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Age UK, an organization similar to AARP in the United States, oversees an array of programs aimed at decreasing loneliness and coordinates efforts with fire brigades to look for signs of loneliness and isolation in the homes they enter.

Mr. Kelly has several mentors, including Michael Albert, a founder of the S.D.S. chapter at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who now oversees an array of radical magazines and Web sites for a group called Z Communications.

When not readying the bookstore for the Open, Rennert oversees an array of publications, which range from the glossy annual U.S. Open program — in reality a Vogue-sized magazine (contributing writers this year include Bud Collins and John Feinstein) — to "The Open Book," a handsomely illustrated coffee-table item released a few years ago.

In the years leading up to what was supposed to be his retirement, just over a year from now, he has overseen an array of overseas investments, culminating in the agreed takeover of ARM, SoftBank's biggest acquisition, on Monday.

Since April, groups of marines have been fanning out across Qadisiya Province to oversee an array of projects intended to revive the local economy, its government and education systems, while putting Iraqis back to work.

In theory, high-seas fishing is overseen by an array of regional bodies.

The Agriculture Department oversees a vast array of food assistance programs, all of which were cut in the House bill.

The third piece, "Brightness All Around," takes us deep down into the earth where a solitary coal miner and machine operator named Linda Norberg oversees a thunderous array of drills and extractors.

Where a 19th-century orchestral percussionist mostly provided emphasis at cadential points and occasional painterly sound effects — the thunderstorm in the Beethoven "Pastoral" Symphony, for example — his modern descendant oversees a huge array of pitched and unpitched instruments, and from Stravinsky, Varèse and Bartok forward, his work could make or break a performance.

Led by former President Bill Clinton and Jean-Max Bellerive, Haiti's former prime minister, the commission was given an 18-month mission to oversee an ambitious array of rebuilding projects.

He would oversee a wide array of organized crime, political and other kinds of cases and conspiracies.