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appointee

noun as in nominee

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The new case could determine if he is free to remake the Federal Reserve Board by removing a Democratic appointee who he says may have broken the law.

His appointees for replacements are raising concerns about vaccine policy and recommendations moving forward.

In July 2024, Utah’s five Supreme Court justices — all Republican appointees — found that the Legislature’s repeal and replacement of Proposition 4 was unconstitutional.

Despite the apparent efforts of House Republicans to replace him, a locally elected official, with a presidential appointee, on Wednesday the attorney general announced he would seek reelection in 2026.

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The appointee of former President Barack Obama called on her fellow judges to hold the line on campus speech protections.

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