After dumping their burden and clustering for a confab, the ants executed a new plan.
But, well executed, a new series might affect a new audience just as profoundly as the original.
Commissioned by the London Underground Railway to execute a new alphabet for its signs and publicity, he finished a sans serif typographic design in 1916.
And within days of taking office, Mr. Obama announced the appointment of Richard Holbrooke, architect of the Balkan peace accords, to execute a new Afghanistan policy.
Douglas Brown, a Transocean mechanic on the rig, told investigators that an unnamed BP official whom he called "the company man" had instructed rig workers to execute a new plan for removing the riser and sealing the well.
He and Mr. De Sole hired nearly all of the managers and design assistants, and these individuals are certain to be loyal to Mr. Ford's aesthetic, making it difficult for an outsider to execute a new vision.
The deeds contained the names of the rightful owners, the prosecutor said, and Mr. Walker would then execute a new deed, signing as the buyer and forging the owners' signatures as the sellers.
Revocation is effected either by the testator's physically destroying the instrument or by his executing a new testamentary instrument, the provisions of which are incompatible with those of the earlier one or in which it is simply declared that the will is revoked.
■ In May 2015, only days after the arrests of several of their colleagues in Zurich, Mr. Blatter, who signed a contract in 2008 that paid him 2 million Swiss francs (about $2 million) a year, executed a new contract that increased his salary to about $3 million and included the prospect of another performance bonus of $12 million if he completed his term.
The compensation is fulfilled through executing a new CAC with updated values of delay, jitter and throughput.
