Yan Shengqin, the former party chief, happens to be one of the most senior within his clan's patrilineal hierarchy.
It was also fateful, perhaps, that Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief, happened to be watching class that day to audition a different young man.
The election of a new FIGC chief is happening because, on 24 June, in the bitter aftermath of World Cup humiliation, Giancarlo Abete, the former president, resigned alongside the manager, Cesare Prandelli.
Similarly, State Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the chairman of the state Republican Party, praised Mr. Coscia as "one of those rare people who can rise to the occasion and do a tremendous job for the chief executive no matter who the chief executive happens to be".
"Chief, what happens if they find out who I am and nobody loves me?" Jane Doe once asked Chief Callahan.
They don't need to be violated by some dramatic new strategic plan or some gross new reorganization every time a new chief executive happens to parachute in.
(Chinen) Cristina Pato and the Migrations Band (Tuesday) A worldly and commanding improviser whose chief instrument happens to be the gaita, or Galician bagpipes, Ms. Pato is probably best known in these parts as a member of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble.
For the past month, Zoran Zaev, leader of the opposition Social Democrats, has been leaking tapes of alleged conversations gathered for Nikola Gruevski, the prime minister, and his spy chief, who happens to be his cousin.Mr Zaev claims that the pair have listened in on 20,000 people.
At which moment the cousin of the wife of the chief — who happened to be crossing the long road that leads to the next village — felt she had no choice but to stop opposite the tall man, his machete glorious in the sun, and raise her hand, though her whole arm shook as she did so.
Two weeks ago, a California judge ordered the Oracle chief executive who happens to be the world's ninth-richest man to donate $100 million to charity and pay another $22 million to attorneys who sued him for alleged stock-trading abuses.
Mr. Bick said that mega-mergers had a psychological component, meaning that once transactions start happening, chief executives do not want to be left behind.
