Usage of "spokespersons"

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Someone engaged or elected to speak on behalf of others.

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Usage of spokespersons in English

Capital One spokespersons did not immediately respond to requests for additional comment. 
 Reuters 

Apple and Bank of America spokespersons declined to comment to the agency. 
 Reuters 

CMP spokespersons did not return phone calls Thursday seeking comment on the changes. 
 Wired 

Are National-led MPs now more correctly described as National Party spokespersons? 
 Radio NZ 

Unite's spokespersons did not respond on Monday night to requests for a statement. 
 The Guardian 

If you are ready, I will introduce the spokespersons of the other delegations. 
 Fire With Fire 

JP Morgan and spokespersons for Cerberus and Oaktree declined to comment. 
 Reuters 

You didn't elect to be the spokespersons for a presumed movement. 
 Ebony 

Now the opposition spokespersons are up on their hind legs, barking and salivating. 
 The Irish Times 

Instead, they hired batteries of lawyers and spokespersons to defend themselves. 
 The Guardian 

Opposition education spokespersons and other politicians are much in evidence. 
 The Irish Times 

AOL spokespersons did not respond to emails or telephone calls seeking comment on Monday. 
 Wired 

The various spokespersons repeat the same promises, which only leave us with much scepticism. 
 Jamaica Observer 

U.S.-based spokespersons for HSBC and Citibank declined to comment about Nogueira's accounts in Panama. 
 Reuters 

Calls to spokespersons for the Army were not picked up. 
 Radio NZ 

Two police spokespersons declined to confirm his identity as did the suspect's court-appointed lawyer. 
 Reuters 

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