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In interviews Ms. Fleming said that she would probably sing fewer staged opera productions in favor of concerts and develop special projects, largely organizing them herself.

As the decade ended, he tried his hand as president of Local 286 of the Teamsters union, largely organizing hospital workers.

Around the country, the response to the "March Against Sharia" was largely organized by local Muslim organizations and interfaith leaders.

The protesters were largely organized by progressive activist organizations, including Indivisible and Town Hall Project, which is working to mobilize Democrats to fight Trump and Republicans.

They are largely organized by friends and coworkers, though Internet-based companies increasingly run large-scale versions of these activities.

Recent protests, largely organized via social media, have tended to be diverse and decentralized.

The German film festival, largely organized by the Goethe-Institut China, had as its centerpiece a retrospective of Mr. Schlöndorff's films.

An organization run by the American Embassy and called the Regime Crimes Liaison Unit has largely organized the trial in the past.

Both socialist groups turned out at City Hall this month to protest budget cuts, at a rally that was largely organized by the unions.

In the time the Wall Street appeal has existed, it has been largely organized by financial analysts, young people on a low rung of Wall Street's ladder who often put in 100-hour weeks.

Bruce E. Mosler, who stepped down as chief executive in January, was a powerful broker in his own right and the firm is largely organized into teams that are focused around successful deal makers.