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administrative
adjective as in involved in managing or using power
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Instead of being booked as an investment in the future of the company, training is lumped in with other administrative expenses, such as breakroom coffee.
But Justice Department lawyers admitted that the Salvadoran had been wrongly deported due to an "administrative error."
“However, the Mayor’s Office intervened,” Escobar said in the administrative claim.
According to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday charging Parias, federal authorities say they had previously tried to arrest him on an administrative arrest warrant issued in conjunction with a federal immigration proceeding.
ADP said the company has historically provided aggregated administrative data, not client data, to the Fed for free as a public service.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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