And since his purchase of the club, Mr. Chagaev has kept his new employees on their toes by orchestrating a fast-paced game of musical chairs, ousting about 30 staff members and replacing the coach three times.
The compensation, detailed in a regulatory filing yesterday, will make Mr. Thain one of Wall Street's highest-paid chief executives as he steps in for E. Stanley O'Neal, who was ousted about three weeks ago.
Seven weeks after city officials ousted about 60 people from illegally converted lofts in a Brooklyn factory building because of fire safety hazards, most of the residents were allowed to return yesterday.
Mr. López Perito, the president's chief of staff, also acknowledged that despite Mr. Lugo's quest to do away with entrenched patronage, he has so far been able to oust only about 1,200 of 230,000 state employees.
Helmand Province, in the south, is the site of the largest United States Marines operation since the 2001 invasion to oust the Taliban; about 4,000 Marines are taking part.
A White House official said that Trump had been held at bay until after the elections in demanding Sessions's resignation but that the president talked eagerly about ousting his attorney general as soon as the votes were tallied.
Within hours after Assemblyman Joseph V. Doria Jr. conceded in the bitter fight among Assembly Democrats over who would be the next speaker, some of the state's most powerful Democrats began making backroom noise about ousting the Senate Democratic leader, Richard J. Codey.
Margaret Thatcher famously set herself against them, and in the end her party was forced to oust her to secure the about-turn on the poll tax that it desperately needed.
Last year Liverpool recruited a data scientist with a PhD in biological physics.Still, computers are not about to oust scouts entirely.
