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"I would ask N.U.H.W. to consider organizing nonunion workers if they want to revitalize the labor movement and address the crisis for working people," she said.

American officials did consider organizing meetings between Mr. Obama and Chinese lawyers, university students in Beijing and Hu Shuli, a well-known Chinese journalist who recently ceded control of Caijing, one of the nation's most respected and independent magazines.

If it's your job to plan the touring schedule of rebellious rock, hip-hop and country musicians, you might consider organizing future itineraries to avoid the Sierra Blanca highway checkpoint near El Paso.

Mr. Kinnear's role smacks of anti-intellectualism, but his supercilious portrayal of wasted intelligence and gilded self-satisfaction hits its mark pretty well; the Modern Language Association might consider organizing a protest.

Rolf Breuer, chief executive of Deutsche Bank A.G. and chairman of Deutsche Borse, said the exchange might consider organizing a higher counteroffer, possibly in conjunction with the Milan and Madrid exchanges, but said it had no plans yet to mount such an action.

But Mr. Horton believes that in 1999, when East End officials were just beginning to consider organizing the Seeds project, Supervisor Kathy Lester of East Hampton laid down an ultimatum: her town would not take part if a ferry from New England to any harbor in East Hampton were an option.

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After that, Mr. Goldner is considering organizing an exhibition that would unite the drawing with the related one from Berlin.

Inside the administration, senior officials say they have also considered organizing a regional forum to confront Iran, using as a model the "six party" talks with North Korea, an effort to put pressure on that country from all its neighbors.

Although the Oct. 2 performance is sold out, Ms. Carling said feedback on the initiative has been so positive that T.D.F. is considering organizing additional autism-friendly performances in the future.