obama, and Ron Fowler, the Padres owner, the game on Saturday — the 87th meeting between St. John's University of Collegeville, Minn.
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Mr. Ko Ni's murder deprives Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and the governing party of a talented and trusted adviser, notably on reforming Myanmar's military-drafted Constitution.
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She was the first and last voice in the ear of the leader of the free world, the trusted adviser who did the worrying and scheming for both of them.
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The shake-up is seen as the outcome of irreconcilable differences between Erdogan, who would like to see the country transition to a presidential system, and his once trusted adviser.
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The president cast himself as a converted skeptic, telling the story of how Clinton went from being a bitter rival in 2008 to a trusted adviser as his secretary of State.
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Another way to take a 360 assessment without undergoing a formal test is to ask a trusted adviser, perhaps a current or former boss, to evaluate your emotional intelligence, she said.
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But for whatever it's worth, the godfather of the "dark enlightenment" is on the record as saying that he's not whispering into the ear of the president's most trusted adviser. Reassured?
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Guys like Vinnie Stellio, who taught us how to drive heavy equipment, operate tractors and chainsaws, who worked his way through the ranks to become a trusted adviser of my father.
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Archbishop Viganò said the previous pope, Benedict XVI, had imposed restrictions on Cardinal McCarrick, but that Pope Francis, despite knowing of the cardinal's behaviour, eased them and made him a trusted adviser.
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The former spy chief is a trusted adviser to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, playing a pivotal role in preparations for a historic summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The most important official, apart from the president himself, will be Liu He, a mild-mannered policymaker who has risen from relative obscurity to become Mr Xi's trusted adviser on the economy.
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Possible replacements began circulating Friday morning, among them House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Gary Cohn, who has emerged as a trusted adviser to Trump as director of the National Economic Council.
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In addition to serving as a trusted adviser to her husband, and an elegant hostess for our nation, she was a passionate advocate for issues that touched the lives of so many.
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The decider Ivanka Trump has long been a trusted adviser to her father, from her real estate career at the Trump Organization to his 2016 campaign, and now, in the West Wing.
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"I've always found Faiza to be a confident and trusted adviser in the best and toughest of times," said Kurt N. Simon, the global chairman of mergers and acquisitions at JPMorgan Chase.
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The former spy chief is a trusted adviser to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, playing a pivotal role in preparations for an historic summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But in a new statement on Wednesday, Mr. Hatch said that he was "heartbroken" by the allegations against Mr. Porter, who he said had been a beloved staff member and trusted adviser.
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A trusted adviser In the murky world of North Korean politics, Kim Yo Jong also plays an important role as an informant for her brother, according to North Korean analyst Ken Gause.
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" Trump praised Conway in the announcement, calling her "a trusted adviser and strategist who played a crucial role in my victory," adding she has "amazing insights on how to effectively communicate our message.
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These same sources said Republican National Committee Reince Priebus, who has emerged as a trusted adviser to the New York businessman, was being talked about as a potential White House chief of staff.
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"Olga was a valuable member of our community at Zymergen, a trusted adviser, and most importantly, an old and close friend of mine and so many others," Josh Hoffman, Zymergen CEO, told NBC.
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Last year, The Post retracted a business column that suggested an investor in Hong Kong had ties to a trusted adviser to President Xi Jinping and had used his connections to amass wealth.
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But Goethe was not in Weimar simply as an ornament; to the dismay of the local aristocracy, he was quickly raised to the highest level of government, becoming the Duke's most trusted adviser.
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Flynn, the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, was a trusted adviser to Trump throughout the 2016 campaign but was seen as a controversial figure by many inside and outside the White House.
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Flynn also apparently reported on discussions with the Russian Ambassador to K. T. McFarland, a Fox News analyst who became Trump's deputy national-security adviser, and Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser.
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From the start, the crown prince and his trusted adviser, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, pushed hard for the project, which will end up costing more than €2bn, according to a professional who has seen the latest figures.
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The two have one other thing in common: Both try to get borrowers to come in with family members or some trusted adviser who can help ask questions and make sure that the borrower understands everything.
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The Libyan Investment Authority soon developed a close relationship with Goldman and by mid-2007 considered it not only a trusted adviser, but as "almost an in-house bank," according to the Libyan Investment Authority's assertions.
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David Friedman, a bankruptcy lawyer Trump has called a longtime friend and trusted adviser, has supported Jewish settlement building and advocated the annexation of the West Bank, which Israel captured from Jordan in the 1967 war.
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Among those Mueller's team is interested in interviewing are former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, former chief of staff Reince Priebus and Trump's trusted adviser and interim communications director, Hope Hicks, The Washington Post reports.
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Even tasks that would seem to require the personal touch—a trusted adviser pitching a deal to the boss of a client firm, say—may rely on a fact-sheet compiled by an Indian research team overnight.
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She quickly became a trusted adviser, who had credibility from surviving a dark period: the C.I.A.'s interrogation and detention program that grew out of the frantic pursuit for Qaeda conspirators in the months after the Sept.
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Before that, she served as a State Department official and White House aide during the George W. Bush administration "Dina Powell has been a key, trusted adviser in this administration," said the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donald Trump's White House victory puts a spotlight on Reince Priebus, an establishment Republican figure who emerged as a trusted adviser to the New York businessman and helped encourage discipline in the campaign's final weeks.
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The financial industry does not do a great job of educating investors about these kinds of decisions, but if you do have a trusted adviser, he or she should make Social Security a part of your meeting agenda.
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The smart take: During his time at Arconic (and its predecessor, Alcoa), Mr. Kleinfeld had invested a lot of time — and his then-employer's money — in the region to become a trusted adviser to the Saudi royal family.
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The White House called Sanders a trusted adviser but noted the delegation was there to support the U.S. teams and affirm the U.S. alliance with South Korea, noting there would not be a meeting with North Korean officials.
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It grew out of the tough policies of New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, now a vocal Trump supporter and trusted adviser, under the theory that aggressive enforcement of even minor laws would lead to a reduction of violent crime.
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Videgaray, who flew to Washington earlier this week ahead of Tillerson's arrival, is Pena Nieto's most trusted adviser, and has forged close ties with Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who serves as a senior advisor to the president.
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Mr. Pompeo, by all accounts, has a much closer relationship with Mr. Trump than Mr. Tillerson has, impressing the president during daily intelligence briefings and becoming a trusted adviser even on issues outside his formal portfolio, like health care.
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" But Trump's argument was undercut by trusted adviser Rudy Giuliani who told Fox News Saturday Night that the president had talked to him about imposing a "Muslim ban" and asked his advice on "the right way to do it legally.
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Episode four, "The Last of the Starks," ended with the death of Daenerys Targaryen's trusted adviser and friend Missandei, as Cersei Lannister ordered her gigantic, maybe undead bodyguard the Mountain to behead Missandei as Daenerys, Grey Worm, Tyrion looked on.
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Anderson said that the show "touched on" what it was like to be "othered in that kind of world" through his character — the commander of the Unsullied soldiers — and the character of Missandei — Daenerys Targaryen's trusted adviser — portrayed by Nathalie Emmanuel.
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The President's eldest daughter, who has been a key and trusted adviser to her father well before his bid for office, was asked how she would respond to critics holding her accountable for not speaking out against her father's positions.
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The father of the ninth-grader told KTVI that his son had known Giesler since sixth grade, adding that the family thought of her as a trusted adviser of sorts, someone whose tutelage would help the teen's academic and athletic career.
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The executive shake-up at the media company was part of a complex settlement agreement to a public battle, in which Mr. Redstone and his daughter faced off against Mr. Dauman, long his most trusted adviser, and the Viacom board.
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Mr. Trump described Mr. Kushner as "a tremendous asset and trusted adviser throughout the campaign and transition" in a statement issued early Monday evening announcing an appointment that perhaps more than any other defines the way the incoming president will govern.
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The President's eldest daughter has long been a key trusted adviser to her father, through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president of real estate development and acquisition at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The kind of politician Bill Clinton — supported by Hillary as, by all accounts, a genuinely trusted adviser and confidante — was at that time has gone badly out of style, and Hillary Clinton's reemergence as a Northern suburbanite is part of that process.
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Reagan was a fierce guardian of her husband's image, sometimes at the expense of her own, and during Mr. Reagan's improbable climb from a Hollywood acting career to the governorship of California and ultimately the White House, she was a trusted adviser.
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In January, the news division greeted the announcement of Ms. Zirinsky's promotion with rousing cheers, welcoming a producer who had once overseen the newsmagazine "48 Hours" and was viewed as a friendly and trusted adviser by much of the network's rank and file.
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He has been a trusted adviser to the party's most senior leaders in Congress, and is admired by its campaign operatives for his knowledge of the way campaigns work and his willingness to use aggressive, pioneering tactics to help them win elections.
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There were signs of schisms in the White House, including what appeared to be growing rifts between Mr. Bannon and Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and trusted adviser; Gary D. Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council; and Lt. Gen.
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A longtime trusted adviser to Mr. Barr and former senior counselor to him, Mr. Shea now oversees some of the department's most politically fraught cases, including two inquiries focusing on two former law enforcement officials whom Mr. Trump has cast as political enemies.
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Trump confirmed in a tweet that Kim Yong Chol, a former spy chief and trusted adviser to North Korea's leader, was on his way for what would be the highest-level meeting in this week's flurry of diplomatic activity aimed at salvaging the historic summit.
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The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government.
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Another error, they concede, was the decision to put Mike Murphy — a nimble and trusted adviser who knew the candidate's strengths and weaknesses — in charge of Mr. Bush's super PAC, where he was prohibited by law from coordinating with Mr. Bush and his campaign.
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Although the quest for the Grail provides the spine of the show, there are plenty of tributaries flowing out of it, including the king's trusted adviser William De Nogaret (Julian Ovenden, like Cullen, a former "Abbey" suitor of Lady Mary), a Cardinal Richelieu-type schemer.
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And Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, who is still a trusted adviser, has visited New Hampshire in recent weeks, meeting with senior Republicans there and making suggestions on spending and strategy decisions in the state, two people familiar with his activities said.
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And Mr. Trump, who once considered Mr. Kushner a trusted adviser, continues to tell friends he wishes that Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump would return to New York, although Mr. Trump has not voiced this view to his daughter and Mr. Kushner in several months.
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At the Olympics opening ceremonies in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Friday, Vice President Mike Pence sat mere feet away from Kim Yo Jong, the sister and trusted adviser of none other than North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. That's remarkable for a few reasons.
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Earlier on Saturday, the Olympic diplomacy seemed to yield an early dividend as Kim Yo-jong, Kim Jong-un's sister and trusted adviser, met with Moon at the presidential Blue House in Seoul in the highest-level contact between the two Koreas in years.
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Winston Wolkoff, who The New York Times recently noted favors designer clothes and carries an $11,500 Hermès Birkin bag, has reportedly had a friendly relationship through the years with Melania Trump, and has now become a trusted adviser as the first lady builds her core team.
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While it's unusual for a President's child to serve an administration, it's a familiar role for Trump -- she had been her father's trusted adviser through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, to his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Kim Yong Chol, a former spy chief and trusted adviser to North Korea's leader, was on his way for what would be the highest-level meeting in this week's flurry of diplomatic activity aimed at salvaging an historic summit, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed in a Tweet on Tuesday.
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A registered Democrat (initially in a time when the majority of Southern voters voted the Democratic ticket), he nevertheless served as a trusted adviser and spiritual confidant for presidents across the political spectrum and met with every single president after World War II, from Harry Truman to Barack Obama.
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While she will not have a formal title or role, Ivanka Trump has long been a key trusted adviser to her father, through her young adulthood to her time as executive vice president of real estate development and acquisition at the Trump Organization, and, ultimately, to his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Bobby doesn't let Wendy know about the raid in advance, which not only leads to the mistake of firing Victor so impulsively and publicly — his psychological profile would flag that as a no-no, according to Wendy — but makes it plain that he's questioning the loyalty of his most trusted adviser.
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In the wake of a mid-March White House visit characterized by awkward moments -- President Donald Trump apparently declined to shake German Chancellor Angela Merkel's hand in the Oval Office and he made an uncomfortable joke about wiretapping on live television -- his most trusted adviser, daughter Ivanka Trump, arrived in Germany Tuesday.
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In assessing the Rubashkin case, the President turned to three White House officials— Donald F. McGahn, Chief White House Counsel, whose office is the liaison with the Justice Department; Staff Secretary Rob Porter, a lawyer who at the time was a particularly trusted adviser to Trump; and newly-installed chief of staff, Gen.
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"He was wise, always spoke the truth, even as unpleasant as that can sometimes be, and over time became a trusted adviser whose opinion was sought after by C.E.O.s, lawyers and bankers alike," Maurice Lévy, the chairman of Publicis, the advertising giant that owns Kekst & Company, wrote in a memorandum to employees.
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There's no clear demarcation where one role ends and the other begins, making it very difficult for those who have to deal with her on a daily or weekly basis to know whether they are getting the daughter of the president or a trusted adviser to the president -- or both -- at any given moment.
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The documents, turned over by the Justice Department and FBI in response to a BuzzFeed News Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, also raise ethical questions about Hannity's role as a trusted adviser to the president's circle at the height of Mueller's inquiry — something the television host failed to disclose to his millions of viewers.
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Modern Appealing Clothing (MAC) says the first daughter 's firm has also gained an "unfair advantage" from from her husband Jared "working for the President of the United States" and charged that President Trump, his trusted adviser Kellyanne Conway, and White House spokesman Sean Spicer have all helped boost sales of Ivanka Trump Marks LLC products.
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The Clinton trusted adviser stuck by her husband when he resigned from Congress in 2011 after publishing an explicit photo of himself on his Twitter profile that was meant to be sent as a direct message, and when he was at the center of yet another sexting scandal in 2013 during his run for mayor of New York City.
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Flynn's communications with Russian Ambassador bring new scandal to Trump's White House Flynn's communications with Russian Ambassador bring new scandal to Trump's White House National Security Adviser Michael Flynn can't seem to get his story straight on the nature of his communications with Russian ambassador to the United States Sergei Kislyak in the lead-up to Donald Trump's presidential inauguration — raising concerns that Trump's trusted adviser may have unlawfully interfered in U.S. foreign policy interactions with Russia and then tried to cover it up.
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Senators Amy Klobuchar, John McCain and Bernie Sanders President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden 2016 presidential candidate Hillary and former President Bill Clinton Former First Lady Laura Bush and President George W. Bush Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and President Jimmy Carter Trump's incoming Chief of Staff and former Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus and his wife Sally Priebus 2016 Vice presidential candidate and Senator Tim Kaine Secretary of Education nominee Betsy DeVos New Jersey Senator Corey Booker Huma Abedin, a trusted adviser to Hillary Clinton Minnesota Senator Al Franken Supreme Court Justices Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and John Roberts Trump's children, Ivanka, Donald Jr., Tiffany, Eric and Barron First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden Florida Senator Marco Rubio Texas Senator Ted Cruz Trump's son-in-law and future adviser Jared Kushner Inauguration singer Jackie Evancho Congresswoman and former Democratic National Committee chair Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Secretary of Energy nominee Governor Rick Perry New York Senator and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Congresswoman and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi Kentucky Senator and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Congresswoman and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan
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