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Their demonstrations, which were organized by a number of advocacy groups, seemed at times less than spontaneous.

Two days had passed since the attacks, which were organized by an ISIS terrorist cell with roots near Brussels and carried out simultaneously at six locations around Paris.

Initially in the nineteenth century there were all these local competitions, which were organized by what was called the Football Association into a national competition.

The artist Daniel DeSure of Commonwealth Projects has created a video, below, that documents Veilhan's Los Angeles projects, which were organized by François Perrin, a Los Angeles architect, curator and educator.

But after they reached northern Alabama, the F.A.A. grounded the flights, which were organized by the group Operation Migration, after receiving a complaint about the nature of the pilots' certificates.

So there were a few scattered protests around Sweden in the past couple of days, some of which were organized by the Pirate Party, a nascent political party there.

One of Meany's greatest accomplishments was the merger of two competitive and dissimilar labour organizations: the AFL, which was organized by craft, and the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), which was organized by industry.

Utley is the vice president of her tenants' association, which was organized by Community Pride, the community-organizing division, and she is a regular presence at Zone events.

That theme pervaded the fourth International Botanic Gardens Conservation Congress, which was organized by Botanic Gardens Conservation International and held in Perth, Australia.

For the exhibition "Agitprop!"—which was organized by the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn (N.Y).

By themselves they make the show, which was organized by Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum, and Marvin Heiferman, a guest curator.