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"They are the ones that are in charge of resolving this situation in Najaf".
Mr. Fletchall, who remains with Ernst, was in charge of resolving technical accounting issues in the United States.
Burbank, a University of Pennsylvania law professor, is in charge of resolving disputes that arise from the CBA.
The court system cannot physically handle the 12,000 claims filed, "the sad legacy of the Indian residential school system," said the minister in charge of resolving the claims, Ralph Goodale.
In what many in Washington saw as a grab for power, Ms. Bair argued that her agency should be in charge of "resolving" insurance companies and other financial institutions, as well as banks.
Other pastimes include standing in the long morning line at the federal agency in charge of resolving labour disputes, where workers crowd every day to file complaints that often take years to resolve.
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