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  • He served in top staff positions in the Republican National Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee, which is in charge of electing Republicans to the House.

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  • Infosys also discloses such sensitive information as the exact compensation packages for more than 450 of its top staff, the aging of receivables and other data that most companies consider proprietary.

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  • As a former top Republican staff member in the Senate and legal counsel to the New York Stock Exchange, she might have been expected to be sympathetic to the antiregulatory mood of both parties, but, once again, she found herself out of step, most notably when a young company known as Enron called on the C.

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  • Unison branch secretary Chris Hanrahan, who represents civilian staff working at the force, said the union had been expecting further cuts and predicted civilian staff and police officer jobs could be lost on top of 100 staff already made redundant.

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  • More than 300 agency staff at Honda will not have their contracts renewed on top of 800 staff losses.

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  • In one of the companies we analyzed, the CEO had no fewer than 19 high-level colleagues on his top-level staff.

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  • Not only was the president included in the correspondence but all top White House staff such as then-White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta and Vice President Al Gore's chief of staff.

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  • They are not going to face cuts in an election year, said a top Senate Budget Committee staff aide.

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  • Staff from top management to secretaries have been clocking up 70-hour weeks.

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  • Bush cut short his weekend at Camp David to return to the White House to meet with his chief of staff and top advisers.

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  • The bonus would be given to staff on top of their normal weekend shift pay, which would vary depending on what other shifts they had done that week.

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  • Days earlier he had been made to sack his chief of staff and top security official, Nikolai Bordyuzha, who had bungled an attempt to remove the prosecutor-general, Yuri Skuratov, from office.

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  • "Given the information published today by El Pais, the Popular Party insists that its remuneration of top Popular Party officials and staff has always respected the law and its tax obligations, " it said in a statement.

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  • Meryl Streep is deliciously dictatorial as a fashion editor who terrifies everyone, from her magazine's staff to the top designers the magazine profiles, and Anne Hathaway is groomed to look like a young Julia Roberts as the editor's fresh-faced, off-the-rack-wearing assistant.

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  • The court heard there was "top-quality equipment" and staff were trained to check equipment.

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  • These plans are usually offered to all employees at a company, from top executives down to the custodial staff.

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