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foreperson

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See: chief, director, principal
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From there, you can progress to better positions like foreperson, superintendent and even a contractor.
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103) And because another venireman was peremptorily challenged after he revealed his prior service as a substitute corrections officer, the Sixth Circuit concluded that the foreperson was actively attempting to conceal her relations in order to become a member of the jury.
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George, who is African-American, was a "first-line supervisor," a position similar to that of a foreperson.
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