Later in the week, the league cited a measure passed in March against orchestrated group celebrations.
The centerpiece is a narrow black table, 40 feet long, set up in the main exhibition space, with the ceramics orchestrated group by group along its length.
Initially, Juan and Natalia play voyeurs who, with others, impassively watch a gaggle of mostly off-screen participants engage in loudly, comically orchestrated group sex.
OpenOffice is what's called an open-source project: a carefully orchestrated group effort by programmers all over the world, donating their time and talent to making a dent in the Microsoft monopoly.
Of note, we have recently demonstrated that Nrf2 is a critical negative regulator of pathological cardiac hypertrophy and heart failure via its ability to orchestrate a group of antioxidant genes [24].
He runs what amounts to a daily protection racket, and orchestrates a group of no more than 2,000 businessmen and top officials who control things.
(Not for nothing is Terry O'Quinn's character, who orchestrates the group's transition from a state of nature into a supportive confederation, named John Locke).
The moment was broadcast via Periscope on the phone of Democratic congressman Scott Peters, who was orchestrating a group of lawmakers to record the event and broadcast it after the cameras in the chamber were turned off.
But Turner orchestrates the group activity – punctuated by close-harmony songs – well, and allows individuals to emerge: David Dawson, so good in Comedians, lends a gay poet a distinctively sharp profile, Leo Bill is suitably reptilian as the club's most outspoken member and Henry Lloyd-Hughes impresses as a wealthy Greek who aims to be more English than the English.
While Dr. Rantisi describes himself as a political figure, Israel says there is no distinction between the "political" and "military" wings of Hamas and that Dr. Rantisi is among those who have orchestrated the group's suicide bombing campaign even if they have not planned the details of attacks.
