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Lawyers accused authorities of trying to break the strike by placing leaders in administrative segregation, a more complete form of isolation known as Ad-Seg, and blasting cells with cold air.

The 11th-hour recommendations placed leaders of liberal civil rights groups in an awkward position.

Relations could be further tested if the Obama administration decides to place leaders of a major Pakistani insurgent group, the Haqqani network, on the State Department's terrorist list.

The continuing controversy over President Clinton's pardons of Marc Rich and others has placed leaders of the Democratic Party in a quandary.

Going a step further, Stevens planned to place "Leader" during "Oprah," "Judge Judy," "Live With Regis and Kathie Lee" and even an afternoon rerun of "Matlock" in hopes of appealing to the suburban women McCain has had trouble rallying.

The two men show the benefits and pitfalls of placing business leaders in key posts.

If policy changes aren't supported by cultural shifts, employees won't feel comfortable following the new policies -- so for any real change to take place, leaders and managers have to model these new behavioral norms.

The government deployed security forces to silence the opposition and placed its leaders under house arrest for years.

The director of the NSA, General Keith Alexander, blamed US diplomats for requests to place foreign leaders under surveillance.

It included his failure to place business leaders in his inner circle, his reluctance to listen to them at White House gatherings and his lack of business experience.

Such remarks seem to place church leaders on a collision course with the government.