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Johnson, who described his style as ducking and falling, said the Toronto organization advised players against sliding headfirst.

Her suicide prevention organization advised the service to put outreach information on its website and provided Tumblr with a list of terms that match those searching for info on suicide.

"I would suggest someone who feels that their rights are violated should contact either an attorney or a local advocacy organization," advised Rozynski.

The prosecutors say that Mr. Bergrin passed Mr. McCray's name to people in the drug organization, advising that if Mr. McCray disappeared, the case would disappear.

In the 1990s those new ventures led to exponential growth in Gallup's business and revenue, turning it into a multinational consulting organization advising clients around the world.

Ed Martin, president of the Association of Racing Commissioners International, said that his organization advises racing commissioners to provide avenues of support for people in need, including victims of domestic abuse.

Dr. Phillip Haeck, a Seattle plastic surgeon and president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, said the organization advises doctors not to proceed with surgery for patients who exhibit signs of the disorder.

Because Mills brought Thomas to the Knicks, there is certain to be speculation that Thomas, who has maintained a relationship with Dolan since leaving the Knicks, will have a major voice in the organization, advising Mills regardless of whether the Knicks give him a title.

The organization advises those considering opening a franchise outlet to evaluate the marketplace for high-growth areas, compare several franchise systems in the same industry, read federally mandated disclosure documents carefully and have both a lawyer and accountant trained in franchising review the contract and company.

Money tends to flow most readily to an organization advising the public on food choice from the entities most interested in the public choosing their foods.

She has served as president of several professional organizations, advised documentary and film projects, and done two tours as a Pulitzer Non-Fiction jurist.