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officer

[aw-fuh-ser, of-uh-] / ˈɔ fə sər, ˈɒf ə- /




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London City, led by chief executive officer Martin Semmens, have been working on a long-term project to achieve their aims of reaching European competition by 2026 - an ambitious target for a newly promoted club.

From BBC

“There are not records. There’s nothing that exists,” said Jason Britt, the county administrative officer for Tulare County, which has been sued at least eight times by Herman Law.

From Los Angeles Times

Sarvarov, 56, was a highly decorated officer who graduated from a tank command school in the waning years of the Soviet Union and served in the conflicts fueled by its collapse.

From The Wall Street Journal

In some cases, the officers are meant to sniff out any scent of treason or collaboration.

From The Wall Street Journal

When officers arrived they noted the 53-year-old pilot was battling to answer basic questions.

From The Wall Street Journal