External Affairs
Britishplural noun
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It’s not just the tile made by a groundbreaking ceramicist and innovator of midcentury modern tableware that people often drive by without recognizing — it’s the museum itself, said Norton Simon Vice President of External Affairs Leslie Denk.
From Los Angeles Times
Hiroyuki Ueda, Toyota’s chief officer for public and external affairs, has said that the company will continue to invest in the U.S. but hasn’t made an explicit commitment to invest $10 billion.
The BBC has reached out to the ministry of external affairs.
From BBC
Christina McGill, director of social impact and external affairs for accessible housing association Habinteg, identified "availability, affordability and findability" as three further issues for disabled people looking to buy a home.
From BBC
Palmer, deputy director for external affairs at the California Department of Finance, said the cost to provide Medi-Cal to undocumented immigrants in the current fiscal year is just over $12.5 billion.
From Los Angeles Times
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