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Meanings of likely successor in English

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Usage of likely successor in English
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Exxon President Darren Woods is seen as his most likely successor.
Reuters
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Woods has since endorsed the belief that McIlroy is his most likely successor.
The Guardian
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No heave is contemplated, although Ruairi Quinn is Spring's likely successor.
The Irish Times
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For nearly two decades, Mnangagwa had been touted as Mugabe's most likely successor.
Reuters
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Chief Executive Baudouin Prot is seen as his likely successor.
Reuters
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Horta-Osorio had been seen as a likely successor to Santander chief executive Alfredo Saenz.
Reuters
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His likely successor, Ding Xuedong, suggests the finance ministry's influence is being watered down.
Reuters
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If he does not, his politician son Gamal, 46, is seen as a likely successor.
Reuters
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Mentions Joyce Mujuru as a likely successor to Mugabe.
The new yorker
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Bookmakers Paddy Power still rank Sentamu as Williams' most likely successor, with Chartres coming in second place.
The Guardian
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Heymann said the deal sets up Cooper CEO Kirk Hachigian as a likely successor to Eaton's Cutler.
Reuters
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Speculation is also mounting about the likely successor to the governor, Mr Maurice O'Connell, to retire in April.
The Irish Times
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Blake is both a contender and likely successor to Bolt, and already world champion in the 100 meters.
Reuters
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Blake is both a contender and likely successor to Bolt, and already world champion in the 100 metres.
Reuters
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He has strengthened the hand of more conventional conservatives like John Sentamu, his likely successor (gulp).
The Guardian
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Campbell has designated Morrison as the likely successor to CEO Douglas Conant when he steps down in July.
Reuters
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