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  • "Moving forward, I want to make sure that we check and double-check all current and future Excepted Service appointees by also engaging our own Metropolitan Police Department."

    Mayor Gray adds more background checks 2011

  • "While a vetting process was implemented, it is clear that the approach was not thorough enough to address all relevant issues and questions for Excepted Service appointments," Gray said in the release.

    Mayor Gray adds more background checks 2011

  • The author says: Excepted for the camera, all animations are procedural, driven by the audio which I made, mathematical expressions, or dynamic simulations.

    No Fat Clips!!! : VINCENT HOUZE – Unfolding Systems 2008

  • Excepted from the October 2006 issue of the Forbes International Investment Report.

    Self-Help Stocks John Christy 2006

  • Excepted from the September 2006 issue of the Forbes International Investment Report.

    Going For Glaxo John Christy 2006

  • Excepted from the September 2006 issue of the Forbes International Investment Report.

    International Funds For Your Portfolio John Christy 2006

  • Excepted at the Campaign are some MECs, Members of the

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2005

  • MR. MCCURRY: Excepted and nonexcepted was a little too difficult to get.

    Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1995

  • He knew all the connections; he knew all the restaurant trains; and, if you mentioned the 6.15 to Little Buxton, he could tell you offhand whether it was a Saturdays Only or a Saturdays Excepted.

    Punch or the London Charivari, Volume 158, March 24, 1920. Various

  • And, on the other hand, every man of the many who still stand ready to indorse everything signed by a D.D. -- without even adding the commercial E.E., for Errors Excepted -- is in part the victim of the over-influence they obtained.

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863 Various

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