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7. (C) Amano indicated he had begun reaching out to key individuals in the IAEA, seeking their advice on managing tough issues.
Ms. Thomas's founding of her own political consulting shop, Liberty Consulting, was first reported Thursday by Politico, which said she had begun reaching out to freshmen Republicans in Congress.
According to Republican House aides, he had begun reaching out to members on the target list, including Mr. Bachus, who as chairman of the House Financial Services Committee had suffered through $203,000 of nasty ads in his March primary.
In late 2012, John and Logan had begun reaching out to contacts in the industry to see what interest they could drum up.
By 1664, Newton had begun reaching beyond the standard curriculum, reading, for example, the 1656 Latin edition of Descartes's Opera philosophica, which included the Meditations, Discourse on Method, the Dioptrics, and the Principles of Philosophy.
Raine has begun reaching out to potential buyers, which may include Chinese media companies and private equity firms.
But as the needs for tents and other supplies have become more clear, the government has begun reaching out for foreign aid.
Over the last year, dioceses as well have begun reaching out through advertising to men and women who might feel led toward a life of religious service.
And in a reversal of a decades-long U.S. policy, the Obama Administration has begun reaching out to the Muslim Brotherhood as the Islamist political organization pulls within reach of a majority in Egypt's new parliament.
WASHINGTON — With Republican leaders in Congress forswearing budget negotiations over new revenues, President Obama has begun reaching around them to Republican lawmakers with a history of willingness to cut bipartisan deals.
And in Ohio, Mr. Obama's staff members have begun reaching out to let voters know about new laws that discourage precinct workers from telling voters where to go if they show up at the wrong precinct.
