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Why was the Western response so much more organized in that event?

"Democrats were certainly far more organized in Cortlandt than Republicans," Mr. Cerreto said.

The MetroStars came out more organized in the second half and controlled the first 20 minutes.

The Baptist relief efforts began in earnest during Texas' hurricanes in the 1960s and became more organized in the 1980s.

The new bar, he said as he mixed drinks, is much more efficient, and more organized in the storage of ice, glasses, liquor and condiments.

Drag racing started organizing in 1937 when Wally Parks founded the Road Runners Club, then became a bit more organized in 1947 when Mr. Parks started the Southern California Timing Association to add rigor to the routine.

Republicans here say they are much more organized than in 2000, with more money, ground troops and determination.

At 19, she experienced a religious awakening in the shrine city of Loreto, Italy, in which she said later she intuited that lay people could play a deeper, more organized role in the church.

While there are more organized events in the Hamptons during the winter than ever -- Peggy Siegal, a publicist, arranges as many as half a dozen screenings and parties in the off-season -- these are not the vast tented blowouts of summer.

But once they pierce Earth's atmosphere, or reflect off bodies of water, the waves become more organized, traveling in one direction only.

He understands the real, and ironic, need for a more organized left in the United States.