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top brass

noun as in front office

noun as in mogul

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In its first major shakeup since 2017, Samsung has rejigged its business from three divisions to two, and reshuffled its top brass.

From Quartz

Yet the industry’s top brass denied its involvement in a campaign to deliberately mislead the public on climate change.

India’s prestigious engineering institutions have at least two dozen vacancies for its top brass.

From Quartz

However, Bill Barr never tried a case as a prosecutor in his life, nor did many of his top brass who he surrounded himself with.

From Time

Violation of gravitas is being taken ‘extremely seriously’ by army top brass, source says.

A source said that while the video may be entertaining, the incident is being taken ‘extremely seriously’ by army top brass.

All the while, few soldiers were to be seen anywhere, clearly having been instructed by top brass to keep a low profile.

Arguably it was this contempt for the top brass, more than anything, which was to save the world from a rain of death.

The results were so good that the top brass who came after Maple grew increasingly obsessed with numbers in general.

What were the Corps' top brass thinking of, anyway, to put so much on an untried kid just out of school?

All of us—all the Academy top brass—develop a foolproof test for cadet maneuvers.

The fit of the top brass therefore depends upon the fit strip being of the proper thickness from end to end.

By going through channels, George worked up from the woodwork to the top brass!

The top brass of Consolidated is giving you the green right down the line.

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On this page you'll find 275 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to top brass, such as: board, bureau, cabinet, committee, department, and executive.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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