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As Xu Yaping, the patrol's chief, peers through the haze, and coal barges and dredgers churn the lake, the chance of encountering this ancient creature seems remote.
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Despite being an "in-er", he was furious about the scare stories from his chief executive peers.
This year they invited former Ofsted chief and Labour peer, Lady Sally Morgan to address them.
Earth's richest man e-mailed his C-level peer, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer Steve Ballmer, on June 7, 2003, one day after Oracle announced its takeover bid.
In the six months to the end of June, "We have underperformed a number of our peers," chief executive Katherine Garrett-Cox was obliged to confess on Thursday.
"To receive that recognition from your chief executive and peers, and from people you've worked with years ago... it's been a fantastic experience," she says.
"Clearly women with the benefit of higher discretionary incomes and attractive tax incentives can be better super savers than their male peers," chief executive of Industry Super Australia, David Whiteley, said.
Other faxes are said to show the chief executive thanking the peer for a bonus worth $300,000 dollars.
Lords chief whip Lord Bassam, 62, peer since 1997 Formerly, as Steve Bassam, the Labour leader of Brighton council, he stood unsuccessfully as a Commons candidate before becoming a peer.
