Founded in 1999 in Utah as APX Alarm, the company rapidly expanded, using a small army of door-to-door salespeople.
Plan B, which they chose, was to escort the trucks using a small army of law enforcement people--all equipped with flak vests, gas masks, and automatic weapons--and let people try to guess at the cargo.
Observers say that he's running a solid campaign pressing the flesh in 16-hour days and using a small army of volunteers to help him get out his message.
The county could have avoided a logjam by using the "small army" of election workers at precincts to count the absentee ballots rather than gathering them at a central location before tallying, Rokita said.
The fund used a small army of residents in the Bahamas to sign paperwork, including a part-time bishop.
The January intelligence report said the "likely financier" of the Internet Research Agency was "a close Putin ally with ties to Russian intelligence". The company, profiled by The New York Times Magazine in 2015, is in St . Petersburgand uses its small army of trolls to put out messages supportive of Russian government policy.
Indeed, Google uses a small army of operators to align the paths from the algorithms with the paths of the satellite image, by dragging them (Fig. 5).
Google uses a small army of volunteers and its own moderators to check all submissions before they go live, and whoever checked this one apparently thought the submission was correct.
But the contractor he hired in 1980 to demolish the existing Bonwit Teller department store allegedly used a small army of undocumented Polish laborers, who were paid off the books when paid at all, to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Now small armies of lawyers and accountants mediate discussions.
