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A campaign consultant closely identified with the party leadership reported with astonishment the other day that he had received a newly printed volume, produced and mailed at government expense, called "The Farewell Addresses of William J. Clinton".

A number of well-connected San Francisco figures were present, including Steve Falk and Jim Lazarus of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce; Rob Black of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association; Leon Chow, the head of the United Healthcare Workers West, and Enrique Pearce, a political consultant closely associated with Rose Pak, the Chinatown lobbyist.

There is much talk of consultants partnering closely with brand owners to navigate the digital, data era.

The Louisiana pension systems said they had notified Fletcher that they were assembling a team of accountants and consultants to closely examine Fletcher's books and were considering retaining a forensic economist to assist in the examination.

As specialists in lactation management, lactation consultants work closely, physically and emotionally, with breastfeeding mothers and their families.

A clinical advisory team of senior consultants works closely together with the research team/s and, if necessary, with the family's local health services, to ensure that any concerns about the child arising during the study are adequately addressed.

"He's got the talent, and the name, and he's Hispanic," said George P.'s friend Juan Hernandez, a Republican consultant who works closely with him.

C.I.A. personnel regularly take foreign agents onto the base before sending them on intelligence collection missions in eastern Afghanistan and across the border into Pakistan, said one Pentagon consultant who works closely with the C.I.A. in Afghanistan.

Hilda Baker, a political consultant who worked closely with Martelly's Interior Ministry for a year, said, "They didn't know how to govern, and weren't very nice to the entrenched bureaucracy".

"I've had half-a-dozen conversations with third parties who are wondering if this is the year to start shaming," said one consultant who works closely with Democratic organizations.

The Arts Council stepped in with £1.2million from its emergency Sustain fund, but a condition of the grant was that a consultant would look closely at the way the organisation worked.