How To Use Spokesperson In A Sentence
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All due beasty inferences aside, the sudden departure of Hammond, a seasoned spokesperson who has good relations with the local media, is a blow to Smith's operation.
George Fearing: 4th Congressional District deserves better representation
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It could, so various spokespersons for Leichhardt council, have “endangered staff and/or public.”
Librarian Threatened to Stop Palestinian Exhibit
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They called C4, which is Mexico's emergency dispatch system and advised them that they had been lost for two days, were stranded, dehydrated, and were going to light a signal fire to attempt to get some help," said Cal Fire spokesperson Roxanne Provaznik.
Knowledge is Power
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But regulators and legislators do not talk to players; players are not organized, they have no spokespersons.
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A spokesperson added: 'There do not appear to be any suspicious circumstances.
The Sun
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But a tribute to this remarkable woman is long overdue, from me as a colleague and friend and as a spokesperson for the journal.
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We are the best spokespersons to advocate for arts education.
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A spokesperson for Limerick City Council said the freedom of the city has never been conferred posthumously.
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Museum spokespersons, however, maintain that the instruments were in poor condition and most were beyond repair before they became part of Parker's artwork.
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Bob Koke, who was just back from Singapore, took the opportunity to ask about the notorious Bali hotel proprietress turned radio propagandist Surabaya Sue, who seemed to be working as a spokesperson for his administration.
A Covert Affair
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Tellingly, it was not any front-rank spokesperson but Mr Miliband's right-hand man Lord Wood who teed up the speech in a Guardian comment piece.
Labour party: search for consistency | Editorial
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Their spokespersons morphed into polished television performers overnight.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Justice was unavailable to comment on the claims.
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A spokesperson said that the bank expects to make 15,000 staff redundant over the next three years.
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CBS affiliate KPIX-TV spokesperson Akilah Monifa said that due to sweeps, no one was available to comment on the station's lack of coverage.
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They crowded round the spokesperson, eager for any news.
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This rumor was flatly denied by the DPP spokesperson.
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Reed Brody is a spokesperson with the international group Human Rights Watch.
Cuban Dissident Wins EU Human Rights Prize
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The Department of Justice announced plans last week to clamp down on the compo culture and a spokesperson confirmed these recommendations will be studied with a view to adopting them.
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Asked about the use of the word "disseminate" and the prohibition against posting records on the Internet, the spokesperson replied that the language is likely taken from the federal Copyright Act. The notices are "not meant to discourage access requests or the use of the information that is produced in those requests," the spokesperson said.
Tyee - Home
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A spokesperson for the cemetery told the newspaper: ‘We want to be pioneers and avoid catalepsy cases, in which a person gets completely paralysed for a few hours and ends up buried as if they were dead.’
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A Department of the Environment spokesperson acknowledged that some local authorities could enforce the litter laws more effectively.
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‘We are still at the same stage,’ said a Garda spokesperson who could not give any indication as to when the system would begin to log racist incidents.
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A Department of Justice spokesperson rejected suggestions the move was a political gesture which would prove unrealistic when challenged.
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She is brillant and she could have been an excellent spokesperson for the Health Care Reform.
Elizabeth Edwards: I expect a paternity test on Hunter's child
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A spokesperson confirmed the news last night.
The Sun
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the meeting was attended by spokespersons for all the major organs of government
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A spokesperson said yesterday the proposed fence erection is to secure the estate and for other security reasons around the Midland prison.
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"I'm sure this had a lot to do with the mildness of this time of year and the feeling of summer in the air," a garda spokesperson said.
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Liz Verdier, a spokesperson for Boeing, said the 737s, like all Boeing planes, were equipped with warning systems that alerted pilots when decompression was occurring.
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However, the benefits of the QPRIME system into the future far outweigh short-term disaffection by some officers," the spokesperson said.
Australian Politics
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The spokesperson said the information campaign was a fig leaf to hide the most regressive tax in history.
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Only the other weel a Tory spokesperson was in the western mail confirming that bourns comments were his personal ones and not that of the party.
Law Making Assembly on its way.
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O'BRIEN: ... as opposed to sort of the spokesperson who's kind of plunked in the middle of it all.
CNN Transcript Jun 20, 2006
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WWD, shoe designer Christian Louboutin, who recently designed some high fashion Barbies, had to "reshape" the dolls because "He found her ankles were too fat" (according to a spokesperson).
Kate Harding's Shapely Prose
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Defending the absurd notion that the windbaggery of Mr. Galloway is somehow a threat to our national security, a spokesperson for the virginal Jason Kenney, Alykhan Velshi, referred to Gorgeous George as "someone who has provided financial support to Hamas, a banned terrorist organization in Canada, and someone who is, in a sense, a popinjay for those Taliban fighters who are trying to kill Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan.
Archive 2009-03-01
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However, a spokesperson for the hospital's oncology unit said no seepage occurred.
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BJP claims nationwide bandh successful The BJP spokesperson admitted that calling a bandh may not be the best way to protest, but said there was no choice
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Thaci, one of three KLA spokespersons, on the other hand rose to power when Western leaders hand picked him to be the face of Kosovo during the 1999 EU and US-led Rambouillet negotiations between Serbia and Kosovo.
Fron Nahzi: US and EU Man in Kosovo: Is He the Chosen One or the Only Candidate Left?
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Supporter spokesperson's nationalities match up to their city of birth.
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Jon Leiden is spokesperson for the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
AIDS Fight Sees Decline In Global Support
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We take all reports of non-combatant casualties very seriously and investigate these claims with the assistance of our Afghan forces counterparts," said Lt.Col. Rick Helmer, U.S. Forces Afghanistan spokesperson.
Proceed With Caution | ATTACKERMAN
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A council spokesperson said he was not in a position to answer the query on the double yellow lines.
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Here is one rib-tickling example, courtesy of one of their Health Spokesperson, Peter Black AM.
The genius of Peter Black
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A spokesperson for the fire brigade said the cause of the fire was not yet known.
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The alliance spokesperson also warns the council that enforcing their anti-bonfire directive could force people into burning refuse in their fireplaces.
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ESB spokesperson Pauline Madigan said the situation could have been much worse as the winds were south-westerly instead of the usually more damaging north-westerly winds.
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A spokesperson said two robbers approached the driver of a security van that was transporting the cash, forced him to the ground and tied his hands.
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Family spokesperson Stephanie Ruscigno said Friday night that Robinson is in seclusion, recovering from major surgery and suffering greatly from the loss of her only son.
Heroes or Villains?
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Although a 20th Century Fox spokesperson declined to comment, 24’s expert scowler, Mary Lynn Rajskub, confirms that the clock for Day 7 has been reset.
Wanted: A Plot for 24 Season Seven | the TV addict
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The hypothesis is that if there is a good supply of low-value natural prey, such as warthog or duikers, the big cats aren't really interested in livestock," says Alan Hoffberg, 71, a Longwood, Fla., resident and Biosphere's U.S. spokesperson.
Saving the World—One Vacation at a Time
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The spokesperson couldn't say whether the software was running inside the firewall, representing a major breach of the Senate IT security, or was a robot-style vote generator run by netizens.
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The reason why I am an MRA is because, in a basic sense, I believe that there should be an organization that is a spokesperson for all of men in this society.
Guilty pleasures. « A Bird’s Nest
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A Prison Service spokesperson said: ‘Paramedics were called to the prison and there were no signs of a ligature.’
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They hadn't informed councillors that the road would be tolled, the spokesperson added.
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Company profits took a tumble last year, a spokesperson said, because of investment in new machinery.
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Facebook spokesperson said the website does not comment on individual accounts, but said it believes a "real name culture" creates more accountability and a safer and more trusted environment.
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A spokesperson at the State Department confirmed that the U.S. is maintaining "a pause on most security cooperation pending further progress on reform while supplying some items on a case-by-case basis that directly affect U.S. national security interests.
Renee Parsons: Bahrain Arms Sale Challenges Congress
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A spokesperson said that the policy would have little adverse financial effect, as it would save money otherwise spent on recruiting new staff.
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Compelling arguments for fair trade have been raised by influential spokespersons.
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I have a habit of stopping myself from crying, I don't know quite why, especially as I am somewhat the spokesperson for free expression.
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A spokesperson declined to speculate on the cause of the train crash.
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Inadvertently, the rest of the society is homogenised and the spokesperson emerges as singular and exceptional.
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Mr. Heath Ledger died as the result of acute intoxication by the combined effects of oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and doxylamine," said an announcement released Wednesday morning by office spokesperson Ellen Borakove.
SEXY AUTOPSY NEWS
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We are happy to clarify that the information published did not come from an official police spokesperson.
The Sun
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But a spokesperson for the department tells us they don't officially use the term shovel-ready.
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A spokesperson commented that levels of carbon dioxide were very high.
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A spokesperson for the University insisted, ‘The Chancellor was speaking as an individual and there is no possibility of tuition fees being uncapped before 2009.’
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But that makes me feel stereotyped, typecast in one kind of role and viewed as a spokesperson for an entire race.
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Various possibilities for denationalisation of the tobacco holding were discussed, a Government spokesperson said.
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A spokesperson for the diocese said yesterday no priest currently ministering in the area was under investigation.
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ESB spokesperson Pauline Madigan said the situation could have been much worse as the winds were south-westerly instead of the usually more damaging north-westerly winds.
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A spokesperson for Powergen confirmed today the bill was a result of a meter error and the balance owing on Mrs Wade's account was just 21.76.
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In a furious tirade of abuse, the opposition spokesperson demanded the minister's resignation.
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Whilst a sportscotland spokesperson confirmed that Scottish bobsleigh athletes are not ineligible for funding, he is currently financially unsupported.
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A White House spokesperson says cybersecurity is still a top priority.
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Colonel John Rolt, defence force spokesperson, said the bi-weekly wages proved to be unpractical.
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A prison service spokesperson said some staff would be kept on at the prison over the transitional period.
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There is a plethora of maternity websites on the we," said a spokesperson for the founders, "but most of them take a somewhat 'mumsy' approach to the maternity lifestyle.
Brand new Maternity website makes mums sexy, again!
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A spokesperson for Oxfam said that the EU, US and others are carving up the world into a series of agreements that undermine multilateralism.
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A spokesperson for the company confirmed employees had been invited to apply for voluntary severance packages.
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A Garda spokesperson acknowledged that there were a number of homeless or transients in the city and they often congregated together.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara.
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‘Please do not support any collection whatsoever in relation to Cathedral repairs due to our recent fire,’ said a spokesperson for the Cathedral presbytery.
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While it's encouraging that sales activity held up relatively well towards the end of the year, continuing problems with the economy and the ongoing instability in the euro zone seem to be weighing heavily on the U.K. housing market and expectations for the coming months are fairly subdued," said Ian Perry , RICS's housing spokesperson.
U.K. Recession Fears Build
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They are to act as spokespersons, as well as mobilise community support for the initiative.
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According to a spokesperson for the company, the airline asked 20,000 customers if they would prefer the person in front of them to be unable to recline their seat.
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Elaine Hanson, spokesperson for the Centre, said: ‘I cannot emphasise enough the unacceptability of our current position.’
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A self-described spokesperson for the unidentified students said Friday that they are worried about backlash for their whistle-blowing, but continue to stand behind the decision.
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However, the spokesperson said the board would take a practical and pragmatic approach to prosecutions.
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They had never had a spokesperson, a leader, like this.
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Moss claims that ministers are spokespersons and representatives of the community, but she does not interrogate how this may affect women in the congregation.
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Counsellor Michael Cook, COSLA's Spokesperson for Human Resource Management, who has responsibility for strategic HR across the entire Scottish local government workforce, said: I am delighted that myjobscotland has been recognised in this way.
Reuters: Press Release
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Being on her home turf, health spokesperson Liz McManus was leader of the pack as they strolled down the main street.
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District spokesperson Sloan Roach told the station the teachers were trying to incorporate social studies lessons in math problems for a "cross-curricular activity.
Slavery Examples Used In Georgia School Worksheet Upsets Parents (VIDEO)
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A Gatwick spokesperson could not confirm whether the cautioned trio were allowed to fly.
The Sun
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A spokesperson said that no decision had been taken on tolling the new bypass.
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The spokesperson said: “This single portal allows people who want to access management and business data to do so from their desks at work.
Computing
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Because architect is generally the highest technical position within companies, you become the spokesperson (and defender) of all the decisions happening in the IT department, for better or worse.
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A DfT spokesperson said: The DfT is looking into the possibility of upgrading the existing fleet of diesel CrossCountry Voyager trains by adding an additional carriage with a pantograph.
Bombardier offered fresh hope with £120m CrossCountry deal
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Al Badrah and will "revisit" its other planned projects, including Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Deira, the spokesperson said.
Nakheel Starts Payments to Creditors
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But last night a Government spokesperson said Education Minister Noel Dempsey will not be re-examining the fees option and the Cabinet would not be a revisiting the issue.
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According to Galia Dicheva, spokesperson for the royal family, the bride will stick to the Bulgarian traditional-style gown with some folklore motifs on her dress.
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‘We've simply miscalculated our tax payments and are willing to pay the remaining sum,’ the company spokesperson told The Jakarta Post.
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After all the arguments from media spokespersons who want us to believe their ‘product’ is innocuous, the world is still not flat and nicotine remains addictive.
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Compelling arguments for fair trade have been raised by influential spokespersons.
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A spokesperson said the virus seemed to be self-limiting and the student suspected of having meningitis underwent the full range of laboratory tests for the illness.
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The administration's obsession with loyalty has also kept the administration from anointing a physician already in government as chief medical spokesperson.
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A company spokesperson says the price is justified by a fivefold increase in sales since fiscal 1999.
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In an exercise to establish where the power in this conflict was imagined to be located, she had been singled out as the spokesperson.
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The traffic spokesperson said all roads in the province were open again after graders were used to scrape snow and ice off the tar.
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But it also prompted bitter criticism: animal-rights groups compared the act to Neanderthalism and wife-battery, and a spokesperson for the European Union derided the gesture as "too bizarre" to acknowledge.
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A police spokesperson said they were given a stern warning and released.
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At press time, the cause of his death had not been determined. According to an ABT spokesperson, Bissell was enrolled in a company drug rehabilitation program at the time.
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Jean's decision came despite earlier assurances from a French embassy spokesperson that she wouldn't have to give up her dual citizenship to assume the post.
Archive 2010-01-01
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A spokesperson declined to speculate on the cause of the train crash.
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It did spend a lot of money on a social media marketing campaign - "Nokia's spokesperson emphasised they saw these kind of 'buzzy', fun applications as key to capturing column inches in the press and generating awareness in social media channels.
The Register
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A spokesperson said that the policy would have little adverse financial effect, as it would save money otherwise spent on recruiting new staff.
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The Ugandan military spokesman spokesperson says the rebel revel leader on the run the region.
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Kuomintang spokesperson Li Jianrong appealed that the community should condemn the rough stuff together.
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No spokesperson would say when the orchestra would arrive, nor would they tell me anything about their schedule or even whether I'd be able to make contact with an orchestra member.
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A spokesperson for Bolton businesses was unsurprised by the figures.
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Now Jessie is the official spokesperson for fling-havers everywhere — Cole and Jessie are doing hot, naughty things in the very same places she swore she'd avoid.
Archive 2007-10-01
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Our spokespersons attribute European wariness to their experience with mad cow disease, foot and mouth disease, and other food scares.
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JIUQUAN, Gansu - China will launch the country's first space laboratory module between 9:16and 9:31 pm on Thursday, paving the way for its own space station, a spokesperson confirmed.
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It could easily have escalated into something far more serious, the spokesperson stressed.
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She is a spokesperson for the Howard League for Penal Reform.
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And though he had secured an MOT certificate for it, some of the bodywork was so corroded that the car was a danger to anyone using it and to other road users, a spokesperson for York trading standards said.
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Defending the absurd notion that the windbaggery of Mr. Galloway is somehow a threat to our national security, a spokesperson for the virginal Jason Kenney, Alykhan Velshi, referred to Gorgeous George as "someone who has provided financial support to Hamas, a banned terrorist organization in Canada, and someone who is, in a sense, a popinjay for those Taliban fighters who are trying to kill Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan.
Archive 2009-03-01
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The Department of Transportation does not officially use the term shovel-ready, but a spokesperson at the department says get ready for construction projects at a town near you.
CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2009
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‘Shoplifters are certainly more active during Christmas,’ a spokesperson said.
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They crowded round the spokesperson, eager for any news.
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The other cases were still under investigation with several suspects being charged, a police spokesperson said on Thursday.
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Or would you say "The people have decided, deal with it."? although I do not share your worldview and have serious reservations with the term freethinking as well as some of the movements biggest unofficial spokespersons (Harris,
To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth
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A spokesperson for the Fascists Out! campaign said on the website: For some time we have been monitoring the activities of the White Nazi Party in the Coleraine, Ballymoney, Bushmills and Ballymena areas.
Opposition to ‘fascist’ rock gig growing
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A Government spokesperson, however, said the Minister appointed a replacement minister who was more than able to deputise for him.
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There is a sense today of the self-styled spokespersons for victim groups scanning the globe for something about which they can become outraged.
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And the spokesperson said furthermore there are strict safeguards in the Bill to ensure the power is properly exercised.
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A spokesperson yesterday confirmed that those who had been disadvantaged by the regulation from April 1998 would be recompensed over the next four months.
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The spokesperson for the education department said the decision to turn repeaters away was based on the capacity of the school to take in more pupils.
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A spokesperson for Castlecomer Community School declared that they were very pleased indeed by the grades achieved by the vast majority of the students.
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In response the Commission's spokesman, Andy Saenz, the spokesperson for the Commission, said the commission did not want what it described as "controversial implications" about global warming included in the report.
Christopher Brauchli: Texas Censors Science
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A Forte spokesperson says the launch of the Heritage campaign is timed to coincide with the Easter break.
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A spokesperson for the EU said that while the Irish approach might be unorthodox, it wasn't unethical.
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We finally talked to someone at SCI, a spokesperson there, who told us that the cemetery employees disclosed what they called burial issues in 2007, that SCI investigated and confirmed.
CNN Transcript Sep 11, 2009
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He is now a senior whip and is ranked seven places above the finance spokesperson.
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Jennifer's spokesperson has also rubbished the rumours
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Safeway and Vons spokesperson Teena Massingill acknowledged concerns about liability as a reason why meats and other spoilable items aren't donated.
Food To Waste
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Joystiq, a Terminal Reality spokesperson said: "For the record, the PS3 version is softer due to the 'quincunx' antialiasing filter and the fact we render at about 75% the resolution of the 360 version.
VideoGamer.com - All Updates
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I did just see a spokesperson, by the way, for the speaker of the House, Mr. Dennis Hastert, who tells me that Mr. Hastert and others leaders have been evacuated into what he called the secure location.
CNN Transcript Sep 11, 2001
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A spokesperson from the Tasmanian trucking industry said members could not cope with the increased demand, while a federal study showed transport costs would jump 17%.
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Ann Lewis, spokesperson for the Clinton reelection campaign echoes that sentiment for the Democratic side.
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Edit ack. i meant to say NOT a spokesperson for macromedia.
Flock of Dodos - The Panda's Thumb
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Jane is both an effectively realized individual and a representative figure, a spokesperson for the African American experience from slavery times to the era of the civil rights movement.
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And now here we have a police spokesperson saying, ‘No, we wanted to nab him not because of what he did, but because of what he might do.’
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There were reports that it was a rather unpleasant conversation during which Mr. Brown reportedly "ranted" but a Lib Dem spokesperson said it was "perfectly amicable".
The Hindu - Front Page
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‘He's a dynamite player,’ says a spokesperson of the independent scouting service.
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What a contrast to the appalling policy of blindly deploying New Zealand servicemen and women, without reservation and when and wheresoever another country dictates, advocated by the National Party spokesperson.
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A South Eastern Health Board spokesperson responded that the issue was being considered by an inter-agency group.
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A spokesperson said: ‘When a stand is bookable, the same rate applies for children as adults.’
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The younger children are usually cared for by foster parents, said a spokesperson.
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A spokesperson for the food industry said the TV programme was alarmist.
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A spokesperson for Mr. Farkas said, Mr. Paladino's allegation that Andrew Farkas, or any Farkas-related entity, ever paid Andrew Cuomo a 'bribe' is a pure fabrication.
Buffalo Native Makes It a Street Fight
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A spokesperson said the report did not provide a justifiable reason for a Labour Court hearing.
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A Forte spokesperson says the launch of the Heritage campaign is timed to coincide with the Easter break.
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What's more, "There could be instances of ice forming inside the carburetor venturi that would cause future running problems after prolonged running with high humidity or blowing wet snow," says a Stihl spokesperson.
Tip of the Day: Use a gas leaf blower to clear light snow
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A department spokesperson said last night the money was paid out to 118 driving testers for travelling between the country's 52 testing centres last year.
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The selectees from the municipal departments were basically the leaders of the news departments or their spokespersons.
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Plasma displays are used in products such as large flat screen televisions, whereas LCD panels are more suited to smaller TVs as well as the monitors in notepads and personal computers, explained the spokesperson from Fujitsu.
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Today, a spokesperson for the label addresses the reports: "There is no LOVE Covers Popping Up - Katie Grand loves her multiple covers, and with the third issue of LOVE debuting just over a week away, cover images have started to appear.
Coutorture
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With Matt as the spokesperson, drugs houses and brothels did not last long in the area.
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A spokesperson for thetrainline. com said: "While we provide the retail and ticket fulfilment technology for the First Great Western website, we do not manage their customer services eg call centres, which is why in this particular case we, as thetrainline. com, were not able to notify Mr Cartwright about the late cancellation.
Why train travel has a bad reputation
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However, she was confident he would be found innocent, her spokesperson said on Thursday.
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The party's general council decided following the last election they would contest the next poll as an independent party, a spokesperson said.
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According to the spokesperson, among those rescued were eight girls and nine women who have been held in the bush since 1996.
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Unlike in other developed countries, artists and academics in the U.S. are not the national spokespersons that sports figures, entertainers and business people are.
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According to Jim Chisholm, a Cambridge Cycling Campaign spokesperson, fewer students cycle now than in previous years, and many haven't cycled since childhood.
What makes Cambridge a model cycling city? | Laura Laker
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Due to adverse weather conditions the ship may take shelter in ports in Spain, Portugal or Madeira on her journey to Tenerife, according to a spokesperson for the company.
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Either it comes off as too sneaky (the "product placement" that hovers somewhere between paid mention and genuine endorsement) or too overt (the ubiquitous multi-million dollar campaign, the overly quirky spokesperson, or the tacky fast food tie-in), and the result is that you feel like the conventioneer in the hotel bar who isn't quite sure if the woman he's talking to is a prostitute.
Sensory Depravation: Eyes Wide Open, Ears Wide Shut
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A Facebook spokesperson said the website does not comment on individual accounts, but said it believes a "real name culture" creates more accountability and a safer and more trusted environment.
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The person becomes both a spokesperson and a symbol of safety.
Christianity Today
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The spokesperson said it could not afford to meet the claim as FLS was still losing money in Ireland.
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A spokesperson for the Ministry of Health, which is helping with the investigation, said traces of cyanuramide that can cause kidney stones were found in Sanlu-brand milk products.
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However, the spokesperson did not discount the possibility that the burst pipe had been caused by other utilities working in the area in recent weeks.
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While demonstrating his ethnic and religious location unequivocally, Jani refuses to be slotted in the role of community spokesperson.
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A spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela varsity, Roslyn Baatjies, said their student debt stood at R101,9m at the end of July.
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A government spokesperson said they had no indication who was responsible for the attack.
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The spokesperson said the information campaign was a fig leaf to hide the most regressive tax in history.
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The ANC, through its spokesperson Ishmael Mnisi, said on Sunday it would "analyse" the advert before commenting.
Tonight
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It is rather sad, therefore, to hear the principal propagandists, and the spokesperson of this administration, reverting to denigration, vituperation, slander and assassination of the character of the Father of the Nation.
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‘Kids today are not wearing jockstraps,’ answered spokesperson Jenny Shulman matter-of-factly.
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However a spokesperson for An Post argued: ‘There is a not a recruitment ban, rather a curtailment on recruitment.’
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The spokesperson disowned a published statement.
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After picking the little dog up from the SPCA's Grassy Park kennels, the "adopter" returned it to the woman's home, SPCA spokesperson Sarah Scarth said on Tuesday.
Undefined
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A spokesperson for the minister told the Western People that he is endeavouring to get the Authority up and running as soon as he can.
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On the last leg of the trip, seven students remained in what NOLS spokesperson Bruce Palmer describes as a "self-sufficiency field base experience.
ABC News: Top Stories
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The remediation guidance could be updated this summer, when investigators receive more data about toxic drywall's long-term corrosiveness, according to Davis, the CPSC spokesperson.
ScrippsNews
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Fine Gael spokesperson on agriculture, Deputy Billy Timmins, called on Mr Ahern to give some concession to farmers in order to encourage them to sign up to the agreement.
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But a spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said that a new strategy was in place to "tackle the threat to the UK's native biodiversity from unwanted pest species which have 'hitchhiked' into the UK on plants".
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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‘Most people know the draw is pre-recorded,’ a spokesperson said.
