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Ms. Chasen, 64, was a respected press agent known for orchestrating campaigns to help films win Oscars.

But in a development reflecting the waning clout of one powerful nation in the hemisphere and the rising influence of another, Brazilian political consultants have begun to compete handily with their American counterparts, orchestrating campaigns throughout Latin America and beyond.

A veritable army of outside groups — including an ambitious new initiative by Anita Dunn, Mr. Obama's former communications director, and Andrew Grossman, a top Democratic strategist who spent 2009 coordinating advocacy groups in support of the overhaul — are orchestrating campaigns to echo the White House message.

Middle Eastern regimes like Egypt, Iran and Syria pushed the issue, orchestrating campaigns and street protests.

The SEC has documented numerous cases of investment managers orchestrating campaign contributions in exchange for lucrative contracts to manage government investments or pension funds.

The SEC has documented numerous cases of individual investment managers orchestrating campaign contributions in exchange for lucrative contracts to manage hedge funds or pension funds.

They take out huge adverts in the trade press, put on screenings and orchestrate campaigns.

But he also helped orchestrate campaigns in 2004 that cost the Republicans three seats.

In an era of scripted politicians and carefully orchestrated campaigns, some Democrats may see Biden's spontaneity as a plus.

The prospect of further delays preventing future life-saving GM plants going to the field because of carefully orchestrated campaigns of opposition is therefore viewed with concern.

China has deflected some of the same frustrations through high-profile construction projects, spectacles like the 2008 Olympic Summer Games and the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, and carefully orchestrated campaigns of nationalist fervor.