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It's so inspiring" Over at Beach 96th Street was another relief effort, partly organized by the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance.

Like the site itself, the content on the app is partly organized by genres, and users can add songs to a personal playlist as they browse.

The plot was partly organized by an undercover informer who posed as a rich Pakistani business executive and who offered the defendants money, cars and other inducements, their lawyers said.

As I went around Oslo's ministries, company headquarters and union offices (in a trip partly organized by the government but paid for by the International Herald Tribune), I witnessed none of the ideological squabbling that is now a hallmark of once-effective institutions, from France's labor movement to the U.S. Congress.

But the structure of this show, part of the Red Bull Music Academy and partly organized by Undead Music, wards against that fate: the improvisers will drift on and off the stage in five-minute spells, never more than two playing at once.

With the Internet, it became guitar-tab sites, behind-the-scenes videos, and self-appointed annotators, now partly organized by the Web site Genius, which is where I wound up not long ago, seeking the dope on "Rockstar," by Post Malone.

The shop will partly be organized in so-called "curated spaces", and not in a typical grid view, according to Simon Fabich.

Input energy to mechano-catalytic water-splitting system is transferred partly to organize the frictional electric condenser (FEC) system, which motivates the water-splitting, and partly to rotate the slurry.

He helped him get workers' compensation; raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for medical care, partly through organizing an annual charity game of basketball superstars; and helped him learn to communicate by blinking his eyes to denote individual letters.

Knight nearly went out of business before a rescue effort organized partly by Getco came to its aid.

At an October gathering organized partly by the Interstitial Cystitis Association, scientists studying this extremely painful bladder condition announced that they had identified the structure of a unique protein found in the urine of people who suffer from it, said Dr. Vicki Ratner, an orthopedic surgeon and the group's founder and president.