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Meanings of british chancellor in English

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Usage of british chancellor in English
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BRITISH Chancellor Kenneth Clarke's budget yesterday is good news for Irish exporters.
The Irish Times
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BRITISH Chancellor of the Exchequer Kenneth Clarke obviously enjoyed his night at Kitty's.
The Irish Times
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The British Chancellor George Osborne said the country had "deep-rooted economic problems".
The Irish Times
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Visiting 11 US cities, the tour will be launched by British Chancellor Gordon Brown.
The Irish Times
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Humble Tom Whaley from the boondocks of colonial Ireland had outdone the British Chancellor.
The genesis secret
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British chancellor Alastair Darling intends to increase the higher tax rate to 50 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The British Chancellor of the Exchequer produced a budget yesterday that will please almost everyone.
The Irish Times
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The British chancellor George Osborne announced the surprise new tax during his Budget 2016 speech today.
Radio NZ
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If the British chancellor won't take responsibility, most other political leaders in developed countries won't either.
The Guardian
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British chancellor George Osborne today ruled out unfunded tax cuts or major increases in public spending.
The Irish Times
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The condition of British Chancellor Gordon Brown's daughter Jennifer has deteriorated over the last 24 hours.
The Irish Times
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The British Chancellor, George Osborne, has announced the biggest spending cuts since the Second World War.
Radio NZ
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By Lloyd George, British Chancellor of the Exchequer
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
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British Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget has been given the thumbs down by businesses in Northern Ireland tonight.
The Irish Times
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British Chancellor Gordon Brown has declared that Britain had not had it so good for 200 years.
The Irish Times
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Better Together, led by former Labour British Chancellor Alistair Darling, has been accused of being too negative.
Reuters
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