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Inside, I ran into this guy Turk I know, who works for the Bahraini National Guard, and for all I knew, could be coordinating with those inhuman riot police.
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This could be coordinated by an enhanced Easo (European Asylum Support Office).
If the efforts of promoters of each camp could be coordinated, African music could have a major impact on the collective musical consciousness of this city.
Such a policy could be directed to individuals unaffiliated with the Islamic government and institutions and could be coordinated with sponsorship from major American universities and research centers.
The cards could be coordinated with fingerprints or, in a few years, facial characteristics, and be programmed to permit or limit access through turnstiles to buildings or areas.
Eliot L. Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, has tried to use the example of Oklahoma City as a model of how relief could be coordinated.
White had a rook and a pawn and a lead in development, while Black had two knights, which if they could be coordinated would be formidable.
On the other hand, he wrote, "if suddenly every dollar of spending could be coordinated with the candidates, the inducement to circumvent would almost certainly intensify".
International Peace Bureau, in full Permanent International Peace Bureau, international organization founded in 1891 in Bern, Switz., to create a central office through which peace activities of several countries could be coordinated.
We had done a lot of work initially to get the foundation work in place so that the No. 7 could be coordinated with that.
Instead of passengers being stuck for the best part of an hour at a freezing bus stop after changing buses, timetables could be coordinated, and public money be spent improving services, not frittered away as shareholder dividends.
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