Synonyms for appointments
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1. List of paraphrases for "appointments":

   appointment, nominations, confirmations, appointed, appointees, appoint, designations, commitments, nomination, appointing, rendez-vous, nominating

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1. Interior Department spokeswoman Molly Block:

   Like most( if not all) of us, the Secretary of Interior Department has a daily schedule that is subject to constant change, appointments that were expected get canceled, unexpected appointments arise and plans get interrupted by events. The department seeks to ensure that the public has access to the secretary's activities by posting online the various tools used to plan his day by different staff members.

2. Wash Westmoreland:

   Many of the neurological appointments that Still Alice had in the book echoed appointments that Richard Glatzer had had when they were testing to see if Richard Glatzer'd had a stroke — like what's today's date, where are we, all that stuff. It was eerily similar, rich is an incredibly strong person, and never let Lou Gehrig Disease get him down. He always wanted to keep life as normal as possible.

3. Najib Razak:

   The appointments announced today are part of efforts by the Government and Khazanah to lay strong foundations for the future success of our national carrier, the government is committed to seeing through the complete overhaul of MAS to its successful conclusion.

4. Kristi Sullivan:

   For an hourly fee, these people can handle tasks quickly that it might take you hours to do - scheduling doctor's appointments, handling medical payments and dealing with insurance, helping find a good nursing home or in-home care, spending this money may seem expensive, but it's less than putting someone's career on hold to become a full-time caregiver.

5. Republican Donald Trump:

   The election, and the Supreme Court appointments that come with it will decide whether or not we have a border and, hence, a country.