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One who speaks with frequent pauses and hesitation is called:

One who speaks without preparation is called:

One who gives formal instruction to students at a college or university is called:

One who is officially appointed to speak for a group is called:

One who is sent by a government on a special diplomatic mission is called:

One who officially represents a country in another country is called:

One who represents a country and assists its citizens in a foreign city is called:

One chosen to represent a group at a conference is called:

One who secretly obtains information about an enemy or rival is called:

One who secretly provides information to the police or authorities is called:

One who investigates crimes professionally is called:

One sent ahead to gather information about an area is called:

One who protects another person from danger is called:

One who keeps watch over a place is called:

A soldier stationed to keep watch is called:

One who is employed to guard a building or property is called:

One who supervises workers is called:

One who works for another person or organization for wages is called:

One who employs other people is called:

One who starts and manages a business, taking financial risks, is called: