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- noun Plural form of
chairman .
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Examples
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The laid-back Horowitz had left the label chairmen to their jobs and never inserted himself into the one-on-one relationships they had with Ross.
Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010
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The laid-back Horowitz had left the label chairmen to their jobs and never inserted himself into the one-on-one relationships they had with Ross.
Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010
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The laid-back Horowitz had left the label chairmen to their jobs and never inserted himself into the one-on-one relationships they had with Ross.
Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010
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The laid-back Horowitz had left the label chairmen to their jobs and never inserted himself into the one-on-one relationships they had with Ross.
Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010
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They now have chairpersons, because the term chairmen is held to be discriminatory against women.
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But one of those chairmen is Lieberman, so even that advantage is uncertain.
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The BBC's report of its survey among Tory Party chairmen is a classic of BBC Bias.
Archive 2005-05-01 2005
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The BBC's report of its survey among Tory Party chairmen is a classic of BBC Bias.
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One-term chairmen before Ahrens were, in order first to last, Hollis Lathem, Emily Lemcke and Mike Byrd.
ajc.com - News cquinn@ajc.com 2010
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Also, in those days, there were "chairmen" -- affable gentlemen, who would drink anything at anybody's expense, and drink any quantity of it, and never seem to get any fuller.
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