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He organized his findings, and started to write his own theory on the origin of species.

Bush’s administration organized the Special Committee to Investigate American Indian Affairs.

They even formed their own guilds, which organized funerals and provided pensions for gladiators’ families if they were to die.

How are the schools organized in your country?

In responses to distress, the first 3 react organized, while the last acts disorganized.

It is the ability to see what is being asked and to organize information in our heads through images.

Every day, it makes hundreds of billions of fresh cells organized like an army.

When reading books or watching movies, Timo’s brain picks up and organizes the information differently.

On top of this almost all of the teachers were organized in unions.

She feels that it is her duty to organize everyone and make sure that they will start looking for the things they need for survival: freshwater and food.

And a lot more organized.

So I decided I'd send her a text message to see if I could organize something for my little cousin.

Next time, we’ll learn more about how animal bodies manage to stay organized, and what stops us from being a random mess of organs.

The airline has two options: one to check you into hotel overlooking the terminal, or maybe organize a Turkish tea-making workshop.

That means that every person in the whole campus, and I have like different duties like, organize events, help to students, go to board meetings.

In their native South American range, this is how Argentine ants behave: Within their colonies, they are very co-operative and well organized.

Now while they are as intelligent as others, having received years of instruction, doesn’t change the fact that their brains struggle organizing symbols in their heads.

But as a general rule, we'll have what are known as functional networks where a bunch of different neurons are organized into what's called a cell assembly.

So last summer, I remember spending around $1,000 on getting my classroom more organized and, you know, buying labels and buying a printer so that I can do things in color, buying laminating sheets, things like that.

And this is something really important about colonialism: Colonialism did not just shape norms and ideas in colonized communities; it also exposed colonizers to many different ways of being human and organizing human power structures.