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deputy

[dep-yuh-tee] / ˈdɛp yə ti /


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He also has decent deputies in store for the trip to the Principality Stadium.

From BBC

Neither guns used in the attack at the home or the school were previously seized by police, deputy commissioner McDonald clarified on Friday.

From BBC

The suspected driver of a stolen car led deputies on a chase Friday morning along the Los Angeles River channel before surrendering to authorities.

From Los Angeles Times

At the time, the museum's deputy administrator, Francis Steinbock, said the problem that caused the leak had been known about for years.

From BBC

John Shaw, Magnus’s deputy, is a brute and a bully; Abel Walker, Magnus’s nephew, is a young innocent; Tom Hearn is a sailor who trained as a cleric and speaks the indigenous languages.

From The Wall Street Journal