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chief
adjective as in most important, essential
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noun as in person in charge
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Example Sentences
Dennis Speigel, founder and chief executive of the leisure and attractions consultant agency International Theme Park Services Inc, said the ride is more apt to cause unexpected naps than medical incidents.
Then FA chief executive Adam Crozier coined the term 'Golden Generation' following England's 5-1 World Cup qualifying away win over Germany in 2001.
On Tuesday, Jane Richardson, chief executive of National Museum Wales, described footage of the burglary as "emotional to watch".
And once such a fire breaks out, it is particularly hard to fight because of how readily available fuel is within a refinery, said Casey Snow, El Segundo Fire Department division chief.
The unitary executive theory suggests that such limits wrongly curtail the powers of the chief executive.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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