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First, appointments will become more like the lottery Ms Miers once ran.

As these kinds of developments gain momentum, Topol thinks that doctors' appointments will become increasingly rare.

On behalf of Governor Bush, I am also announcing today that Clay Johnson, currently serving as Governor Bush's chief of staff in Austin and formerly his appointments secretary, will become the executive director of the transition.

With Ms. Russo's appointment, Lucent will become the second-largest company in the United States to have a woman as chief executive.

"I don't think with his appointment Liverpool will become title contenders overnight, but you need to have a lift from somewhere and I think he can do this.

I believe that DocPlanner's approach to making online appointments with doctors will become a global standard.

He appointed Herbert Klein, an old friend and longtime adviser, to serve as communications director in his new Administration, and Klein, at his first meeting with the press after his appointment, said, "Truth will become the hallmark of the Nixon Administration.... We will be able to eliminate any possibility of a credibility gap in this Administration".

As a result of Doll's appointment, founder Steve Kirsch will become acting CTO.

People who have appointments will get priority.

The appointment of Green, who will become a peer in order for him to join the government, marks the end of a tricky recruitment process dating back to the May election.

The appointment of White, who will become the first black woman to lead the media industry regulator when she takes charge in March, was approved by the culture secretary, Sajid Javid.