Law enforcement officials called her the group's quartermaster, whose job it was to procure everything from armaments to automobiles to safe houses.
In United States v. Lakhani, the defendant, Hemant Lakhani, bragged to an F.B.I. informant of his ability to procure everything from shoulder-held missiles to submarines.
Anonymous buyers can procure everything from prescription painkillers to exotic designer drugs.
"Within days the Facebook group grew to over 800 members, allowing us to procure everything: mattresses, food, clothes, a washing ma-chine, a dryer.
Anything and everything procured on demand.
Ultimately, Marder shows that, instead of being grounded in utopian naïveté, the dreams of another energy to be procured without devastating everything in existence derive from the suppressed concept of energy itself.
Maurice Watkins, the Iraqis' boxing coach, said he had to procure just about everything for his hopefuls over the last year, since he took them on as a project while working in Iraq as a pest control contractor.
This means everything from financing and procuring the vaccines to delivering the vaccines and monitoring coverage in communities.
Certainly the room's private butler (mine was named Sergio) was gracious enough about everything I did request: arranging a massage in the health spa, procuring a bottle of Beefeater and an ice bucket, and fixing a broken shoe heel.
The problem is procuring the ingredients.
