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The NYC Moonwatch team is a collection of 65 amateur astronomers, organized last Jan .to cooperate with 102 other Moonwatch teams in the nation in taking care of the visual tracking of satellites launched during the International Geophysical Year.

Drug networks historically were organized to combine the tasks of production, transportation and distribution, and they have seen little reason to cooperate with terrorists.

The nodes have to cooperate and self-organize to provide an active backbone, making optimal use of energy by putting off the radio of the nodes which are not required.

While the Chamber of Commerce seems ready to cooperate with organized labor to back an economic stimulus package, Mr. Donohue, the chamber's president, said it would be unwise for Mr. Obama to embrace the Employee Free Choice Act when the economy was in such bad shape.

In the past, unions have often sought to elbow each other aside during organizing drives, but the new plan urges unions to cooperate by conducting multi-union organizing drives and supporting each other in organizing campaigns.

Sensors have the ability to self-organize into an interconnected network and to cooperate for collecting, aggregating and disseminating information to end users.

Mr. Abe said most survivors from Hadenya found it easy to cooperate because they had organized themselves to hold the village's religious festivals.

The problem is part corruption, part incompetence and partly the petty refusal of neighboring governments to cooperate, as rhinos face ruthless, highly organized international syndicates, according to the report by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, an analytical group.

Modification indices also suggested moving items 6 and 7 ("they cooperate with the way we organize our care," and "they would be willing to cooperate with our new practices") from factor 2, Accommodation, to factor 1, Communication.

Some owners were willing to cooperate on an ad hoc basis; others wanted cooperation to be formally organized so that it would be efficient and ensure a benefit.

Since the NHSS is a national survey organized by the MoH, all health institutions and individuals involved had responsibilities and obligations to cooperate with the investigators.

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