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While the markets often treat OPEC pronouncements with skepticism, Mr. Rodriguez has built close ties with the oil ministers of several member nations that commonly quarreled among themselves and delayed key decisions.
The party has built close ties with the population through door-to-door visits, regular meetings, and a willingness to listen and to address people's problems directly, including concerns over affordable housing and tensions with Muslims, who came to the area from northern Africa after World War II to work in the factories and mines.
IBM also has built close ties to the two leading Linux distributors, Red Hat and SuSe.
That group, headed by Ahmad Chalabi, had built close ties to the Pentagon and the office of Vice President Dick Cheney.
Policy makers in the United States have built close ties to Egypt's military and consider the generals to be a force of stability, in particular in relations with Israel.
What is more important, Mr. Corzine has also built close ties to some of the most brazen bosses in all of politics, New Jersey's Democratic Party leaders.
It also has worked hard to build close ties with the Obama administration, with its lobbyists showing up more than a dozen times since 2009 on logs of visits to the White House, although a company official said Saturday that it had not appealed to the administration during the debate over the fiscal legislation.
The Women in Secularism conference has helped build closer ties between feminism and atheism to the obvious terror of many woman-fearing dicks.
The financing for the schools program is one of several recent grants that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, has made to build closer ties to hackers.
Mr. Bloomberg has built strong ties with Irish-Americans.
