O'Neill hung up and dashed off a quick memo to self that read in part: "Get KR and others in the press/media operation to agree we're going to coordinate our outside face and that the outside face will be driven by substance, not by the need to have a line of the day".
Meanwhile, Senator Roberts worried out loud about who was going to coordinate the 46 federal agencies, not to mention governors, mayors, police chiefs and all the other officeholders who would want a say in responding to a possible biological or chemical or nuclear disaster in their state.
Ms. Grady recalls the birth of a companywide athletic tradition: One day in the summer of 2004 employees from the marketing and client service department decided they were going to coordinate a race, or "scrum" as they called it, through the moat-like stream that surrounded the buildings.
The federal agents said they were going to "coordinate" with the state investigators, Romero said.
They're going to coordinate their efforts with their Right To Rise super PAC, all day, every day, as early and as often as they can.
Since 2000, when it was known as the Detroit Electronic Music Festival, this cherished event has gone through some organizational ups and downs with questions about who's actually going to coordinate it, issues working with the City of Detroit, and where the money was suppose to come from to pay for it all.
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First off, the Chinese wanted to show the world that their first entry into the world of aircraft carriers it's actually an old Russian carrier can go to sea, coordinate with other ships, and operate rather than just decorate a dock.
In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, carried out by Pakistanis apparently operating from a Pakistani base, Prime Minister Gilani said that Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, the head of the ISI, would go to India to coordinate the investigation; instead, a lower-level official was dispatched.
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