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| s in the community, of which Charlebois is | vice-president. |
| It was named for J. H. Cheney, the | vice-president of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad. |
| ng Bellus perform the song in Chicago, NRC | Vice-President Boots Woodall leased the master for the NR |
| Zeng Jie, the niece of the China's former | vice-president, Zeng Qinghong. |
| In 1821, Cholmeley was | Vice-President of the London Society for Promoting Christ |
| He was chosen Executive | Vice-President of the Federation in 1973, and served as i |
| Thomas Marshall of Indiana was chosen for | Vice-President. |
| me Democratic Party, was soon chosen first | vice-president of the Parliament. |
| ton, a former Chilean Christian Democratic | vice-president, then in exile. |
| aculty, Bagla H.S. School, Churu, 1970-71; | Vice-President, Students Union, Lohia P.G. |
| In 1870 he was elected city-counsellor and | vice-president of the city council in Guben and held a se |
| ) was joint editor of Penguin Classics and | vice-president of the Classical Association. |
| her Clive Carr is the football club's Life | Vice-President. |
| olish Republic (1928) and a co-founder and | vice-president of the YIVO (Institute for Jewish Research |
| He became the co-founder and | vice-president of the Rockford Institute, a conservative |
| Theologie, and in 1884 was co-founder and | vice-president of the Allgemeinen evangelisch-protestanti |
| Hauser, who was Acorn's co-founder, became | vice-president for research at Olivetti where he was in c |
| He was one of the co-founders and | vice-president of the assembly of officers (known as the |
| Toronto, President of W. Harris Co. Ltd., | Vice-president of Harris Coal Company, President of Domin |
| came an honorary Fellow of New College and | Vice-President of the Royal Geographical Society. |
| estant Board of School Commissionners, the | Vice-President of the Literary and Historical Society and |
| Motherlode Sheep Creek Mining Company and | vice-president of Hollinger Consolidated Mines. |
| of the Motor Car and Equipment Company and | vice-president of the Canada Nail and Wire Company. |
| In later years he served the company as | vice-president and consulting engineer. |
| the Strathcona Fire Insurance Company and | vice-president and manager of the Quebec and Western Cana |
| urrently serves as the company's executive | vice-president. |
| al division at Quaker Oats Company; senior | vice-president and general manager of consumer travel sol |
| ident of the Stephens-Hammond Company; and | vice-president of the Nebraska State Building and Loan As |
| acked in 2006 due to the his conflict with | Vice-President of Auxerre Guy Roux. |
| an Ontario Progressive Conservative Party | vice-president, received $24,900 for budget "analysis, as |
| i and the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council of | Vice-President Adel Abdul Mahdi. |
| bertson went to the Legislative Council as | vice-president of the Executive Council. |
| He also served as council and | vice-president of Equity. |
| as fellow 1979, member of the council and | vice-president until her death |
| He was appointed a Privy Counsellor and | Vice-President of the Board of Trade in 1789. |
| a Revolutionary War soldier and cousin of | Vice-President Aaron Burr, and was descended from Captain |
| by is Chairman and CEO, and Nora Crosby is | Vice-President of Operations. |
| imself as the first president and Cross as | vice-president. |
| LA lacrosse player, and is the current NLL | vice-president of operations]. |
| r two five year periods, he is currently a | vice-president of the society. |
| He is currently the | Vice-President of the Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms a |
| He is currently the | vice-president of Forza Italia's group in the Chamber, an |
| He is also currently a | Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Sciences. |
| He is currently a | Vice-President of the club. |
| n lawyer and politician, and currently the | Vice-President of Brazil after winning on the ticket of W |
| Glazer is currently executive | vice-president of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and was appoin |
| He is currently the | vice-president of N.Technology which prepares race cars f |
| He is currently a | vice-president in the offices of sports agent Scott Boras |
| Gordon Cushing was | vice-president of the Montreal Maroons during their first |
| pointed Minister for Trade and Customs and | Vice-President of the Executive Council in the first Curt |
| ded in 2006 by president Fabio D'Arco, and | vice-president Gianclaudio Romeo. |
| Davis was | vice-president of the construction company that was to bu |
| He was also a produce dealer and | vice-president and founder of MacFarlane Produce. |
| urns & Co. meat packers and dealers, being | Vice-President and the other major shareholder. |
| n of Business Affairs, Executive Dean, and | Vice-President for Administration. |
| James Deering became | vice-president of the new corporation, responsible for th |
| er was Treasurer, Minister for Defence and | Vice-President of the Board of Land and Works. |
| r Aizawa's announcement, he was demoted to | vice-president. |
| J.W. van den Berge, | vice-president |
| Museum of Army Flying's Development Trust, | vice-president of the Historic Aircraft Association, a fe |
| son, McNab joined the New Jersey Devils as | vice-president and general manager. |
| In 2006 when Steve Irwin died, PETA's | vice-president Dan Mathews said Irwin had made a career o |
| r of the American Academy of Diplomacy and | Vice-President of the Council of American Ambassadors. |
| He was a director and | vice-president of the Royal Bank of Canada. |
| Dewar was a director and | vice-president of the provincial Dairyman's Association. |
| He was a Director and | Vice-President of the Georgian Bay and Wellington Railway |
| Additional, he was a director and | vice-president of National Bank of Flint. |
| He was also a director and | vice-president of the Union Bank of Lower Canada. |
| where he became an executive director and | vice-president, and worked there until 1997. |
| a sawmill at Betsiamites and director and | vice-president for the Quebec and Lake St. John Railway. |
| by six non-salaried Directors, (President, | Vice-president, Treasurer, and three Coordinators), elect |
| settlement was named for Sir Donald Mann, | vice-president of the Canadian Northern Railway. |
| azilian Law and to carry out his duties as | Vice-President. |
| He was elected the | vice-president of UPN in 1989 and became the vice-preside |
| when, at age 22, he was elected Executive | Vice-President of the Ontario Liberal Party. |
| medical society In 1857 he was elected its | vice-president of the State Medical Society, and the foll |
| In May 2004, he was elected as | Vice-President of the Congress of the Council of Europe, |
| He was elected a | Vice-President of the British American League in 1849, an |
| The following year, he was elected as | vice-president of the Association. |
| In 2008 she's been elected the | vice-president of the Democratic Left Alliance despite no |
| She was elected a | Vice-President of European Rail Infrastructure Managers i |
| her tenure as mayor, she was elected third | vice-president of the Federation of Canadian Municipaliti |
| He was elected National | Vice-president of the Church History Association of India |
| oli de Castro (Independent) was elected as | Vice-President in 2004. |
| retirement in 1951, when he was elected as | vice-president of the club. |
| Elected as | Vice-President of the MFGB in 1929, he became President i |
| l Labour Organization, and was elected its | Vice-President in 1932 and its President in 1933. |
| to be its president and was elected second | vice-president of the National Labor Union. |
| He was elected as | vice-president and then president of the union in 1901 an |
| In 2004, he was elected First | Vice-President of the World Association of Newspapers., a |
| In 1904, Spencer was elected eighth | vice-president of the AFL. |
| of Trade Unions (SACTU) and was elected a | vice-president at its first congress in 1955. |
| c Day School Trust and was later elected a | vice-president of the Trust. |
| a position he held until being elected 1st | Vice-President in 2003. |
| arnala was a candidate for the election of | Vice-President of India. |
| hilst Kuniwo Nakamura won the election for | Vice-President. |
| homas Remengesau, Sr. won the election for | Vice-President. |
| and at the time of his election was | vice-president of IBEW Local 494. |
| She is married to Enrique Elsaca Hirmas, | Vice-President of Services and Operations of LAN Airlines |
| Leone was engaged to Matt Erikson, a | vice-president of marketing at Playboy Enterprises. |
| the Political Bureau, Rikos Erotokritou as | vice-president and Christodoulos Taramountas as Assistant |
| In 1974, Esaw became | vice-president of CTV Sports, a position he would hold un |
| oby Courtauld of Great Portland Estates is | vice-president. |
| succeeded in 1969 in electing Joe Estep as | vice-president over the Machine's George Culver. |
| wishes, Hayden Covington was even elected | Vice-President of the Watch Tower Society succeeding the |
| he company until 1895, eventually becoming | vice-president. |
| sey legislator who would eventually become | vice-president under William McKinley. |
| F.H. Koster, | vice-president and chairman |
| of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and | vice-president of the Cooperstown, New York and Manhattan |
| Farrar was | Vice-President of the Internet Society of New Zealand, In |
| 1996 presidential election, featured then | vice-president Al Gore, a Democrat and Republican opposit |
| in 1928, later becoming a Life Fellow and | Vice-President. |
| o the now-dead president came to fetch the | Vice-President they were unable to wake him for several m |
| He was also active in finance as | vice-president of La Sauvegarde insurance company and ser |
| -level positions: chief financial officer, | vice-president of operations, and vice-president of marke |
| position and Protest", became the first US | vice-president to resign. |
| ident of the Michigan Cut Flower Exchange, | vice-president of the German-American Bank director of th |
| mer Soviet/Ukrainian footballer, currently | vice-president of FC Chornomorets Odessa. |
| inauguration was accordingly held for the | Vice-President only, the Vice-President immediately assum |
| a member of the Board of Regents for MUN, | Vice-President for Newfoundland at the Canadian Bar Assoc |
| He had previously stood for NUS | Vice-President for Further Education & Union Development |
| nal Progressive Alliance candidate for the | Vice-President in the 10 August 2007 election and placed |
| dall was for a time the candidate for U.S. | vice-president on the Ku Klux Klan-sponsored American Par |
| It was formed by | Vice-president Mohammad Hatta, who was instructed to do s |
| d, Maine and was a grandson of former U.S. | Vice-President Elbridge Gerry. |
| sel to Newport Television, former regional | vice-president of Clear Channel Television, former televi |
| .S. president Barack Obama and former U.S. | vice-president Al Gore. |
| ent by James V. Napier, a former executive | vice-president. |
| A former Branch | Vice-President of the Irish Transport and General Workers |
| rected by Ashton Hawkins, former executive | vice-president and Counsel to the Trustees of the Metropo |
| He is a former second | vice-president and a district vice-president of the LMA. |
| George is a former president, | vice-president, and director of the American Finance Asso |
| He is also a former president, | vice-president, and founding member of the Society for Fi |
| Philippe Harache (1976), former Executive | Vice-President "customers" Eurocopter |
| He was formerly the | vice-president of the Orthodox Hebrew Congregation and ch |
| Tommy Forse (life | vice-president) |
| nderson as president, and O. F. Forsyth as | vice-president. |
| ustee of the National Energy Foundation, a | vice-president of the European Forum on Renewable Energy |
| f the Maryland Kidney Foundation, Regional | vice-president of the National Kidney Foundation (1970-72 |
| o, president, Spiro Kitinchev from Skopje, | vice-president and Vasil Hadzhikimov from Shtip (Novo sel |
| e was an assistant cashier from 1922-1925; | vice-president, 1925-1936, and president, on his father's |
| he candidate of the Workers Left Front for | vice-president in the Argentine general election, 2011, a |
| irement, he became Secretary General, then | Vice-President, of the World Association of Children's Fr |
| irector of biochemistry) and Gil Brainard ( | vice-president for production). |
| Jimmy's on-again-off-again girlfriend and | vice-president of the student council. |
| Christian Temperance Union, with Gordon as | vice-president. |
| other officers were Graciano Lopez-Jaena, | vice-president, and Mariano Ponce, treasurer. |
| r all positions (except for the grade nine | vice-president) are held in June for the elected to take |
| The murder of Democratic Green Party | vice-president Gakwe Rwisereka has also stoked opposition |
| ing from CTV, Esaw joined Houston Group as | vice-president of broadcasting operations and remained in |
| ce-chair of the Lib Dem European Group and | vice-president of the Green Liberal Democrats. |
| amed after the daughter of the GTPR second | vice-president General William Wainwright. |
| as succeeded by William Page, who had been | vice-president since 1974. |
| In 1946, Hadid became | Vice-President of the National Democratic Party. |
| Hans Fleers, | vice-president and chairman |
| She has been | Vice-President of RedR an organization of engineers for d |
| He has been | Vice-President of the New South Wales Labor Party since 1 |
| She has been | vice-president of the European Forum for Renewable Energy |
| Slim has been | vice-president of the Mexican Stock Exchange and presiden |
| ent of SIAM in 1991 and 1992, and has been | vice-president in charge of their publication program whi |
| He was | Vice-President of the Socialist Group from 1984 until 198 |
| In 1916, he became | vice-president of National City Company, which he reorgan |
| From 1958 until 1964, he was | Vice-President of the Executive Council. |
| He became | vice-president and then as president (1878-1879) of the P |
| He was | vice-president of the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge |
| He was | Vice-President of a wide variety of Jewish and non-Jewish |
| He was | vice-president of the Provincial Training and Medical Col |
| the Presbyterian Church of England, he was | vice-president of the Cardiff Free Church Council in 1902 |
| the Fiesta Bowl Board of Directors, he was | vice-president in 1996 and chairman in 1998 and 1999. |
| er cricket for Swansea, of which he became | vice-president, and Glamorgan. |
| In 1791, he became | vice-president of the criminal tribunal of Paris. |
| He was | vice-president of the society in 1881 and 1887. |
| He was | Vice-President of the South Australian Law Society, and s |
| where he was | vice-president at one point and was also president of Wes |
| He was | vice-president of the New York Board of Education, 1902-0 |
| He was | Vice-President of the Executive Council from 1932 to 1934 |
| He was | vice-president and general manager of Northern Television |
| on he held until July 1945, when he became | Vice-President of the Executive Council, a position he he |
| From 1898-1903 he was | vice-president, from 1903-1911 chairman of the Mannheim C |
| By 1987 he was | Vice-President of the Victorian Liberal Party and Preside |
| circuit coupler, and in later years he was | vice-president of the Trojan Car Coupler Company. |
| He was | vice-president of the Victoria League for Commonwealth Fr |
| He was | Vice-President of the National Association of Boys Clubs, |
| He was | vice-president of the BAA and Surrey Archaeological Socie |
| He was | Vice-President of the UN General Assembly for three sessi |
| From 1890 to 1892 he was | vice-president of the chamber, then in 1893 president. |
| From 1984-1987 he was | Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for Transphase Syst |
| He became | vice-president and general secretary of the Catholic Chur |
| He became | vice-president of the party in 2004 and subsequently repl |
| elson King Cherrill, and in 1870 he become | vice-president of the Royal Photographic Society. |
| is own death in 1865, by which time he was | Vice-President of the Society. |
| He became | Vice-President of the Court of Appeal's Civil Division in |
| as the chairman until 1952, when he became | vice-president of the International Mathematical Union, w |
| He was | Vice-President of the Irish Farmers' Association from 198 |
| In the following years, he was | vice-president and trustee of the Trades Council, secreta |
| He became | Vice-President of University Relations at the University |
| Smith from Cowling in Yorkshire, he became | vice-president and Secretary of the Colne Overlookers Ass |
| The following year, he became | Vice-President of the Consultative Committee of the Basic |
| He was | Vice-President (1971-76) and President (1976-94) of the C |
| He was | vice-president of the Association of Municipal Corporatio |
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