On the face of it, Adams was only peripherally involved in the liaison between the police and the Lawrence family during the early stages of the investigation, intervening a week after the murder to sign a letter.
Played like a portrait come to life by veteran dancer Naomi Sorkin in floating, watercolour robes, Bernhardt is as much figment as figure, an unexplained and faintly sapphic presence in the liaison between white-clad Cree Barnett Williams and David Ledger.
To get in, a liaison between North Korea and Vice suggested that the company donate basketball hoops and scoreboards to North Korean schools — a good-will gesture of sorts at the beginning of discussions about a visit.
With French as his mother tongue (his father was English), he was to play a key role in the liaison between British forces and the local population, as well as with the French Resistance.
The NNTC Data Coordinating Center (DCC) was created in 1999 as a liaison between individual researchers and the four tissue banks.
"We've never had a film where the principals were active-duty SEALs," said Bob Anderson, director of the Navy's Office of Operations West, in Los Angeles, the liaison between the Navy and Hollywood.
He was believed to have been in charge of liaison between Ansar Dine and AQIM.
In the 1990's, he worked in Washington as a liaison between tax legislation-writing committees of Congress and the Treasury Department and representatives of business and finance.
"Settling the football debt was viewed as a priority by the new owner and the club worked closely with the PFA Scotland to make it happen as quickly as possible and we appreciated their co-operation in acting as a liaison between us and their members," said Hearts in a website statement.
In addition to his responsibilities as the "public face" of the genome project, Collins has a major role in serving as a liaison between the genome project, the Clinton Administration, and Congress in helping to guide public policy.
