AGR: "Organized cover-up" sounds a bit too professional.
THE NEW YORKER: Do you think there was an organized cover-up in the family of Jefferson's relationship with the Hemingses or do you think the daughters and their families really didn't think anything was going on?
It was just an operational nightmare trying to organize cover and people to help during all those times.
"Only newspapers are economically organized to cover a broad swath of events," he said.
There were two black plastic bins filled with Miles's possessions, carefully labeled and organized, still covered with a fine dusting of Iraqi sand.
"It is thought investigations are looking at those who may have assisted Savile, helped organize abuse, cover it up or taken part in assaults themselves," the BBC story said.
The neural population would then self-organize to cover all the input patterns.
(Aviate and Home are both Cover competitors, but wash away your carefully organized homescreen while Cover is a hide-able layer on top).
Since the 1960's, Copenhagen has been covered by an organized cervical screening program.
The exhibition's coordinators, Candy Pratts Price and Jeffrey Bilhuber, whom Mr. Blahnik kept addressing as "Mr. Bilbao" ("Well, I'm Spanish," he said), have organized it to cover some of the touchstones in Mr. Blahnik's life, like movies (a creamy pair of D'Orsay pumps appears in a glass case before a still of Marilyn Monroe in "The Seven Year Itch").
That is, humans have limitations that force us to specialize and form organized teams to cover the needed knowledge base to master difficult problems.
