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Since the Reagan administration, Republicans have bypassed black leaders in favor of their handpicked "independent thinkers," who are distrusted by black voters.

The American political process fascinated him, coming  from a country where a select group of Communist Party officials handpick their leader.

Fellows also have the benefit of three "handpicked" mentors, chosen by the Thiel Foundation based on their interests.

Vikram S. Pandit took over Citigroup in December 2007 after the tumultuous tenure of Charles O. Prince III, the handpicked successor of Mr. Weill.

The government's poor electoral prospects have much to do with Venezuelans' rejection of Maduro, the handpicked successor of Chavez, who died in March 2013.

The intelligence and security committee, which is supposed to examine the policy and operations of the agencies, consists of a small number of parliamentarians, handpicked by the prime minister, and includes ex-ministers who effectively scrutinise their own past decisions.

He set aside a war chest of $2 billion and handpicked a team of young executives to look at possible ways to use the Web as a distribution platform.

Gebirge turns out to have a typically eclectic mix of music, handpicked by Burkert.

The newspaper's reviews will now be done by a crew of writers handpicked by Ebert.

Michael E. O'Neill, the bank's forceful chairman, pushed Mr. Pandit out in favor of his handpicked successor, Mr. Corbat.

Just as there are no characters, only Cruise and a bunch of stooges handpicked to make him look good.