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The leaders will ask for a liaison, someone who understands them, and in return, direct their people to cooperate.
The process could take weeks, and often the liaison — someone with "no knowledge whatsoever about the field," Stirling said — would nix certain answers.
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He had left his wife and his children, and, although some people like to believe I took him away from his family, that's not true at all because he had already had a liaison with someone else before me.
Asked whether the fired prosecutor had special skills or whether there was another reason why Mr. Smith had hired him, Mr. Shafran said, "Senator Smith hired Mr. Stuart to serve as a constituent liaison as someone who had an intimate knowledge of community affairs and could be beneficial to his district office".
I'm not saying all of them were not supportive, but a large portion of them, whenever we would have a situation like we had in Ferguson or a situation that was sort of tense instead of them looking at me as [something] of a liaison or someone who would be supporting of their cause, I was looked at as an Uncle Tom.
Elsewhere in the hospital, a sociopathic Scottish staff liaison officer is torturing someone, physically and emotionally; a consultant radiologist is sex-pesting the human resources manager, who is smoking boredly; and a camel is being led along a corridor.
A radical conservative group in its 1962 struggle for control of the Young Republicans appointed someone to be "liaison with the nuts" to harness the energies of the "lunatic fringe" without letting them tarnish official efforts.
An A&E department that's struggling to cope with the pressure now, if you can refer someone straight to the liaison psychiatrist, that relieves the burden on accident and emergency and gives that person appropriate support".
In Spitzer's case, the laborious financial machinations that preceded his liaison suggest otherwise, but still for someone so meticulous in his planning what about disease prevention?
Patton was advised to allow someone other than himself to be the official liaison between the University of Pikeville and the CPE and to recuse himself from CPE discussions on matters "that directly involve his private institution or that would affect his institution differently than any other similarly situated private postsecondary institution".
A spokesman for Merseyside Police, which had liaison officers in Lille, said trouble started when French police chased someone into the square where Everton supporters had congregated.
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