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In '58, he left to become special counsel to Gov. Harriman in Albany.
VIRGINIA--Announced the resignation of Terry Holland, athletic director, to become special assistant to the university president, effective June 1.
"We would truly reason with each other," recalled Mr. Starr, who went on to become special prosecutor during the Clinton administration.
It is allowing innovative places to become "special zones" that are light on regulation and heavy on such new ideas as smart energy grids and high-density living.
Mr. R. left a justiceship in the N. Y. State Supreme Court in Sept. 1943 to become special counsel to Pres.
This week, Jonathan Glater of The Times reported the story of Travis and Stephanie Gay, a couple in Kentucky who had borrowed about $100,000 to become special education teachers, under the impression that they could pay their loans off in five years via a special state forgiveness program for people who worked in low-salary service professions.
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Rotating tubes projected on the dome-screen seem to become special-effects passageways, dizzyingly whirling the audience on visceral rides through a history of the cosmos.
Announced first base coach Robby Thompson will become special assistant to the general manager.
First defeat: Having become special adviser to Cecil Parkinson, until his resignation in disgrace, and then Chancellor Nigel Lawson, Portillo fights first parliamentary seat in 1983 General Election.
Société Générale named Frédéric Oudéa as chief financial officer, succeeding Herve Saint-Saveur, who will become special adviser to the chairman, Daniel Bouton.
Then, in early June ,1946, the Pres. said it was time for him to get out of uniform & become special counsel in name as well as fact.
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