"Either his campaign is very well organized and will submit petitions in these states today, or his campaign isn't well organized," Winger told Refinery29 via email.
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AMC's mobile website was well organized and easy to navigate.
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"We intend to make these elections well organized," he said.
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My ideal backpack is stylish, comfortable, roomy, and well organized.
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Then he sees that our bookshelves are not well organized.
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Catedral is massive, Las Leñas is not as well organized.
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So we tried to be as well organized as possible.
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KS: There's a thing called Google that's really well organized.
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The most well organized group in Syria was the Islamic State.
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The whole event was so well organized and chill and cool.
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It's all about browsing a well-organized database of insurance products.
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Instead, it has morphed into a group of well-organized bandits.
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It's a convivial, well-organized affair with the Krauses in charge.
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"It feels like we're really well-organized right now," Lee said.
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Hungry people rarely topple dictatorships — well-organized coups or insurgencies do.
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She singled out how well organized it had been for decades.
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Some offered well-organized instruction from texts written by known experts.
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Early on, some said he was repetitive and not well organized.
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Ms. Gamet said the workshops are well organized, bright and modern.
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Unlike in previous years, #OpIsrael 2016 has a well-organized training program.
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth stares into her closet, so full and so well organized.
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Supporters were also well organized; they, too, raised and spent substantial sums.
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A well-organized movement cuts turf, assigning different counties to different organizations.
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It's juicy, opinionated, indiscreet, immodest, not terribly well organized or fact-checked.
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The women's department is also well organized and filled with stylish apparel.
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Negan, meanwhile, apparently has a well organized basement prison that's quite clean.
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Besiktas are notoriously well organized, while Dynamo Kiev should be particularly feisty.
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"They're heavy, forceful, well organized," Sweden's manager, Janne Andersson, said of England.
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The Mattis fan club is either very large or very well organized.
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Big, well-organized surf schools, offering inexpensive (by American standards) lessons flourished.
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Big, well-organized surf schools, offering inexpensive (by American standards) lessons flourished.
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Mueller's indictment, though, characterized the group as well funded and well organized.
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Many are facing large, well-organized crowds who are out for blood.
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Trump's political arson is now encountering a massive and increasingly well-organized opposition.
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It is well-organized, focused on technology and takes the hobby very seriously.
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But we are well organized… and the law is completely absurd, and stupid.
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By then, a well-organized conservative groundswell effectively had halted the ERA's momentum.
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We are very well organized defensively but we are also organized going forward.
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Of course, most everyone knew the real identity of these well-organized troops.
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The internship was very well organized with many programs and talks to attend.
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The camp we visited in southern Turkey was very impressive and well organized.
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It is by no means a conspiracy; it is a well-organized machine.
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The island's emergency response and health care systems are flawed but well organized.
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One of the most well organized archives of any band I've ever seen.
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Demonstrations in blue cities, unless they're well organized and huge, will be ignored.
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There is a place for private insurance plans in a well-organized system.
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Protests about the denial of human rights are well organized and well supported.
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These fans are well-organized and single-mindedly devoted to the Bangtan Boys.
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An Elizabeth Warren event is like the candidate herself: well-organized, precise, unpretentious.
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But we found a well-organized, vast metropolis, with a calming Buddhist vibe.
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One described Clinton's powerful and well-organized ground operation — and Trump's frazzled counterattack.
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They are well organized and employ terror to achieve commercial and political objectives.
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"And when a system is well organized, we can respond like we did."
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The demonstrators from across the country were well organized and spirited in their chants.
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The well-organized events feature live music at several stops along the race courses.
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The produce department overall was well-organized and brimming with fresh fruits and vegetables.
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We were stuck on the ground in basically a friendly, reasonably well-organized country.
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A well-organized ultramarathon will, of course, support the unique demands of such distances.
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Getting even the most well-organized team to agree on anything can be hard.
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It's comparable to a very well organized and labeled garage sale, if those exist.
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If you look at his archive, it looks like a very well-organized orgy.
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To make the most of bookmarks, you need to make sure they're well organized.
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Even the groceries stores are well organized, brightly lit, and full of colorful fruit.
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Despite having a type-A personality, I wouldn't call my closet particularly well-organized.
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The jihadists remain well organized and divided into cells defending separate neighborhoods, he said.
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"Thankfully the teachers are well organized and are able to keep the students engaged."
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The Houthis have proved themselves stubborn and well-organized fighters despite far inferior equipment.
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"We got the vault to a point where it was well organized," Aronson says.
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Both the Clinton and Sanders campaigns are well-organized to get out their votes.
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For Democrats, it's a question of how well organized and enthusiastic the party is.
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Hearings weren't publicized, or even required, giving an advantage to the well-organized group.
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Yeah, and one of the reasons for that is that Reddit is, one, well-organized.
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They weren't particularly well-organized, and didn't fit the mould of the typical violent criminal.
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The demonstration appeared well organized and prepared for conflict with the police from the outset.
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"I want you to know, it's very, very well organized," he joked of the event.
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The convention in itself is relatively powerless to defeat powerful, well-organized transnational crime syndicates.
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It took massive, well-organized, nonviolent dissent for the Voting Rights Act to become law.
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Nevertheless, this is a fun, incredibly well organized festival, with very bright looking prospects ahead.
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I have seen cases from counties with well-funded and well-organized public-defender services.
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But our answers open the door to a well-organized and thoroughly meme'd counter-attack.
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Advocates are energetic and well organized, knocking on doors and speaking frequently at public events.
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On Monday, the Brookings Institution is launching a well-organized database of female technology experts.
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There are criticisms they can make, but this was an extremely smooth, well-organized caucus.
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Once well-organized operations built around drug dealing, they're now little more than dangerous cliques.
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Head inside and you'll find a moment of quiet in the bright, well-organized store.
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Head inside and you'll find a moment of quiet in the bright, well-organized store.
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Mr. de Blasio's effort seemed to mobilize an already well-organized network of vaccine skeptics.
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There are thousands of people, but the lines are short and everything is super well-organized.
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Baby essentials, Long Island, New York Even the most well-organized parents can't plan for everything.
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Team Clinton thought it was well organized here in 299, and poised for a strong showing.
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"We are well-organized and prepared," said Eseroma Ledua, operations manager at the Fiji Red Cross.
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And it's well organized too, with analyses for budget by personnel, by objective and by workload.
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Mr. Bloomberg said he was committed to funding well-organized efforts as they continue to emerge.
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In a storm of anger and insecurity, I gathered my things in a well-organized frenzy.
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ISIS is well organized and smart —they will be able to get around any encryption ban.
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Over the weekend in Colorado, he swept all 34 delegates with a robust, well-organized strategy.
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Both teams look well organized defensively, and we already know that both lack internationally recognized scorers.
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Afterward, they may await well-organized pickups, or they may bury the horn for later retrieval.
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This he did, with an enthusiastic, hands-on approach in practices that were always well organized.
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Event is well organized every year and the vendors offer a tremendous variety for the patrons.
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" Tomsky also recommended keeping your belongings well organized during your stay: "Cut down on the clutter.
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They are becoming increasingly well organized and sophisticated in their tactics, law enforcement, loggers, and politicians say.
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It's massive but so well organized, and the media exposure is much better than at other events.
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Disaster recovery is notoriously challenging even for administrations that are well organized, staffed, and excel at communicating.
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Cybercriminals are well organized with an alarming emergence of state-sponsored attacks, cyber-espionage and cyber terror.
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It probably will not be large because the Republican convention was not well organized to begin with.
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When I pointed out that they seemed awfully well organized and well supplied, Chispa shook his head.
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But I'd heard he was well-organized and I wanted to work in a well-run office.
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The well-organized exhibits trace the history of money in India from stones to paper bank notes.
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The anti-abortion movement in America is well funded and well organized, and its campaigns are working.
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Fan groups from other countries are not as well organized as the German ones, Mr. Lochthove said.
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Through a well-organized neighborhood association, residents have retained substantial sway over how the community has developed.
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A notable missing ingredient in today's conversation is a well-organized coalition that will shift our mindset.
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A strong ground game means a candidate is well-organized, and well-funded, with many enthusiastic volunteers.
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A strong ground game means a candidate is well-organized and well-funded, with many enthusiastic volunteers.
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Craig realized that, from his desk in suburban Omaha, he was chasing a well-organized international criminal network.
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The perfect house is like the perfect relationship...imaginary There's an unspoken virtue to a well-organized abode.
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And I'm so well organized that my baby's due on Christmas Day, which will be a slow time.
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This was a well-organized and well-funded effort to influence the 2016 election by a foreign power.
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The well ORGANIZED effort by Florida school students demanding gun control has GEORGE SOROS' FINGERPRINTS all over it.
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It is a well-organized, elaborate avalanche of cultural things (and some art) that stimulates desires to identify.
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Despite there being such a wealth of material here, it's all easy to get around and well organized.
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Nevertheless, the colectivos appear to be a well-organized part of the Maduro strategy to hold onto power.
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When you read these articles, I feel proud for my country, they're so well organized, they're really German.
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But I know what can take that out of them — a big top-down infrastructure that's well organized.
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If you are well organized, you can easily form a few more samosas while one batch is cooking.
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Most of Real Madrid's attempts came from long range, against a well-organized double line of Roma defenders.
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He said it took massive, well-organized, nonviolent dissents for black Americans to earn the right to vote.
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Countries on my African continent risk destabilization and violence if their elections aren't fair, honest and well-organized.
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Grocery list Once you're done with meal planning, use your journal to plan a well organized grocery list.
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Patients and their well-organized advocacy groups proved to be more effective than the uninsured in lobbying Congress.
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Like the women&aposs march, these anti-Trump protesters are extremely well organized, and they are more than political.
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The users did tend to like vibrant colors, eye-catching photos and text that was well organized with subheadings.
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Her campaign is well organized in Hawaii and she has racked up endorsements from key state leaders including Sens.
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I am a sucker for a well-organized closet, so I wanted something that would grow with the baby.
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Analysis of the mini-brain revealed highly differentiated and well-organized structures reminiscent of what's found in the cerebellum.
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A review found existing counter-terrorism policy was well-organized and comprehensive, but suggested ways it could be improved.
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It will take well-organized and adventurous club owners to attempt them, and would require cooperation from municipal government.
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Which is why big organizations always struggle with trying to be efficient, well-organized, scaled up, but also innovative.
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"She's well known, well funded and well organized," Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a University of Southern California professor, told CNN.
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Rural and remote, it is ideal for an insurgency, especially one as deep-rooted and well-organized as ISIS.
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They are well organized to fight measures that will impact their ability to pay for needed supports and services.
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In fairness, there have been some well-organized efforts to build political momentum around this issue over the years.
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And they will look for ways to ensure the withdrawals are well-organized, structured and, if possible, conditions-based.
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In its opening match in Kazan, France struggled to find continuity and opportunity against a well-organized Australian team.
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Both attacks were by groups numbering close to 100, indicating the presence of relatively large, well-organized extremist groups.
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Each section was clearly labeled and well-organized, like this robust area of outerwear for basically any weather condition.
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"Well-regulated in the 18th century tended to be something like well-organized, well-armed, well-disciplined," says Rakove.
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The relics date to different eras, suggesting that the smugglers were well organized, according to museum curator Ahmed Samir.
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Like a well-organized flotilla, conservationist groups have organized a reserve unit of recreational divers in the watery showdown.
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"The role of technology is to empower defenders to stay a step ahead of well-funded and well-organized adversaries."
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George W. Bush's presidential campaign in 2004 was the most sophisticated, well-organized, and professional campaign in a long time.
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The colors of the harmonies from voices and instruments mesh well, creating a smooth, well-organized calamity of bursting color.
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YouTube threw a huge, well-organized bash, complete with multiple open bars and hot dog, chicken finger, and taco stations.
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Sometimes these tricks are mere opportunism, but sometimes they are the well-organized work of national and transnational criminal groups.
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The mainly Shi'ite Hazara have long faced persecution but they are politically well organized and thousands of demonstrators are expected.
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Singapore is a city-state of well organized public infrastructure at the bottom of the highly disputed South China Sea.
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Mindless mobs of citizens are manipulated and led into street protests, well organized behind the scenes, that often turn violent.
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But he should not let a well-organized, well-funded and bigoted attack on a potential nominee influence his decision.
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If your experience is extensive, two pages can be acceptable, so long as you are consistently well-organized and concise.
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"In all three each cog of the plot turns the next and everything is just very well organized," she said.
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Trump also doesn't have a well-organized ground game with an army of volunteers to help get out the vote.
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Mr. Wintrich, one of the scheduled speakers, said on Thursday that the event did not seem to be well organized.
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The huge store is well-organized and stocked with gently used furniture, home goods and clothing, among many other essentials.
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"The dean told us that Penn graduates made good wives and mothers because they were so well-organized," she said.
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In the realignment stage, well-organized campaigns will have representatives scurrying around trying to win over voters to their side.
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But the other residents, who have banded together in a well-organized bloc, have refused to give up their homes.
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"These were well-organized gangs who were mostly fighting over turf," said Alex Kotlowitz, the great chronicler of Chicago's poor.
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They had their moments of spectacular football but when they needed to they ground out wins against well-organized teams.
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But even Barragán's most patriotic admirers admit, grudgingly, that the archive is technically in good hands—well organized, temperature-controlled.
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They're very well organized they have the wherewithal to take care of the needs of the population that they're servicing.
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That's become fuzzy over the last 25 years, as the large, well-organized operations built around drug dealing have splintered.
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"It's very well-organized," said a staffer with one NGO, speaking off the record due to the sensitivity of the subject.
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No Russians were arrested, although Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said about 150 Russians were part of a well-organized hooligan gang.
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I think the real question is whether this week's festivities are well organized and controlled enough to prevent other, unpredictable blowups.
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And as these well-organized outfits amass political power, the ability of the governed to restrict police authority becomes more flaccid.
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Leaders of the gay rights movement, which is well-organized and well-funded, are now putting their muscle behind gun safety.
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Then, you're taken to a colorful and well-organized main screen that lists the various topics you can ask questions about.
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Narrator: The stores are brightly lit and colorful, the aisles are wide and the merchandise is spread out and well organized.
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The entryway resembles a large, well organized closet, with coats, bags and shoes on display, heels lined up along the shelves.
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Those are often very well-organized to protect programs and they're also going to react strongly to things being taken away.
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Japan has a well-organized domestic league that has attracted quite a few international stars, though it is not fully professional.
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"We want to be well-organized tomorrow and use our time effectively," said Johnson, who chairs the conservative Republican Study Committee.
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"We are very well organized," Zenaido Rosendo, 31, who joined the protests after his shift ended, told Hyperallergic over the phone.
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"It certainly has the potential to be replicated if the workers from another factory are similarly motivated and well organized," he said.
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Spain dominated the ball during the game — completing more than 1,000 passes — but was too passive against a well-organized Russian defense.
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Ikea hopes that with RÅVAROR, you can have your cute and well-organized apartment and move into your next place with ease.
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Thoughtful design, whether it's a logo, an object, or a well-organized protest, has always had the ability to effect political change.
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Then a large, well-organized SB-4 protest broke out at the Capitol, and protesters flooded the gallery of the Texas House.
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They don't, of course, and more often than not government's rulemaking power is captured by the richest, most well-organized corporate interests.
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Current government infrastructure is not well organized or aligned to provide the service and flexibility that Americans expect in the digital age.
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Both Sephora and Ulta have nice, well-organized stores where you can find (and be tempted by) thousands of products on display.
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Target praised its "well-organized" back rooms in its earnings call after Shoshy&aposs extensive reporting on overcrowded and potentially dangerous conditions.
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They are well-organized and point to an agency that has a clear mission and well-developed programs to accomplish that mission.
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Iran were well organized at the back and defended stoically but did not have enough men going forward in the first half.
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There's a thriving and well-organized tennis community out there, though, with a ladder and yearly tournament that draws very good players.
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To the Editor: As a regular traveler to Germany, I have long been impressed with its intensive and well-organized recycling efforts.
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It's virtually theft-proof and holds all my essentials (wallet, phone, external batteries, Ray-Bans, lip balm, passport) in well-organized compartments.
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The well-organized tour covers the brewery's history, the mythical creature that gave the brand its name, and its modern brewing techniques.
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Alfonso and his savants forged Spanish into an exceptionally well-organized language with phonetic standards, making it relatively accessible for some learners.
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Chapeceonse had no big-name players, Follmann said, but it was well organized and had developed an unusually strong sense of teamwork.
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He compares a series of well-organized objects to a dancing chorus; even serving dishes have an elegant "rhythm" when properly arranged.
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The rest of us are going to have to be just as passionate and well organized in our defense of our kids.
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It simply requires a well-organized, dedicated effort to make Fox radioactive for anyone who isn't fully committed to advancing the conservative movement.
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Freeing him would likely anger the well-organized foes of the Fujimori clan - a mix of technocrats, leftists, human rights activists and academics.
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"This is a very insidious, very well-organized attack," Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) borough's IT director Eric Wyatt said in a press release.
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Trying to look through images, applications or other things you may have downloaded requires opening a separate tab that isn't especially well-organized.
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The reports suggest that Facebook's Libra initiative could be one of the most well organized efforts by a global consumer tech company yet.
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A new study shows that the rafts built by ants are surprisingly well organized, the product of specialized skills and complex memorization tasks.
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Growers have been left bereft after losing their valuable stock to well-organized bands of criminals who descend on the groves after sunset.
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But ultimately, this new livestream might only be that—a component, and not the main thrust to any well-organized, money-raising campaign.
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A group of Zimbabweans living in Yeoville, a Johannesburg suburb popular with African migrants, described a well-organized system established by the police.
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The reason that their loyalty matters is that all three groups tend to be well organized, well financed and to command sizable numbers.
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When government policy is tilted in favor of the well-organized and the wealthy, it undermines the legitimacy of both democracy and capitalism.
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TV on Monday that drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán ran one of the "most well-organized" criminal entities the DEA ever encountered.
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"This is a well-organized racket that has been going on since 2017," an unnamed official at Sri Lanka's finance ministry told AFP.
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Rather than take advantage of this opportunity to engage in dialogue with this well-organized movement, Obama turned his attention away from Iraq.
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With this renewed confidence, Frank began a complicated and well organized national investigation to find these black handers and bring them to justice.
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They can download course readings, look up unfamiliar concepts on the fly and create an accurate, well-organized record of the lecture material.
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This other guy is well organized, polite and an engaging performer who can easily get a coffeehouse audience to sing along with him.
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The opposition had proved itself seemingly well organized for the March 31 vote, stationing supporters to monitor the count in every polling station.
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Iowa's caucuses are mind-numbingly convoluted and anti-democratic, favoring the most motivated, well-organized few over the less-obsessive majority of Iowans.
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These backpacks have become a favorite among urbanites who need a comfortable and well-organized bag they can carry from night to day.
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" Kamola contends that these attacks are part of a well-organized political strategy "designed to influence the ideas that circulate on college campuses.
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Pete Buttigieg, a well-funded, well-organized, moderate alternative to Biden, has still not demonstrated that he can appeal to people of color.
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And that drug trade seemed to be very, very violent and not as well organized or as sophisticated as the current drug trade.
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Given DeVos's history, she was bound to encounter opposition from a well-networked, well-organized group — public school teachers — almost from the start.
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It's a promising sign that a sustained and well-organized call for Trump to divest from his business conflicts might have an impact, too.
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The answer to that is easy: We don't always encounter books in the well-organized confines of a library, bookstore, or e-commerce algorithm.
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Sure, on the one hand these are clearly well-organized, which means the Democrats are utilizing their huge organizational networks to support these events.
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It featured sophisticated infrastructure including advanced water management and drainage systems, well-organized cities with street planning, and some of the first known toilets.
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The latest Keystone XL showdown underscores the increasingly well-organized and diverse resistance to pipelines nationwide, which now stretches well beyond the environmental movement.
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Such a place, welcomes foreign retirees as members of the community, and has well-organized expat and retiree groups for sharing information and activities.
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The politics of tax reform is classic "client politics": A small number of well-organized political actors representing corporations and very wealthy individuals benefit.
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The emergence of xDedic, as well as the seemingly unstoppable boom of ransomware, shows that cybercrime is becoming a well-organized, almost professionalized ecosystem.
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Most politicos will tell you tax reform is difficult because true reform must take away special tax privileges that benefit well-organized special interests.
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The most important thing the students should realize is that a movement needs to be well organized if it is to last over time.
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But the event was truly global and astonishingly well organized: There were over 2000,2250 events scheduled in over 2000 countries on all seven continents.
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If you are well organized, you can prepare this meal several hours in advance, and pop it in the oven at the appropriate moment.
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"They are considerably more sophisticated than the CV and exceptionally well organized," said Camila Dias, a sociologist who researches the PCC in São Paulo.
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We find that since 20173, official Republican Party committees have grown markedly weaker relative to resourceful, well-organized operations on the ultra–free market right.
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Nevertheless, so Reddit is a little bit different in that it's well organized, so you can find what you're looking for, and it's public. Right?
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Because of this, well-organized nonviolent resistance tends to widen a movement's appeal to a broader audience compared with violent or chaotic forms of unrest.
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For a start, it's clear Pai knows that net neutrality is a politically touchy issue, and that supporters are well-organized and very, very loud.
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Next, she shared a photo of multiple well-organized bins of various gold and silver Christmas ornaments, that will assumedly cover her tree's bare branches.
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She was guaranteed well-funded, well-organized opposition from teachers unions, who see vouchers as siphoning money away from public schools and into private hands.
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Syria is now a patchwork of areas controlled by the government, an array of rebel groups, Islamic State, and the well-organized Kurdish YPG militia.
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Lunice: What's interesting about [Igloofest] specifically is how well organized the logistics are in terms of making an event happen here and making it work.
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At rallies, in the courthouse and at the ballot box since, anti-immigration hardliners have been warring with an increasingly well-organized pro-immigrant movement.
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A note for context: I get really, really excited about produce, especially produce like the kind I saw at Wegmans: colorful, consistent, and well-organized.
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Switzerland manages to get the ball in the box again, but Sweden's defense has been very well organized and is foiling the best Swiss efforts.
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People in the industry familiar with the matter said the number of forged bars, and their high quality, meant their production must be well organized.
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Maybe a week of a well-organized backpack yields a trip to the local donut shop, or getting to pick the movie on Friday night.
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As we unpacked my books, Bruce began dispersing them into his own well-organized categories: hardcover fiction, alphabetized; biography; theater; softcover trade paperback; baseball history.
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" Philip asked Gabriel about it, and Gabriel casually said that it was information about people who were part of "a well-organized opposition at home.
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The system could become sufficiently well organized to result in the formation of a tropical storm later on Tuesday, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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And in the face of apparent recent white-collar organizing suppression by Google's management, some have doubted the viability of forming a well-organized union.
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The National Hurricane Center warned the public Monday afternoon about a "small" and "not particularly well-organized" storm forming near Barbados in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Local police are now investigating the case, which they believe is part of the operations of a well-organized network of art forgers and middlemen.
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It was Mr. Goody who was first alerted by his sometime lawyer that the mail train might be vulnerable to a gutsy and well-organized robbery.
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Turnout also tends to be lower, benefiting traditional party constituencies such as conservative Christian groups, which are well-organized at getting their members to the polls.
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Thai police have uncovered evidence in the shrine bombing that points to a large and well-organized network, according to experts and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Doing so requires a well-organized, generally loyal administration with a strong, clear chain of command—in other words, precisely the opposite of the Trump administration.
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A review found existing counter-terrorism policy was well-organized and comprehensive, but suggested ways it could be improved to cope with militant groups' changing tactics.
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"Virginia law clearly reflects the American tradition that private armies are anathema to a well-organized society," ICAP senior litigator Mary McCord said in a statement.
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"Tom is pleased to be a participant in a well organized forum for the purpose of advancing the peace process in the Middle East," Blicksilver said.
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"We noticed there was a need for this service because boda boda's haven't been very well organized or regulated," he told TechCrunch from Taxify's Nairobi office.
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A well-organized iPhone isn't going to make or break your day, but it is one small change that can help you streamline your screen time.
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Bruised Apple Books (923 Central Avenue) has wide aisles, creaky floorboards and well-organized sections of new and gently used literature, art books, comics and vinyl.
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Barry: In San Francisco, which functioned better than other cities I know of, there was plenty of fear but also a tremendous, well-organized volunteer effort.
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A well-organized federal government — one that can liaise with local authorities and effectively communicate with both other organizations and the public at large — is vital.
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The first is to imagine that governments actually do maximize national income, or perhaps an objective function that gives extra weight to well-organized interest groups.
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For example, consider the type of governments they had, the tactics the protesters used, the police response, how well organized they were or even the imagery.
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Mr. Wu, the author of "The Master Switch," writes with elegance and clarity, giving readers the pleasing sensation of walking into a stupendously well-organized closet.
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On the first day of shooting, the team works well together because the refinements of division of labor in the industry are clear and well organized.
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Reduced emphasis on policing campus sexual assault would probably create an outcry among a well-organized network of activists who oppose violence against women on campuses.
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The Latin American left is no longer what it was barely half a decade ago, but it continues to be powerful, well-organized and well-connected.
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Many of the white supremacist groups were "very well organized," in combat gear with security and vans, according to a VICE News team at the scene.
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A couple of years ago, the site launched a panicky fundraising campaign, but ironically thanks to Donald Trump, Wikipedia has never been as wealthy or well-organized.
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The Dominican National Police have said previously in press briefings and court documents that Ortiz was the intended target of the well-organized attempt on his life.
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If they decide to join any "Stop Bernie" movement, the most viable alternative might be Buttigieg, who is well organized in Nevada, but that's a real longshot.
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The various events had been well-organized, the game itself had been surprisingly fun, the crowds had been enthusiastic and the watering holes had been well-stocked.
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The Second Amendment was written hundreds years ago, when our population was not significantly less than today and when the government was not well-organized like today.
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"The citizens of Istanbul elected a new mayor in a well-organized and transparent vote, albeit in tense circumstances," delegation head Andrew Dawson said in a statement.
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The campaign was "well-organized, coordinated and systematic" and began with Rohingya men under 40 being arrested a month earlier, creating a "climate of fear and intimidation".
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Participants were told they could save as much as £350 ($429) a year on their car insurance if they were judged to be conscientious and well-organized.
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"They are well organized, and they have content," said Ziad Baroud, an influential critic of government policy who served as Lebanon's interior minister from 2008 to 2011.
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Get the Tabli Chrome extension, and transform your browser from a sloppy floor into a clean, well-organized data center so you can get more done faster.
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The LGBTQ community is well organized and is ready to flex its political muscle so that no LGBTQ person or our allies have to live in fear.
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Inquiry to be launched Daovong Phonkeo, director-general of Laos' Department of Energy Policy and Planning, told CNN he believes the rescue effort has been well-organized.
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From my perspective as a delegate from Michigan, the convention hall appears well-organized and on message, aside from a minor last gasp from the Never Trumpers.
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They were gathered at the end of the red carpet with well-organized folders filled with photos they'd brought for the talent to sign as they entered.
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Even if you secretly doubted that he was actually well-organized enough to run an international conspiracy, it made you depressed to see him looking so happy.
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Doom Eternal does a phenomenal job of introducing mechanics and gameplay concepts clearly, with well-organized menus, easy-to-follow explainers, and helpful tips at every turn.
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"Viable patients were being brought to us in a well-organized manner," Mike Moser, a division chief with the Fire Department, said in an interview on Friday.
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The chief executive would not be drawn on who was potentially funding an apparently well-organized student protest group but sensed there was evidence of foreign influence.
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Winning seats in the European Parliament is often easier for them than winning at home, because turnout is anemic, boosting the chances for well-organized protest candidates.
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President Donald Trump and his team are not as well organized as the European Union, the president of the European Commission said in an interview with Politico.
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"We started to notice that the new arrivals were very well organized," says Mahmoud Karo, who is in charge of the camps in northeastern Syria's Jazira district.
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The Democrats are well organized and well financed — but we've got to get into the Negro areas if we expect to mould a party for all people.
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In contrast to the House of Representatives, where the well-organized Freedom Caucus often foils party leaders' plans, there are only a handful of loose-cannon senators.
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But a campaign that lacks a well-organized operation to communicate with voters and turn them out might still leave a decisive sliver of votes on the table.
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Yet the opposition was well organized and vocal, capitalizing on fears about the entry of women into the labor force and a perceived threat to traditional gender roles.
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Various media outlets have reported that the shooter as a man named Omar Mateen, who was fatally shot by police after what they called a well-organized attack.
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Fujimori's well-organized foes were key to Kuczynski's razor-thin victory over Keiko in last year's presidential election, and to keeping Keiko's followers from ousting him this week.
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Although we've known for years that hotel lobbyists have been fighting to impose regulations on Airbnb, the new document shows just how well-organized the upstart's opponents are.
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The exhibition is well organized; the layout is attractive, the images stunning — Cassas's drawings populated by artificially composed groups of people, Vignes's photographs silent and empty of figures.
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It shows that a well-organized bloc of voters in their districts care about an issue and carries a lot of weight as lawmakers think about reelection campaigns.
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Europol says Tuesday the well-organized gang is believed to have brought about 300 migrants from French-speaking African countries to northern Spain and from there to France.
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A well-organized campaign will look at a calendar and plug in important events and dates that are predetermined and work toward trying to influence the outcome, i.e.
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The muscular dystrophy community is well organized and has lobbied for years to win approval for the drug, getting members of Congress to write letters to the agency.
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The World Cup is a festive and well-organized affair, carrying the drama, thrills and heartbreak that often come from watching any athletes performing at the highest levels.
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The dozens of corroborating witnesses that the Post spoke to are also part of a broad -- and very well-organized -- conspiracy to keep Moore from the Senate. 3.
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The mayor's twelve-year-old ward, Atari (Koyu Rankin), sneaks off to the compound to rescue his own dog, Spots (Liev Schreiber), and a well-organized uprising results.
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"I don't mean to bash Microsoft, it was a smart decision [as sales numbers showed], but it wasn't super well organized," Traverso told me over a Skype call.
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The effort was nourished by a concerted, well-organized get-out-the-vote effort started by Democrats and their allies that was custom-built for black Alabama voters.
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The nomadic herdsmen are well organized, have articulate spokesmen and even openly endorse presidential candidates, as they did in the February elections that returned Mr. Buhari to power.
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But I will avoid this sanctimonious instinct and declare coldly: Israel had a clear objective when it was shooting, sometimes to kill, well-organized "demonstrators" near the border.
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With so many undecided caucusgoers, the results could come down to how well organized campaigns are, particularly at the precinct level, where the final persuading will take place.
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Politicians are simply not afraid of those pushing for more gun control because, traditionally, they have been neither well-organized enough nor well-funded enough to instill fear.
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What that means has become increasingly fuzzy, as the large, well-organized operations built around drug dealing have splintered, and are now little more than cliques or sets.
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Labor groups like the Chicago Teachers Union, meanwhile, have well-organized volunteers (and often more money than community activists); most reportedly put their official support behind Ms. Preckwinkle.
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"Tom is pleased to be a participant in a well organized forum for the purpose of advancing the peace process in the Middle East," said his spokesman, Owen Blicksilver.
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"I&aposm surprised to hear that but since I&aposm slow, luckily I was not affected," he said, adding that it was a well-organized event and felt safe.
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A June 2017 DHS inspector general's report, however, found that the family detention facilities were "clean, well-organized, and efficiently run," based on unannounced spot inspections in July 2016.
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A regional coalition government was elected in 2015 on a promise to push for succession, and well-organized groups have brought hundreds of thousands of protesters into the streets.
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In the long-running U.S. debate over firearms, well-organized gun-rights groups have managed to block initiatives to tighten gun controls, despite a string of recent mass shootings.
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England's attacks are focused on the flanks and the lack of a creative central midfielder resulted in a predictability that the Tunisians were well organized enough to deal with.
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Everything, they'd heard, would be fine with the aid of a remarkably well-organized, illicit web of smugglers, spanning nationalities from Iran to Hungary and from Turkey to Austria.
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"It would indicate that this was all pretty well organized," said one diplomat, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the briefing by Foreign Secretary Subrahmanyam Jaishankar was confidential.
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Ms. Grande said that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi directed a well-organized rebuilding effort in Tikrit led by the federal government — something that has not been replicated elsewhere.
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First, the country has an especially longstanding and well-organized network of radical Islamist recruiters, making it easier for people to join up there than in other European countries.
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It isn't fun, but when you're done, your contact list should feel like a well-organized Rolodex instead of a mess of metaphorical sticky notes stuck inside a book.
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The watchdog also found evidence of a "well-organized and coordinated identity-theft fraud scheme" across all of the disaster areas, which it had never seen in prior disasters.
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In the first instance, there was a very well-organized effort on Facebook to go far beyond the usual methodology that we'd seen, first off in the Obama campaign.
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In an interview on Monday, Mr. Niggli said: "The system was very well organized," referring to Russia's coordinated cheating that extended from world championship competitions to the Olympic Games.
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New policies regarding free speech on campus are part of a growing and well-organized campaign that has put academia squarely in the cross hairs of the American right.
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As they find themselves sudden targets of a well-organized and well-financed opposition from within, some Republicans are beginning to question whether the squabbling is ultimately self-defeating.
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They also said the terms of such deals were carefully structured so that the governance of an acquired company would be well-organized in the case of a downturn.
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Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, the grass-roots arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, said her group is well-organized, but it welcomes the help from LGBTQ groups.
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What GoT and LOTR have to do with tweeting your frustrations in a chronological and well-organized fashion is not really clear, but that's a topic for its own tweetstorm.
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That speaks to the fact that while there are individual solutions scattered throughout the country there is no well-organized security net to meet the massive gaps left by deinstitutionalization.
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VPN use is also widespread in Sri Lanka, tech researchers say, which means well-organized extremist groups will have no problem getting around the blocks and continuing to spread disinformation.
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Carson kept out an array of stinging long range efforts, including three from Paul Pogba as United struggled to find a way through a resolute and well-organized visiting defense.
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The planning process for the Ford site involved more than 236 public meetings, but as the master plan headed toward a city council vote last year, well-organized opposition emerged.
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"The industry is very well organized on Capitol Hill," said Kevin Sabet, an opponent of marijuana legalization and the director of the Drug Policy Institute at the University of Florida.
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The issue's championing by some celebrities, and well-organized groups on social media, caused the conspiracy theory to gain traction — and an increase in non-medical exemptions for mandatory vaccinations.
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When members of Congress went home for the summer to hold town hall meetings with their constituents, they were confronted by well-organized and disruptive protests over health care reform.
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Without a large, sustained, well-financed and well-organized parallel campaign of political progressive activists pressuring the Clinton campaign to revise its more centrist positions, a Trump victory may happen.
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"She doesn't have much name recognition in the state, and I think in a primary a well-funded, well-organized, skilled Democrat could be a problem for her," Jacobs said.
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It's a good idea to keep coming back to the funeral, because it recontextualizes different relationships among the attendees, but it isn't as well organized as it might have been.
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The recipient of a MacArthur fellowship in 2000, Ms. Perillo writes shrewd, well-organized free verse that marches straight down the page while its meanings peel off in multiple directions.
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Beto O'Rourke in Texas is an excellent example, and his inspiring and well-organized campaign brought him closer to winning statewide than any Democrat has come in Texas in years.
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Although it is a poor country, its health care system is relatively well organized, and its health ministry said it would start a vaccination campaign if it detected cases there.
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Efforts to regulate noise have never been as broad or well organized as some environmental causes, and they sometimes have lost steam or been met with opposition from industry groups.
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Nevertheless, the egalitarian landscape is dotted with islands of agreement: communes, co-ops, and well-organized competitions in which a shared theory of equality is used for some practical purpose.
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A cohort of well-organized and angry mothers tired of losing their children in accidents caused by drunken drivers elevated the issue into our cultural lexicon as a moral necessity.
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That said, she does not support a separate black women's movement, and in fact, sees that as counterproductive to the greater power a well-organized collective women's movement can have.
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As a practical matter, this means that just about any well-organized professional group can pad its bottom line by lobbying legislators to suppress market competition on totally specious grounds.
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"Now, it is possible that a well-organized legislature could find ways to disrupt it, or block it, or find de facto ways that it can be disrupted," Mr. Scott said.
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A set of no more than four nesting mixing bowls is plenty sufficient for most home cooks, and they store neatly for those who get off on a well-organized space.
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The question is whether or not their public reflection will cause us to reflect on our penchant to silence black dissent, regardless of how peaceful, well organized, or "articulate" it is.
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Like HCAN (and unlike the group that became Organizing for America), it should be independent of the White House but well organized and able to pressure wavering legislators and reward supporters.
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Rights groups and exiles say Xinjiang's violence stems more from widespread Uighur resentment at Chinese controls on their religion and culture rather than being committed by a well-organized militant group.
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Mr. Barrett is a lexicographer by profession, so his book is as well-organized as you would expect, and it contains important tools and motivation to improve the way you communicate.
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" Sons of Confederate Veterans, a pro-monument group who had fought the city's efforts to remove the statues, called Wednesday's actions a "well-organized, behind the scenes plan by the city.
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"The work of a special assistant requires someone who has good interpersonal skills, is well organized and who can handle multiple assignments simultaneously," the State Department spokeswoman said in a statement.
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We get a look inside someone's PURSE today, and if we were peeking into mine, I can only say that it would not be as well organized or quite so empty.
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Today, Amber keeps a binder of well-organized recipes, many passed down to her from her mother, whose pages she removes and affixes to the kitchen wall for guidance while cooking.
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With their future now in jeopardy, a wide range of well-organized, well-financed supporters are lining up behind the Dreamers, including celebrities, philanthropists, religious groups and pillars of corporate America.
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A 1964 article in The New York Herald Tribune described Ms. Schiff as the exemplar of a new breed of woman — "the terribly well-organized ladies," as the article was headlined.
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At Clockwork Records (24 Main Street), a store plastered with obscure band posters and album covers, music fans can flip through a well-organized collection of old, underground and new vinyl.
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If "the people" decide that the government can infringe upon their rights to keep and bear arms, there is a well-organized process for changing the Constitution and amending the law.
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"I have complete trust and confidence in her ability to not only help journalists get the story, but to do so in a safe, relaxed, and well-organized way," she said.
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Although Moscow has tried to distance itself from some of the groups that intruded into the political debate, there's little doubt that their work was all part of a well-organized campaign.
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Barlucea did say that "the National Guard already has a plan to distribute water, which I think is very well organized," and that on Wednesday he was scheduled to pick it up.
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As China tightens its grip on Hong Kong, pro-democracy parties have been hit by the sidelining of key leaders and have been losing ground to a well-organized pro-Beijing camp.
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I noticed this in Benghazi—there's nothing wrong with this—but everything to do with the press was well-organized: demonstrations with placards in grammatical English, atrocity stories, spokesmen who were effective.
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FEMA Administrator Brock Long talked up the shelters that have been established for those who were forced to evacuate the storm, assuring the public the shelters were well-organized and well-stocked.
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Teenagers make effective and well-organized protesters—maybe it's because they were still technically at school and there were teachers everywhere, but the walkout eluded the chaos typical of a political rally.
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Lowerpro Truckee BP 200 LX, $79.95, available nowPhotographers will want to pick up this durable, well-organized camera day pack, which organizes all your gear, accessories, and maybe even a small snack.
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The people who stand to benefit from stopping growth are a well-organized group of elites with a lot at stake, while the benefits of growth, though substantial, are spread among everyone.
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"The people who make them will be state actors or well financed criminal cartels who have the ability to execute well organized criminal attacks in the United States and elsewhere," she said.
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The primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina -- well-organized, election results in a manageable time frame -- put the slow-counting, hard to run and even harder to understand caucuses to shame.
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These efforts, funded in part by big-money Republican donors, are part of a growing and well-organized campaign that has put academia squarely in the cross hairs of the American right.
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The UAW spokesperson noted that the union has well-organized medical protocols at the national, regional, and local level and is equipped to guide its members through the outbreak in the US.
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His print photography of the '70s, '80s and early '90s was well organized in our photo morgue, though it seems only half the prints from those "On the Street" columns were retained.
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"However, security around oil installations and supply routes is relatively robust, and the protesters themselves are not well organized," he said, noting they also lacked the means to challenge Iraq's security forces.
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In Liverpool, for example, it described a "well-organized criminal operation" in which a registered security firm took control of a large section of the door supervisor market through intimidation and bribery.
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But after six years of relentless attacks from the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and a well-organized militant group of sex and gender revolutionaries, Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips has finally been vindicated.
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That the group is withholding its support suggests Republicans could face a well-organized and well-funded opposition within the health care industry to kill the bill or at least change its provisions.
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She played in a professionalized league for only two seasons; the rest of the time she spent languishing in the humdrum of the South African women's football, which is not particularly well organized.
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The intro to the document, however, pushes a popular conspiracy theory on far-right message boards that anti-fascist activists are actually well-organized agents working for a cabal of globalist elites. Refusefascism.
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Exiles and rights groups say Chinese controls on the religion and culture of the Muslim Uighur people who call Xinjiang home is largely behind the violence, rather than any well-organized militant groups.
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Clinton's win was powered by strong turnout among minority voters and a well-organized machine in populous Clark County, where she was beating Sanders 210% to 47.4% with 87% of the vote counted.
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His model in the primary — unconventional messaging, ample news coverage and force of personality — is not likely to overcome the well-organized Clinton operation with the vastly different electorate in the general election.
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In my work every day, I watched as a well-organized, well-funded movement waged legal and political war against laws and customs intended to protect the rights of women and LGBTQ people.
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Plus it's so well-organized and easy to open that you don't even have to completely unpack your toiletries once you reach your destination, which sure makes packing up to leave a breeze.
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The biggest urban center in northeast Iowa, Dubuque and the surrounding counties have 93 delegates and a well-organized Democratic base, which has recently always voted for the overall winner of the caucuses.
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Photograph by Immo Klink for The New Yorker The farmers were well organized, through a network of unions and mutual associations, but they were split on what to do about the impending fair.
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As for March 1, a senior adviser to the PAC suggested no one is truly well-organized in those states — not even Cruz, who's campaign has touted his heavy investment in the south.
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The socially conservative crowd has lost on marriage, but they were winning for a long time, in part because of well-organized groups of people who felt their basic values were under threat.
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"We don't have anything to counter the media of a very well-organized and connected group of a small number of folks who are having a huge impact," he told the Washington Post.
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Acknowledging "poorly planned contact" with Amazonian tribes had led to deaths of vulnerable people in the past, they said governments should initiate contact after "conceiving a well-organized plan" otherwise "disastrous contacts" could happen.
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In the first place, the young soccer players are a cohesive team, already skilled in relying on each other, and are working with experienced divers to set up a well-organized, panic-free escape.
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Still, an afternoon march drew tens of thousands to a midtown thoroughfare in Sao Paulo, highlighting well organized union resistance to limiting pension benefits and raising the retirement age as the government has proposed.
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"We wanted to challenge the vocal, well-organized opposition to everything we thought was good," says group co-founder Nathaniel Hood, 33, who lives in a single-family house three blocks from the site.
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Imgur user Seanlee2013 posted a series of shots on Tuesday taken by his dog walker, who somehow manages to get all the dogs in his charge to pose for gorgeous, well-organized group photos.
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"Our teams are telling us that their back rooms have never been so well-organized going into a holiday season," Target&aposs chief operating officer, John Mulligan, said in the earnings call on Wednesday.
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"These heists resembled scenes from the movie Heat – the work of a crew that was well organized, meticulous, and elusive to law enforcement," New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said in a statement.
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In comparison, South Korea, with a population of over 50 million, seemingly slowed the spread of the virus by testing more than 270,000 people — one test per 185 people — through a well-organized program.
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Presumably this is threatening to the anti-vaccine lobby, which is well-organized, well-funded, and aggressive and relies heavily on combining pseudoscience, messaging that uses phony terms like "medical freedom," and bullying tactics.
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But they might not laugh for long, according to Amarasingam: If the well-organized al-Nusra and the other Syrian rebels join forces against them, then things could turn grim for the Islamic State.
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The nature of the caucus process requires a well-organized ground operation to not only reach out to undecided voters, but make sure supporters actually go out and caucus for three hours on Monday.
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Whether you're looking for a well-organized bag that can store all the things or you want something that looks cute while you carry it around, there's a diaper bag to meet your needs.
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They are well organized and protest far more effectively than any pro-Israel group, gradually winning the hearts and minds of average, apathetic students who know little to nothing about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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" That network, he said, is "increasingly well organized, with more strategic and explicit links between sources and actors — Russian domestic media, troll factories, RT, people in social networks and maybe also the security services.
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Seed shut down the Bay Bridge with a peaceful and well-organized Black Lives Matter protest that briefly and temporarily halted the flow of gentrifiers into the historically black enclaves within the East Bay.
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Meanwhile, everyone knows that whoever wins the nomination is destined to inherit an anti-Trump resistance movement that's already large and well-organized and demonstrated its enormous grassroots fundraising potential in the 2018 midterms.
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But once again, Trump's campaign is up against a devoted and well-organized effort by Cruz, who has been identifying and recruiting potential delegates in the Golden State for a better part of a year.
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In case you were wondering who exactly these haters are, Kardashian has each name neatly written on a post-it note in what is possibly the most well-organized and sugary revenge I've ever witnessed.
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As of September 13, the Atlantic has three named storms (tropical storms with sustained winds of at least 39 mph), as well as two other weather patterns that could soon become well-organized storm systems.
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Over the course of the film, a few scattered murders committed by unstable or spiteful people give way to waves of well-organized, government-backed death squads, dressed in Klan robes and Nazi-evoking trenchcoats.
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It was initiated as a follow-up of sorts to lesser known event in May of 2017, but given what happened in Virginia a well-organized and peaceful counter protest was planned and well-executed.
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It was about the same time the neo-Assyrian empire (today's northern Iraq) began to take over the Middle East, aided by very large, well-organized armies equipped with a hot new invention: iron weapons.
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Wins there would show she can expand the map, shutting Sanders out of states with whiter electorates and caucuses, rather than primaries -- events that tend to favor well-organized activists further to the party's left.
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Rights groups and many foreign experts though say China has never presented any convincing evidence to prove ETIM exists as a cohesive, well-organized group capable of the kinds of attacks China blames it for.
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Guided by a man named Brett, who looked like Western depictions of Jesus and whose job is often called "budtender," we were able to ask questions while browsing a well-lit and well-organized store.
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They have never won the Cup, and their high-press style has been effectively countered by playoff opponents willing to absorb the pressure with well-organized defenses and then score just enough goals on counterattacks.
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As the crisis dragged on and Saudi culpability came into focus thanks to Turkey's well-organized campaign of media leaks, Trump dispatched his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, to urge the Saudis to come clean.
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For now, the DNC has to take a back seat to a bunch of well-organized Democrats who want to be the nominee, while the RNC is free to vacuum up cash with no competition.
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"The threat is not because of their military strength, it's because of what they represent, the potential of the country facing a very well organized, violent jihadi movement," Richard Horsey, the ICG's Myanmar Consultant tells CNN.
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There was maybe 15 minutes between the unsnap and everyone showing up, so it just seems a little unrealistic that he managed to get ahold of everyone (and their well-organized armies) the second they reappeared.
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" —Tom Willmot, England, CEO of Human Made, an open-source web agency "For me, success at work means building a well organized, well-oiled machine of a company, both on an operative and a human level.
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He complained the well-organized protesters in Chicago intent on keeping him from speaking had violated his First Amendment rights, and questioned why no one was asking Bernie Sanders to defend the actions of his backers.
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Debate guests: Trump takes Obama's half-brother, Clinton picks Cuban One thing that polls cannot measure is the power of the well-organized turnout operations led by labor groups here, which could lead Clinton to victory.
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One common anti-vaccine conspiracy theory is that the people promoting vaccines are a small, shadowy, well-organized group, a kind of syringe-wielding, surgical mask-covered Deep State forcing their views on an unsuspecting public.
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They were well-organized, with facilitators in orange vests directing people where to stand, and a media team, allegedly prepared to talk to any press (though, notably, they refused to talk to our own Daily Signal).
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Perhaps most significantly, they have helped pass anti-union legislation in once heavily unionized states and embarked on well-organized campaigns to discourage workers from paying union dues and fees in liberal bastions like Washington State.
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The hope among the Portland occupiers is that their successes will galvanize others into similar actions and that they'll realize an escalation of tactics—well-organized tactics—is needed to make any kind of real impact.
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Mr. de Blasio has, in some cases, struggled to combat well-organized political efforts, particularly from the ride-hailing company Uber, which presented him as a powerful mayor protecting a favored industry against working New Yorkers.
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"We're not very well organized for a knife fight in Canada," said John Higginbotham, a senior fellow at Carleton University in Ottawa who served as the second-highest-ranking Canadian diplomat in Washington for six years.
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In another sense, the fact that schools and bosses blessed the protests might be seen as an indicator of how well organized (or attuned to the political mood) the activists who'd called the strike really are.
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"Everything here has been well organized and under control, except the weather," said Florentina Musa, who was running one of the market food stalls, selling a colorful assortment of dried fruit and nuts coated in chocolate.
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"Without being tremendously well organized, it can be easy to fail," said Donald Moynihan, a professor of public affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who is writing a book on the effects of administrative burdens.
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It was generally held to be inconceivable that a team as disciplined and well organized and gnarled as Diego Simeone's could contrive to throw away a two-goal first-leg lead, but contrive to it did.
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"This didn't factor into our decision, but immigration in Canada is more well organized than immigration into the U.S.." Facebook currently operates AI research centers in Paris, New York City and Menlo Park, employing about 105 researchers.
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"It has loops and fans and smooth, well-organized structures, but our images of the surface and our computer models, suggest a turbulent, boiling environment, so the corona should look like a tangled, snarled mess," Caspi says.
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"It was a well organized syndicate, incorporating all kinds of helping hands needed for the smuggling network," said another CID official, who did not wish to be identified because he is not authorised to speak to reporters.
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The Toppings will welcome you with a free cup of coffee or tea as you browse handsome shelves glutted with well-organized books of all kinds, including many signed and collectible editions (also browsable on its website).
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It was not entirely smooth or well organized, either, and it somehow managed to culminate in charges of plagiarism over a section of the showcase speech by Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, about the value of hard work.
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"According to our source, officials of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union believed there was some well-organized conspiracy on the part of the 'ultraright' in the United States to effect a 'coup,'" the memo said.
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Even well-organized programs may undermine hosting communities in unanticipated ways: For instance, a good volunteer-based clinic may sap confidence in local medical care and, providing free services, threaten to put local physicians out of business.
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The room was as "-ette" as advertised — 3'6" by 6'8" — but well-organized, like one of those multipurpose pocket gadgets advertised on late night TV. There was a place to hang my garment bag in one corner.
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While not directly related to the r/news fiasco, the confusion and general nature of Reddit has allowed well-organized subreddits to co-opt r/all and make themselves seem much more popular than they would otherwise be.
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One England fan told Reuters the well-organized and welcoming tournament would not help rehabilitate Moscow's image in Britain, where the Kremlin is accused of poisoning a former Russian spy in a nerve-agent attack earlier this year.
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The government of New Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner must have known, however, that allowing the resumption of fracking would alienate part of its support base, and make it a target for well-funded, well-organized green activists.
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"Some of the activism is just around the audacity of it, the blatant discrimination of it all," said Beck Bailey, a spokesman for one of the most well-organized nonprofit groups fighting the issue: the Human Rights Campaign.
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RNC delegates tell CNBC that since early June they have been bombarded by a well-organized front of phone calls and hundreds of emails encouraging delegates to vote their conscience, go against the primary process and dump Trump.
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Only the extreme-right anti-European Front National (FN, polling between 30 and 40 percent) seems well organized and emboldened by the British referendum, and by strong anti-EU forces gaining ground in Austria, Italy and the Netherlands.
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But many European populists lead well-organized parties that contest elections and function in legislatures at various levels of government; for example, Marine Le Pen and the National Front in France and Viktor Orbán and Fidesz in Hungary.
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Whereas many illegal sportsbooks are shoddy and short-lived, Betodog and Macho were professional and well organized, according to former clients who spoke to VICE Sports; they seemed well suited to grow in what remains a massive market.
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The trouble is an unintended byproduct of well-organized large organizations is that while they snuff out anything that might be a change, which might be bad, they also snuff out anything that might be a positive surprise.
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As Ukrainian forces and Russian-backed separatists carry on an almost forgotten fight in half-deserted towns like this one, despite a year-old cease-fire, several well-organized evangelical groups are staging a campaign of their own.
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But the fact that DREAMers have had so much power in shaping the message of the immigrant rights movement gets to the other reason they're so politically compelling: They are a well-resourced and well-organized interest group.
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The story her proposals tell is not just one of diligence, but also an ability to identify forces that don't get much attention, don't appear on polls and don't have well-organized constituencies, but matter in people's lives.
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"From the start, we were well organized," says the German conceptual artist Alfons Alt, one of the first inhabitants of the late 19th-century iron-and-concrete structures, which span 30 acres in the Belle de Mai district.
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In some ways, the Jungle was well organized; you could buy three naan for a euro at one of its makeshift restaurants, get a haircut, or worship in a church or a mosque constructed from plywood and tarps.
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Shelter openings have already been delayed by neighborhood opposition, as in Maspeth, Queens, where well-organized residents successfully pressured one hotel owner to abandon a potential deal with the city to convert a hotel into a homeless shelter.
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Groups such as Everytown for Gun Safety and The Women's March threw their support behind the movement and, by March 24, "March for Our Lives" was a well-organized protest, complete with a website and social media presence.
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The three distinct installations are each constructed from the visual language of the company, so that we move from well-organized corporate marketing materials, to a more symbolic, anarchic visual language of deconstructed gallery walls to represent Ethereum.
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It's unclear whether the well-organized push on Strange's behalf can defeat Moore, who has made a long career in Alabama typifying the kind of populist right-wing push that drew so many to Trump during the presidential campaign.
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The spreadsheets are well organized, with columns for each account's proxy IP address—if too much suspicious activity comes from any single IP address, Reddit may block it, so the spammer seemingly uses a unique IP for each account.
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Those who, like me, remembered certain issues but also those who didn't know about this history for whatever reason were pleasantly surprised to see this well-organized history of African American life and trends and culture in this country.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - New tech and resources for studying opponents are letting World Cup minnows cramp the style of bigger teams, Roberto Martinez said as his Belgium side prepare to try and break down a well-organized Tunisia on Saturday.
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The campaign I was working on had by all measures an excellent "ground game," well organized and staffed with bright, enthusiastic supporters, who were willing to put in long hours going door to door to get out the vote.
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"For most people whose lives are pretty well organized, if they're together enough to take one pill a day, they're together enough to take two — as long as they can take them at the same time," said Mr. Collins.
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South Korea also implemented a well-organized contact-tracing program: After tests reveal a positive case, officials use interviews, GPS phone tracking, credit-card records, and video surveillance to trace that person's travel history, according to The Washington Post.
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The new pages feel similar to Google's Nest privacy page in breaking down information in a well-organized, visual format, though Google's tone makes its pages read more like a list of commitments than Apple's matter-of-fact style.
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If America learned nothing else in this searing experience, it was that war is an innately human endeavor and not a science, demonstrated by the fact that motivated, well-organized fighters sustained higher casualties for years and still prevailed.
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When someone says they were hacked by an "advanced persistent threat" (APT)—parlance often used for allegedly government backed hackers—you might imagine some well organized, secret hacking unit that only uses the most sophisticated and specially crafted tools.
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From videos and photographs taken at Marseilles' old port and later at the Velodrome arena, it is clear that those fighting on the Russian side were not just regular fans, but well-organized, and trained, members of hooligan groups.
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The opposition Now House and Senate Republicans will head back to their districts for the first serious break since the start of January, where most of them will be met by well-organized groups of protesters swarming their town halls.
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After decades of maintaining that the Second Amendment applies to groups of people (a "well-organized militia") instead of individuals seeking to own and carry guns, the Supreme Court sided with the "individual right" in the 2008 case Heller v.
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"The new face of violence is that of a well-organized armed structure of combatants, capable of attacking soldiers at any moment, with the goal of collecting weapons and ammunition," reads the the Parliamentary Caucus of Ituri Province fact sheet.
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Down-ballot races The closeness of the polls clearly could mean more difficult races for down-ballot Democratic Senate and House candidates who are hoping Clinton's candidacy, and her well-organized operation, will give them a lift at the polls.
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"It was a very strong effort to reach the young people, you have a huge HBCU population down there and we had a very well-organized church strategy," said Rick C. Wade, who was Obama's national black vote director in 2008.
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In sharp contrast, the FN is an exceptionally well-organized party, with tens of thousands of members all across France (and beyond), and a very elaborate election program, which is integrated into a decades-old tradition of French radical-right ideology.
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The elderly are extremely well-organized through the AARP and other groups, and have impressive voter turnout, whereas disabled people tend to be low-income and, because they are incapable of working, lack political voice through unions and other groups.
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"We know there's going to be a sizable portion of people who walk in undecided on caucus night, and they're going to want to see a well-organized, enthusiastic group who can persuade you," said Brendan McPhillips, the campaign's Iowa director.
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Over the years, Anthony became the impresario of the fund's annual SALT Las Vegas conference, which brings together the leaders of finance, politics, film, sports and the military in a well-organized forum where the free exchange of ideas is celebrated.
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Known for being well-organized and a taskmaster at the Republican National Committee, he's been perplexed by his famously mercurial boss, who can make decisions based on a conversation with a business associate in a hallway, several administration officials say.
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"The well ORGANIZED effort by Florida school students demanding gun control has GEORGE SOROS' FINGERPRINTS all over it," tweeted former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr., a prominent pro-Trump media figure, in a reference to liberal billionaire George Soros.
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"The right wing, very purposely and methodically, has built a stable of nominees that fit their ideological profile, and it's been a national movement, well organized and strategized," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, who serves on the Judiciary Committee.
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Haqqani is considered to have introduced suicide bombing to Afghanistan, where it was previously unknown, and his group became notorious for complex, well-organized attacks on both Afghan and U.S. military, as well as civilian targets and high-profile kidnappings.
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A well-organized Leicester worked tirelessly and looked dangerous from set pieces and it was from a Riyad Mahrez free kick that they took the lead with skipper Morgan bundling the ball into the Sevilla net with his thigh in the 27th minute.
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He had been looking at the online forecasts from the National Hurricane Center and agreed with their essential conclusions: Harvey was a well-organized storm that would land with hurricane force on the Texas Gulf Coast somewhere between Corpus Christi and Port O'Connor.
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Despite the snowballing investigation and well-organized union resistance, Thomaz Favaro, a political analyst with global consultancy Control Risks, said Temer has built a more robust coalition than his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached last year as the Petrobras scandal gained steam.
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And the adjustable shelving inserts mean I can have this bag as either a well organized, multi-tier gadget pack (as I usually do) or an unstructured chasm of space for when I just want to stuff a bunch of clothes into it.
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Well-organized interest groups like the National Rifle Association and the National Education Association as well as large donors and ideological warriors on both sides have more clout than the median voter because they are organized and focused while most people aren't.
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It is also worth noting that government investment in research and development, and renewable energy tax credits, are "subsidies" that have allegedly been the target of well-funded and well-organized opposition by fossil fuel interests who masquerade as Libertarians (the Koch Brothers).
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Most of the social chaos and extremism we are currently witnessing in our country is the product of a well-funded and well-organized anti-American, radical Islamo-leftist agenda — and an administration that enables rather than opposes the aims of our enemies.
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One of the most striking images to come out of the protests has been the sight of well-organized piles of resources, including donations of water bottles, food, umbrellas, and even free T-shirts for anybody dyed blue from police water jets.
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A disciplined, well-organized campaign will be able to press that message — pushing out serious policy documents speaking to a staggering array of concerns — while identifying who's been pried loose from Trump's coalition and needs a little more outreach to be converted.
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What's more, the actual overall number of civilian casualties may be a strong selling point for Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and his predecessors to boast about relative to the military victory against a genocidal, well-organized armed group in urban warfare.
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In THE KILLING SEASON: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965-66 (Princeton University, $35), Robinson reports that the violence was not spontaneous, but was well organized, often by the Indonesian Army, which provided guns, trucks, clerks and bases for detention camps.
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After last weekend's well-received speeches at the large and well-organized March for Our Lives in Washington, DC, the teenage Parkland massacre survivors who've become gun control activists became the target of some oddly personal criticism from top conservative media figures.
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And while there was a very well-organized but small number that did not like that initially, what we've seen is each day more and more people coming in and saying they connect with that and they understand that it is a relevant message.
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"One of the largest, most well-organized resistance to what Bolsonaro is trying to do is the MST," said Jeffrey Frank, national coordinator of Friends of the MST, a network of individuals and organizations that, as the name suggests, strive to back Brazil's landless workers.
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Surely, the Arab Spring and, to a smaller extent, Bernie Sanders's revolution, the Women's March, and Trump's "Make America Great Again" probably would have progressed at slower paces and potentially in a less well-organized fashion without the help of tools like Facebook and Twitter.
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As the Washington Post argued, the movement is also fueled by resentment of state power and compulsory vaccination mandates, and a report in the Daily Beast earlier this year warned that in recent years they have become increasingly well-organized politically and vocal online.
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Fethüllah Gülen — a Turkish clerk living in Pennsylvania, from where he heads a well-funded, well-organized global network that promotes a strange blend of Islam and a global form of Turkish nationalism — provides the only real competition to Erdogan's vision of New Turkey.
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Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, said he did not think early voting would put Mr. Trump at a disadvantage, expressing confidence that the campaign's ground operation would be well organized and executed and that Mr. Trump would ultimately attract enough undecided voters to win.
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So that's the context here: a world tipping over into catastrophe, a political system under siege by reactionary plutocrats, a rare wave of well-organized grassroots enthusiasm, and a guiding document that does nothing but articulate goals that any climate-informed progressive ought to share.
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The nature of the state's caucuses relies on a well-organized "ground game" in order for a campaign to get first-time voters to come out and spend three hours of their free time debating politics in a public gymnasium on a frigid Monday evening.
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"The people who make them will be state actors or well-financed criminal cartels who have the ability to execute well-organized criminal attacks in the United States and elsewhere," said Avery Gardiner, the co-president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
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The liberal-leaning art world, or at least a section of it, will always show up to a well-organized fair in a destination city such as Vienna, as it will to openings of serious exhibition shows and prestigious festivals, such as Steirischer Herbst.
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Leaders of the Repeal the Eight campaign are likely to be buoyed by another liberal constitutional effort, the 2015 referendum that legalized same-sex marriage, though the country's well-organized anti-abortion activists will find much in the polls to encourage their own hopes.
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Sri Lanka's Law and Order Minister Ranjith Madduma Bandara has said the violence in Kandy was "well organized" and pointed the finger at members of Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), a political party backed by Rajapaksa that scored a huge victory in local elections last month.
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The state Board of Elections, during four days of hearings last week, heard evidence of what election officials called a well-funded and well-organized campaign to tip the election for the state's 9th District in the U.S. House of Representatives, which stretches southeast from Charlotte.
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If you have well-organized planners and calendars, are meticulous with money, hate being late (or people who are habitually late), possess excellent communication skills, and are great with motivating and hyping people up, then congratulations: you have what it takes to become a project manager.
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And thus it was that for about two years, one side of our pantry remained well-organized, easy to access, and was generally pleasant to use, while the other became a morass of half-empty chip bags, loose batteries, forgotten snack bars, expired condiments, and so forth.
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The whole well-organized scheme makes Lance Armstrong's doping, once labeled by the United States Anti-Doping Agency as "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen," look as if it were run by teenagers in a high school chemistry class.
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"Our teams are telling us that their back rooms have never been so well-organized going into a holiday season," Target&aposs chief operating officer, John Mulligan, said during the call, adding that there has been a 17% reduction in back room inventory units since August.
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Catherine Lord, the director of the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain, at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, said she did not know of another program for autistic students that was as comprehensive and well organized, though she has not done a formal evaluation.
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Liberal leaders, acknowledging the mixed blessing of having two well-funded, well-organized Democrats dividing endorsements and poised to compete deep into the primary calendar, are now beginning discussions about how best to avert a collision that could tip the nomination to a more centrist candidate.
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Trade agreements at the European level (the only level where they are legal for Germany) with the U.S. will continue to be on the back burner as Merkel won't have the political momentum to reframe an issue that faced well-organized public opposition during TTIP negotiations.
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Though no truly intelligent AI has emerged from well organized information, Google, Microsoft and others have made use of the knowledge graph to reduce the barriers to getting desired information — think of the search widgets that tell you Barack Obama's age so you don't have to click on Wikipedia.
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Extortion is so widespread that captives even have a market value depending on which country they're from — Eritreans, who have a large, well-organized diaspora, command the highest prices, while West Africans fetch the smallest ransoms and are the most likely to be ill-treated, Libya experts say.
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As we waited in a sweaty, half-hour line to board the ferry back home, my friends and I came to the conclusion that the well-organized, slickly produced festival had far exceeded our expectations—and could be a promising sign for New York nightlife of what's to come.
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"We will now take these results to Washington, D.C., with the strong support of not only a duly executed electoral exercise, but also of a contingency of national and international observers, who can attest to the fact that the process was fair, well organized and democratic," Rosselló said.
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"The Democratic Unity Fund is a promise that whoever earns our nomination, he or she will have a strong, united, and well-organized DNC ready to spring into action the moment the general election starts -- a DNC that's ready to lift us all to victory in November," he continued.
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Still, the outlook for the Canadian oil sector is better now than it was in late 2018, when well-organized environmental activists helped overturn the original Trans Mountain approval and oil production outpaced pipeline capacity, pushing the discount on Canadian oil to record levels surpassing $50 a barrel.
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But a long line of research into public opinion, updated recently by Donald Kinder and Nathan Kalmoe in their book Neither Liberal nor Conservative for the era of high partisan polarization, shows that most normal people do not exhibit this same level of coherent and well-organized belief systems.
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They are trying to build a clear and coherent story around their theme that the president abused his power — delving into the details, putting up slides to summarize major points, and playing a well-organized selection of video clips of statements by Mr. Trump and by House witnesses.
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A Texas charitable organization says about 30 immigrant parents separated from their children after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border have been freed into its care, but they don&apost know where their kids are or when they might see them again despite government assurances that family reunification would be well organized.
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And because scientists generally don't think of their work as subject to the whims of a given administration or legislative body (in much the same way we don't think of the weather as being susceptible to such whims), they are not usually well organized to respond to direct political attacks.
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"The Democratic Unity Fund is a promise that whoever earns our nomination, he or she will have a strong, united, and well-organized DNC ready to spring into action the moment the general election starts," Obama said this May, "a DNC that's ready to lift us all to victory in November."
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But this one, in particular, backed by a robust investment by the ruler of this Emirate his Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi via his daughter Hoor Al Qasimi, who is the director and president of the Sharjah Art Foundation, is both well organized and exceedingly well curated.
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The concept was (and is), to be fair, quite appealing: Trump's public persona may appear, on the outside, to be a completely improvised and rarely coherent mess, but, on the inside, everything is well oiled and well organized, brilliantly conceived to play outside the lines and win seemingly impossible victories.
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The senior commanders calling for a "new phase" in the armed struggle today could energize other former fighters, but they lack the military leverage that the FARC had at the height of its insurgency, when it controlled territory across the country and had a well-organized and hierarchical command structure.
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Though it is hardly clear if it will be the well-organized threat to moderate Democrats that Tea Party challengers were to moderate Republicans, the party's liberal wing stands to be a powerful force with clear ideas of what the party embodies — and those ideas don't necessarily track what Mrs.
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"The existence of a number of well-organized salafi-jihadist networks — such as Sharia4Belgium — contributed to the growth of salafi-jihadist scenes from which many individuals left for Syria after the outbreak of the civil war and after governmental action was taken against these organizations," Bakker said in an email.
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As is typically the case with Trump administration moves, it's not entirely clear what the administration is trying to accomplish here, in part because the administration doesn't do briefings in a well-organized way and in part because various players in the administration are often not on the same page.
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"He sounded like somebody who knew the law very well, he sounded like somebody who knew his county very well, who kept good records, was well organized, knew who was likely to request absentee ballots in his county," Andy Yates, the Harris campaign's chief strategist, said under oath on Tuesday.
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"Tropical Storm Don is small and disorganized" â€" Mike (@unuthryear) July 18, 2017 Twitter users thought the National Hurricane Center trolled Trump by calling Tropical Storm Don (currently dumping rain on The Westwind Islands) "small" and "not particularly well organized," when in fact some storms are just that â€" small and disorganized.
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From a semi-naked protest in Britain's parliament to members gluing themselves to a pink boat at Oxford Circus, Extinction Rebellion has provided a model of how a well-organized civil disobedience campaign can hijack the attention of the media and political establishment — even if public opinion is divided over the disruption caused.
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We initially thought just with paid advertising, but really paid advertising was a tiny component of an otherwise well-organized effort with internet trolls, bots, and the whole notion of fake accounts in a way that caught the United State's government and, I think for the most part, the platform companies off guard.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. With medicinal cannabis legalized in the UK last October, and recreational weed predicted to be legal in the country by 2027, the annual 4/20 smoke-up in Hyde Park on Saturday for the first time ever had the feel of a legitimate, well-organized event.
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Buttigieg — well organized in Iowa and New Hampshire, drawing large crowds and leading in polls in both first-voting states — has started to aggressively highlight differences with Biden, even on issues of foreign policy that the former vice president considers his strength, as both men compete for the vital middle of the electorate.
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This makes our bureaucracy much better than bureaucracies in other well-organized Western countries (yes, the Interior Ministry officer will see you even if you forgot the proper documentation; no, the clerk will not refuse your request just because the problem you describe doesn't match the one he was expecting to deal with).
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A lean, slightly built man with glasses and an intense expression, he often looked awkward and ill prepared in the glare of klieg lights, addressing world news media in the unfamiliar role of government spokesman — a remarkable flop for a confident, fastidiously groomed, well-organized scholar with cool manners and a self-effacing wit.
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The company, which McNeil calls "Utah's version of the NRA and a very well-organized machine," has been showing up at March for Our Lives events in a black armored vehicle with a massive gun on top, encouraging Second Amendment supporters to join them, including pushing people to attend the Salt Lake City town hall.
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"It is true that a few of the reception centres (that have been established with great speed and in a short period of time due to the fact that the borders were closed/blocked) are not very well organized and are not functioning yet as we hoped they would be," reads the information booklet.
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Those values have strong roots, secured by a well-organized American Jewish community: Israel, despite its occupation of the West Bank, remains the sole robust democracy in the region; Americans feel a bond with the holy land of the Bible; and the United States supported the creation of a Jewish state after the Nazi genocide.
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Rahman's primary concern is about the distribution of power — that is, that an insular bureaucratic process often means that industry experts and industry lobbyists hash things out in wood-paneled Washington offices, while other potential stakeholders (say, banking customers affected by a new financial rule) don't really get consulted because they are not well-organized.
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There have been no major feature relocations or deletions (okay, maybe one) and you should have no trouble finding your now well-organized app list under Start, Windows Settings or the updated Actions an Notifications center (a swipe in from the right edge of the screen or a tap on the icon in the right corner).
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And rather than criticize or undermine the caravan — as other online campaigns would later attempt to do — it was used to legitimize the event, making a loosely structured grassroots event appear to be a well-organized effort by an established migrant group with a proven track record of successfully bringing Central American people to the US border.
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It's a big, well-organized compendium of how messages are sent and received at sea, working through the phonetic alphabet — the Alpha, Bravo, Charlie system of the title — as well as Morse code, signal flags, and the extremely old-school semaphore system, in which letters are represented by a person holding two flags in specific positions.
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During the day, when everyone else was at work, I'd stand on the wobbly stool in my grandparents' vast, well-organized pantry and open every container to sniff or taste its contents — thick, sludgy jaggery; crisp, fried chickpea noodles of every shape and size; bags of dark, sweet, home-fried onions; and heavy steel tins of homemade ghee.
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A speech on the eve of the midterm elections — also billed as a policy address and thus covered (at least initially) by multiple TV networks, but which, compared to Tuesday's, is actually pretty heavy on policy — given November 1, 2018: At this very moment, large, well-organized caravans of migrants are marching towards our southern border.
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There is the Lower Manhattan race to replace Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, in which the Democrat, Alice Cancel, would be a lock for the solid-blue district were it not for an unexpectedly well-organized challenge from a third-party candidate, Yuh-Line Niou, who has accused Ms. Cancel of owing the Democratic nomination to Mr. Silver's hidden hand.
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Much like his protagonist, Fischer assumes a well-organized, seamless approach to his launch, setting the scene with a bright, direct visual style that feels largely informational — a lingering shot of what appears to be months' worth of food and water — and only occasionally slides into the metaphoric, as when Rike sails past a gargantuan tanker that conveys an ominous dehumanization.
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The occasional notable Republican politician who does conclude that the scientific consensus is accurate and tries to work with Democrats on the issue gets slammed by these passionate and well-organized groups, and can face serious pressure from the right — as happened to Lindsey Graham when he was working on a cap-and-trade bill in 2010 and got attacked by Fox News.
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These messages, amplified by a well funded and well organized publicity machine, dominated the agenda -- helping draw attention away from something darker: Fears about right wing Hindu nationalism, the founding creed of Modi's BJP, and concerns about his own record on this issue in Gujarat, which was shaken by violent sectarian rioting in 2002 that saw more than 1,000 people killed, most of them minority Muslims.
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The interface isn't quite as polished as it is with Google's apps—as with the desktop apps, you can either hide the formatting pane, which gives you a very sparse layout, where a lack of text labels can make it tricky to work out how to do something; or you can show the formatting pane, which leaves you with a rather busy layout that doesn't feel all that well organized.
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Jennie Lamensdorf — one of the founders of the fair, who also include Julia Clark, Lauren M Jones, Rachel Nackman, and Holly Shen — spoke with me on the morning of the opening day, telling me that having a space that was this well organized out of the box freed up all the founders to do more work on curating the public programs (instead of, for example, Lamensdorf says, having to install lights).
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No, Iceland emerged with a well-deserved point — and a substantially enhanced chance of reaching the knockout rounds of this competition, just as it did at the Euros in 237 — because of something much more mundane, and much less quirky and compelling: the fact that it is a well-organized, well-drilled side, made up of hard-working, disciplined professionals and sprinkled with just a little invention and stardust.
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An RNC official has not returned a request for comment, but presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign and the RNC orchestrated a similarly tough and well-organized effort at the Rules Committee meeting last week.
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The reality, ironically, shows that it's anti-vaccine groups who are small, well-organized and well-funded: in a major new study on vaccine-related Facebook ads, researchers found that over half of anti-vaccine ads on the platform are purchased by just two anti-vax groups, who have successfully gamed Facebook's advertising system, spending minimal amounts of money to reach thousands of people with concocted tales of "medical malfeasance, coverups, and corruption," the study found.
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