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He was elected to the Board of Directors in 2006 and served as a Representative At Large for three years.

He has also worked on numerous successful Academy Awards® and Emmy campaigns and served as a representative to countless directors, producers, writers and production companies.

Spokane native Tom Foley was a Democratic Speaker of the House and served as a representative of Washington's 5th district for 30 years, enjoying large support from Spokane, until his narrow defeat in the "Republican Revolution" of 1994, the only time U.S. voters have turned out a sitting Speaker of the House since 1860.

Though the engines listed below are not the only high-tech designs available, they are among the best and serve as a representative sample of what is in showrooms.

He is a member of the conservative Tea Party movement and served as a Kansas representative on the Republican National Committee.

Mr. Trichet was the head of the French Treasury in the early 1990's and served as a government representative on the bank's board.

As a student at Columbia, he was involved in the Graduate Student Organization and served as a departmental representative for the Graduate Student Advisory Council.

He has worked at all levels of planning, with research and consultancies for local, regional, state, and federal agencies; and served foreign governments and institutions (China, Mexico, Australia), and served as a Special Representative of the United Nations with three missions to Montenegro.

Patty Gerstenblith, who is chairman of the Archaeological Institute of America's cultural property legislation committee and served as a public representative on the committee from 2000 to 2003, said she saw good reason for the secrecy.

Ashcroft provided reliable fodder for Democrats on the campaign trail and served as a visible representative of the evangelical Christians who played a crucial role in reelecting the president.

"It's nice to say we're going to have a night out to see Alvin Ailey but at $40 a pop, what does that do to your public housing families?" says longtime local resident and activist Shirley Newsome, who lives near Oakwood Shores and served as a community representative during the CHA's transformation process.