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WASHINGTON — Edith Ramirez, a former appellate and antitrust lawyer who served on the staff of the Harvard Law Review with Barack Obama and later coordinated his campaign's outreach to Latino voters in California, will be appointed by the president to be chairwoman of the Federal Trade Commission, the agency said on Thursday.

A second party was sent out two days later, coordinated by Bernt Balchen and led by Boye Schlytter and Henning Tønsberg, saw the successful salvage of the remaining bodies.

Interdisciplinary research on the Chuscha mummy was later coordinated by Dr. Juan Schobinger, Emeritus Professor of Archaeology at the National University of Cuyo [ 47].

Even though it was 12 years later, coordinating my care and sharing information among my medical providers seemed no better.

Before working at Saks, Mr. Freeman spent nine years at Macy's as a stock associate and later coordinating merchandise documentation there.

Deutsche Bank had to issue a public statement reaffirming its confidence in Brazil and later helped coordinate several bond sales for the government after an economic recovery and international support of the policies of Arminio Fraga, the president of Brazil's central bank, allowed the nation to resume international borrowing.

Later, we coordinate the single-TP CM-DM processing to obtain N-dimensional CM-DM system and study its capacity.

With team members spread across continents, even simple tasks like scheduling a meeting mean at least one person adjusts his or her schedule, waking a few hours earlier or staying up later to coordinate with everyone else, Carmel said.

We examined the outputs and found Cluster 17 contains 24 genes, among which 15 TFs are marker genes for trophectoderm[ 45- 47], mesoderm[ 48- 50], ectoderm[ 51], endoderm[ 52] and neural [ 50, 53- 57] differentiation (Table 1), clearly indicating that the differentiation of these cell types, from which different organs will be derived later, is well coordinated.

Days later came the militants' coordinated attacks in Mumbai.

In contrast, Calmfors and Driffill (1988) claim that the relation between centralization and employment is U-shaped, while Driffill (2006) later find that highly coordinated or centralized bargaining leads to wage restraint and a low unemployment rate.