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Is it more accurate to say that the Texas governor is the state’s “chief persuader” than to say that he or she is the “chief executive”?
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Is it more accurate to say that the Texas governor is the state’s “chief persuader” than to say that he or she is the “chief executive”?

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Cheif Executive sounds way better
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In my opinion chief executive sounds better 
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