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No show has proved more adept at this than "The Walking Dead," which has regularly dispatched lead characters.

The monitoring group has regularly dispatched observation teams to elections throughout the states of the former Soviet Union since the collapse of Communism.

But Nadine Morano is Nicolas Sarkozy's top female "super-sniper", regularly dispatched to the media frontline to issue outraged putdowns of the left.

Russia has regularly dispatched shipments of aid, a move which the pro-Western Kiev government has denounced as cynical.

The Corps was effectively an active military reserve of the Romanian Land Forces, and regularly dispatched new units to the Romanian front after June 1917.

Contractors are regularly dispatched to secure houses against damage from cold weather or to perform so-called "trash outs" in which they empty homes of belongings.

NBC News regularly dispatches many of its best-known correspondents to the various politically oriented shows on MSNBC.

In Afghanistan -- afflicted with unending war and without an effectual government -- famine has been regularly dispatching its heralds.

Westchester's Office for the Disabled regularly dispatches staff members to investigate businesses that may not be complying with the A.D.A.

"So much of what you see here, it's edible," said Mr. Redzepi, who regularly dispatches his staff to collect the scurvy grass and sorrel, as well as what he called sea coriander, beach mustard and bellflowers.

As the Financial Services Authority, Britain's main banking regulator, is getting tougher on keeping an eye on the banks following the recent scandals, it regularly dispatches monitors to the banks' offices.