A female dispeller sometimes seeks to become a confidante, in order to advise the targeted woman that the liaison will inevitably crumble.
(Any reader who has seen Fellini's "Nights of Cabiria" will feel a pang, remembering the moment when Giulietta Masina, as the prostitute Cabiria, stands on a cliff, tears streaking her face, screaming at the man she thought would marry her, who has instead stolen her life's savings: "Ammazzami!" — Kill me!) Chris nervously submits, wondering where the liaison will lead.
But Deirdre Parker, an M.T.A. spokeswoman, said: "Our community affairs liaison will be discussing this matter with the Department of Transportation and Community Board 8 to see if there are any alternatives we can come to.
There has been very good co-operation with Portuguese authorities and liaison will continue.
The first liaison will be LAWRENCE EDWARDS, a former supervising superintendent at the Board of Education, who will have offices at both institutions.
Based on Mr. DeFilippis's complaints, however, the next liaison will report to the county executive, instead of to the human resources commissioner.
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Lou Azzollini, Fort Lee's Film Commission chairman, and Tom Meyers, Fort Lee's Film Commission liaison, will present a video/lecture titled "Before Hollywood, There Was Fort Lee, New Jersey".
Under the directive, which takes effect on Sept. 2, a designated liaison will be assigned to work with each police department or other law enforcement agency in the state.
Liaison will be undertaken with key stakeholders at these sites to ensure complete dissemination of study information.
At first liaison will have to be made with the surgical colleagues for the resection specimen to be brought to the pathology department.
