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was liaising
verb
To establish a liaison.
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Lonmin was liaising closely with state police, lending them the company's own private security staff and helicopters, and ferrying in police units on corporate buses.
A Met police spokesman said the three men had now been identified and the force was liaising with the French authorities.
The North Yorkshire force said it was "liaising with the BBC regarding the alleged incident in North Yorkshire involving Jeremy Clarkson.
The British agency added that it was "liaising closely with law enforcement counterparts in the United States and with the City of London Police".
Michael Jameson, strategic director of children's services at the authority, said the allegations contained in the letter were being looked into by Birmingham and the council was liaising with West Yorkshire Police over potential issues that may arise locally.
So far it has put £425,000 into Column and said it was "liaising with the team about the circumstances under which the remaining £75,000 might be released".
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We're liaising with the police.
The Scottish government is "liaising closely" with the inquiry.
"The F.S.A. will be liaising closely with the S.E.C. in this review".
"The Force is liaising with the school and would encourage anyone with concerns to contact us.
"All of us in the field are liaising together," said Kenya's military spokesman, Maj.
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