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The secretary of state can be given less to do.

A history from 1492 to 1914, by the former secretary of education.

She did not return a call left with her secretary.

She began with the team in 1966 as a secretary.

So I'm going to take the job as secretary again.

She will probably leave the group to become a secretary.

She started on the Board as a secretary 25 years ago.

The secretary said he was out of town until next week.

He was under secretary longer than anyone in the department's history.

She thought for a moment, then looked at her secretary of defense.

Yet she was more than either secretary or wife to him.

I would be something like your secretary of high technology defense.

In the city she would have been a secretary, at least.

His secretary was back on the line in three minutes.

He would be secretary of defense in his new administration.

But a secretary of war was weeks behind the front line.

Policy questions, he said, were best left to him and the Secretary.

A secretary of state must answer to the people and to Congress.

My secretary will take you across the street to the security office.

His secretary had been with him for a long time.

Which is what the President wanted in his private secretary.

My secretary will provide you with the name of the individual.

His mother is a secretary in the local high school.

He was the Party state secretary between 1991 and 1997.

My husband is not the secretary of state, I am.