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appointing

adjective as in electoral

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The proposals would see forces appointing a named contact for rural communities and officers given better access to technology, such as drones.

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That hasn’t stopped Health and Human Services from recently appointing a discredited vaccine skeptic to investigate this link.

From Salon

Bass said at the Palisades event on Thursday that the city is in the process of appointing a new chief recovery officer.

"And if you want to vote by post or by appointing a proxy to vote on your behalf, you'll need to apply before the deadlines next week - but you must be registered to vote first."

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Brook said he has held conversations about appointing a vice-captain but that a decision would be announced closer to the West Indies series, which begins on 29 May.

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