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vice

[vahys] / vaɪs /




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As of now, there are essentially no federal or state laws requiring automatic refunds in the case of service outages, according to John Breyault, a vice president at the National Consumers League.

From MarketWatch

An executive vice president gave Kramer a copy of a presentation including slides about the contaminated vaccine batches on Oct.

From The Wall Street Journal

The vice president visited soon after taking office in a trip meant to signal the administration's interest in acquiring the territory.

From BBC

A vice president of Greece's air traffic controllers' association, Olga Toki, called the incident "very troubling" on Wednesday, saying there was "no time to waste" in upgrading the necessary systems.

From Barron's

Executive vice president Carol Howle is serving as interim CEO until then after the departure of Murray Auchincloss, whose efforts to streamline the company received a cool reception from investors.

From MarketWatch