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While the Labor Day parade is perhaps a shadow of the New York institution it once was -- unions no longer stage it on Labor Day because it is too difficult to drum up a crowd on the Monday of a three-day summer holiday weekend -- the presence of all six major mayoral candidates served as testimony to labor's enduring influence on New York politics, particularly in this race.

Since Tazara, the Sino-African phenomenon has become much more sophisticated and highly fragmented and is no longer stage-managed by governments.

The police also no longer staged their sporadic raids, but that was small consolation, he said.

With the fall of the Gang of Four in 1976, the traditional repertoire was reinstated once more and Jiang's "model" revolutionary operas no longer staged.

Unlike major past marches, it was no longer staged in the iconic Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) freeway.

In July, The Times reported that director Joe Mantello was no longer staging the play due to a "scheduling conflict".

The field was no longer staging some sort of contest about the economy and who could produce a better jobs record than Obama.

The embassy makes a point of no longer stage-managing Iraqi politics — the way, say, Zalmay Khalilzad did as ambassador from 2005 to 2007, when he would show up unexpectedly for breakfast with politicians and banter with clerics in Persian.

Cyprus is no longer center stage.

One challenge for Mr. Bush is that his education proposal, which did the most to give him a centrist sheen, is no longer center stage in Congress.