Nicaragua's democracy has been castrated by Mr Ortega, whose party orchestrated widespread fraud in local elections in 2008.
Mary Anita Buckendorf, one of whose relatives orchestrated the hangings of the Indians, becomes a nun, who returns to the parish to teach the local children.
"In essence what we did was rechristen the ship and redo the engines," said Mr. Thompson, whose firm orchestrated the new public relations campaign.
Regulation of Hox gene expression during mammalian development is complex and involves regulatory RNAs and proteins whose activities orchestrate the establishment and subsequent maintenance of the AP Hox expression patterns (for review, see Chopra 2010).
In his letter, Mr. Craig identified himself as counsel to Elian's father, whose actions are orchestrated by Fidel Castro.
But Ms. Vaile, whose firm recently orchestrated the splashy debut of Kate Walsh's Boyfriend on HSN and Sephora (which included coy, intimate Web videos), argues that "accosting a consumer with your product doesn't convey luxury".
That was probably because Geithner had spent the day up before a hostile congressional committee, grilling him over the circumstances surrounding AIG, the giant US insurance company that teetered towards collapse, and whose rescue was orchestrated by the New York Federal Reserve while Geithner was its president.
Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disorder whose manifestations are orchestrated by proinflammatory CD4+ T cells that produce either Th1 or Th17 cytokines [43], [44].
With the discovery of string theory, Mr. Greene writes, "musical metaphors take on a startling reality, for the theory suggests that the microscopic landscape is suffused with tiny strings whose vibrational patterns orchestrate the evolution of the cosmos.
We identify the AMPs as a novel muscle stem cell population whose proliferation pattern orchestrates the building of the large flight muscles in Drosophila.
