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She acts as the Army's liaison on Capitol Hill.liaison = a person with the role of increasing communication and cooperation between two organizations
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he provided a liaison with the guerrillas
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The President announced the appointment of a liaison adviser on gay and lesbian issues.
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You get a hold of the girls and send 'em out as liaison runners so we'll know who's found Tony where. (source)liaison = a person with the role of increasing communication between two organizations
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When you work in public affairs, the most senior marines serve as liaisons with the press.† (source)
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Their identities shocked him: a United States Air Force colonel and a British Army colonel, both NATO liaisons, as well as two CIA officers, apparently acting as observers.† (source)
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Because of his role as spokesman for the Swat Qaumi Jirga, he acted as a kind of liaison between the people and the army.† (source)
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In fact, he had even found himself quoting his father to Sofia on the subject, asserting that the only things that came from the practice were foolhardy acts, ill-advised liaisons, and gambling debts.† (source)
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I hoped never to be liaisoned again, with anyone, for any reason.† (source)
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The police found Jimmie Sasaki working as a liaison between the Japanese navy and the occupying forces.† (source)
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The regime created an instant pool of such women by the simple tactic of declaring all second marriages and nonmarital liaisons adulterous, arresting the female partners, and, on the grounds that they were morally unfit, confiscating the children they already had, who were adopted by childless couples of the upper echelons who were eager for progeny by any means.† (source)
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I am a senior member of the research staff and appointed liaison to the Vatican for this crisis.† (source)
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Public gossip attributed the romantic adventures of his verses to his own life, but although he had numerous liaisons, true love remained as illusive and as unattainable for him as Novalis's blue flower.† (source)
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This established our liaison with World War II.† (source)
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I have always found such liaisons a serious threat to the order in a house.† (source)
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That was Cuthbert Mockridge, Head of the Goblin Liaison Office.... Here comes Gilbert Wimple; he's with the Committee on Experimental Charms; he's had those horns for a while now...Hello, Arnie ...Arnold Peasegood, he's an Obliviator member of the Accidental Magic Reversal Squad, you know...and that's Bode and Croaker ...they're Unspeakables.... They're what?† (source)
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