The barras bravas – or tough gangs – are the organised groups that orchestrate the supporters, lead the chants, unfold the flags (or cloths as they prefer to call them) and as is widely known now also have a finger in every pie of stadium and club business: from the sale of choripán (chorizo sandwiches) and fizzy drinks to player transfers.
Now the same group that orchestrated the Anheuser-Busch takeover (including Brazilian billionaires Jorge Lemann, Marcel Telles and Carlos Alberto Sicupira) announced its taking on Burger King.
The labor group that orchestrated her strike, OUR Walmart, lost its benefactor last year, when the United Food and Commercial Workers union decided to stop funding the effort.
Soon, she was on the Coordination Commission, the group that orchestrates the assemblies and helps the other commissions collaborate better.
And Sunday's atrocity was claimed by the Jundullah branch of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a group that has orchestrated attacks against Shias.
Therefore The Times may eventually put the terrorist label on Lashkar-e-Taiba, the group that apparently orchestrated the Mumbai attacks, "but reporters are still trying to learn more about it".
The news agency Fars, which is linked to the government's Revolutionary Guards — the group that has orchestrated much of the postelection crackdown — reported Mr. Karroubi's whereabouts shortly after his arrival.
Ilsa and Lisa Klinghoffer, whose father, Leon, was shot and thrown from a cruise ship by Palestinian terrorists in 1985, wrote a letter to the editor asking why The Times was referring to Lashkar-e-Taiba, the shadowy group that apparently orchestrated the Mumbai attacks, as a "militant group".
Mr. Garvin, an adjunct professor of urban planning and architecture at Yale, was the lead planner for NYC2012, the group that has orchestrated the city's bid for the 2012 Olympic Games, and he is the author of "The American City," considered a seminal textbook of urban planning.
Mr. Cohen and others cite a study by the Medical Society of New Jersey, the group that helped orchestrate the job action, that showed that the $250,000 cap would lead to only a 6percentt drop in insurance rates.
