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"He was discussing reducing the salaries of high-ranking government officials compared to the rest of the people who work for the government," said the prime minister's spokesman, Ali al-Moussawi.

Additionally, less than a third of response professionals lack confidence in the abilities of officials compared to 44% of laypeople.

In Asia/Southeast Asia, 60% of wildlife officials compared to 40% of project scientists knew of at least one outbreak, with just one of the five countries having the same outbreak pathogens reported by both people.

Another building with interesting environmental concepts is the Japanese pavilion, which officials compare to a giant purple silkworm cocoon.

On Tuesday, the Obama Administration reportedly plans to unveil a more aggressive campaign against Chinese hacking groups, a threat that a U.S. defense official compared to "nuclear command centers around Moscow".

If her contract with the district withstands a number of legal and governmental challenges, the superintendent will ease into retirement with a $740,876 severance package that the state's top education official compared to the "golden parachute" awarded to retiring Fortune 500 executives.

The Secret Service's trailer is now located about 50 floors below the Trump family compound within Trump Tower, a move one unnamed former Secret Service official compared to "having the quarterback of the football game actually being located in a different stadium than where the game is being played".

Both are widely viewed as the chief engineers of the fraud, which Western officials have compared to a Ponzi scheme.

Competing Kurdish and Arab claims for Kirkuk, which remains among Iraq's most troubled areas, remain a particularly delicate problem, which American officials have compared to a ticking time bomb.

"But having said that, there are already vast amounts of weapons out there in Iraq in the hands of former regime officials, and compared to that this would be just a drop in the bucket".

The Turks have been more ambitious and strategic in their demands, refusing to participate in loan exhibitions with several museums under a tactic that some officials have compared to blackmail.