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The 27th amendment to Pakistan’s constitution creates a new post that puts Munir in charge of all three branches of the armed forces as soon as the end of this month, and gives him lifelong immunity from prosecution—in effect putting him on par with the president in terms of legal protection.

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security, which oversees export controls, is in charge of monitoring compliance.

The letters are signed by Sacramento Field Office Special Agent in Charge Siddhartha Patel and began arriving in mailboxes from Sacramento to Washington, D.C., last week, according to copies of the communications shared with The Times.

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He went to the 2022 World Cup as Rigobert Song's assistant with Cameroon, but this time he will be the man in charge.

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Blaise Pascal was only 19 when he developed the machine to help his father, who was in charge of a court that was tasked with restoring order to tax revenue collections in northern France, Christie's said.

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