For his part, Mr. Blair, a career Navy man, is said to have been furious about what he perceived as insubordination by Mr. Panetta, whose agency is now outranked by the national intelligence director's office.
Microradio -- a term popularized by operators of unlicensed, "pirate" radio stations and picked up by Mr. Kennard, whose agency had spent years prosecuting them -- offers a chance for people to set up community broadcast institutions, something that has become increasingly hard to come by in recent years.
Political activities are carried out by agents, whose agency inheres in their power to produce effects.
Denham hosted a visit to the area last week by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, whose agency has obligingly attacked state water policies.
If they can conjure tax cuts and right-wing judges, they no longer care by what means, or whose agency, this happened.
Resale properties should have the title included in the sale, and those that don't should be avoided or scrutinized by a lawyer, said Ms. Morphis, whose agency has the villa listing.
Broadway is "an uncluttered environment where you don't have to share the spotlight as on television or in the movies," said Ms. Coyne, whose agency, owned by the Omnicom Group, specializes in theatrical marketing.
As the Romney campaign was confronting questions about the candidate's position on the federal role in emergency response, Mr. Obama and Mr. Christie were being accompanied on their tour of a devastated New Jersey by FEMA's administrator, W. Craig Fugate, whose agency has won unstinting praise from Mr. Christie, a Republican, for the speed and intensity of its response to the devastation.
Most important, Ms. Harrison, whose agency is supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, obtained $1,800 from the fund to pay two months of the couple's back rent, a move that will help the family until Mr. Shaffer's Social Security benefits kick in.
