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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”?

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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User Asolanki
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In my opinion chief executive sounds better 
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