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Search results for "Mike Krieger, Anthropic's chief product officer, resigned from the board of Figma on April 14"

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Eva Marie Mancuso stated on April 05, 2013 in an interview on WPRI-TV's "Newsmakers":
When the NECAP proficiency test is re-given to the kids the second and third time, harder questions are taken out.
By C. Eugene Emery Jr.• April 14, 2013
Facebook posts stated on March 29, 2020 in a Facebook post:
Says CEOs got advance notice of COVID, then resigned to dump stock.
By Tom Kertscher• April 13, 2020
Daniel McKee stated on August 21, 2011 in a Providence Journal commentary:
"This year, the Blackstone Valley Mayoral Academy became the first public school in Rhode Island history to have 100 percent of its elementary-age students proficient in reading on state assessments."
By C. Eugene Emery Jr.• September 8, 2011
Jeb Bush stated on May 16, 2015 in a speech at the Iowa GOP Lincoln Day dinner:
"One person has been fired" at the Veterans Administration for withholding services.
By Amy Sherman• May 22, 2015
Larry Gause stated on March 01, 2011 in a flier and campaign website:
Says Charlotte Nash "pretends to be a chicken farmer" in order to get property tax exemptions.
By Eric Stirgus• March 11, 2011
Alex Sink stated on May 18, 2010 in a press release.:
Rick Scott "was forced to resign as the head of a company that pled guilty to massive amounts of systematic fraud, including 14 felonies, leading to a historic $1.7 billion fine."
By Aaron Sharockman• May 20, 2010
Bloggers stated on January 02, 2017 in a headline:
Says "Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is resigning from the post of associate justice of the Supreme Court."
By Joshua Gillin• January 13, 2017
Carlos Lopez-Cantera stated on April 30, 2016 in in an interview with Fox 13 :
"I've cut the budget of the (lieutenant governor’s) office by more than half."  
By Amy Sherman• June 6, 2016
Ralph Mollis stated on August 10, 2014 in a TV debate:
"The per-pupil cost in the [Blackstone Valley Prep] Mayoral Academy far outweighs the per-pupil cost in Cumberland public schools."
By Karen Lee Ziner• August 7, 2014
Mike Pence stated on January 16, 2019 in a speech:
"The caliphate has crumbled and ISIS has been defeated."
By Louis Jacobson• January 17, 2019
Lori Lightfoot stated on March 05, 2019 in a tweet:
Says the percentage of officers the Chicago Police Board fired after hearing their cases or who chose to resign prior to a board hearing roughly doubled during her tenure.
By Kiannah Sepeda-Miller• March 10, 2019
Bill White stated on August 14, 2010 in a speech:
Says most of Perry's chiefs of staff have been lobbyists.
By Meghan Ashford-Grooms, Ciara O'Rourke• August 30, 2010
Daniel McKee stated on August 02, 2011 in a radio interview:
Central Falls "schools are overfunded by state money by as much as $8 million."
By C. Eugene Emery Jr.• August 7, 2011
Lois Kolkhorst stated on June 15, 2011 in House floor remarks.:
Says $500 billion in Medicare cuts are coming.
By W. Gardner Selby• July 17, 2011
Mike Dudgeon stated on November 18, 2014 in newspaper article:
Thirty-eight states -- Georgia not included -- have appointed, rather than elected, state school superintendents.
By Nancy Badertscher• December 6, 2014
Tim Ryan stated on April 11, 2019 in a town hall in New Hampshire:
"Half the country today has either diabetes or prediabetes."
By Miriam Valverde• April 29, 2019
Instagram posts stated on March 03, 2023 in a post:
“Breaking: John Fetterman RESIGNATION Announcement.”
By Gabrielle Settles• March 6, 2023
Scott Walker stated on April 27, 2015 in an interview:
Says the recall elections that aimed to remove him and other Republican officials from office "cost tens of millions of dollars to run."
By Tom Kertscher• May 4, 2015
Occupy Democrats stated on April 08, 2022 in in a Twitter post:
The chairman of Virginia’s Republican Party made a “shockingly racist post” about Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
By Gabrielle Settles• April 12, 2022
Thom Tillis stated on April 15, 2014 in a TV ad:
Says a pro-Democratic ad is "false" for saying that he allowed two disgraced staffers in 2012 to "resign."
By Julie Kliegman• April 25, 2014

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