"Videla prearranged it so Kissinger and the interpreter would meet with him privately half an hour before ambassador's arrival," one cable shows.
But anyway, he thinks it's deliberate; he thinks the colonists prearranged it; that they armed themselves with sticks, rocks, bricks and snowballs; planned the ringing of the bell so that Bostonians would rise up at the signal and attack the soldiers.
"As much as I knew that nothing was prearranged, I didn't know if the league wanted to come down hard and kind of set a precedent because it had never happened before," Orpik said.
We also show that cGAS dimers form ladder-like networks with DNA, leading to cooperative sensing of DNA length: assembly of the pioneering cGAS dimer between two DNA molecules is ineffective; but, once formed, it prearranges the flanking DNA to promote binding of subsequent cGAS dimers.
Nod at your friend and have it prearranged so that when you do that your friend says something like, "Can I have your highlighter?" This is your cue to 'pass it on!' and give it to him/her!
Chances are, your boss will be OK with it, especially if you prearrange for someone to cover.
This makes it more difficult for a student and consultant to prearrange a match, and together with the social pressures that can be brought to bear in a small market in which participants know each other, this may be a factor in preventing these unstable procedures from unravelling.
It also signifies a small yet significant victory for commuter van drivers, who have lobbied for years for permission to pick up passengers along bus routes without having to prearrange the fares.
But whatever the organizers prearrange, they are accused of manipulation.
Mr. Fromberg encouraged commuters concerned about the strike to prearrange livery service.
So when some matches have been prearranged, other students and consultants stand to do very poorly if they do not also prearrange their matches.
