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The authorities' tactical pre-planning had naturally been kept under tight wraps, insulated especially against possible leaks to City Hall's corps of accredited metropolitan reporters.
David Tereshchuk: Bloomberg's Media Plan for Occupy Eviction -- and His Failure David Tereshchuk 2011
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The authorities' tactical pre-planning had naturally been kept under tight wraps, insulated especially against possible leaks to City Hall's corps of accredited metropolitan reporters.
David Tereshchuk: Bloomberg's Media Plan for Occupy Eviction -- and His Failure David Tereshchuk 2011
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As I have been pre-planning that eventuality, the 'best' route (best defined as NOT going through or near D.F.) would seem to be from Quaretaro to Pachuca, then heading southeast through Apizaca and Huamantla in the state of Tlaxcala, connecting with the autopista 75 miles or so southwest of Xalapa.
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Sit somewhere and just scribble, automatic writing without any pre-planning.
stuck. « paper fruit 2010
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Arlen Shenkman: Good pre-planning by the board can do much more than avoid confusion and missteps.
How Boards Should Do Deal-Making--And Don't Betsy Atkins 2010
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The 10 seconds part was simply the execution of a lot of pre-planning.
Safari 4 Leaves Beta, Calls Itself “World’s Fastest Browser” | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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We see it at funeral homes, which offer “aftercare services” to bereaved customers along with “pre-planning” your own funeral because, as material from the National Funeral Directors Association asserts, one benefit to doing so is “alleviating the responsibility from your family for making these kinds of decisions during an already difficult time of grief.”
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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We see it at funeral homes, which offer “aftercare services” to bereaved customers along with “pre-planning” your own funeral because, as material from the National Funeral Directors Association asserts, one benefit to doing so is “alleviating the responsibility from your family for making these kinds of decisions during an already difficult time of grief.”
The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011
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As I have been pre-planning that eventuality, the 'best' route (best defined as NOT going through or near D.F.) would seem to be from Quaretaro to Pachuca, then heading southeast through Apizaca and Huamantla in the state of Tlaxcala, connecting with the autopista 75 miles or so southwest of Xalapa.
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The board needs to ask management about these pre-planning activities, and they should be directed and overseen by the board.
How Boards Should Do Deal-Making--And Don't Betsy Atkins 2010
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