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The parliament wants the head of that new supervisor to be a woman.
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She seemed pleased that her daughter had gotten along so well with Bill's new supervisor.
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Listen up millenniums, I'm Homer Simpson, your new supervisor.
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In a nod to Germany, it says the new supervisor may not be fully operational until April, 2014.
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He's going to be my new supervisor and I'm really going to have to watch it around him.
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He repeated his call for the new supervisor to stick to systemically relevant banks and not all euro zone banks.
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A few observations about my new supervisor, Barry Bosworth: early-thirtyish, lean, handsome, dark-haired, with one of those silly three-day-growth beards.
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Fortunately, I mustered up the courage to speak to the department head and was given a new supervisor; my project flourished.
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The Commission and the ECB therefore want the new supervisor to have ultimate authority over all lenders, even if it delegates to national watchdogs.
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She knew all about the stock market and politics, for some of Ruef's new Supervisors were among her swains.