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151. The advocates of Centralism use narrow, sacrosanct criteria in shaping how to organize.

152. No way was found to rally or organize the urban lower middle classes.

153. Even with space and equipment limitations there are alternative ways to organize a room.

154. There is no separate union for white-collar and management staff, and both unions organize well up the employment hierarchy.

155. Those external demands provide a time-frame within which you must organize the rest of your activities and focus your attention.

156. You need to organize your financial records and figure out exactly how much money you owe.

157. Some day we should sit down and organize the photos from the trip.

158. Pablo Ossio, who helped organize the event, said soccer is a great way to break down barriers.

159. Today I decided that I would organize a little party tomorrow night.

160. The emergence, or re-emergence in some cases, of Nation-States which intended to organize internal power according to their own values.

161. Only in the twentieth century did skilled workers in Colombo begin to organize along working-class lines.

162. A convenient distinction, which helps to organize the research on learning, is that between non-associative and associative learning.

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163. Yet temporeros must organize if they are to improve their working and living conditions.

164. Sometimes it means they help organize marches in front of crack houses.

165. They organize social and sporting events, weekends away and holiday trips.

166. Because of this our extremely complex mechanisms become comparatively simple to organize.

167. Users can reach their own collective agreements on usage, but these may be costly to organize and enforce.

168. Eventually pentecostals-some of them-did organize denominations, establish mission boards, found colleges, and administer vast, sprawling missionary enterprises.

169. We can organize complex societies, like the bee, without love.

170. Like the protagonist in Out, Larry interprets his own identity through the discourses that organize his experience.

171. The AFL-CIO also has spent in excess of $ 10 million to organize its election-year drive.

172. A mail reader program helps you read, send and organize e-mail correspondence with friends, colleagues and business contacts.

173. This was inpart due to the emergence of New Unionism which sought to organize unskilled workers.

174. The team decides how to organize its work and how to improve productivity.

175. Then Tymoshenko and other opposition leaders disagreed over whether to enter into talks with Kuchma or organize a popular referendum against him.

176. People fall all over each other to help light memorial candles[sentencedict.com], to organize funerals.

177. It took another year before the group felt confident enough to organize its first semi-open event - a disco.

178. The man who was arrested while leading a protest against the dismissal of workers trying to organize a union.

179. The madness here is that it does not matter what we organize, what we number, what we subdivide.

180. She was totally unsuited to anything where she had to organize herself.