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  • Chief/Gallery
    ...le replica.jpg/credit}}<br />A scale replica of Locomotive #3460 and the ''Chief'' sits trackside at Stillwater, Oklahoma on [[Armistice Day]], 1939. The si ...ief'' and ''Super Chief'' shows passengers boarding the California-bound ''Chief'' at [[Dearborn Station]] in Chicago.
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  • Erwin Tschentscher/Definition
    Deputy Chief and Chief of Office 1 (Food), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe B]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|
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  • Max Kiefer/Definition
    Deputy chief, [[WVHA Amtsgruppe C]] and chief of Office 2, (special construction), SS-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|Oberst
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  • Vice Chief of Staff of the Army
    ...Staff in his absence, and is more concerned with Army operations while the Chief of Staff works with the Defense Department, White House, and Congress. Neither the Chief nor the Vice Chief exercises direct command over combat troops; their role is readying Army fo
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  • Louis Behrens/Definition
    ...y in [[Charleston, South Carolina]]'s fire department with 25 years as its chief
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  • Ori Nir/Definition
    ...D.C.]] bureau chief and reporter for [[Haaretz]]; former Washington Bureau Chief for the Jewish Forward
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  • Georg Loerner/Definition
    Deputy Chief of WVHA and Chief, [[WVHA Amtsgruppe B]]; [[SS]]-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|Gruppenfuehrer]
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  • August Frank/Definition
    Deputy Chief of WVHA and Chief, [[WVHA Amtsgruppe A]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|Obergruppenfuehrer]
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  • Charles Curtis (lobbyist)/Definition
    ...ng Officer, Nuclear Threat Initiative; former Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the United Nations Foundation (UNF); partner in [[Hog
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  • Hermann Becker-Freyseng/Definition
    ...f the WWII [[Luftwaffe]], Chief of Department for Aviation Medicine of the Chief of Medical Services; charged in the [[Medical Case (NMT)]]
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  • Super Chief/Gallery
    ...}<br />A breakfast menu from the first eastbound run of Santa Fe's ''Super Chief'' on May 15, 1936 is exemplary of the type and quality of the offerings ava ...tp://www.titchenal.com/atsf/ayw1946/ "Along Your Way"] pulling the ''Super Chief''.
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  • Paul von Hindenburg/Definition
    (1847-1934) German Field Marshal in WWI, Chief of Staff and then Chief of the Army with [[Erich Ludendorff]] as principal deputy; told [[Wilhelm I
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  • Paul Rostock/Definition
    ...f Surgeon of the Berlin Surgical Clinic, Surgical Adviser to the Army, and Chief of the Office of Medical Science and Research, headed by [[Karl Brandt]]; c
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  • Joseph Farah/Definition
    ...the International Edition of the ''[[Jerusalem Post]]''; former editor-in-chief of the ''[[Sacramento Union]]''
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  • Chief/External Links
    ...rl=http://www.railwaywondersoftheworld.com/chief.html|chapter=The Santa Fe Chief|title=Railway Wonders of the World|year=1936|pages=281-284|editor-first=Cla ...rizonawrecks.com/favoritelinks/santafechiefwreck1944.html The Wreck of the Chief] on July 3, 1944 near Williams, Arizona.
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  • James Davis/Definition
    ...and [[Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe]] (NATO); Chief Negotiator for the NATO and UN for NATO's participation in the Yugoslavia c
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  • Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)
    ...Japanese Army]]. This individual was co-equal, organizationally, to the [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Navy)]]. ...significant actions without the approval, or even prior knowledge, of the Chief of Staff.
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  • Kay Peng Khoo/Definition
    ...Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of Malayan United Industries Berhad and Chief Executive of Malayan United Industries Berhad; Trustee, [[Regent University
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  • Gentaro Kodama/Definition
    ...ent official; chief of staff to the commander in the Russo-Japanese-War; [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (11 Apr 1906 - 30 Jul 1906)--died sudd
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  • Super Chief/External Links
    ...ta Fe Railway No. 1344] &mdash; photographs and short history of a ''Super Chief'' Dormitory-Lounge Car built in 1950. ...y No. 1471 ''Cochiti''] &mdash; photographs and short history of a ''Super Chief'' Dining Car built in 1936.
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  • David Mott/Definition
    ...ice President of AstraZeneca; Panel of Senior Advisers, [[Chatham House]]; Chief Executive and President, [[MedImmune]], USA
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  • DeAnne Julius/Definition
    ...Committee, [[Bank of England]]; Chief Economist, [[British Airways]] PLC; Chief Economist, [[Royal Dutch Shell]]
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  • Lawrence Sheets/Definition
    ...ght Journalism Fellow, [[Stanford University]], 2000-2001; Caucasus Bureau Chief, Reuters, 1992-2000; Producer, Moscow Bureau, [[NBC News]], 1991-92
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  • William Fraser/Definition
    ...uclear Requirements Cell at [[Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe]], Chief of Staff for [[United States Strategic Command]], and as the [[Assistant to
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  • W. Kenneth Ferree/Definition
    ...ief of the Cable Services Bureau at the FCC and Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer and Interim CEO at the [[Corporation for Public Broadcast
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  • Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)/Related Articles
    {{r|Akihito Komatsu}} [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (26 Jan 1895 - 20 Jan 1898) {{r|Soroku Kawakami}} [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (20 Jan 1898 - 16 May 1899)
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  • Head of government
    #REDIRECT [[Chief of government]]
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  • CNO
    #REDIRECT [[Chief of Naval Operations]]
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  • The Man Who Hated Banks
    ...Hazlerigg]]; five [[Henry Bohun]]; three [[Inspector Bill Mercer|Detective Chief Inspector Mercer]]; and three [[Patrick Petrella|Detective Inspector Petrel *''Back in Five Years'', page 11, told in the first person by [[Chief Inspector Hazlerigg]]
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  • Convio/Related Articles
    {{r|Gene Austin}} Chief Executive Officer, [[Convio]] {{r|Vinay Bhagat}} Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, [[Convio]]
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  • Aritomo Yamagata/Definition
    ...ilitary commander and three-time [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)|Chief of Staff]]; Three-time President of the [[Privy Council (Japan)|Privy Counc
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  • David Horovitz/Definition
    Editor-in-chief, ''[[Jerusalem Post]]''
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  • Julian Assange/Definition
    Editor-in chief at WikiLeaks.
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  • Dov Alfon/Definition
    Editor-in-Chief of [[Haaretz]], 2008-
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  • Gary Roughead/Definition
    U.S. [[Chief of Naval Operations]] since 2007
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  • Roman consul/Definition
    Chief magistrate of the Roman Republic.
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  • Zeus/Definition
    chief-god in the ancient Greek Mythology
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  • Amory Lovins/Definition
    Cofounder and Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute
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  • Glenn Williams/Definition
    Chief Financial Officer, [[Focus on the Family]]
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  • Thomas Jackson/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Thomas Jackson (police chief, Ferguson, MO)/Definition]]
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  • William Rehnquist
    ...-1986) and as Chief Justice (1986-2005). He was the fourth-longest serving Chief Justice in the history of the court.
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  • Richard Ben-Veniste/Definition
    ...on Government Operations]] from 1976 to 1977. From May 1995 to June 1996, chief counsel (minority) of the Senate Whitewater Committee.
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  • Bill Pease/Definition
    Chief Scientist, [[Convio]]; Advisory Board, [[New Organizing Institute]]
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  • Elizabeth Farah/Definition
    Co-founder, chief marketing officer, and columnist, [[WorldNetDaily]]
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  • Thomas Jackson/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[Thomas Jackson (police chief, Ferguson, MO)/Related Articles]]
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  • Otto von Erdmannsdorf
    ...until the major reorganization of 1943 by [[Joachim von Ribbentrop]]. The Chief was [[Ernst von Weizsaecker]].
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  • Michael Berkow/Definition
    ...as well as the Critical Incident Investigation Division; previously police chief in three other cities; Police Project Manager for [[U.S. Department of Just
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  • Edwin Layton/Definition
    U.S. Pacific Fleet chief intelligence officer during the [[Second World War]]
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  • Denis Diderot/Definition
    Enlightenment ''[[philosophe]]'' and Editor in Chief of the ''[[Encyclopédie]]''.
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  • William Paley (broadcasting)/Definition
    (1901-1990) Chief executive of the [[CBS]] broadcasting network
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  • Michael Cohen/Definition
    ...International Peace]]; [[Foreign Policy (magazine)|''Foreign Policy'']],; chief speechwriter for Sen. Chris Dodd ([[Democratic Party (United States)|D-]][[
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  • Named passenger trains of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway/External Links
    ...ta Fe Railway No. 1344] &mdash; photographs and short history of a ''Super Chief'' Dormitory-Lounge Car built in 1950. ...y No. 1471 ''Cochiti''] &mdash; photographs and short history of a ''Super Chief'' Dining Car built in 1936.
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  • Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard
    #redirect [[Master Chief Petty Officer of the United States Coast Guard]]
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  • Dan Froomkin/Definition
    American journalist and Washington bureau chief for the [[Huffington Post]]
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  • Springtail/Definition
    Small primitive [[hexapod]]s whose chief ecological function are to scavenge.
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  • Jack Keane/Definition
    ...l in the [[United States Army]], who was [[Chief of Staff of the Army|Vice Chief of Staff]] between 1999 and 2003, and made major policy change recommendati
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  • David Richards/Definition
    General, [[British Army]], GCB, CBE, DSO; [[U.K. Chief of Defence Staff]]
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  • Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff/Related Articles
    {{r|Chief of Naval Operations||**}} {{r|Chief of Staff of the Air Force||**}}
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  • Fabienne Hara/Definition
    ..., [[International Crisis Group]]; UN service including Acting Chief/Deputy Chief, Political Affairs Division, United Nations Mission in Sudan (2006-2007), S
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  • Vern Clark/Definition
    Trustee, [[Regent University]]; Admiral, [[United States Navy]], retired; [[Chief of Naval Operations]]
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  • Richard Baehr/Definition
    Chief political correspondent, [[American Thinker]]; Visiting Fellow of the [[Jew
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  • Ernest J. King/Definition
    [[Fleet Admiral]], [[United States Navy]], [[Chief of Naval Operations]] during the [[Second World War]]
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  • Thomas R. Gibian/Definition
    Chief Executive Officer, Emerging Capital Partners; board member, [[Center for Gl
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  • Soroku Suzuki/Definition
    [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (2 Mar 1926 - 19 Feb 1930)
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  • Ahmad Bakhsh Sindhi/Definition
    (1917 - 2000) Chief Law and Justice Minister in Rajasthan, India from 1983-1985.
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  • Inge Viermetz/Definition
    Deputy manager and chief nurse of [[Lebensborn]]; acquitted in the [[RuSHA Case (NMT)]]
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  • Byron York/Definition
    Generally conservative U.S. journalist, now chief White House correspondent for the [[Washington Examiner]]
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  • John Reid/Definition
    Former Chief Technology Officer, Colgate Palmolive; former CEO, CityQuicker; board membe
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  • Maggie Bar-Tura/Definition
    Chief Operating Officer of the Foundation for Jewish Camping; [[Ameinu]]'s Vice P
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  • Muzammil Ahmed/Definition
    Board member, [[Institute for Social Policy and Understanding]]; Chief of Surgery at Oakwood Annapolis hospital
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  • H. R. Haldeman/Definition
    Longtime aide to [[Richard Nixon]]; [[White House Chief of Staff]] convicted for [[Watergate]]-related offenses
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  • Chief of Staff, Israeli Defense Forces
    #REDIRECT [[Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces]]
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  • William Rehnquist/Definition
    16th Chief Justice of the United States of America
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  • Earl Warren/Gallery
    [[File:Earl Warren.jpg|thumb|left|Chief Justice Earl Warren]]
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  • John Roberts/Definition
    The seventeenth and current Chief Justice of the United States
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  • U.S. Army Chief of Staff
    #REDIRECT [[Chief of Staff of the Army]]
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  • Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army
    #REDIRECT [[Chief of Staff of the Army]]
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  • Isamu Uehara/Definition
    [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (17 Dec 1915 - 17 Mar 1923)
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  • Michael Little/Definition
    President and Chief Operating Officer, [[Christian Broadcasting Network]]; executive board, [[C
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  • Head of State/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Chief of state]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Chief of government}}
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  • Otto Hofmann/Definition
    Chief of [[RuSHA]] (1940-1943); attended [[Wannsee Conference]]; convicted in [[R
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  • George Casey/Definition
    U.S. [[Chief of Staff of the Army]] since 2007; previously commanded [[Multi-National Fo
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  • Terry v. Ohio/Gallery
    [[File:Earl Warren.jpg|thumb|left|Chief Justice Earl Warren, author of the majority opinion]]
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  • Chief constable
    '''Chief constable''', in nearly all County police forces in the [[United Kingdom|UK Notable Chief Constables of the Metropolitan Police have included [[Frederick Porter Wens
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  • U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam/Definition
    Chief U.S. representative to [[Vietnam]], currently [[Michael Michalak]]; during
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  • Gilbert Clayton/Definition
    Chief of Egyptian Army intelligence in WWI, then member of Sir [[Henry McMahon]]'
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  • Soemu Toyoda/Definition
    Admiral, [[Imperial Japanese Navy]]; [[Commander-in-Chief, Combined Fleet]], May 1944 to the Japanese surrender
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  • George Joulwan/Definition
    General, [[U.S. Army]], retired; Former Commander in Chief, [[United States European Command]]; former Supreme Allied Commander, NATO
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  • Dan Halutz/Definition
    [[Lieutenant general]] and Chief of Staff of [[Israeli Defense Forces]] during the 2006 operations in Lebano
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  • Jeffrey Blattner/Definition
    ...[[Legal Policy Solutions]], LLC; Courts Committee, Constitution Project; Chief Counsel to Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA), 1992-1995
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  • Georg von Detten/Definition
    SA-Gruppenfuehrer, [[Sturmabteilung]] political chief, NSDAP Reichstag deputy; killed in the [[Night of the Long Knives]]
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  • Pervez Musharraf/Definition
    Former President and Chief of Army Staff in Pakistan, who seized power in a bloodless 1999 coup.
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  • Edward Christie, Jr./Definition
    Senior Vice President of Administration and Chief Financial Officer, [[Caring People Alliance]]; board, [[Alliance Defense Fu
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  • American Spectator/Definition
    ...rvatives", whose webpage features "liberal-baiting"; founder and editor-in-chief [[R. Emmett Tyrrell]]
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  • Marc Lasry/Definition
    Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder — [[Avenue Capital Group]]; Board of adv
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  • Jason M. Vanderhaden/Definition
    Former [[Master Chief Petty Officer of the United States Coast Guard]] who became an executive at
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  • Lord Browne of Madingley/Definition
    ...Advisers, [[Chatham House]]; President, Royal Academy of Engineering; and Chief Executive, BP (1995-2007)
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  • Jeri Thomson/Definition
    Secretary of the [[U.S. Senate]], its chief administrative officer; Co-chair, board of trustees, [[Fund for Peace]]
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  • William Sessions/Definition
    ...ment of Justice in Washington, D.C.; [[United States Attorney]], judge and chief judge, [[Western District of Texas]]; Director, [[Federal Bureau of Inves
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  • Diana Furchtgott-Roth/Definition
    ...nstitute]]; previously Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Labor and chief of staff at the President’s [[Council of Economic Advisers]] (CEA). [[Geo
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  • Gentaro Kodama
    ...erceived as a lower-status post as vice chief of staff, and then served as chief of staff to Field Marshal [[Iwao Oyama]], in which post he was considered t ...ddenly after having briefly been [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)|Chief of Staff]]. <ref>{{citation
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  • Charles Campbell/Definition
    ...States Army]]; the Chief of Staff, [[United States Central Command]]; and Chief of Staff, United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/United States Forc
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  • Foreign Intelligence Service (Russia)/Definition
    ...n intelligence service, known as the [[SVR]], largely built from the First Chief Directorate of the [[KGB]]
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  • William Welch/Definition
    First Chief of [[Pathology]] at [[Johns Hopkins School of Medicine]] and one of the key
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  • Veterans of Foreign Wars/Related Articles
    {{r|Thomas Tradewell}} Commander-in-chief, [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]] {{r|Richard Eubank}} senior vice commander-in-chief, [[Veterans of Foreign Wars]]
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  • Turnus/Definition
    A character and chief [[antagonist]] in [[Virgil]]'s ''[[Aeneid]]'' who competed with [[Aeneas]]
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  • Peter Chiarelli/Definition
    General, [[United States Army]]; 32nd [[Vice Chief of Staff of the Army]] (2008-)
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  • One-time pad/Approval
    ==Comments by [[User:Sandy Harris|Sandy Harris]], Computers Editor and chief author of article==
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  • Josef Vogt/Definition
    Chief of Office 4 (audits), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe A]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military rank
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  • Franz Eirenschmalz/Definition
    Chief of Office 6 (maintenance), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe C]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military
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  • Hans Loerner/Definition
    Chief of Office 1 (Budgets) [[WVHA Amtsgruppe A]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military rank
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  • Erskine Bowles/Definition
    [[White House Chief of Staff]] in the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton Administration]]; co-chair, [[Nati
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  • Rudolf Scheide/Definition
    Chief of Office 5 (Transport), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe B]], SS-[[Nazi SS and military r
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  • Heinz Fanslau/Definition
    Chief, [[WVHA Amtsgruppe A]], SS [[Nazi military and SS ranks|Brigadefuehrer]], [
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  • Woden/Definition
    Chief god of the Anglo-Saxons. The equivalent of [[Odin]].
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  • Christopher D. Miller/Definition
    [[Lieutenant General]], Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans and Programs, Headquarters U.S. Air Force; Mil
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  • Thomas Griffin/Definition
    [[Lieutenant general]], U.S. Army, retired, whose last assignment was Chief of Staff, Allied Forces Southern Europe in 1988; advisor, [[Jewish Institut
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  • William Halsted/Definition
    First Chief of Surgery at [[School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University]]; surgical pi
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  • Mineichi Koga/Definition
    Admiral, [[Imperial Japanese Navy]]; [[Commander-in-Chief, Combined Fleet]] March 1943-May 1944 (died in aircraft accident in April)
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  • They Never Looked Inside/Definition
    ...the British mystery writer [[Michael Gilbert]] and the second to feature [[Chief Superintendent Hazlerigg|Inspector Hazlerigg]].
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  • Rudolf Lehmann/Definition
    ...}</noinclude>German lawyer and jurist, who became Ministerial Director and Chief of Legal Department (Wehrmachtrechtswesen) (WR) in the [[OKW]], with staff
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  • Hans Bobermin/Definition
    Chief of Office 2 (Minerals-East), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe W]], SS-[[Nazi SS and milita
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  • Horst Klein/Definition
    Chief of Office 8 (special projects), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe W]], SS-[[Nazi SS and mil
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  • David Deptula/Definition
    [[Lieutenant general]], [[United States Air Force]], Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance; strategic plann
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  • Yousef Raza Gilani/Definition
    The civilian prime minister and chief of government of Pakistan, who took office on on March 24, 2008
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  • Kenneth Weinstein/Definition
    Chief Executive Officer, Board Member & Executive Committee Member, [[Hudson Ins
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  • Petty officer
    ...ervice, the highest level petty officer grade is commonly some variant of "chief petty officer". Warrant officer titles may be, as in the Royal Navy, the hi ...vidual is called the Chief of the Boat. Several navies refer to the senior chief as the Boatswain (pronounced "bosun"), even though that individual might be
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  • Karl Sommer/Definition
    [[SS]]-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|Sturmbannfuehrer]] ;Deputy Chief of Office 2 (inmate labor), [[WVHA Amtsgruppe D]]; convicted in [[Pohl Cas
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  • Pili
    ...[[Alii Aimoku of Hawaii Island]]. He was sovereign king or [[tribal chief|chief]], ...ho declines the invitation, but sends Pili in his place. Pili becomes high chief and wins the support of the people and he becomes the ancestor of the chief
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  • Maximilian Grabner/Definition
    ...i SS and military ranks|Untersturmfuehrer]] and [[Gestapo]] officer; First Chief of the Political Section at [[Auschwitz Concentration Camp]]
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  • R. Emmett Tyrrell/Definition
    Conservative author; founder and editor in chief of [[American Spectator|''The American Spectator'']]; weekly column distrib
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  • David Brock/Definition
    Chief executive officer, [[MediaMatters]]; author and former conservative receive
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  • Burger (disambiguation)
    *[[Warren Burger]] (1907-1995), American jurist and former Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court
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  • Edward Meyer/Definition
    Nicknamed, "Shy"; General, [[United States Army]], retired; former [[Chief of Staff of the Army]]; Military Senior Advisor Panel, [[Iraq Study Group]]
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  • Marcia Angell/Definition
    ...an at [[Harvard University|Harvard]], author, and first female [[editor-in-chief]] of the [[New England Journal of Medicine]].
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  • Earl Warren/Definition
    [[Chief Justice]] of the [[Supreme Court of the United States]] and [[Governor]] of
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  • Yitzhak Rabin/Definition
    Former Prime Minister of Israel, assassinated by a right-wing Israeli; former Chief of Staff of the [[Israeli Defense Forces]]
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  • Steve Abbot/Definition
    Board of Trustees, [[Institute for Defense Analyses]]; President and Chief Executive Officer, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society; Former Acting Homeland
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    Attorney; Chief Executive Officer of [[Pearson PLC]], a diversifed media and publishing com
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