bureau
US /ˈbjʊro/
・UK /'bjʊərəʊ/
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n.NounAdministrative unit of government
The clerk told the reporter that her questions would be answered by another bureau
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Is The Golden Age Of Remote Work Over?
- The latest data from the Census Bureau found that fewer than 26% of U.S.
The latest data from the Census Bureau found that fewer than 26% of U.S.
- The latest data from the Census Bureau found that fewer than 26% of U.S.
The latest data from the Census Bureau found that fewer than 26% of U.S.
How airplane legroom got so tight
- But if you zoom out and take a look at the Bureau of Transportation's historical statistics and adjustment inflation, you can see that compared to 1993, domestic flights have actually gotten less expensive.
But if you zoom out and take a look at the Bureau of Transportation's historical statistics and adjustment inflation, you can see that compared to 1993, domestic flights have actually gotten less expensive.
- But if you zoom out and take a look at the Bureau of Transportation's historical statistics and adjust for inflation,
But if you zoom out and take a look at the Bureau of Transportation's historical statistics and adjust for inflation,
How Retailers Like T.J. Maxx And Home Depot Quietly Target 'Problem' Returners
- According to customer complaints lodged with the Better Business Bureau, customers reported feeling blindsided by the return blocks of major US retailers.
According to customer complaints lodged with the Better Business Bureau, customers reported feeling blindsided by the return blocks of major US retailers.
- According to customer complaints lodged with the Better Business Bureau, customers reported feeling blindsided by the return blocks at major U.S.
According to customer complaints lodged with the Better Business Bureau, customers reported feeling blindsided by the return blocks at major U.S.
What McDonald's is serving up at its new CosMc's chain
- Heather Haden joins us now. She covers restaurants from the Wall Street Journal's Chicago Bureau.
Heather Haden joins us now. She covers restaurants from the Wall Street Journal's Chicago Bureau.
- Heather Hatton joins us now; she covers restaurants from the Wall Street Journal's Chicago Bureau.
Heather Hatton joins us now; she covers restaurants from the Wall Street Journal's Chicago Bureau.
Why Billionaires Try So Hard To Look "Poor"
- According to a study conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2012,
According to a study conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2012,
- According to a study conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research, in 2012, CEOs and CFOs who were not frugal in their own spending were more likely to have instances of insiders perpetuating fraud and were more likely to push equity-based incentives to increase their own income.
According to a study conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research, in 2012, CEOs and CFOs who were not frugal in their own spending were more likely to have instances of insiders perpetuating fraud and were more likely to push equity-based incentives to increase their own income.
Buy Now, Pay Later Apps vs. Credit Cards: The Pros and Cons | WSJ
- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also warns that consumers could risk over extension meaning they have more debt than they can handle.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also warns that consumers could risk over extension meaning they have more debt than they can handle.
How can you spot a TikTok wellness scam? - What in the World podcast, BBC World Service
- BBC colleagues around the world to find out the situation where they are. Our first stop is Nigeria. This is Makawachi Okafor. He's a BBC reporter covering health in the Lagos Bureau. Health and wellness scams are very popular in Nigeria. You know, on the streets you see lots of posters and signages advertising and announcing this product. And there are also lots of celebrities and influencers and people who have large following who peddle these messages. For example, you see lots of slimming tea, which experts and health experts have really said that these things don't really help you slim down.
BBC colleagues around the world to find out the situation where they are. Our first stop is Nigeria. This is Makawachi Okafor. He's a BBC reporter covering health in the Lagos Bureau. Health and wellness scams are very popular in Nigeria. You know, on the streets you see lots of posters and signages advertising and announcing this product. And there are also lots of celebrities and influencers and people who have large following who peddle these messages. For example, you see lots of slimming tea, which experts and health experts have really said that these things don't really help you slim down.
- He's a BBC reporter covering health in the Lagos Bureau.
He's a BBC reporter covering health in the Lagos Bureau.
Attacker at Donald Trump’s rally killed by US Secret Service sniper | BBC News
- It is also now formally notified the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
It is also now formally notified the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
- It is also now formally notified the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
It is also now formally notified the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Sen. Schiff On What Democrats Need To Do To Compete In Red States And Districts
- And on one of my visits recently to Butte County, which is in the far northeast of the state it's part of California that wants to secede and become its own red state, I met with the Farm Bureau, a very conservative group in that conservative part of the state.
And on one of my visits recently to Butte County, which is in the far northeast of the state it's part of California that wants to secede and become its own red state, I met with the Farm Bureau, a very conservative group in that conservative part of the state.
- What did this big city Democrat want meeting with the Butte County Farm Bureau?
What did this big city Democrat want meeting with the Butte County Farm Bureau?
Why Zelenskyy reversed course on anti-corruption reform | DW News
- President Zelensky has responded to the protests inside Ukraine and concerns raised by foreign allies and has now proposed a new draft law that would safeguard the independence of the two anti-corruption agencies, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, which handles investigations and the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor.
President Zelensky has responded to the protests inside Ukraine and concerns raised by foreign allies and has now proposed a new draft law that would safeguard the independence of the two anti-corruption agencies, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, which handles investigations and the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor.
- and has now proposed a new draft law that would safeguard the independence of the two anti-corruption agencies: the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, which handles investigations, and
and has now proposed a new draft law that would safeguard the independence of the two anti-corruption agencies: the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, which handles investigations, and