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- noun Plural form of
vice-presidency .
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In November 1928, at its founding session, Schlick accepted the presidency of the newly formed Verein Ernst Mach (Association Ernst Mach), Hahn accepted one of its vice-presidencies and Neurath and Carnap joined its secretariat.
Vienna Circle Uebel, Thomas 2006
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Bemba, the head of the Congolese Liberation Movement (MLC) that controls the northwest of the vast central African nation, has been been allocated one of four vice-presidencies in an interim government.
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Liberation Movement (MLC) also hold two of the four vice-presidencies in the interim government.
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The two main rebel groups in DRC, who in 1998 rose up against the government of then president Laurent Kabila, Joseph's father, have been allocated two of four vice-presidencies in the interim government.
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Bemba, whose movement has been promised one of four vice-presidencies in the transitional government, is also the subject of a complaint lodged by the International Federation for
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The two main rebel groups in DRC, who in 1998 rose up against the government of then president Laurent Kabila, Joseph's father, have been allocated two of four vice-presidencies in the interim government.
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Joseph Kabila to retain that position, with four vice-presidencies.
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The government, which the delegations have agreed will retain the presidency and one of four transitional vice-presidencies, has rejected such radical power sharing as "official looting".
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It provides for DRC President Joseph Kabila to remain the head of a transitional government, with four vice-presidencies.
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Kabila to remain the head of a transitional government, with four vice-presidencies.
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