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Often used in the same context:
reappoint,
reappointed,
appointing,
resigning,
ex officio,
elected,
censuring,
outvoted,
pro tempore,
ousting,
pro tem,
reinstating,
dissented,
seconding,
reelect,
overruling,
rescinding,
recused,
impanel,
replacing,
vetoing,
retires,
amending,
demoting,
impeaching,
unopposed,
rubber stamping,
indicting,
governing board,
nominating,
hiring,
abstained,
rehire,
revoking,
outgoing,
grievance committee,
sacking,
succeeding,
voted,
presiding,
unseated,
naming,
quo warranto,
endorsing,
delegating,
reconvening,
disbar,
disagreeing,
approving,
golden handshake,
quorate,
rubber stamp,
sworn,
terminating,
instated,
depoliticize,
reargue,
readopt,
predeceased,
treasury secretary,
acting,
reapplying,
overstepping,
recommending,
vacating,
convicting,
disqualifying,
evicting,
dismissing,
abrogate,
overturning,
ad litem,
ratifying,
nonvoting,
rubberstamp,
chaired,
disband,
disciplining,
stipendiary magistrate,
proroguing,
concurring,
zoning commission,
incumbant,
relinquishing,
expires,
lame duck,
zoning,
rehires,
reconsider,
micromanaging,
hearing examiner,
deeding,
reinstalled,
acquitting,
convening,
reassign,
vicar general,
hiring freeze,
rebid,
rewording,
deposing,
lieutenant governor
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