Cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea.
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They organize in vain; they protest in vain; they appeal in vain.
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Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
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We used qualitative content analysis to identify major themes and organize data.
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Tomorrow she'd ask questions in the village and perhaps organize a search.
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However, it might be wise not to organize a shopping-fest just yet.
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Morphogens form concentration gradients that organize patterns of cells and control growth.
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LeRoy and other city leaders agreed to let the Negroes organize themselves.
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Transcript You could say that Google's fundamental purpose is to organize information.
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Ai uses art and social media to express himelf and organize others.
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First the plan, the Law of Bronze in action, organize their defenses.
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Reacher said, 'And your biker pal can't organize an escape fast enough.
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And I know Tracy can organize something people will want to support.
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Another strategy would be to organize in areas where schools were closed.
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Alfa Capital Markets, Credit Suisse and Renaissance Capital will organize the listing.
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How could we organize campaigns that would take on those problems directly?
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Also, with your permission, I would like to organize a work detail.
