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The Americans also helped to plan the attack, he said, and to organize forces.

The challenge over the horizon, Dr. Cambone said, is for the United States "to recover the lost art of strategic warning," and give policy makers the information they need to buy weapons, organize forces and counter emerging threats over the next 5, 10 or even 15 years.

Chafin served as Eubanks's second in command, and helped organize forces.

"Hezbollah and Iran represent the two only outside organized forces in Syria fighting on behalf" of Mr. Assad, Mr. Kerry said.

Asked about Ta-Nehisi Coates' thesis of "white supremacy as one of the central organizing forces in American life", Dow agreed: Look at the fucking founding documents!

The Republicans seemed complacent, and acknowledge now that they did not fully understand the keenly organized forces Mr. Codey would unleash until it was too late.

Among Republicans, organized forces led by the Club for Growth have been on a decades-long, relatively successful campaign to purge the party of those who break ranks with the conservative agenda.

His name was E.C. Smeed; he was particularly adept at "organizing forces and expediting the work of construction, combined with unfailing fertility of resource in adopting expedients to meet unexpected contingencies".

Yet an increasing number of Iraqis disagree: they believe that the attacks are being carried out by organized forces -- motivated by nationalism, Islam and revenge -- that feed off public unhappiness.

"Lawful combatants are members of organized forces who wear distinctive insignia, are subject to command and are capable of complying with laws of war," said Anne-Marie Slaughter, a professor of international law at the Harvard Law School.

Pastoralists, historically marginalized, are often suspicious of government and organized forces on all sides.