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caretaker (One caring for property), noun archivist, attendant, concierge, convoy, curator, custodian, governor, guard, guardian, keeper, lookout, overseer, porter, sentry, steward, superintendent, supervisor, warden, watchman caretaker (One fulfilling the function of office), noun administrator, collector, commissioner, controller, director, district officer, government servant, grand vizier, high offiiial, key person, magistrate, manager, minister, officeholder, officer, officer in charge, officer of state, overseer, person in charge, public servant, state servant, superintendent See also: custodian, fiduciary, guardian, proctor, procurator, superintendent, trustee, warden How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Lahoud has asked the government to stay on as a caretaker cabinet. Javier Silva Ruete, an economist and finance minister in Paniagua's caretaker cabinet, says the Fujimori administration lied about the nation's macroeconomic health. nbsp;coalition or a caretaker cabinet - the fiscal stance is likely to remain stable. |
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