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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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Bruised by the brief tenure of his well-known chief of staff Sue Gray, the prime minister will hope that Sir Chris largely continues to go under the radar of the wider public's consciousness.
After it was stood down, health chiefs said the hospital had entered a "recovery phase" and there would be a review of the incident.
“The state is taking the big-government position that it’s OK for them to prevent families from getting the healthcare their child needs,” said Jennifer C. Pizer, chief legal officer for Lambda Legal in Los Angeles.
The FIA has lost a sporting director, technical director, race director, chief executive officer and compliance officer among others this season.
Nationwide chief economist Robert Gardner said low levels of unemployment combined with pay increases that were outstripping inflation had helped to "underpin" the housing market.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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