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The lease on the 14th Street space MacQuaid would have overseen belongs to Local 16 ownership.

In the intelligence post, Mr. Freeman would have overseen the production of national intelligence estimates, which represent the consensus of the government's 16 intelligence agencies.

He said that he and Mr. Blair had agreed on Tuesday afternoon that he should step aside to avoid any perception of taint to the intelligence assessments he would have overseen at the National Intelligence Council.

DeVos opposed an effort, during debate this year about the state's bailout of Detroit Public Schools, to create a new commission that would have overseen charter and traditional schools in the Motor City.

Moreover, the administrator who oversaw those conversions and would have overseen the Edison project, Arthur Greenberg, left for a job at New York University last year, just as the privatization effort was getting under way.

Officials with the Republican National Convention have abruptly ended their working relationship with a senior adviser who was listed as a proposed member of the team that would have overseen a now-defunct proposal to raise the issue of President Obama's former spiritual adviser, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., in an advertising campaign.

The city, which had tangled with Mr. Cuomo in the past, would not have overseen the process.

Carneiro's responsibilities have included being on site at the training ground to deal with medical emergencies or significant injuries, while she would also have overseen any medication that might have been needed for the players.

Why also, having survived two bomb blasts in the past year, would the general have overseen the arrest of 18 alleged al-Qaeda members in the past two weeks?

No catalogue of the wrongdoing they have overseen would be long enough to shame them.

Those would-be revolutionary enablers have overseen a regime in which privacy is a distant memory and the daily monitoring of citizens by commercial entities a reality.