In orchestrating the events that bring these characters' lives crashing together, Yasmina Khadra wants to make some philosophical -- indeed Camusesque -- points about free will and the individual's relationship to society.
Walter realizes that September has been orchestrating the events leading up to this point and urges Peter not to go, believing that following the advice of the Observer might lead to Peter's death.
"Thousands of girls are exposed to the exact same experiences that I couldn't even fathom wishing upon another human being, yet our very own government is responsible for orchestrating the events and developing the policies and practices that led to the marginalization of generations of my people".
Orchestrating the events of the story, he searched Hell for this power until an evil force entered him and expanded his knowledge of the dark arts, which allowed him to cast the spell that separated the Earth from the Heavens so that the Spirits would contact the Brotherhood.
The endometrium plays a pivotal role in orchestrating the events that lead to fertilization, implantation and pregnancy.
Her father had orchestrated the event, defying Canadian laws at the time that banned such rituals as well as the potlatch feast that followed.
The computer results were all over the place, says Stephen Mahin, a structural engineer at UC Berkeley who helped orchestrate the event.
Owner Tom Riekse Jr. orchestrated the event, and as with of all these gatherings, coordination was a giant pain in the neck.
Lee Houskeeper, the San Francisco publicist who has orchestrated the event for the past quarter of a century, needed another symbol of pride and resilience.
There's very little likelihood that ISIS helped orchestrate the event in any way, although claiming responsibility for it so quickly proves they've got access to some great media monitoring software.
Obama and his activist friends had orchestrated the event so that soon after he began speaking, two white students dressed in paramilitary uniforms, pretending to be Afrikaners (the key defenders of South Africa's apartheid regime), came on stage and dragged him away, a gambit Obama described in his memoir as "street theater".
