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"Simply put, some orchestrated commenters in these discussions don't see refugees as human beings," said Allford.

And if terpsichorean pyrotechnics were at a minimum, there were some orchestrated manoeuvres in the dark, including occasional random jogs around the stage.

This is a concern for the government, which, for the past few years, has been helping to fund enormous non-profit matchmaking conventions in Shanghai to inject some orchestrated passion into its young population.

By the 1960s, he said, he had progressed to murder, and he testified that he eventually was involved in about a dozen killings, some that he ordered, some that he orchestrated and some that he helped carry out.

Some were orchestrated by Brahms himself, and others were orchestrated by his colleagues, including Antonín Dvořák.

Some were orchestrated by a conservative talk radio station, but others came from teenagers and their parents.

All of these efforts are being backed — in some cases, orchestrated — by a little-known conservative organization financed by millions of corporate dollars.

Encouraged perhaps by President Bush's designation of Sept. 11 as Patriot Day, some communities orchestrated creepily festive observances, as though this grievous anniversary were a holiday.

On Friday, the interim president, Dioncounda Traoré, returned to Bamako from Paris after an absence of over two months following an attack by a mob — some said orchestrated by elements in the military — that left him seriously injured.

The heart of the problem, the film contends, was a conspiracy of silence that extended to — and was to some extent orchestrated in — the highest levels of the Holy See.

When the Honduran president, Miguel Dávila, placed obstacles in his path in 1910, Zemurray simply hired some mercenaries, orchestrated a sham revolution and replaced Dávila with a more compliant president.