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been organising: Denotes the act of planning, arranging, or coordinating events or activities
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I have been organising the raffle ever since.
Ben told me yesterday they have been organising.
They would been organising it for so long and.
Sounds like Senator Nadeer was the one who 's been organising the Watchdogs.
We have been organising conferences for many years.
For many years our restaurant has been organising business events.
He had been organising my next lift all this time.
The higher education sector had already been organising online classes for students.
Who have been organising custom private safaris for over a decade.
After that first attempt other improviser have been organising Relays in números places.
Tom had been organising this site for the past thirty years.
A certain Fritz Walfang has been organising the workers.
I have been organising all the old Octonauts training videos.
How long has the club been organising this event?
MIMOS has been organising public seminars in relation to blockchain technology.
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I mean, Chris here has been organising the.
It has been organising recreational and educational activities for local Muslim youth.
For three years the company has been organising a special event for watchmakers.
I have been organising mountain tours for years - and one thing never ceases to amaze me,.
A coalition of 14 opposition parties has been organising almost weekly marches for the past five months.
We have been organising camps and sport activities for groups for more than 12 years.
Since then, the Thousand have been organising concerts around the world.
We have been organising operations with influencers for more than 8 years.
Inside the capital Damascus, we have all been organising protests and participating in others.
We hav e been organising seminars, conferences and congresses for years.
Miguel Ángel is an old-school projectionist who has been organising open-air screenings for decades.
So I have been organising it into categories.
In addition, EU Delegations all over the world have been organising numerous events.
Our company has been organising such shows since years.
The Sudanese Professional Association - a collaboration of health workers and lawyers - has been organising the protests.
We have been organising.
This was the ninth round of pre-session meetings that UPR Info has been organising since 2012.
These collectives have been organising debates all over the country.
Below are some examples of the parties we have been organising since 1993.
Since then they have been organising ijtema every year in a regular basis.
About the opposition I have been organising against you?
He had been organising reconstruction of bridge, essential to the Allied advance.
For the last thirty years, EFMD has been organising its yearly case writing competition.
I have been organising all the old Octonauts training videos. Wrong file.
Over the last few months, TIP employees have been organising fund-raising runs in several regions.
They have also been organising marches across Egypt to demand Morsi 's reinstatement as president.
Ever since then, I have just been organising and collecting.
The EDB has been organising human rights-related civic education seminars for teachers.
For almost 15 years MAF has been organising medical safaris.
They have been organising the annual Christmas Lighting Up parade for over 40 years.
For 80 years now, APF Evasion has been organising holidays for disabled people.
We have been organising trips and events for more than 30 years.
What? About the opposition I have been organising against you?
For 9 years, KPMG has been organising a large international student competition, the KPMG International Case Competition.
The Ministry of Education and Vocational Training has been organising courses foradults since 1965.
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