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Meanings of chiefs in English
Usage of chiefs in English
1
An hour passed; the renegade smoked in silence; the chiefs did likewise.
2
According to press and other reports, security chiefs in London fear so.
3
This morning, France's security chiefs will come under greater pressure than ever.
4
Today, even chiefs and traditional leaders have started to appreciate the initiative.
5
FBI, Homeland Security chiefs preparing for violence at political conventions WASHINGTON U.S.
6
BOXING chiefs yesterday criticised a new British Medical Association anti boxing campaign.
7
The lords or chiefs of the country live in a similar manner.
8
Trust chiefs used Johnson's visit to draw his attention to it, too.
9
By the way, do police chiefs do that where YOU come from?
10
All the military chiefs recently assembled in Seville had succeeded in escaping.
11
Some suppose it the original seat of the chiefs of the Macleods.
12
But other corporate chiefs could learn from his efforts to friend China.
13
The people of these islands were great thieves; even the chiefs stole.
14
The chiefs' nakamal was damaged during Cyclone Pam in March last year.
15
The chiefs of the four armies concerted the arrangements for the war.
16
The next day the assembled chiefs confirmed the promise of the king.
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
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