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consultant

[kuhn-suhl-tnt] / kənˈsʌl tnt /


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The full-throated approach is a departure for the partnership, which was derided by some business leaders and political consultants last year for having little sway during the hotly contested mayoral race.

From The Wall Street Journal

The security situation in Venezuela remains delicate, security consultants say, but broadly in line with—if still somewhat worse than—other Latin American countries that struggle with violence, like Mexico and Colombia.

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When personal computers started arriving in offices in the 1980s, college-educated employees such as financial analysts, scientists and consultants were able to do more at work.

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Airlines decide for themselves whether it is safe to fly, an assessment typically based on a hodgepodge of government intelligence, regulatory advice and private-security consultants.

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Craig Agranoff, a Florida-based marketing consultant, says it’s quite possible that Norris’s fame will only grow in the years to come, given how much the “Chuck Norris facts” concept has cemented itself in the culture.

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