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The MPs also wanted to see more engineers sitting behind desks in Whitehall, arguing for the appointment of a government chief scientific and engineering adviser, replacing the present incumbent who advises only on science matters.

Mr. Biden's top foreign-policy aide, Antony J. Blinken, has been promoted to be Mr. Obama's deputy national security adviser, replacing Denis R. McDonough.

They say Mr. Friedman is a leading candidate to become the chief White House economic adviser, replacing Lawrence B. Lindsey as leader of the National Economic Council.

So too has the appointment of Miguel Kiguel, a member of Mr Menem's economic team, as Mr Cavallo's chief adviser, replacing Daniel Marx, the finance secretary, who resigned last week.Local bankers are lobbying hard for dollarisation, since a devaluation would cause many of their dollar loans to go bad.

In April, John R. Bolton became the White House national security adviser, replacing Army Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, who was long viewed as a subordinate to Mr. Mattis because of his rank as a three-star general compared with the retired Marine general's four stars.

The president fired Rex W. Tillerson, his secretary of state, and pushed out Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, his second national security adviser, replacing him with John R. Bolton, who in turn fired several top aides at the National Security Council.

Few doubt that the crucial voice will be Angela Merkel's.In this section A more complicated game Call of the south, pull of the north ReprintsThis week the German chancellor proposed that Jens Weidmann, her economic adviser, replace Mr Weber, who leaves the Bundesbank at the end of April.

Yet one of Mr Ban's first acts was to call for the resignation of all Mr Annan's senior advisers, replacing them with often inexperienced or even ill-qualified staff from outside the UN.

The move comes just days after RBS announced it would lay off 550 investment advisers, replacing them with an automated system that will offer advice based on customers responses to a series of questions.

President Trump finally did what everyone knew he was going to do, firing Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster as his national security adviser and replacing him with John Bolton.

Marshall's opponents failed, but they tried again the next year when Johnson sought to elevate Associate Justice Abe Fortas, a friend and adviser, to replace Earl Warren as chief.