Rebuffing the Israelis' plan to send in their own rescue team, the Germans deployed a group of armed police officers, thinly disguised with sweat suits, forgetting that the world literally was watching.
Rebuffing the Israelis' plan to send in their own rescue team, the Germans deployed a group of armed police officers thinly disguised with sweat suits, forgetting that the world literally was watching on television.
There are many stories of his pastoral activities: the time he rushed over to Doug Anderson's home to help after a fire, the time he deployed a group of Bain Capital employees to go to New York to find Bob Gay's missing teen-age daughter, the time he straightened out a wayward son of Kim Clark's.
Deploying a group of genome-defence genes in hypomethylated germ cells that are each independently able to target multiple retrotransposons at different stages of the retrotransposon life cycle would be expected to provide an effective multi-layered defence against these elements.
And the full force of the American legal system and media machine was deployed against a group of young men who were presumed to embody all the evils of America's demons of racism and sexism.
About 3,000 police officers were deployed to keep a group of 500 members of the right-wing English Defence League apart from a larger group of antiracist protesters, including Unite Against Fascism.
Far more arresting are the clusters of elderly and young characters who serve as the novel's sparingly deployed Greek choruses: a group of early Alzheimer's patients whom Lianne tutors in a therapeutic journal-writing class, and a pair of kids who hang out with Lianne and Keith's only child, Justin.
And even though his contributions have been limited in recent weeks by a series of injuries, Chrebet's absence means that the Jets will deploy a patchwork group of receivers who, at best, are not nearly as reliable as Chrebet.
After a summit in 2003, the two governments called on the European Union (EU) to develop the capability to rapidly deploy a battle group of around 1,500 personnel able to respond to crises, particularly in Africa.
