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supervisor

[soo-per-vahy-zer] / ˈsu pərˌvaɪ zər /




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The back of the room — populated with parents, guardians and supervisors — is more sedate.

From Los Angeles Times

If the ordinance is approved, it will — per county policy — go again before supervisors for a second vote, scheduled for Dec. 9.

From Los Angeles Times

Her supervisor and mentor, Professor Louis Leakey, saw the value in that informality.

From BBC

Mr. Harkins has two sons: Christopher, 28, is a security supervisor at Madison Square Garden; Thomas, 22, works for the city’s Parks Department.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I believe everybody is struggling,” said Jessica Morales, 40, an employee at a nearby dress retailer who asked that the store not be named, since she didn’t have permission from her supervisor.

From Los Angeles Times