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To see how it has centralized its ideas in two years, culminating in the release of its first album, "President Alien" (Razor and Tie), and its show on Thursday at the Bowery Ballroom, has been fascinating.

It has centralized the appointment and promotion of top officials in the prime minister's office, and forced out recalcitrant top officials.

On the drone issue, Brennan represents something of cipher: the CIA has been stepping up its strikes in Pakistan, and Brennan has centralized authority over the administration's "kill list" within the White House.

The militant group has centralized religious observance in the areas under it's control.

It plans to reopen in April at 580 Madison Avenue, near 57th Street, the former site of the First Amendment Center, which was operated by the Freedom Forum, a foundation that has centralized most operations at its headquarters in Arlington, Va.

According to current and former diplomats, Tillerson has centralized decision-making so aggressively that he is unable to keep up.

In part because Facebook has centralized an incredible amount of power with Zuckerberg, we need to trust him.

Instead, "the killing of these three has centralized the national movement of Baluchistan," Mr. Ali, the lawyer, said.

The V.A. has centralized the care for severe traumatic brain injury at four hospitals that specialized in brain injury before the war.

Over the past half-century, however, the expansion of the White House staff has centralized deliberation and decision making increasingly within the confines of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW.

The council is fairly toothless, because President Mahinda Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka has centralized much of the government's powers in his and his family's hands.