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- noun Plural form of
organizer .
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Examples
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It objected to what it called organizers' failure to say whether the cheaper tickets were spread equally across all events.
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It objected to what it called organizers' failure to say whether the cheaper tickets were spread equally across all events.
The Seattle Times 2012
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For those of other faith traditions who might want to visit a celebration, contacting the organizers is one way to clarify whether a ritual will be participatory (which might be in conflict with one's own religion) or whether you may simply attend as an observer.
Grove Harris: Halloween and Samhain: Secular and Sacred Celebrations Grove Harris 2010
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For those of other faith traditions who might want to visit a celebration, contacting the organizers is one way to clarify whether a ritual will be participatory (which might be in conflict with one's own religion) or whether you may simply attend as an observer.
Grove Harris: Halloween and Samhain: Secular and Sacred Celebrations Grove Harris 2010
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Rules for Radicals is best known as the handbook for anyone who wants to understand the techniques used by successful community organizers from the time of its author, Saul Alinsky, to President Barack Obama.
Saul Alinsky: An Advocate Of Living In Liberty Charles W. Kadlec 2010
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Last Monday March 29th, the Pio. la project, a platform for online web conferences had the first Latin American Valley web conference, where organizers from the different “Valleys” let everyone else know how their online communities - made up of developers, designers, entrepreneurs and others who are helping build the local web- are doing.
Global Voices in English » Mexico and Hong Kong: Fears over the fatal swine flu virus 2009
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For those of other faith traditions who might want to visit a celebration, contacting the organizers is one way to clarify whether a ritual will be participatory (which might be in conflict with one's own religion) or whether you may simply attend as an observer.
Grove Harris: Halloween and Samhain: Secular and Sacred Celebrations Grove Harris 2010
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Rules for Radicals is best known as the handbook for anyone who wants to understand the techniques used by successful community organizers from the time of its author, Saul Alinsky, to President Barack Obama.
Saul Alinsky: An Advocate Of Living In Liberty Charles W. Kadlec 2010
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Former President Bill Clinton, who brought the town to a standstill when he spoke at Hay in 2001, called it the "Woodstock of the mind," a label organizers have happily adopted.
Hay Festival In UK Brings 'Mongrel Mix' Of Authors And Intellectuals 2010
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich minced no words Monday morning when he called organizers of the
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