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The disclosures began with an Associated Press article on May 7 , 2012 breaking the news of the foiled plot; the organization had held off publishing it for several days at the White House's request because the intelligence operations were still unfolding.
From "The Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction": The clock's "tick-tock" I take to be a model of what we call a plot, an organization which humanizes time by giving it a form; and the interval between "tock" and "tick" represents purely successive, disorganized time of the sort we need to humanize.
A group of members convened to debate the document and plot the organization's--and their generation's--future.
From the beginning, Hezbollah leaders have dismissed the court as proof of a western plot against their organization.
According to the deserter, the organization plotted to spread typhoid germs through the foreign sections of the city by placing them in dairy products.
The United States has argued that he had taken on an operational role in the organization, plotting attacks against Americans, which made him a legitimate target.
And some of his earlier work — full of mysterious, prisonlike houses, numbered doors, stories within stories within stories, arbitrary rules and facile plot machinery, shadowy organizations, random guns, and characters with names like Sermon, Estrainger, and Morse — has not escaped the student's slightly glib fluency, as well as the fatal shadow of the weightless Paul Auster.
"The big organizations plot their fundraising strategy for mega-gifts and capital campaigns around these people," she says.
The owner wanted to donate the plot to a nonprofit organization.
