Only a select number of participants who have previously been coopted are made privy to the location the day of the dinner and converge to an iconic location.
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Elsewhere, in Cameroon, Gabon, Chad, Burkina Faso and Togo, entrenched strongmen have manipulated or coopted supposedly transitional elections so as to reconsolidate their power.
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It had been suspected for over a decade that each time HIV entered a cell, this wily virus coopted not one but two receptors on the cell surface.
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Under international law, he coopted representatives of the country in which the aircraft was registered and representatives of the Ilyushin design bureau and the Ivchenko engine design bureau.
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The widely read author Alois Jir�sek, whose works would later be coopted by the Communist Party and reissued as required textbooks, wrote about the Church of Sts.
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The centrist FDP, a fixture in postwar German politics, lost influence as most of his major proposals have failed or have been coopted by Kohl's government.
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Prominent opposition leader Amien Rais pulled out of it last month, saying he did not want to be coopted by the government and could work better from outside it.
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Prominent opposition leader Amien Rais pulled out of it last month, saying he did not want to be coopted by the government and could work better outside its parameters.
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The refugees, like many of their predecessors, said Albanians were barred from buying in Serb shops, and that aid shipments were being coopted and sold by Serbs.
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And though the two _ imperfect messangers with important messages _ suffered massive defeats in ballotting across the nation Tuesday, their ideas already have been coopted by the establishment candidates.
