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Meanings of eic in English
Catalan
codi d'identificador energètica Code used in Europe to uniquely identify entities and objects related to the electricity and gas sector.
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Publication's editorial leader who has final responsibility for its operations and policies.
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Examples for "editor-in-chief"
Examples for "editor-in-chief"
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He was also editor-in-chief of The New Zealand Encyclopaedia for 10 years.
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He also proposed to separate the role of managing director from editor-in-chief.
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Not so, said Bonnie Fuller, president and editor-in-chief of celebrity website HollywoodLife.com.
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The show attracted a packed audience including American Vogue's editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.
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Angus Kidman is the editor-in-chief and points guru for comparison site Finder.
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He also was the principal editor of the military works of his father.
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Steven Gaydos, executive editor at Variety, concedes that this is a problem.
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Steven Gaydos is the executive editor of the entertainment industry magazine Variety.
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The project has become a pet project of executive editor Joe Lelyveld.
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This policy recently forced her executive editor Tim O'Brien out of the company.
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President of BusinessWeek Israel, and the former executive editor of the Jerusalem Post.
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Then the chief editor went on with his erasure; and interlineations.
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Strongin, the director, and Belenky, the chief editor, were present, along with workers.
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McClain is also the chief editor of the award-winning science blog Deep-Sea News.
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Mediawatch asks its chief editor why - and how that will be done.
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The chief editor had a long-tailed black cloth frock-coat on, and white linen pants.
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For an overly simplistic view, I turned to the Retirement Planner at MarketWatch, a tool on which I was the lead editor while at SmartMoney.
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Leading editors offer advice to help writers make the most of their one shot
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In what ways does he interact with his leading editors?
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To one of these letters from a leading editor he replied on April 10:
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He subsequently became the leading editor of the "New York Courier and Enquirer."
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So did a top editor at the Associated Press, who set similar goals for his reporters and editors.
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And in January the company installed a digital journalist, the Irishwoman Samantha Barry, as the magazine's new top editor.
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The LA Times just replaced its top editor, the third switch at the newsroom's top job in six months.
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The top editor, employee No.
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The Times, like the Journal, is part of News Corp. Robert Thomson, the Journal's top editor, previously ran the Times.
Other organization in Ames, United States.
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Usage of eic in English
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So next year, your refund potential with the EIC is even greater.
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The EIC stepped in, using private militias and military techniques imported from Europe.
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Cohodes declined to disclose the size of his EIC short positions.
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CE-CT is useful for visualizing EIC and small invasive foci of breast cancer.
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Actis and EIC did not respond to request for comments.
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But the largest refund checks for the EIC are provided to those with children.
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Also, remember that you don't have to have a child to claim the EIC.
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In 5 patients, EIC could only be visualized by CE-CT.
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This led to scrutiny of the EIC's leaders, the 18th century equivalent of bonus-hungry bankers.
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Epidermal inclusion cyst (EIC) arising from the breast is an uncommon benign condition.
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We report two cases of enlarging EIC of the breast in two women in their forties.
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Spiegel and EIC said in a statement that they do not comment on the identity of sources.
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The selected EICs were stable and reproductive.
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But following the bloody mutiny of 1857, when the EIC's own soldiers rebelled, the company was dissolved.
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The European Commission hopes to change that through the creation of the European Innovation Council (EIC).
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Here's how you can get your credit and tax refund with the help of the EIC in 2014.
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