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July 29th, 2009 1: 12 pm ET the Chancellor is acting stupidly.
New DNC ads target GOP congressional leadership over stimulus 2009
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Last time around the Germans were handed the bill but it looks like the Chancellor is having none of it.
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Mr Brown has the support of Margaret Beckett, the Housing Minister, in pushing through new regulations, according to government sources, but Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, is said to be resisting proposals that could add billions of pounds to public debt. and
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D.C. Schools Chancellor is probably going to leave her job sometime soon now that her patron, Mayor Adrian Fenty, was defeated in the Democratic primary by Council Chairman Vincent Gray.
Will Rhee be a footnote in school reform history? Valerie Strauss 2010
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The Chancellor is the second most important post in Government as the Chancellor holds the purse strings.
Think Progress » With GOP In Its Pocket, Financial Industry Tries To Buy Off UK Conservatives 2010
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I commend D.C. leadership for choosing Kaya Henderson, Michelle's Deputy Chancellor, to run D.C. schools where she will continue implementing bold education reforms until a new Chancellor is appointed by the next mayor.
DeMorning DeBonis: Oct. 14, 2010 Mike DeBonis 2010
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The problem for Sharansky and the Chancellor is that such measurements are hard to quantify and would complicate the business model that is being used to run the schools as if children's learning could be measured in the same way that sales of auto parts or number of purchases of cappuccino at Starbucks are calibrated.
Joel Shatzky: Educating for Democracy: Playing the Numbers Game with the Dept. of Ed Joel Shatzky 2010
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We have, of course, been told that the Chancellor is going to fix Gordon Brown's shabby little trick by spending £2.7 bn of YOUR money to buy back the affections of those affected by his stunt.
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We have, of course, been told that the Chancellor is going to fix Gordon Brown's shabby little trick by spending £2.7 bn of YOUR money to buy back the affections of those affected by his stunt.
Archive 2008-06-22 2008
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At least one prominent German scientist, Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard believes that having a scientist as Chancellor is a a good thing.
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