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Pete Rouse, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama who has little public profile but considerable influence in the West Wing, will become the president's new gatekeeper, at least through the election in November, as Mr. Emanuel moves back to Chicago to run for mayor, officials said.

But we do have considerable influence in the G20.

The ultimate responsibility lies with the MOC who will sign trade agreements, but other agencies have considerable influence in determining the outcome of negotiations.

It remains unbuilt, but its low pavilions were a considerable influence in the field.

It was unclear how influential Khan was with Karzai, but he was thought to wield considerable influence in Uruzgan.

Walsh was intelligent and ambitious — as the director of training and a former acting head of the Department of Psychological Medicine, she carried considerable influence in the department — but was also widely seen as needy and emotionally brittle.

González may have been elected to the mayoralty in 1979, but he was already a man of considerable influence in Olmedo under the dictatorship and had occupied the town hall since 17 July 1975, four months before Franco died, when he was appointed mayor by the governor of Valladolid.

WASHINGTON — They may be held in low esteem around the nation, but the country's largest banks still wield considerable influence in Washington.

It is unclear who will prevail and become the party's nominee, but it is clear that Mr. Moi will exercise considerable influence in the selection.

Respiratory disease, neoplasms and vascular disease all had a considerable influence in reducing LE associated with smoking, but to varying degrees.

But their dedication to music has given the Ahl-e Haqq considerable influence in Iranian culture, notwithstanding their reticence in revealing their Sufi identity and beliefs.