In Ohio, an automated recorded-voice survey by the Democratic-affiliated firm Public Policy Polling gives Obama a 4 percentage point advantage, while a new Columbus Dispatch mail-in survey gives Obama a 9-point lead.
They dispatch e-mail to the company seeking dates.
Oxford University Press printed out copies of the bibliography and dispatched snail mail to Ireland.
But one person intimately familiar with the workings of the Springdale office at that time says that margin calls were automatically dispatched by mail from the Chicago office.
Video Store magazine estimates that, beyond rentals, about 1.5 million DVD's, or 800 terabytes, are sold each day through Internet or telephone orders and dispatched by mail, FedEx or other parcel service.
Keen to hold on to its winnings in a landmark Senate immigration bill, the technology industry this week put on what one lobbyist called "a full court press" on Capitol Hill, dispatching executives and entrepreneurs to buttonhole lawmakers and rallying people in the industry to dispatch e-mails, telephone calls and Twitter messages to Congress.
You need an uplink to dispatch e-mail, buy books online and pick and choose the information you want to receive, but this uplink can run at a low bit rate.
Word that Locker's job might be in jeopardy has roiled the ranks of employment lawyers since late last week, prompting supporters to dispatch e-mails to Gov. Gray Davis.
But an inner circle of friends knows Mr. Tourre from very different dispatches — e-mail updates he sent from Africa during a stint as a volunteer.
Richard G. Ketchum, Finra's chief executive, often dispatches e-mails to Mr. Funkhouser's team after the S.E.C. files a case that originated at Finra.
