Collocations withclerk
These are words often used in combination withclerk.
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chief clerk
Letters to my constituent are signed by a divisional officer, so-called, but any reply must be addressed to a chief clerk.
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county clerk
If it is proposed to remove a county clerk, then seven days' notice is given for reflection.
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deputy clerk
In this case, the deputy clerk of the urban district council conducted the case on behalf of the planning authority.
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male clerks
In the meantime the work in question is performed by temporary ex-service male clerks.
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part-time clerk
It is true that if a man ceases to be a part-time clerk he may be able to give more time to something else.
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postal clerk
How does one charge up the time of the postal clerk in the issuing of postal orders?
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shipping clerk
A firm going in for export business must, moreover, have a shipping clerk who knows something about it.
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store clerk
He attended the common schools before working as a store clerk when he was 17.
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