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Barbara Ehrenreich's "This Land Is Their Land: Reports From a Divided Nation" for a dispatch from the premier reporter on the underside of capitalism.

In Europe there are 600,000 taxis and most of them are independent contractors paying $5,000 per year for a dispatch service.

I'd seen a Starbucks down the road and suggested it as an option, and he said he knew the place: "We can meet you there in fifteen minutes," he said, as though he'd just been driving around waiting for a dispatch call.

We also asked what the participants thought were the best communication devices for receiving requests from a dispatch center.

There's something not quite right about regulations that allow for a dispatched cab to pick up another fare instead of completing its original transaction.

While Wright had requested a naval presence near Savannah, Patriots in Charleston, South Carolina had intercepted his request and substituted for it a dispatch indicating he did not need such support.

On Monday, for example, came a dispatch on Facebook's labyrinthian suite of privacy controls, and how they still display private information.

The company has software designed for someone in a dispatch position in charge of managing a fleet of collection trucks.

Channel 4's Searching for Madeleine: A Dispatches Special about the police hunt for Madeleine McCann got 3.1 million viewers at 14% over the 9pm hour.

In a dispatch for The Times from Bolivia, Mr. Moseley said the orchestra had arrived during a revolution.

In a dispatch for Creative Time Reports today, Sylvia Plachy recalls working in Kuwait in 1991, in the aftermath of the first Iraq War.