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In practical terms, he effectively fired the civil service of Iraq.

Days after he effectively fired Mr. Nkole, President Banda launched a new anti-corruption policy.

That's why, this week, he effectively fired his campaign manager, Paul Manafort — who officially resigned on Friday morning — and brought in a new team.

He was effectively fired in 2006 by D.I.A., which said he could not stay on without a clearance, and now works at a Washington research group, the Center for Advanced Defense Studies.

In an undated letter to the president revealed Wednesday, Sessions wrote that he was submitting his resignation to Trump "at your request," indicating that he was effectively fired.

And he has the distinction of being effectively fired as president of Harvard.

Lowton effectively fired Villa to a vital win at Stoke on Saturday when he hit a stunning 30-yard volley into the net with just three minutes remaining.

The actress-turned-pundit also reported testimony from Maj. Stephen Coughlin, who in 2008 was effectively fired from his post at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, because, many conservatives believe, he was a staunch anti-Islamic extremist advocate.

The Lakers effectively fired him two weeks later, and at the time, Jackson did not know if he would ever coach again -- much less return to Los Angeles.

Mr. Aujali previously announced that he no longer recognized the Libyan government, leaving him in a diplomatic limbo after Libya's foreign ministry effectively fired him in a fax sent to the State Department.

The agency effectively fired him in January 1992.