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Donnally, the vice chairwoman of the Palm Beach County Republican Party, raised $13,480 from March 3 through Thursday, bringing her overall total to $25,731.
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The latest round of talks took place in California last week between Mary D. Nichols, chairwoman of the California Air Resources Board, and William Wehrum, the E.P.A.’s senior clean air adviser.
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Commission Chairwoman Ariel Marzouca-Jaunai and vice chairwoman Jacqueline Massey Greene voted to relieve Farmer of his duties and pay him through the end of June.
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Canaday Howard is the Theatre Department chairwoman at the College of DuPage.
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The House report also included claims that Huawei’s chairwoman, Sun Yafang, had worked for the Ministry of State Security.
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Preckwinkle is a vice chairwoman of the Cook County Democratic Party; Berrios, who conceded defeat in his bid for re-election Tuesday, is the chairman.
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The bill started in the House Agricultural Affairs Committee, where it was sponsored by the committee’s chairwoman, rancher and Rep. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale.
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Contreras-Sweet, who will be executive chairwoman of the new company, is a respected player in politics and the private sector, but has no experience in the entertainment industry.
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: a woman who leads a meeting, organization, committee, or event
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