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And he appointed Vice President Joe Biden to lead a task force on guns.

In 1969, the H.E.W. secretary, Robert H. Finch, asked him to lead a task force on reform in higher education.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg asked two members of his administration yesterday to lead a task force to study New York City's response to last week's blackout.

Mr. Clinton appointed the first lady to lead a task force in 1993 that, largely in secret, developed a proposal to remake the nation's health care system.

Abrams soon named Taylor to lead a task force of students, faculty, alumni and outsiders from places like the Urban League and the First A.M.E.

Michael O. Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, has appointed Dr. John O. Agwunobi, assistant secretary for health, to lead a task force on the issue.

Have you been tasked to lead a project or team and feel overwhelmed?

Brad Wiegmann, a senior Justice Department national security lawyer, is to help lead a task force charged with recommending the legal rules for detention of future terrorism suspects.

But H.E.W. officials commissioned Mr. Newman to lead a second task force on reform in 1971.

She was to lead a small task force to investigate, initially composed of two women and two men and later to be joined by Ms. Grimes.

Miliband will reflect on ideas floated over the weekend by Iain Duncan Smith, the secretary of state for work and pensions, who has been appointed to lead a gangs task force.