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Lisa Caputo, Citigroup's chief marketing officer, is expected to take expanded responsibilities steering a new council, on which Mr. Pandit will sit, that will manage and position the global Citi brand, people briefed on the changes said.

If the U.S. and other governments are to take expanded roles in the world economy -- as they must, and will -- then the public must demand something more than efforts to preserve the current system.

They did not take expanding its power and its commitments lightly.

Among the steps already taken: expanding the use of Tasers, ensuring all patrol officers have body cameras by year's end, simulation training, and making videos available of police-involved shootings within 60 days of when a complaint is filed.

The sorts of jobs she is now willing to take have expanded: "Absolutely anything that's legal and pays".

Philip Myers, the principal horn player, seemed to take his expanded role in stride.

It is unclear when the mechanism might be able to take on expanded powers to aid banks, but it could be within months.

The New York Times Company announced on Wednesday that two main members of its advertising department would take on expanded responsibilities as group vice presidents.

Others question whether the policy changes are wise: should the F.B.I. be allowed to take on expanded duties involving the gathering of domestic intelligence?

Ms. DiSesa, 58, who became chief creative officer in 1998, will take an expanded role with clients, the agency said, and focus on broader creative initiatives.

More community-based interventional studies are needed to explore the effectiveness of CHW programs as they take on expanded responsibilities for NCD detection, prevention and treatment.