But Mr. Chávez is clearly beloved by the working class, who tell of small improvements in their daily lives -- a paint job for a dilapidated home or free access to roaming clinics staffed by Cuban doctors.
His experience reflects the sharply deteriorated climate for foreigners and moderate Syrians in areas subject to the whims of armed religious groups whose members roam roads, staff checkpoints and occupy a constellation of guerrilla bases.
Instead, they outsource the knowledge-gathering to Li & Fung, which has an army of 3,600 staff roaming 37 countries ("a machete in one hand, a laptop in the other," as Victor Fung likes to caricature them) for the purpose.In this sense, Li & Fung is itself a product of specialisation.
Another videotaped the peepers head-on, from a vantage point past the women, with a third staff member roaming behind the peepers, to see if they were taking pictures of the women — many were, Mr. Posner said.
Yet no rational chief information officer would let outsiders, or even a firm's own staff, roam freely around his precious network.
Their notion of having members of the Lincoln Center staff roam the room helping people rather than having a central information desk or box office?
It was crowded but not unpleasantly so; it was clean and air-conditioned, a helpful sales staff roamed the floor, and the shelves were filled with the collected works of authors who, little more than a decade ago, were banned by Soviet censors.
Roaming its grounds and interviewing its staff, Sharlet offers an in-depth look at a cult-like culture of extreme belief — one that more mainstream Christians might dismiss as heresy.
With the elderly staff of her childhood still around, dogs roaming free and a donkey looking for canapé handouts, the quirk factor can outweigh the grandeur.
