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When Zaire became independent in 1960, he returned as a respected lieutenant in the army.

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Collins taught home economics in high school and math in junior high before she transitioned into politics, elected clerk of the Kentucky Court of Appeals in 1975 and then lieutenant governor in 1979.

The following day, a lieutenant in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s homicide unit emailed Mitlyng, asking the detective to huddle with the prosecutor on the case.

He can take his place alongside Harry Kane as one of Tuchel's tried and trusted lieutenants when the World Cup quest starts next summer.

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"You know how the president is -- he sends a message on X, but it's not that easy," one lieutenant currently serving in the armed forces told AFP.

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