When everyone can organize, some organize against the things we value most.
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When everyone can organize, some organize against the things we value the most.
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Dave Nagle and is often summarized as: Organize, organize, and get hot at the end.
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We need to organize ASAP — self organize health, education, housing, navigating legal systems, citizen status, music, artwork ….
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From how you organize your campaign, how you organize your message, how you strategize and plan and prioritize.
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"Organize, organize and get hot late," says former Obama strategist David Axelrod, reciting a maxim for Iowa campaigns.
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And again, it was a kind of theme in my career, of using design to organize information and organize people.
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You'll just need to resist trying to organize your relationships the same way you organize the rest of your life.
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But the past is never prologue and what we have to do is build that infrastructure, recruit great candidates, and then organize, organize, organize with our message of a better deal and a brighter future for everybody.
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Once you've made your own playlists or edited new ones, you can organize your music with the Organize Your Music tool.
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Since Organize Your Music also uses The Echo Nest's settings, you can organize songs by their mood or timbre as well.
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They're there long enough to organize a potluck, but not really to organize an actual group that would better their employment situation.
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So that handicap could mean that Apple might more quickly organize health information than Google, whose mission is to organize the world's information.
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I think if The Dodo can organize then Facebook can organize, let me just say, and I think that would be to the good.
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"We will need to organize regardless of whoever the next president is, and organize and be a part of it," he told USA Today's Susan Page.
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Leave it on your desk to organize office supplies, in your medicine cabinet to organize toiletries or even in your pantry to hold extra kitchen supplies.
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Looking back at how the most sustainable cultures in human history organize themselves might give us some idea of how to organize ourselves in the future.
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So you need the ability to organize citizens of very different political stripes across geographies and across demographics, where traditionally you had to organize in place.
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He failed to organize elections by May in a timeline set in a multi-party deal, but may end up staying on to organize the next vote.
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Some of my friends from school organize weekends away with a big group of guys and girls—and it's always the girls who have to organize everything.
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BS: I think it's proof that if you organize — and you organize workers at the point of production especially — you can impact policy in even the short term.
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"I organize a lot of activities, and if I can learn how to use this I can organize fun stuff to do just using Facebook's camera," he said.
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The internet is supposed to be a "liberation technology" that helps people organize for democracy; the most famous example is that people used Twitter to organize during Arab Spring.
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If MoveOn can organize, if the Tea Party can organize, if Justin Bieber can build a gigantic social media movement, why are you incapable of any collective action at all?
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The United Nations, which had hoped to organize a national conference this month bringing the rival eastern and western administrations together to organize an election, has called for a ceasefire.
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As Generations Y and Z flock to social media, Clinton suggests they use the platforms to help organize — or at least recognize efforts to organize already in progress, and join in.
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You organize porters and you organize guides, and then you go from the village, with the blessing of the local chief, to the forest or wherever you're going to be exploring.
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Through our leaders and through the members of Damayan (also through their friends) we organize low-wage workers like domestic workers… Our mission is to educate, mobilize, and organize our community.
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"In Memphis, folks rose up and said, 'We demand dignity, we demand the right to organize, we demand respect, and we are going to organize to get that respect," said Rev.
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That is, social media could serve to focus and organize the chaos of our untamed desires and, at the same time, focus and organize the potential violence of our untamed animus.
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And their workers — however they are defined — can organize.
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"Right now, the way we organize our education system, the way we organize our schools, our housing market and our colleges excludes many of those in the bottom 80 percent," he says.
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Disclaimer: for the purpose of this guide, we are assuming a scenario where there is no union in place, and workers want to organize some sort of action or organize a union.
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" She says that answering this question will help you to "organize your day and organize your approach to your day in a way that fuels your energy and brainpower, rather than stripping it.
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When I used to organize the kids clothes it would take me all day now it takes about a half hour once a week to organize and put away our whole family's wardrobe.
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People who write grants and organize scientific experiments have not been incredibly eager to organize credible studies that would definitively answer whether or not it's true that Ashkenazi Jews have above-average IQs.
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So we have to organize in a very forward way.
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Simmons. Simmons didn't just organize fraternities; he'd joined fifteen of
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Contributors can organize and collaborate in any number of ways.
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That motivated them to organize the new chapter, he said.
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Mandy's Answer: The best approach is to organize and minimize.
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That is why activists organize based on what policymakers propose.
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How does the Reverend organize this cult in two days?
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You can use the internet to organize locally as well.
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Nor do they have a union to help organize logistics.
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After that Francesco will see how to organize the return.
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So you should take a minute to actually organize it.
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"Google's mission is to organize the world's information," she said.
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You can organize your apps in an alphabetical list instead.
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Crown Heights, Brooklyn Organize a tenants' association with your neighbors.
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Sortd makes it easy to organize emails into different categories.
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Like many organizations, the chapters organize and primarily recruit online.
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It's a way to organize the contacts for raising money.
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Using multiple shared folders can help you organize larger projects.
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It's a number used to organize and identify documents. 2.
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Zyl doesn't need to upload your photos to organize them.
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I organize my agenda and prepare for the gym tomorrow.
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The workers are trying to organize with the union's help.
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And social media helps outsider candidates organize and raise money.
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Lockwood, who helped organize this session, relates to every word.
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Aaron Patzer launched Mint to help consumers organize their finances.
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Oppenheimer and Scotiabank have been mandated to organize the meetings.
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Organize your own group, and act while we still can.
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I organize my toiletries bag and pull out a suitcase.
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Benalla has said his job was to organize presidential visits.
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Here's how you can organize your house, room by room.
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The question is, how are we going to organize it?
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I find it impossible to organize in the same way.
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He also criticized Hollywood elites who helped organize the event.
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I munch while I check emails and organize my day.
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That's just no way for a society to organize itself.
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"Predictably, people also organize crime on the outside," says Carl.
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Plus, the straight, metal racks make it easy to organize.
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And it was easy to organize things in our cave.
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Ever wish you could save and organize tweets for later?
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Turns out knowing how to organize isn't always common sense.
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Organizers can also organize events, track RSVPs and sell tickets.
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That dissatisfaction is leading Uber and Lyft drivers to organize.
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Theme parks currently organize wildly popular food and wine festivals.
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It's good to see them beginning to organize around it.
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It's so much easier for you to organize your thoughts.
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How does Ms. Levine organize the evidence into different paragraphs?
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How does the reviewer organize the evidence into different paragraphs?
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Founded to help organize Catalonia's banned independence referendum on Oct.
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She just has to organize them and turn them out.
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Join or organize a congressional delegation to visit Central America.
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It can help organize a protest but not a government.
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Like Mr. Chávez, Donald Trump used to organize beauty pageants.
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Early the next morning, Yazidis across America began to organize.
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Students can use the diagram below to organize their ideas.
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"Technology can be used to organize India," Mr. Nilekani said.
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None of them has asked to organize his exchange yet.
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I encourage you all to organize and attend talent shows.
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To organize, to vote, to return power to the people.
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And I'm ready to organize for the America we deserve.
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This past March, Palmeiro helped organize the International Women's Strike.
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It's a designation for how some people organize their world.
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It was hard for him to organize through the day.
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Onyx Collective will organize a series of performances, from Sept.
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There are plenty of tech tools that automatically organize itineraries.
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Progressive Activists and Devoted Conservatives organize around coherent philosophical narratives.
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Is there more than one way to organize the gam'iyya?
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WordNet was intended to organize the semantic concepts of English.
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So, you just got interested in that how people organize?
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You can also use these to organize small office supplies.
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VICE: Why did you decide to organize the repair clinic?
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The composer Thomas Adès will organize a contemporary music festival.
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Call ahead and ask Giancarlo Floris to organize a tasting.
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Perhaps this helped to organize his daily reality and thoughts.
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And he hired major international banks to organize the offering.
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Drop off groceries without asking or organize a delivery online.
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Japan is officially spending $12.6 billion to organize the Olympics.
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"They organize 'expeditions' on forums and message boards," Monaco said.
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Mr. Trump agreed, but left Mr. Macron to organize it.
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Bhat continues to organize despite his concerns for his family.
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Zuniga used the EveryDollar budgeting app to help organize expenses.
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"We think to organize a tourist attraction there," he said.
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Clark Boyd, who represents Lebanon, helped organize the bipartisan event.
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"They had no idea how to organize this," he said.
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You can now also organize your cluttered desktop into Stacks.
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OBJECT WRANGLING From 7 to 8 I organize my cart.
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Like Simple Start, you can track mileage and organize receipts.
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And the mob really did organize to knock him off.
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It would then take several weeks to organize an election.
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It would then take several weeks to organize an election.
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Democracy for America, which is unaligned, helped organize the campaign.
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This made it hard to organize a response, Cressman said.
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It happened because I helped organize this conference in 1986.
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How did Mr. Straka and Karolina Farska organize their protest?
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Washington needs to organize to make this work a priority.
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These companies organize teams for a wide range of sports.
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The question is, how do we organize that city better?
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This sequence appears straightforward, but required six weeks to organize.
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Ray told them he could help organize a work stoppage.
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The technology he was using to organize people was MeetUp.
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And they need us to organize stuff, scan the parcels.
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The ''Unite the Right'' Facebook page, which had been used to organize the rally in Charlottesville, was removed the day before the event was scheduled, forcing planners to disperse to other platforms to organize.
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"When we were doing sit-ins on Silent Sam, protesters would organize to put flowers on Unsung Founders," said Lindsay Ayling, a graduate student in the history department who helped organize protests of the statue.
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Parties define clear choices and help organize people's participation in democracy.
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But you can't just organize people to do anything at all.
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They'll also help organize local events to promote solidarity and empowerment.
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But as the old activist saying has it, don't mourn — organize!
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Later, we'd organize family holidays around races, and we still do.
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We organize tournaments in the office, we're always talking about it.
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The UAW has struggled to organize automakers and suppliers this year.
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Without sight to intercept and organize the world as space, the
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In New York, BlackMattersUS attempted to organize a protest on Dec.
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A good way to organize your apps is to use folders.
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And they later organize and wreak havoc on their aboveground counterparts.
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We call on management to respect their democratic right to organize.
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Hermond's friends have begun to organize a gathering to honor him.
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I try to organize my books according to language and century.
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It's where they work, create their art, organize for social justice.
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You have to show up early, invest early, and organize early.
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Using platforms like Backpage, you could organize your work for yourself.
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It makes it much easier to organize events in your company.
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Can they give us tools to organize socially in meaningful ways?
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People will always find ways to resist and to organize though.
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They also faced racial violence for attempting to organize against disenfranchisement.
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But it is no longer time to mourn, but to organize.
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The other thing is you can organize events in cool ways.
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The UAW narrowly failed to organize VW's Chattanooga plant in 2014.
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And that's actually what we hear from people who organize concerts.
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"Look what happens when women decide to organize," Carolyn said, marveling.
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"Organize, build a grassroots movement, fight for working people," she said.
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"[Kim] used to call Heidi to organize Heidi's closet," he said.
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If only your squad's Halloween costume were as easy to organize.
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But it no longer feels like a space that I organize.
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Unsure how to best organize the finances with your co-parent?
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They also learn their rights and collectively organize to speak out.
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Iranian leftists started to organize in earnest and intellectuals began to
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And not just wanting to organize herself, but everybody around her.
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I mean, I'm not just a celebrity organizer, I organize everyone.
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Mighty Oak plans to organize that revolution with only four employees.
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Bryn Sayles and Simon Hucker of Sotheby's helped organize Bowie/Collector.
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Women store things, organize things, clean things, order things, schedule things.
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They get it, and they understand how to organize around it.
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Smartbar plans to organize another edition of the series in 2017.
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You can organize your collection automatically by person using facial recognition.
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Here's all the info you'll need to easily organize a cleanup.
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They try to organize drinks with another advertising executive on Wednesday.
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Systemic change typically only happens when workers organize and make demands.
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This requires that we organize our military as efficiently as possible.
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Senators crossed party lines to organize hearings, draft legislation, and socialize.
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For instance, organize your speech into two stories and a statistic.
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At some point, their people will organize and rise against them.
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Huh. Yes, I suppose I could organize my books, couldn't I?
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" "@onemichigan can help organize some of us to call it out.
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The records management analyst's sole purpose is to organize important documents.
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The political parties seized on it as a way to organize.
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They will organize using the name Pittsburgh Association of Tech Professionals.
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I'm so inspired by everyone stepping up to organize and lead.
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White nationalists helped organize protests in Charlottesville, Va., in August 2017.
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SEGALL: Fast forward to Arab Spring, how did protesters organize safely?
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Jot down notes before speaking to help you organize your thoughts.
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Instead, they should continue to organize the masses to take power.
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Congress has not been able to organize its leadership for decades.
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Be smart about how you organize your to-do list today.
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But, as a musician, I could organize concerts…but that's it.
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It was her school's first prom, which she had helped organize.
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Make time to organize your thoughts; perhaps pick up a journal.
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I would organize and run many different raids throughout the week.
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Before graduating, McDaniel wanted to organize Starkville's first ever pride parade.
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Hossein helped organize the debates, which were live-streamed on Facebook.
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"Our stated mission is to organize the world's information," he said.
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That's why the far-right's attempts to organize are so profound.
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She also began to organize group hikes several times a month.
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She has also helped organize and program concerts across the city.
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We obviously can't organize society entirely around the concept of grace.
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This is an ebullient and often moving way to organize history.
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Finally, Landria helps companies organize and manage all their SaaS tools.
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And Donna was chair of the board, and helped organize that.
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She helped organize the local carnival, a major event every year.
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For millions of Americans to organize, to rally, to come together.
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The Pioneer Works curator, David Everitt Howe, helped organize the show.
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We've done our best to collect and organize these stories below.
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"My dream is to organize the world," Ms. Kondo has said.
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Imagine, he says, trying to organize an Olympic Games in 1016.
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He helped Kevin Kelly organize hacker conferences, which attracted media attention.
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They want better pay and are encouraging each other to organize.
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Towns still organize Christmas fairs with a World War II theme.
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It can help us all organize our facts, outline an approach.
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I am for the rights to organize among these adjunct professors.
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He is also looking to organize his photography into a book.
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With Google Keep, you can organize notes with labels and colors.
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There's also Kulm Hotel, where concierges organize private moonlight ski sessions.
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They alleged they were retaliated against for trying to organize workers.
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He did not try to organize a military response by allies.
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Savitri's father said he decided to organize a scaled-down ceremony.
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That's plenty of space to organize and store high-res files.
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We organize for me to drop it off later this week.
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Each month, it is Mr. Wycisk's job to organize their inspection.
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Step two: organize the multicolored index cards into neat little stacks.
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In preparation for the meeting, Mark tried to organize his thoughts.
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Thanks to social media, boycotts are easier to organize than ever.
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She uses UNUM to organize her Instagram feed and plan content.
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As Pressley says, they often organize and advocate around these issues.
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"I'd like to organize cream teas and welcome them," she said.
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I deep-clean my beauty tools and organize my makeup closet.
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You might organize a better life for the people around you.
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Mr. Tai, a law professor, helped organize the 2083 Umbrella Movement.
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I use Evernote to help organize my life as a journalist.
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Of course, you'll need a subscription to access and organize them.
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We can organize to make it happen and make an agreement.
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Organize It All Large Chrome Stemware Holder, available at Amazon, $11.30
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Already, there are signs of efforts to organize against the campaign.
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We need to organize more powerfully than before in coming years.
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They began to organize it as Ramadan started, in early June.
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If anyone could self-organize, it would be the Toasties, right?
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Teachers across the district started to self-organize and become protesters.
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You're right that often politicians whip up and organize ethnic hatred.
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The internet makes it easier for them, not only because you can self-organize around a single positive idea like Beyoncé is awesome, but also because you can organize around an opposition, like Rihanna fans are trash.
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Arnold Aronson helped organize the 1963 March on Washington, where the Rev.
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Walmart and McDonald's workers are not unionized, despite some efforts to organize.
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The answer to that question can allow you to organize your activities.
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So we decided to organize [a] festival to try to attract people.
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The Kremlin has complained that efforts to organize the meeting seem frozen.
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The new president's main task will be to quickly organize fresh elections.
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Our inboxes are private and personal spaces that we each organize differently.
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The more you pre-organize your content, the better off you are.
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He's been banned from parts of Europe for trying to organize there.
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Finally, you'll miss some events, as people still organize exclusively on Facebook.
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H: When you organize these art auction fundraisers, who is donating work?
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It's crucial now that the fledgling movement continue to organize and grow.
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So we organize ourselves and head out for a walk to Westminster.
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Activists can organize, disseminate information and mobilize more effectively than ever before.
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I use the extra time before dinner to unpack and organize us.
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That has paved the way for drivers in other states to organize.
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Another challenge was deciding how to organize the photographs in the book.
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She helps organize visits to detention centers in Louisiana, including LaSalle's facilities.
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In 2008, he helped organize a Holy Week caravan in southern Mexico.
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The flat or folder oriented way to organize apps is just outdated.
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How you organize your home is, like everything else, a class issue.
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The group used Facebook to organize, promote events, and recruit new members.
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ACE's accompanying app will allow you to organize and edit the photos.
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This allows you to organize up to three groups with unlimited members.
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We need you to organize in your own communities and take action.
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Now those elections are postponed until officials can organize a new vote.
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" They'll also be trained on how to "organize the most efficient refrigerator.
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There is potential for these groups to further organize and take action.
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Then, I organize my closet and watch TV while everything is cooking.
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So she has a library of viruses that organize components of batteries.
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"I'm a Virgo, so I organize," the "Keeping It Funk" singer explains.
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"I organize myself to not feel lonely," she explained to The Sun.
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Opposition parties said they will organize more protests until the government resigns.
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But their questions helped the nation organize, prioritize and set its sights.
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Was there a specific way you guys wanted to organize the book?
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Make sure you organize photos and documents neatly, and highlight key findings.
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Another service is needed in the background to organize a company's communications.
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Then, as spring arrives, organize the biggest "birdathon" ever at the refuge.
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I really didn't have much time to organize before I went out.
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The poll will be difficult to organize in the hostile Anglophone region.
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When she went missing he flew back to organize a search party.
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If you have fewer of some object, it's easier to organize them.
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What are some easy and fun ways to organize your pets things?
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Nathan helped organize the Anarchapulco conference, taking time from work and family.
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So that was a lot of mental data wrangling to organize that.
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They thought of homosexuality as a threatening, subversive presence that could organize.
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I finish up the Dr. Death podcast while I organize my inbox.
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Elizabeth Cervantes of the Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project helped organize the protests.
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"I organize myself to not feel lonely," she explained to The Sun.
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That's where the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act comes in.
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South American federations organize women's soccer tournaments, but they do so begrudgingly.
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It is nearly impossible for workers there to organize and bargain collectively.
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It's when you can organize all of that clutter in your brain.
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All you have to do is organize it so that it is.
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Jeremy's friend, Andy Curnew, helped organize things and even booked the pad.
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Bill Williamson, 48, of Baltimore helped organize the group of Trump supporters.
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Boxer opposes the bill and has sought to organize Democrats against it.
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Marie Kondo proceeds to teach the Merciers how to organize their home.
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The leadership "spills" are not a big deal to organize, Kurlantzick added.
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And you can organize your coworkers, step-by-step, one by one.
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Suddenly, a single rock pile was not enough to organize our rocks.
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But most new applications use integration to gather, organize, and analyze data.
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It uses social media to organize weekly garbage-collection events for volunteers.
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"Desktop stacks" are a new way to organize documents on the desktop.
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TacoBot can also provide recommendations, answer questions, and organize group office orders.
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He's not one that can organize the troops around a specific policy.
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Bayumi and other drivers helped organize Wednesday's strike with Rideshare Drivers United.
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Salgado thinks that the prison authorities were afraid she would organize them.
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Level Alkaline Bottle — $38.99 See Details Organize your Apple accessories in style.
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"But an exodus takes a little time to organize," Mr. Staddon said.
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It's never been more important for us to organize and fight back.
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It also incentivizes political parties to organize around ethnic and sectarian identity.
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Muñoz will help organize LVP's mobilization and registration strategy for Latino voters.
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Howard Dean of Vermont, who helped organize the Democratic convention in 2008.
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Filtering in Excel allows you to organize your data in multiple ways.
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You can make folders in Google Docs to help organize your documents.
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Others provide health information and organize events, such as Health Freedom, Inc.
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Others will want to peacefully counter-organize multicultural festivals and teaching moments.
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Susie LeeSuzanne (Susie) Kelley LeeMORE (D-Nev.), who helped organize the effort.
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"The challenge is to organize (women) and make them independent," he said.
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Experts say the royal funeral would take around 12 days to organize.
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Schattschneider was right: Democracy does require parties to structure and organize conflict.
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How would we organize in the face of potentially more systematic repression?
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Freire insists that communities organize to fight for their rights and liberation.
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The Substation wanted to organize a "street party" well after the meetings.
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Visitors share chores and organize yoga sessions, hikes and bird-watching sorties.
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Ahead of games, they organize barbecues and parties rather than punch-ups.
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That gives people the strength to keep working and continuing to organize.
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A set of simple plastic bins that organize and maximize pantry space
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That's been the mission of the company, to organize the world's information.
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And organize developmental football leagues, with pay, for aspiring pro football players.
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Organize these answers into paragraph form and you've got your first draft.
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They don't just want to make it easier to organize specific workplaces.
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It allows neighbors to organize, chat, share crime statistics and work together.
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I have a notepad with me and organize myself for the week.
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We helped organize returning veterans to join the fight against the war.
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"Organize, run for office, donate and most of all vote," he said.
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That is one reason so many businesses organize themselves as pass-throughs.
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Starting today, users can organize their channels into logical groupings with labels.
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So can disrupting internet forums where terrorists organize and support one another.
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A financial planner can help you decide how to organize your savings.
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Eight months later, in Memphis to organize a union, King was assassinated.
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Schumer helped Sanders organize pro-ObamaCare rallies around the nation on Jan.
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Do offer to organize closets or send eight pints of ice cream.
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I finish up a presentation I was working on and organize myself.
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But surely their own country was bound to better organize its leagues.
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In other words, it's used to organize, search for, and analyze data.
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But we need to organize ourselves to put that creativity to work.
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And how we use technology has transformed the way we organize politically.
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"You organize one shelf, you do that, just incremental challenges," he says.
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And...there needs to transcend, organize, and orient people to new realities.
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So they protest, sign petitions, call their lawmakers and organize sit-ins.
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But, he conceded, it is not easy for people to organize themselves.
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They can control where they organize and where they send the candidates.
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Afterward, people converse in small groups while married women organize potluck parties.
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Dr. Bekhterev had helped organize a meeting of Russian neurologists in Moscow.
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Neither she nor Petcoff revealed what other companies they are helping organize.
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In Los Angeles the local march embraced technology to organize and inspire.
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Mr. Bauer, the hunter who helps organize the event, is a mechanic.
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Kirchner's cabinet chief in 2008 to organize a new Peronism without her.
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His brother Jimmy oversaw fund-raising; Frankie, the youngest, helped organize volunteers.
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Why does a party that won and won decisively need to organize?
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You're the one left trying to organize an increasingly packed television schedule.
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What makes Bear stand out is its tagging system to organize notes.
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MORE for heading the effort to organize the One America Appeal concert.
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He would also organize small concerts at the back of the shop.
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It can take 21185 minutes just to organize a 2112-minute ride.
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Hiding games on Steam is a great way to organize your library.
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They will organize under the name Pittsburgh Association of Tech Professionals (PATP).
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We pool resources and talents, organize campaigns, mobilize constituencies and drive strategies.
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The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union is helping to organize employees.
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But the company has made it nearly impossible for workers to organize.
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The union has also struggled to organize workers at major foreign automakers.
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Despite being a specialist, she was asked to organize bags for recycling.
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And they organize company barbecues to try to keep tensions tamped down.
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He decided to quit writing his own column and organize something bigger.
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And of course you'll need a subscription to access and organize them.
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Attempts have even been made to organize campaigning activity around the phrase.
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Email chains, conference calls and Slack channels were used to organize coverage.
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This helps me organize my thoughts before I dive into the writing.
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Nowadays, we organize events in Jerusalem, Jaffa, and in the West Bank.
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In terms of how we organize it ... Because there are multiple hosts.
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Millions live in states that do let them organize — and millions don't.
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She said if she wins the Democratic nomination, she would immediately begin work "right then and there" on "how we organize the White House, how we organize the Cabinet, what's the legislative agenda" -- even before the general election.
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And if we want people to organize and have the ability to organize, we have to shift a lot of things in order to be able to meet people's needs in a way that allows them to do so.
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"He is manipulating the electoral council to organize fraudulent elections for his political family," said Guichard Dore of the Haitian Tet Kale Party (PHTK) "We will continue to mobilize against current efforts to organize an electoral coup," he said.
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You can either organize relationship at a high level — based on friendship, shared values, loyalty and affection — or you can organize relationship at a low level, based on mutual selfish interest and a brutal, ends-justify-the-means mentality.
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Once you create a note, there are numerous ways to organize your information.
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Some take a step further to organize offline study sessions for the app.
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BamBrogan would organize parties and other diversions for the over-worked 20-somethings.
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This should vastly improve the way you organize files on your device. Enjoy!
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Organize and participate in peaceful demonstrations to show your solidarity with marginalized groups.
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Democrats tend to organize across the entire country only temporarily for presidential campaigns.
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You showed that tetrahedra organize into a quasicrystal—this really complex, ordered structure.
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Around the country, workers continue to organize and advocate for freedom from harassment.
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We don&apost have enough manpower to organize the total state of control.
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Someone reached out wondering how they could organize to buy Paulette a house.
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There they organize to trade favors, like agreeing to promote each other's posts.
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"We must not agonize, we must organize," Pelosi stated in a press release.
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I also clean the windows, organize the movies, and dust the entertainment center.
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We have to physically disrupt the ability of groups to plot and organize.
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Few carried food and some residents began to organize to help feed them.
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Microsoft also provides resources for educators to organize Minecraft tutorials within their communities.
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We need to rise up, organize, and give our time, money, and resources.
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Still, Pelosi is quick to organize her supporters against restlessness in her caucus.
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How can I organize my emails to make them more manageable and efficient?
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"We continue hosting groups in need of temporary space to organize," he continues.
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Here are four ways to better organize our day and focus our energy.
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Organize transition to an economy based on local produce and zero-carbon consumption.
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People were calling attention to this gathering threat, trying to organize and counterprotest.
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She and Ty try to organize Justin's stuff from that box MJ stole.
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Then they use Watson Discovery to organize and trace activity around the globe.
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I never "planned" to organize a conference for 200 badass women in Dubai.
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Tinder is experimenting with a new feature that lets you organize group dates.
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Like Google's regular Photos app it uses machine learning to organize your photos.
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Because I'm really not, so she helps organize my schedule around seeing her.
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Mr. Gervreau said Jackson hopes to help other wineries organize their own studies.
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People who can organize, maintain and improve computer systems will have endless opportunities.
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In response to the ban, Mongeau decided to organize her own event, TanaCon.
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The way I used to organize my whole working life was with Trello.
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BB Securities, JP Morgan and Santander have been mandated to organize investor meetings.
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Those expecting him to organize a coalition to convict Trump will be disappointed.
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The IRA continued to organize rallies even after the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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We know that some of the protesters have used Facebook to organize themselves.
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Government officials say there is not time this year to organize a referendum.
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Just like on your phone, you can now organize your apps in folders.
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Finally, Outlook now allows you to use swipe gestures to organize your inbox.
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With these tricks, you'll be able to organize your inbox in no time.
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You can also organize accounts into lists along the way, which is handy.
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This lunar phase will allow you to organize your goals in great detail.
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Harness this solar energy to organize, systematize, and recommit to healthy living goals.
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Lots and lots of pockets and pouches for those who like to organize.
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Many are in turn promoting their campaign staffs to organize within formal unions.
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We can play football well, we can organize events of global importance well.
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Tired of needing to organize rally's to convince people that our lives matter.
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They pay very low, are not eligible for overtime, and workers can't organize.
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Because I'm really not, so she helps organize my schedule around seeing her!
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Kelly Sawyer, the president of the charity Baby2Baby, also helped organize the event.
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It started with what we were using to organize ourselves in the office.
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Anonymous, Hoorn I thought it would be awesome to organize a food fight.
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Attend or organize rallies and events Just make sure you're safe and lawful.
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After several strained months that saw secessionists organize an illegal referendum on Oct.
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Environmentalists and other groups helped to organize protests and helped publicize the events.
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So instead he went into advertising and also began to organize rock shows.
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Tampax, Kotex, DivaCup, and several other companies work with PERIOD to organize donations.
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Volunteers organize regional competitions across Finland, which culminate in an annual national championship.
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They need to organize a peaceful revolt and weigh in on public debate.
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How can progressives organize people who don't have the time for political activism?
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A display case like this is a genius way to organize your essentials.
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There were hundreds of volunteers who pitched in to help organize sister marches.
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They plant municipal flowerbeds and organize 5k runs to raise money for awareness.
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Terms like "KonMari" or "organize the world" are not allowed to be used.
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They design the ballot, organize the election, train their personnel, count their ballots.
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Dylan Petrohilos, who helped to organize it, objected to Facebook's determination on Twitter.
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Meaning is not in what you say but in how you organize it.
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He helped organize a meeting between Trump and Silicon Valley leaders in December.
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Al Sharpton began to organize rallies and other events at the Slave regularly.
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Organize has been working with the Nevada Donor Network to test its registry.
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Robin is a company that helps offices organize, track, and monitor their spaces.
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We have to organize, knock on doors, and motivate voters to the polls.
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He was illiterate and incapable of leading units and organize killings, he added.
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More generous works of art serve to arouse, organize, and enhance that ability.
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Clinton encouraged the women to organize and travel the country with her campaign.
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We have to boost the opportunities to play, organize more tournaments, more leagues.
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"We'll need to organize no matter who the next president is," he added.
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Weed impairs our ability to think, organize, and pay attention, studies have shown.
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"It can impair executive functions, which is to plan and organize," said Mooney.
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Lambrinidou had helped organize a coalition of activists during D.C.'s lead crisis.
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"I got the idea from the U.S. that we should organize," he said.
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Job description: Health information technicians organize medical data both online and on paper.
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Neither a movie star nor a sudden hero, I had to organize mine.
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Organize a picnic in Hyde Park followed by pedal boating around Serpentine Lake.
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These groups produce vast amounts of content that can be tricky to organize.
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Barragán called on more people to organize and canvass to get voters engaged.
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Can you tell me about why you decided to organize this event today?
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The AI has to classify and organize the examples based on common characteristics.
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Hence the requirement that grant recipients be using Facebook to organize their communities.
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The Idea Board allows you to gather and organize items by room type.
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The civil rights movement found a way to organize, and they were solid.
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"It's well past time for whores to organize," she said in an interview.
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They can also show up to any demonstration we organize and feel safe.
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When we organize shows, we like to put unlikely pairings of bands together.
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The second step was to organize protests to block access to the farms.
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He's given himself the discipline to organize his thoughts in a deep way.
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Toni How are you able to organize people to do this for free?
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Clinton's low-key "listening tour" last year, pining for splashier events to organize.
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Bordeaux Excellence can organize visits to houses that are difficult to get into.
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Later, Mr. Atkinson created his own website to try to organize Ryanair employees.
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You can organize your keys however you want and assign them specific slots.
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Like many in the area, he is trying to organize a fund-raiser.
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They have no coherent philosophic worldview to organize their thinking and compel action.
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" She wants to organize a prison version of the cooking competition show "Chopped.
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They continue to organize and unite to advocate for change they believe in.
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Or perhaps it was Suzanne Contos, who helped organize the conference in 1971?
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Mr. Hall preferred to greet voters personally rather than organize formal campaign stops.
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Now hear from the activists, artists, and musicians who helped organize the #climatemarch.
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He hasn't even been able to organize an initial public offering for Aramco.
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It has already developed software to help organize stories that have endless permutations.
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This week she tells us how to organize and save your kids' artwork.
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They've partnered with gun control advocates to organize events well into the future.
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He tagged along wherever researchers were going and allowed things to organize themselves.
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Cano helped organize the same with López and the Yankees a year later.
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Opposition activists have said they plan to organize protests as early as Friday.
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Reading the newspaper taught me how to organize my thoughts on the page.
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I change tactics and organize a date with a fellow 226-year-old.
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Tell your boss you need to discuss how to better organize your workload.
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How do you organize your work flow, and what tools do you use?
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He was working with students and fellow opposition leaders to organize nonviolent protests.
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Organize a band of Horde hooligans and share experience points, weapons, and crafts.
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Establishes a standardized way healthcare institutions organize their data (this is called "interoperability").
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After that, I worked to organize other women to join the war, too.
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In addition, some local publications also organize their content based on local interests.
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Homeowners can organize locally and quickly, elected officials said, and they vote disproportionately.
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I organize them according to which ones I feel belong near one another.
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Aquarius Uranus is concerned with how groups of people organize and think collectively.
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She helped organize, officials say, a car bombing near the country's central bank.
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We'll let you organize them, and rate them, and leave notes on them.
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So I used the same system that I use to organize my gear.
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But he did help Mr. Roh organize those talks, held in October 2007.
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College athletes have tried to organize unions and challenged the N.C.A.A. in court.
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There have been large efforts to organize tech labor, but many have faltered.
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You may want to personalize these categories later to better organize your apps.
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"To organize together means you can change things," he told the young people.
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That made data hard to collect and organize and significantly slowed response time.
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Photo apps use this feature to automatically organize your photo albums by place.
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We need to organize in our communities and ensure they hear our concerns.
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His organization helped organize anti-Freeport protests in 17 cities around the country.
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So they march, and organize and raise their daughter the best they can.
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It took five curators to organize, and they all see the future differently.
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Sort It Out, a firm in Scarsdale, N.Y., helps people organize their houses.
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Open iTunes, go to the File menu, choose Library and then Organize Library.
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Of course, UBER and LYFT will organize some customers to against this rule.
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It happened that his coach was about to organize a retreat in California.
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They emailed her right away and helped organize a visit to the campus.
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But two times before that, it took two months to organize them first.
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It's their responsibility to organize what they need for school the next day.
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Approached by an anti-Wilson newspaperman, he begins to organize a coup d'état.
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This might look like staying after school to help organize the text books.
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The first is that democracy is the best way to organize a polity.
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It's fun, relatively inexpensive to organize, and has a low barrier to entry.
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But beneath the shattered yet still stubborn national stasis, new social movements organize.
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I also helped organize an "Out of the Darkness" walk in Pasadena, Calif.
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Those chosen at state-level conventions have less time to organize their trips.
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Companies and communities organize softball, running, basketball, soccer, tennis, football and other teams.
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Then again, who wakes up from a nap eager to organize some files?
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My advice to letter writers: Organize your letter around one clear, specific point.
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Tidy up your digital life with these tips to organize your personal tech.
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Organize It All Bath Three-Tier Corner Shower Caddy, available at Amazon, $41.81
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You can organize these ideas under three broad categories: conservation, innovation, and access.
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Over the course of their marriage, Barbara Bush helped organize 29 family moves.
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In several places, entire union chapters and organizations are helping organize for Sanders.
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Nearby, I saw Nathan Stehouwer, a Cleveland doctor who helped organize the march.
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First, he wants to organize an orderly transition that will preserve his legacy.
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But that line is increasingly blurry since communities now grow and organize online.
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" "There will be no world hegemony if we know how to organize ourselves.
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Since 1991, they've worked to organize protests that advocate for environmental protection, like their Climate Justice League, which trains students in a 10-week program about the impact of climate change and environmental pollution and how to organize their own events.
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Fridays for Future, which helped organize weekly student climate protests, asked supporters to instead email politicians, post on social media and organize online strikes on Zoom, the videoconferencing app that has rocketed in popularity since the start of the outbreak.
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You organize elections in a country with no experience of compromise or political parties.
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This course teaches you how to organize your story into "beats" like a movie.
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If that doesn't help to organize your belongings, we don't know what else will.
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On the second home screen page, you can organize folders by categories and subjects.
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Registries were created to streamline and organize the gifting process from guests to couples.
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But this critique raises a larger question: how else could you organize the internet?
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Meanwhile, Cassius' loyalties are tested when his friends start trying to organize a union.
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Many of those positions consist of "sock wranglers," who sort and organize the inventory.
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Organize your trip's nitty gritty details A lot of travelers keep a precise schedule.
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We're guessing inmates won't count on Billy to organize a damn thing in prison.
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Once the damage is assessed, the federation will organize a cleanup effort, she added.
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And we allow groups to organize peaceful protests or rallies for or against things.
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I've tried to organize the space to enjoy the few skylights that I have.
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"Without having much information, without knowing any details, Allison ... said, 'let's organize,' " Canning said.
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Stay close to your friends to organize, knit change and hold elected officials accountable.
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Not surprisingly, the rise in drone racing has propelled the human desire to organize.
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Organize lines of defense for a zombie invasion that could happen at any minute?
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If these influencers become sophisticated enough, they will try to organize protests or rallies.
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There is a better way to organize these and make life better for users.
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If we organize for her in the coming months, we can help her win.
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These metal literature racks for pegboards are a great way to organize reading material.
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And extremists in Sri Lanka who used Facebook to organize deadly violence against Muslims.
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Victor Dobaño pulls up the Telegram group that Catalan firefighters are using to organize.
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She thinks people are starting to embrace more secure, private apps to organize politically.
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I put a reminder in my phone to organize a replacement for tomorrow ASAP.
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Mr. Hakim, who said he had four children, helped organize the protest on Tuesday.
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In Brazil, the app has been used by far-right political activists to organize.
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An important conversation about how to organize or schedule something will arrive this evening.
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" Cruz said the Trump campaign "does not know how to organize on the grassroots.
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NEWSLETTER A look at the White House's struggle to organize its messaging around impeachment.
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You organize them into a group and then they collectively reject that idea. Why?
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By that point, the Facebook page to organize the secession had grown mostly quiet.
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Suddenly, Brazilian women realized they were oppressed and started using social media to organize.
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The House Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to issue subpoenas and organize staffers.
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The very activity of catching Pokémon harnesses the innate desire to organize our lives.
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This evolution indicates a growing capacity to plan, organize and execute more complex operations.
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In Seattle, Uber has actively fought against efforts by the Teamsters to organize drivers.
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Slowly they were able to organize themselves under the name of the Mosul Battalions.
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That spike in signups led EMILY's List to organize the event after the march.
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I serve on my town's Conservation Commission, and we're helping to organize the event.
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This is the game that spurred Rami Ismail of Vlambeer studio to organize Meditations.
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Organize using headers Exactly like I've done here, clearly label your sections with headers.
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Harrell recalls one impersonator who would organize a pack of thieves and harass women.
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Seeders help organize the pages with data to be harvested, tagging them with numbers.
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Question stickers are also coming to Live videos to better organize Q&A interactions.
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Nextgen Reader Plex is simply the best way to organize photo and video collections.
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I know the power unions have to organize politically on behalf of important causes.
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Palestinian inmates typically organize study courses to complete high school and even university degrees.
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He helped organize demonstrations against the Vietnam war and even got himself arrested once.
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For the past 20 years, Google's mission has been to organize the world's information.
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The medication helps many struggling children, but "it doesn't organize you," Dr. Carlson said.
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Here's what Democrats need to do immediately: organize an emergency committee to defend Medicare.
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Rivka Solomon is a writer and ME advocate helping to organize the #MillionsMissing demonstrations.
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The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, find information, and organize our lives.
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Google's mission for the past 21 years has been to organize the world's information.
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Companies typically organize revenue into segments, and Ballmer's USAFacts team has done the same.
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Beyond Extreme Energy said that it helped organize the protests along with affiliated organizations.
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Then, "my Bernie will talk to your Bernie," says Long, and organize dates automatically.
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Be energized, be ready to fight, be ready to go, be ready to organize.
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Kennedy sold Apollo as "serving to measure and organize the best of America's skills".
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Wheelbarger made clear that such a complex multinational effort would take time to organize.
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Google Photos, a way to organize and share photos online, is over 500 million.
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We would organize these little sting operations to catch vendors jacking up the prices.
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When Google was founded in 1998, its goal was to organize the world's information.
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While filming in Savannah, he would organize game nights for the cast and crew.
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So keep your apps out in the open but do organize them by screen.
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Slack is a platform where employees can send messages, collaborate, organize and share files.
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In 2014, Abaaoud joined ISIS, where he sought to organize terrorist attacks in France.
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Nike, Jack Rabbit and Black Girls Run organize large group runs for all levels.
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If there isn't one already planned in your local community, register to organize one!
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I will organize the event, pay for it, and shout it from the rooftops.
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With Showgoers, you can also organize movie nights with an entire group of friends.
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They must seek to organize all workers who perform similar functions at a workplace.
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Need to organize your closet, vacuum your place, or get your deep clean on?
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How to most effectively organize under these conditions would vary based on the circumstances.
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Change Politics will organize candidate endorsements to make them easy for voters to find.
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"All the towns within indigenous territory can, within the law, organize themselves," she said.
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The only things that organize "The Wonder Trail" are a timeline and a compass.
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It seemed like a nice idea to see if we could organize a show.
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He suggested that she organize "une cagnotte," a French term for a group fund.
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An idea to organize a public rally welcoming Mr. Machar was discussed, then discarded.
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Apple gives its users many ways to organize their files, messages, calendars, and pictures.
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Playlists can help you organize the songs you've downloaded from iTunes or Apple Music.
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He helped organize the 1963 March on Washington for civil rights and economic justice.
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In 2016, they had the courage to organize their communities to create real change.
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If we have it labeled, then we can organize people not to buy it.
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In December, Smotkin helped organize and also attended a trip Pruitt took to Morocco.
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And when these global I.P.O.s happen, it is American banks that largely organize them.
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Mifsud told him he could organize a meeting between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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I'm gonna do my best and organize our campaigns so that we project that.
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We believe Democrats can win everywhere if we organize and lead with our values.
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Vernis Miller Jackson, a retired teacher, worked with city officials to organize the service.
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Mountains of wealth; medical breakthroughs; technologies that give us access, organize us, connect us.
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The two most effective things that we've done in cities is organize our hosts.
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It's a far better idea to let your phone organize this on a schedule.
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And we were talking about like what does it look like (to) organize inside.
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Current research suggests that people use nostalgia to organize their lives into cohesive narratives.
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History clearly demonstrates that democracies need parties to organize and simplify the political world.
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The mayor would organize soccer competitions between schools, and Mbappe was always the best.
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We will heal together, we will organize together, and we will fight back together.
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I started going through in reverse-chronological order, thinking I'd organize them into folders.
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Activists use it to organize, and governments use it spread both information and propaganda.
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Can you talk about the risks associated with the student walkout you helped organize?
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How do you organize a march against the violent death of every living thing?
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Absent parties to structure and organize politics, democracy would crumble under chaos or apathy.
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One game changer in Nevada is the strong union presence that can organize voters.
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A great way to get clothes for free is to organize a clothing swap.
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Opposition leaders are trying to organize a 12-hour strike across the country Friday.
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Uber did not organize the drivers' protests but alerted authorities that they would happen.
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Critics have slammed its members for inciting violence at events they organize and attend.
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Organize them into categories: Scan your calendar and social media to jog your memory.
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In April, Ms. Lima helped organize a farewell gathering for the couple in Santos.
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Believers organize processions where some whip themselves with chains to the beat of drums.
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The group also previously helped organize letters from a number of senators, including Sens.
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Countless others also stepped up to organize walkouts in Google's locations throughout the world.
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Reagan also turned to Heritage and Feulner to help staff and organize his administration.
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Sales directors can also help organize events such as bingo nights and dance parties.
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There's a tremendous amount of fear among workers we organize who handle Amazon products.
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As an elopement planner, Ms. Gaudaen helps organize a variety of small wedding receptions.
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G. and I used a shared Google Doc to organize ourselves for the trip.
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Harari shows that we also tell ourselves stories in order to organize, to usurp.
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But now we finally have the tools to organize society on a different basis.
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Accept that this is true, she adds, even if you organize a masterful transition.
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Last year, activists including pastor Evan Mawarire used it to organize the #ThisFlag movement.
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Remember his failed efforts to organize a military parade down the streets of Washington?
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Short of that, people could start today by trying to organize their own workplaces.
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Our collective members live around the world, and we organize horizontally and communicate digitally.
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They organize on encrypted messaging groups and hand out helmets and goggles at rallies.
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The team helps organize their maternity care at local clinics and arrange their travel.
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Guaido says Maduro must step aside for a transitional government to organize new elections.
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"It's easy to organize a statewide report if you have one body," he said.
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A guard who called himself Hitler would organize sadistic dinner entertainment for his colleagues.
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You can create an album on Facebook to organize your photos on the platform.
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To organize his leads and follow up with connections, he leverages InvestorFuse and Sherpa.
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Mr. Sandler would later organize exhibitions and write about the work of all three.
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Connected to each other, individuals organize the self-defense that is cross-border community.
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You can fit more clothes in your bag and you can organize your outfits.
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Their efforts to organize a mass walkout from the I.C.C. have so far failed.
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They hold get-togethers, organize dinners, and support each other in their daily lives.
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So we have a new problem—how best to organize the 8000+ Workshop items.
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Wind shear and dry air are limiting the storm's ability to organize and strengthen.
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High schoolers are using TikTok to organize a strike in solidarity with their teachers.
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So Roosevelt put together a team to organize a campaign against the conservative Democrats.
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Labels are Gmail's version of folders and help to store and organize your emails.
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Protests that organize on social media can rise faster, but collapse just as quickly.
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He has been organizing — or told to organize — cartoon contests for several years now.
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They want better pay and are encouraging each other to organize via social media.
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A financial planner can help you organize your money during and after a divorce.
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A financial planner can help you organize your money during and after a divorce.
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In October, it helped organize a protest against Trump's "bigotry" outside his D.C. hotel.
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And students must be supported so they can organize, dissent and raise their voices.
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For May, the country's ambassador, Elbio Oscar Rosselli, will organize and speak at meetings.
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Baule had encouraged them to organize the food "neatly" but provided no further instructions.
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This is our moment to act, to organize, and bring our truth to power.
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Butina worked closely with Keene and his wife to organize the 2015 Moscow trip.
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Policymakers should respect our basic right to organize and fight for a better life.
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For larger businesses, Canva offers enterprise accounts to help manage teams and organize projects.
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Instead, he said he would organize his own talks, though he provided few details.
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We have to work with local actors and organize them into a military force.
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You can create folders in Gmail using labels to store and organize your emails.
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If you want change, all you have to do is organize and speak up.
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Individuals who try to organize relief supplies face violating the country's strict charity law.
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Ms. DeMarse, who had helped organize previous reunions, first imagined a simple cocktail party.
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The company has already hired banks to organize the potential deal, the sources said.
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The company has already hired banks to organize the potential deal, the sources said.
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The descendants of the massacre have begun to organize to make their stories heard.
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"We're realizing we need to organize to protect each other and ourselves," said Croft.
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Go in the File menu to Library and on the submenu, choose Organize Library.
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According to two DNC sources, the party is unprepared to organize veterans for 2020.
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About the organizer: Dave Eubank, an American aid worker, helped organize the congressman's trip.
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"It's possible that Isis might renew itself, organize itself and regain territory," Omar said.
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The way to change that is for workers at Target 'Flow Centers' to organize.
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I don't think you need this kind of money to be able to organize.
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We also organize concerts a couple of times a year for all the bands.
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But the team will also organize efforts to restore services and provide humanitarian assistance.
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And organize the world to make sure that no, they couldn't sell product anywhere.
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While there's no silver bullet for these problems, there are ways to organize securely.
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The Skint and Nonsense NYC are good sites that try to organize it all.
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You can drag windows between desktops to re-organize which windows share a desktop.
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The physician instead established a command post just down the block to organize logistics.
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Get to work and plan and organize a bit before students arrive at 8.
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Morgan Stanley and Scotiabank have been mandated to organize the fixed-income investor meetings.
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They are starting to assemble stem cells that can organize themselves into embryolike structures.
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You've got two ways to organize bookmarks: by using folders and by adding tags.
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John McCain, just as important was Obama's ability to organize, motivate and inspire voters.
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They need organize the setup, but they don't need to pay to assemble kits.
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"Organize secret gatherings at home and invite like-minded jihadi sisters," the editorial suggests.
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To organize for justice for workers at Amazon, you have to be in Chicagoland.
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The company also added new features that make it easier to organize calendar appointments.
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He attended an event for visiting American journalists that the bride had helped organize.
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"Ultimately, the financial sector as a community needs to organize this themselves," said Ferbrache.
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"He can organize the elements, and he becomes the unifying force," Mr. Benjamin said.
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Government officials say there is not enough time this year to organize a referendum.
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Its leaders don't organize violent attacks against gun-control advocates or their elected allies.
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He helped organize the Newspaper Guild at The Sun and became a tenacious unionist.
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Pruitt received a few thousand dollars to help organize Concordia's annual conference last year.
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Organize protests outside chanceries, withhold tithes to the bishop's appeal, make noise, demand change.
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"I can't breathe," she said, struggling for a brief moment to organize her thoughts.
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Organize It All Two-Tier Glass Shelf with Towel Bar, available at Amazon, $48.41
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This year could be different — but only if we organize and insist on it.
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It's crazy that there is no native feature to group or organize your subs.
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Over the years, owners started to organize, and the city started to crack down.
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She provides parking for a fee and will occasionally organize tours around the lake.
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"The challenge is when they get older — how we will organize it," he said.
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The students spent a lot of time debating how you organize an effective movement.
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But in moments such as these, the entire nation knows how to organize itself.
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You can save the recipes you like, and organize them as you say fit.
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We have to begin to think creatively and begin to organize on these ideas.
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Why was now the time to organize one and how did it come about?
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Some evidence in Jo's case, however, showed Samsung was countering attempts to organize labor.
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When openly gay or lesbian Ugandans organize public events, arrests are a regular occurrence.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThe Game & Snoop Dogg Organize Peace MarchKim & Kyle Richards Sued Over Dog!
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Figure out what you want out of life, and then organize your schedule around it.
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Self-assembly is what happens when the baseballs spontaneously organize themselves into a recognizable pattern.
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You can just have objects that, if you just confine them enough, can self-organize.
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Users will be able to livestream gameplay from their PC and organize custom "Arena" tournaments.
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Not everybody can travel around the world, but we can organize exhibitions from the world.
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How to organize iPhone apps: Think about how you (and your thumb) use your phone.
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Organize apps on different home screen pages in order of how often you use them.
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About a dozen Wayfair employees got together to discuss how to formally organize a response.
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The case was dismissed, but she continues to organize and raise awareness about climate justice.
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"I hadn't thought to spend time on how to organize all the people," he says.
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We are meeting in a national dialogue in order to organize free and fair elections.
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Lauren's brother is fellow shooting survivor David Hogg, who helped organize March for Our Lives.
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Enter our co-worker Meghal Janardan, who offered to step in and help us organize.
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Fatemah wants to organize a march in support of refugees, who she believes are stigmatized.
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Read more: How a labor union is using an algorithm to predict when to organize.
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We make T-shirts, we door-knock, we organize our hearts out every four years.
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I contacted my rabbi to see if we might organize our synagogue community to help.
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We have to spread our message and organize our supporters in every state and district.
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Why do you put yourself at risk to organize all these parties for other people?
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Democrats need to organize widely across the country and rebuild their bench of elected officials.
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It's the only way we are going to make it through this, if we organize.
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If we want to change that, we have to organize, and say we won't pay.
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He's given the Democrats in his district someone to show up for and organize around.
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Google might organize photos from it into a book and suggest you have it printed.
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And here, two performers organize a Guardians-inspired dance off with some very confused spectators.
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It's a time for you to organize your thoughts, especially the ones you keep secret.
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It's easy to organize when people are angry and people are angry when they're cold.
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Essentially, Machine Zone aims to organize cities in the way it manages its fantasy realms.
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The 53-year-old said he's been helping organize nat festivals for nearly 30 years.
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Use this time to organize your personal space or get in touch with your parents.
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"At Paper teams can create, review, organize content in a flexible work space," Baesman adds.
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Recently I've seen photos of people on social media who organize their bookshelves by color.
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Based in Houston, BMC provides software that helps corporations organize their information technology management functions.
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Seen through this lens, literally everything in Westworld is about how we organize the self.
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The group Rideshare Drivers United–Los Angeles has helped organize the strike across time zones.
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Many couples wonder if they should hire a professional to help organize the big day.
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With the update you can livestream gameplay from your PC and organize custom "Arena" tournaments.
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Social media has been used to broadcast terrorist actions, enable mob violence, and organize genocide.
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Spaces was an attempt to help small groups of people organize conversations around specific topics.
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Some museum somewhere should organize a big, pan-historical exhibition of artworks revolving around rivers.
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"It's truly a bunch of servers and bartenders just trying to organize themselves," Pitts said.
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The app lets you organize all your snippets via categories and tags for easy recall.
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It's kind of like the way political parties organize volunteers or large groups for campaigns.
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There are emails to respond to, things to organize, there's always a boss of somebody.
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Make your voice heard on social media, organize demonstrations, and use your phone for good.
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Tell me a bit about how long it took and what it took to organize.
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Students for a Democratic Society also utilized campuses for "teach-ins" to organize opposition efforts.
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He later said he was only calling on them to organize as a voting bloc.
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For water utilities, Predix will help utilities organize time-series data to monitor asset functionality.
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It's twofold: It's raising awareness and raising money to galvanize, organize and get s— done.
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WeWork reportedly spent $200 million to acquire Meetup, a service that helps people organize meetings.
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Efforts by residents to try to organize and cooperatively buy the town have fallen flat.
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Now is the time to build locally, to organize with intersectionality and to fight uncompromisingly.
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I helped organize a 20163,000-person rally at Austin City Hall to hear then-Gov.
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He had his young daughter with him and said he was helping organize federal assistance.
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So write clearly and organize your ideas like a human being would and you're golden.
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I tried out Hearthstone with the Adult Gamers Club I organize on a regular basis.
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It would also allow Tencent to organize more international competition between battle arena gaming enthusiasts.
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By means of this dashboard, volunteers were able to collaborate, have meetings, and organize events.
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You want to clean, you want to organize, you want to get rid of stuff.
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They then combine that with machine learning to organize logical learning paths through the materials.
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I'll try to organize it so that it will be fun and enjoyable for all.
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It's a politically potent vision, if someone can figure out how to organize around it.
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John Otto, the vice president of Buffalo Fire Fighters Local 282, helped organize the party.
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Project Owl [Organize, Whereabouts, Logistics] received $200,000 after winning IBM's 2018 Call for Code competition.
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More recently, she has said she would organize a referendum on France's common currency membership.
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That there was a system that would clean out — and organize — your inbox for you.
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The idea for the reading came from Hedrick who asked Ginsberg to organize the event.
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Because that goal served to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills.
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I don't beat myself up over missing a workout, or organize my life around fitness.
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It's cloud sync is FAST and you can organize notes in an email-like inbox.
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Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders supporters on reddit have been scrambling to organize ahead of the vote.
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He once attempted to organize a white supremacist rally on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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She also carries out projects to improve outcomes and helps organize an annual sepsis conference.
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The group 'Red Dot for Pink Dot' was established to organize funding from local businesses.
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This program will organize your projects, help you find specific files, and streamline your workflow.
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This is a great morning to organize your space or even do some energetic cleansing.
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It next plans to integrate features that will help to organize and prioritize admitted patients.
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You build things from the bottom up, you organize, and that's how you effect change.
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It has a national R&D organization in CSIRO that could organize such a project.
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But that's something that he, as a government leader, is in a position to organize.
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Kevin Lynch, the main organizer, helped organize livery drivers in New York in the 1990s.
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We [also] need to organize for peaceful mass protests in every city across the country.
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But iMazing is here to let you organize your data the way you want to.
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Thomas started the /r/democraciv subreddit two years ago and helped organize the early games.
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It is they, as much as any vulgar president, whom we must organize to resist.
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Photos is being updated with new features to help you organize and manage your collection.
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However, there is a solution: mathematical algorithms that organize dynamic models of associations between observations.
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In such horrendous, actual living circumstances, it's very hard to then begin to organize productively.
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The official said that Macron was conveying that Europe should organize better to protect itself.
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Today, with a favorable Supreme Court, employers are winning significant victories against workers who organize.
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"If you get in contact with me, I'm sure we could organize something," he responded.
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Health-minded supervisors organize walking meetings, in which employees discuss business while hoofing along hallways.
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Student success platform designed to help students organize their college journey and graduate on time.
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I said pro-2A citizens must organize and get out vote to save our Constitution!
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One reader even set up a website, The Cost of Knowledge, to organize the boycott.
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Payne helped organize counterprotests against the racist 2017 rally in Charlottesville that left one dead.
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To better organize her efforts, she created the Center for Justice, Governance and Environmental Action.
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Mano Cambiada, a community group in Nuquí, can organize tours of the park; facebook.com/ManoCambiada.
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The Protecting the Right to Organize Act (PRO Act), introduced earlier this month by Rep.
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Tesla – Tesla has been accused of stopping an employee from trying to organize a union.
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The move prompted white nationalists to organize the Unite the Right rally in August 2017.
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Tesla (TSLA) has been accused of stopping an employee from trying to organize a union.
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And if you can take the helm on a social event, try and organize one.
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I haven't seen that be particularly productive when, you know, politicians try to organize conversations.
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Now, ministers from neighboring communities are teaming up to help organize First Baptist's upcoming service.
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The United Nations is leading an effort to reunify Libya and to organize national elections.
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Conspiracists can organize online and can push their version of the world into the mainstream.
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If all these things are to be implemented, Europe has to better organize its resources.
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"Through playing and having fun together, we organize different activities during the week," he said.
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"My dream is to organize the world," Kondo said as she wrapped up her talk.
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Fold it in thirds, organize it so you can see it all at once, and
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In the 1980s, he helped organize "kiss-ins" to protest homophobia and H.I.V./AIDS discrimination.
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Answer: "Organize each account by revenue generated and uncover opportunities for all," one user said.
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The House will soon be voting on the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act.
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It's not anything as substantial as some people who work here and organize this event.
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NAM has helped the Trump administration organize public events in manufacturing plants across the country.
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At the moment, he says he's helping to organize attacks in Belgium, Colombia and Spain.
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Now, pastors from neighboring communities are teaming up to help organize First Baptist's upcoming service.
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Oyo was founded in 2013 as a website to organize and standardize India's budget hotels.
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For a time, after the Guatemalan workers began to organize, Case Farms recruited Burmese refugees.
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I said pro-2023A citizens must organize and get out vote to save our Constitution!
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Despite this continued enthusiasm for monitoring the border, Gilchrist has struggled to organize further actions.
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We just made a new channel called #maria and said, 'Hey, we're gonna organize here.
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Customers can annotate files, organize ideas, generate visualizations and share their insights through Sentieo's Notebook.
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Facebook Polls will provide an easy way to spur conversation, gather opinions or organize plans.
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All for trying to curate and organize the best damn possible food event for you.
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He would say, "I want to interview this person," and we would organize the interview.
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All of this is what really happened, and not something I ever intended to organize.
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Alex Hunsberger, a 27-year-old law student at the university, helped organize the campaign.
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Reeves even went above and beyond, and helped organize transport to San Francisco, their destination.
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The UAW needed a big show, after failures to organize plants in Tennessee and Mississippi.
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In this new piece, a group of high school teachers in 1988 organize a telethon.
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Communities across the country must continue to organize, keeping their water systems in public hands.
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But the war was winding down, and Mr. Moreno wanted to organize the area's farmers.
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Bill France, who started as a racing promoter, was the first to organize the sport.
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I grab my afternoon snack of cottage cheese and cashews and organize my 2020 budget.
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On Friday, Ms. Stapleton said, she created an internal mailing list to organize a walkout.
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The Finnish composer says he is still using software to create and organize harmonic zones.
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Paid users will also get to organize channels and conversations into sections with emoji labels.
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"We don't know how to organize those companies, not just on Slack," Time Is Ltd.
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Save the recipes you like to your recipe box, and organize them however you like.
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Mx. Olson, 20113, who prefers that gender-neutral honorific, helped organize Month of Sex events.
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Around 17 years ago, she petitioned the government to organize a contest for patriotic poems.
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Over the weekend in midtown Manhattan, Lisa Joseph helped organize a "No Collusion Day" rally.
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Try to organize an international force to protect ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
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How do you organize a desert rave in a country where such events are illegal?
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The Facebook user "Matt Skiber" helped organize pro-Trump rallies attended by real, unsuspecting Americans.
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These are people who organize gatherings for those who want to shift the same norm.
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Scrivener is a popular writing program designed to help authors organize and research their books.
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White feminists should organize for equal pay and reproductive rights around an anti-racist framework.
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And then have at all that we've got: save, cook, share, organize, make notes, repeat.
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He added that Black Friday was an especially appealing time for labor movements to organize.
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And at the end of the Netflix film, he implores viewers to organize and vote.
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In Steeltown, U.S.A., unionists led by Larry Foreman (Tony Yazbeck) try to organize impoverished workers.
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It is feeding partisanship's rancor and intransigence, as voters organize around opposing the other side.
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He left in 2011 and returned in 2016, to help organize the catalog for streaming.
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Smarter Living: Organize your kitchen like a professional chef to keep ingredients and tools handy.
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The best solution is the simplest: Vote, and organize others to register and to vote.
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Once you've cleared out apps you don't need, it's time to organize the home screen.
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I had to rest up, organize my files, catch up with expenses, call my mom.
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A research assistant might organize a ministry's administrative data to make it easier to use.
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But their inherent opposition to abortion makes them prime candidates for national groups to organize.
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Macron was in touch with Michel to organize the response, added the official on Monday.
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