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| caucus for John G. Carlisle as its choice for | Speaker of the House but sitting with the Republicans |
| ew and Wilson was acclaimed as the choice for | speaker. |
| The choice of | Speaker became a contentious issue with Liberal Premi |
| er Tod zu Basel, a piece for choir, soloists, | speaker, and orchestra. |
| nd a hard drinker, the convention chose House | Speaker Schuyler Colfax, a former Whig and temperance |
| William Crane was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Bernard A. Jean was chosen as | speaker. |
| Joseph Howe was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| William Botsford was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Frederick C. Squires was chosen as | speaker. |
| William Wedderburn was chosen as | speaker. |
| Richard Simonds was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Robert B. McCready was chosen as | speaker. |
| Glen was chosen as | Speaker of the House following the 1940 election, and |
| Ernest Richard was chosen as | speaker. |
| John Wesley Weldon was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| James A. Harding was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| He was chosen as | Speaker of the legislature on October 20, 1999, and h |
| James E. Lynott was chosen as | speaker. |
| In 1859, John M. Johnson was chosen as | speaker after Harding resigned his seat. |
| Jared C. Troop was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Benjamin Robert Stephenson was chosen as | speaker. |
| John J. Marshall was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| He was chosen by | Speaker Mike Busch to be a Deputy Majority Whip in 20 |
| Stewart Campbell was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| J.P. Burchill was chosen as | speaker. |
| Lewis Morris Wilkins was chosen as | speaker for the house; Wilkins resigned his seat in 1 |
| Searle was chosen as | speaker in a compromise between the two parties. |
| Samuel George William Archibald was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| On September 26, 1995, he was chosen as | speaker of the legislature. |
| Simon Bradstreet Robie was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| slative Assembly in 1820 and he was chosen as | speaker the following year. |
| Hedley F. G. Bridges was chosen as | speaker. |
| E. T. Kennedy was chosen as | speaker in 1953. |
| ed to the State senate in 1850 and chosen its | speaker; president of the State secession convention |
| He was chosen deputy | speaker of the House of Assembly in December 1970 and |
| Charles Simonds was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| He was chosen as | speaker for the provincial assembly in 1954. |
| Amos Botsford was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Michael J. Power was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| bly of Prince Edward Island and was chosen as | speaker in 1779 but resigned in March of the followin |
| Daniel Hanington was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| he Rules Committee in 1948, and was chosen as | Speaker in 1950. |
| John C. Wade was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| William Young was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Robert McCready was chosen as | speaker in 1979 even though he had been elected as a |
| Angus McGillivray was chosen as | speaker for the house. |
| Alexander Fletcher was chosen as | speaker. |
| J. Arthur Moore was chosen as | speaker. |
| Harry O. Downey was chosen as | speaker. |
| E.A. Vail was chosen as | speaker. |
| D. Morrison was chosen as | speaker in 1908. |
| Joseph L. O'Brien was chosen as | speaker. |
| F. A. McGrand was chosen as | speaker. |
| He was chosen as | speaker for the provincial assembly in 1878. |
| C.W. Robinson was chosen as | speaker. |
| John Percival Burchill was chosen as | speaker. |
| John B. Dickie was chosen as | speaker for the house in 1875. |
| ontinues to serve as a Christian motivational | speaker and has presented the 'Man In The Mirror' sem |
| Christine Quinn, | speaker of the New York City Council |
| Chuck Haytaian, | Speaker of the New Jersey State Assembly |
| , travel abroad or similar circumstances, the | speaker of the parliament serves as acting president, |
| ne of the county's early leading citizens and | speaker of the territory's legislature. |
| ey and Carolyn Maloney, New York City Council | speaker Christine Quinn, the Powhatan and Pocahontas |
| In the middle of June, City Council | Speaker Gifford Miller visited the zoo, and in a pres |
| ars, Christine Quinn was elected city council | speaker. |
| James Howard Clark was | speaker of the Legislature of Ontario in 1939-1943 an |
| on control of the House in 1911, Clark became | Speaker. |
| Green - Jan Clark (Principal | speaker) |
| G.J. Clarke became | speaker in 1909 after Morrison resigned. |
| at Brown, and was elected class commencement | speaker. |
| ee from which position he worked closely with | Speaker of the House Herbert Fineman to appropriate m |
| s of United States Senator Tom Coburn, Former | Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly John Gard, Fo |
| Coles was | speaker for over 21 years, a record in Australia, and |
| $800,000 from his vast warchest collected as | Speaker, for a job that paid barely $45,000, Househol |
| Hope College commencement | speaker, 1974 |
| He served as Leas-Cheann Comhairle (Deputy | Speaker) from 1982-87. |
| Rice as the college's 2006 commencement guest | speaker. |
| ow a television and radio commentator, public | speaker, Development Coach for Western Warriors, and |
| roy A. Paredes, SEC Commissioner-2010 keynote | speaker |
| mmittee, '78-'82; Program Committee, '79-'81; | Speaker, 1980 Annual Meeting; Research Panel, '86-'89 |
| the Appropriations and Revenue Committee, as | Speaker. |
| The last completely fluent | speaker of the Otoe-Missouria dialect was Truman Wash |
| Compretta is | Speaker Pro Tempore of the House and Chairman of the |
| e BBS to program the remote computer's beeper | speaker using what was essentially an extension of th |
| He had the confidence of | Speaker W. Douglas Scamman and served as Chairman of |
| considered as a talented or confident public | speaker. |
| y-eighth through Sixty-first Congresses), and | Speaker of the House of Representatives (Fifty-eighth |
| Former U.S. Congressman and | Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich of Georgia began p |
| as denounced by several Congressmen including | Speaker of the House Schuyler Colfax. |
| Perhaps a candidate less closely connected to | Speaker Lowther would not have been able to hold the |
| en CoR and the Progressive Conservatives, the | Speaker ruled that CoR would retain its position as t |
| ration, a management consultant, professional | speaker, and the president of Flagler Career Institut |
| Prime Minister and having first consulted the | Speaker and the party groups in Parliament, and only |
| s an author, friar, priest, contemplative and | speaker. |
| as already being mentioned as a contender for | Speaker of the House if Democrats were to win majorit |
| In this context, the | speaker is expressing contempt for the local clergyma |
| After 1957 elections he continued as | Speaker till 30 April 1960. |
| Chisholm was a controversial public | speaker who nevertheless had great conviction, and dr |
| The chair of the convention was | Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Jim Wrig |
| The convention's keynote | speaker was former Texas Representative Barbara Jorda |
| hat Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee | speaker Stokely Carmichael's plane to Louisville was |
| ous hall with a large dance floor cornered by | speaker stacks, with a spacious balcony level above i |
| enomination Churches, and corresponding Guest | Speaker program. |
| The move left country's parliamentary | speaker as president. |
| was Knight of the Shire for that county, and | Speaker of the House of Commons from 1427 to 1428. |
| he President of the Constitutional Court, the | Speaker of the Grand National Assembly and the Prime |
| Crane was | speaker from 1831 to 1835 and a member of the Executi |
| niel Hanington was chosen to replace Crane as | speaker. |
| Crane was | speaker from January 1852 to March 1853, when he resi |
| to recuse himself, Sansom named Cretul acting | Speaker until Sansom could return. |
| o the Prison Rape commission by current House | Speaker Nancy Pelosi. |
| The current Deputy | Speaker is Cassey Eggelton. |
| He is the current Deputy | Speaker of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly. |
| the Democratic Alliance, who is currently the | Speaker of the Western Cape Provincial Legislature un |
| A Democrat, he is currently the | Speaker of the New Mexico House of Representatives. |
| ittee on Public Works and is currently Deputy | Speaker of the House of Representatives. |
| Frendo (born July 29, 1955) is currently the | Speaker of the House of Representatives of Malta. |
| 2x Burman Custom 8x10 | Speaker Cabinets (1980s only) |
| e Twin Reverb equipped with a JBL D-130-F 15" | speaker. |
| nneth McClintock and Constitution Day keynote | speaker and former Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo highlig |
| ction writ was issued, but the next day House | Speaker Jenny Lindell announced that she would discha |
| That day, the | Speaker ruled that no part of the Palace of Westminst |
| While serving his last days as | Speaker, Bobbitt won election as district attorney fo |
| tion, calling on DNC Chairman Howard Dean and | Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to "follow fair and |
| he by-election was called due to the death of | speaker Charles Fisher. |
| ut the age of a person's mother at death, the | speaker responds by talking at length about accidents |
| ted education and had no gift as a debater or | speaker, but he was a skillful organizer. |
| en-Zvi, taking office on 16 December, Knesset | speaker Yosef Sprinzak served as acting president. |
| He defeated former | speaker and cabinet minister Jeannie Marie-Jewell to |
| with 5,728 votes (53%), defeating Republican | Speaker Pro Tempore Danny Carroll. |
| He returned to the House of Delegates as | Speaker from 1850-1852 and was a member of the Virgin |
| d under the government of Suleyman Demirel as | speaker of the government in the 60's. |
| ald Reagan, won re-election over Democrat and | Speaker of the Assembly Jesse "Big Daddy" Unruh. |
| st, as a partisan move by Democratic Assembly | Speaker Sheldon Silver because Democratic Legislature |
| He was the Assistant Democratic Leader, | Speaker Pro Tempore Emeritus. |
| ss from both parties: former Democratic House | Speaker Tom Foley in 1989-95 and now McMorris Rodgers |
| ers to replace long-serving Democratic Senate | Speaker John S. Wilder with the Republican Ron Ramsey |
| Democrats, under | Speaker Judith Won Pat, controlled ten seats in the L |
| † denotes the | Speaker |
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| mber of the Chicago Police Department, safety | speaker, and author; best known for his work as the h |
| He was the deputy assembly | speaker in the 11th assembly in years between 1996-20 |
| tive Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr. was designated by | Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. as the caretaker of t |
| at?, in which celebrites try to determine the | speaker of quotations taken from recent news reports. |
| at?, in which celebrites try to determine the | speaker of quotations taken from recent news reports. |
| n and mentor, Howard "Pete" Rawlings died and | Speaker Michael E. Busch named Conway chairman of the |
| ronic learning, Scots has digital projectors, | speaker systems and DVD/VCR systems in the majority o |
| of Egbaland, and their son is Dimeji Bankole, | Speaker of the House of Representatives.He is also th |
| ammad Khan Barozai and Maulvi Shams Ud Din as | Speaker and Deputy Speaker, respectively. |
| A wave of Republican discontent with | Speaker Newt Gingrich prompted him to resign shortly |
| ad offered himself to avoid a dissolution, as | Speaker. |
| ard Law School Traphagen Distinguished Alumni | Speaker Series where he was honored for his “multifac |
| s Congressman for Illinois' 14th district and | Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert spent 16 years te |
| He finished second to Arthur J. Dixon the | Speaker of the Alberta Legislative Assembly. |
| th a mounted, LCD projector, document camera, | speaker system, DVD/VCR player and Eno Interactive Bo |
| 1399, 1413: John Doreward, twice | Speaker of the House of Commons |
| He stepped down as | Speaker in September 1968 and then resigned from the |
| d - at the drive-in movie, she turns down the | speaker volume and turns up the radio to hear her fav |
| Bourget stepped down as | Speaker in January 1966 and was appointed to the Priv |
| Downey was | speaker for the provincial assembly from 1944 to 1952 |
| John Driscoll, former | Speaker of the Montana House of Representatives |
| During the | Speaker election, the Attorney General acts as presid |
| The last known Berbice Dutch Creole | speaker is Bertha Bell, who was 103 years old when la |
| Hay carried out his duties as | speaker of the assembly and president of the council |
| tempore be unable to fulfill the duties, the | speaker of the assembly is next in the line of succes |
| bi Alperstein's abilities as a dynamic public | speaker in Yiddish proved useful as he campaigned thr |
| Eakin was | Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest |
| ssachusetts, a seat held two years earlier by | Speaker John William McCormack. |
| Eberts was | speaker for the assembly from 1907 to 1916. |
| 6, 2008) was an American writer, editor, and | speaker. |
| was a popular teacher and BYU Education Week | speaker. |
| Peppers, Ph.D., is an educator, motivational | speaker, television host on WTJR and radio co-host on |
| He was the son of Sir Edward Phelips, | Speaker of the House of Commons and Master of the Rol |
| Edward Livingston ( | speaker), Speaker of the New York State Assembly 1837 |
| Sir Edward Turnour, | Speaker of the House of Commons (born 1617) |
| become a more confident and effective public | speaker. |
| He was an effective public | speaker and was the Nazi party's first chief of propa |
| as not only a sarcastic, yet effective public | speaker, but also one who possessed a "superiority co |
| Sumulong was an effective “public | speaker with a high reputation for intellectual capac |
| r Parker refused to oppose the elderly former | Speaker in the Republican primary of 1968. |
| se in 1981 was tied, it was unable to elect a | Speaker, as required, by an absolute majority. |
| first session on Tuesday 27 April, to elect a | speaker. |
| its first meeting October 27, 2010 to elect a | speaker, and it was officially opened on November 23, |
| ing he could not because he could not elect a | speaker, without losing a vote and thereby bringing d |
| fter the House adopted new rules to elect the | speaker by secret ballot. |
| The first order of business was to elect a | Speaker. |
| 28 September 2010, Slipper was elected Deputy | Speaker of the House of Representatives by a tally of |
| He was again elected as | speaker after the House of Representatives was introd |
| n 1995, she became the first woman elected as | Speaker. |
| (born on January 1, 1975) was elected Deputy | Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan on 19 March 20 |
| Bishop was elected Deputy | Speaker in 2004 and held the position until 2005. |
| He was elected the | Speaker of the House from 1773 to its end in 1775. |
| d the Assembly Senator Maloney was elected as | Speaker Pro Tempore of the Assembly and appointed to |
| jected by the House and Martin was elected as | Speaker. |
| She was elected as | Speaker on April 3, 2009, and formally opened the new |
| family of subcast khatana and was elected as | Speaker of the National Assembly on November 19, 2002 |
| In 1935, his peers elected him | Speaker, a position he held for two years. |
| pointed to the cabinet and was elected Deputy | Speaker. |
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