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We have learned that Deputy Solicitor General Thomas Hungar resigned some time before General Clement announced his resignation, and he will be leaving the office soon. He has not announced future plans.

Prior to becoming the Deputy Solicitor General, Hungar was a partner at the firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher.

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