• In May 1920, after evicting striking miners in Red Jacket, some of the Baldwin-Felts men tried to board a train in nearby Matewan but were confronted by the mayor and the chief of police, Sid Hatfield, a former miner, who had family ties to the Hatfields in the feud.

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  • At Africa's traditional village level, a chief is chosen by the Queen Mother of the royal family to rule for life.

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  • Mary MacLeod, chief executive of the NFPI, said a lot more has to be done to make Britain family friendly.

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  • If a family offends gravely against the rules of the tribe, the chief can take their land away and give it to someone else.

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  • Sir Peter Fahy, Chief Constable of GMP, said it was a "special place" for the two officers' friends, family and colleagues.

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  • It's rare to find a dictatorial leader like Thomas Watson Sr. of IBM who could engineer the appointment of his son as chief executive, as he did in 1956 even though the Watson family at the time owned only a small percentage of IBM's stock.

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