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First Secretary

British  

noun

  1. the chief minister of the National Assembly for Wales

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In June 2009, Lord Mandelson's status was enhanced further when Brown gave him the honorary title first secretary of state, making him the de-facto deputy prime minister.

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Poor and deeply ambitious, he rose to become a military officer in the Revolutionary War, and later, the nation’s first secretary of the treasury under Washington.

From Los Angeles Times

She pushed back and was appointed shadow first secretary of state among other titles.

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He clashed bitterly with the then first secretary Alun Michael in 2000 over procedures surrounding a no-confidence vote in Mr Michael's handling of European funding.

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Mr Michael, whose post was known as first secretary at the time, resigned before it could take place.

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