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clerk

[klurk, klahrk] / klɜrk, klɑrk /


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In deciding the case, involving Texas’ election law, he and his law clerks had sifted through hundreds of thousands of exhibits, reviewed testimony from more than 70 witnesses and researched relevant case law.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ahead of every election year, Wisconsin clerks lobby the Legislature with the same request: pass a bill to let them count ballots on the Monday before an election.

From Salon

Ask the Uber driver or grocery checkout clerk how their day is going or how their holidays were.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Is someone helping you?” asked Judge Gary Tanaka at a Dec. 17 hearing in his Torrance courtroom where she had been appearing with such regularity that the clerk knows her by first name.

From Los Angeles Times

The 7-Eleven clerk was driven to the site of arrest and identified the two as the perpetrators, the indictment said.

From Los Angeles Times