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- v. Past participle of oversee
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The folks at Island / DefJam Records are mourning the loss of Shakir Stewart, the 34-year-old executive vice president of the label overseen by L.A. Reid.
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Three years later, on Sept. 11, 2001, Al Qaeda struck the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in an operation overseen from the base in Afghanistan.
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After Romy was born Coppola took a year off in Paris, although she still managed to fit in a few creative projects: she directed a television commercial for Miss Dior's Cherie fragrance, and designed a chic capsule collection of shoes and bags for Louis Vuitton, the luxury label overseen by her friend Marc Jacobs.
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The Demon Bounty Hunter Punisher was in the first wave of Marvel Knights titles overseen by Joey Q before he became EIC.
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In a conference call overseen by the National Security Council, Justice and Pentagon officials had been warned that any public statements about Gitmo transfers would inflame congressional Republicans, according to a law-enforcement official who asked not to be named discussing internal deliberations.
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Globe editor John Stackhouse yesterday, it was announced that next Monday's issue will be "overseen" by Bono and Geldof to kick off two months of G8-G20 coverage.
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And all this has been "overseen" by a board of directors packed with Mr. Espada's relatives, friends and Senate employees who, it's fair to assume, are dependent on him for their jobs.
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Get behind me, Satan: Devil, as "overseen" by M Night Shyamalan.
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Henriette Huldisch and Shamim M. M.min and "overseen" by
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Stewart's Prince of the Marshes, covering the period of his involvement in US - "overseen" administration of Iraq in the southeast corner near the border with Iran, during the time between the invasion and the elections makes the reach of Sadr's influence quite clear.
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