Position in the British Cabinet responsible for economic and financial matters.
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Twenty minutes later Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the exchequer, called back.
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The chancellor of the exchequer made an unusually happy speech in reply.
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One donor was Norman Lamont, the pro-Brexit former chancellor of the exchequer.
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The chancellor of the exchequer opened the budget on the 13th of March.
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The chancellor of the exchequer opened the budget on the 8th of May.
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On the 29th of June the chancellor of the exchequer brought forward his budget.
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On the 13th of February the chancellor of the exchequer made his financial statement.
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At the same time the chancellor of the exchequer brought forward two financial operations.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer, was always next.
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On the 30th of June the chancellor of the exchequer made his yearly financial statement.
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On the 31st of April, the chancellor of the exchequer entered into his financial statement.
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From time to time, someone will be more reviled than the chancellor of the exchequer.
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Both Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, have constituencies in Scotland.
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It would make no difference if you were the chancellor of the exchequer handling an existential economic crisis.
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Sir John Barnard moved it; which, Mr. Sandys told me, was that day making himself the chancellor of the exchequer.
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I must now give you a new commission, and for no less a minister than the chancellor of the exchequer.
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This imputation was repelled by the chancellor of the exchequer; but it was still maintained that such must have been its effect.
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But the chancellor of the exchequer has batted back all calls to loosen austerity, leaving no scope for a significant economic stimulus.
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He communicated his plan to Mr. Aislaby, the chancellor of the exchequer, as well as to one of the secretaries of state.
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On the 3rd of October the chancellor of the exchequer laid his view of finance for the year before the house of commons.
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Nothing that the chancellor of the exchequer announced in the Budget is of great relevance to the economic or fiscal health of the country.