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noun as in single-seat furniture

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“The board determined that awarding all three licenses best advances the state’s long-term economic, fiscal, and community objectives,” said Vicki Been, board chair.

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“U.S. manufacturing activity contracted at a faster rate, with pullbacks in supplier deliveries, new orders and employment,” said Susan Spence, chair of the ISM.

The chair of the public inquiry, Sir Wyn Williams, published the first part of his final report on 8 July and the second volume is expected next year.

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But the new angle here is that it’s actually leadership — heads of the party, plus party whips and caucus chairs — who are the stock pickers to watch.

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The oversight committee is one of the House’s most high-profile panels and its chair, Republican Rep. James Comer of Kentucky, has broad subpoena power.

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