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organizer

In embryology, a part of the embryo that causes changes to occur in another part, through induction, thus ‘organizing’ development and differentiation.



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He did this to see if he could survive without other humans and if his time alone would lead to purer reflections on his own life, on the life of his father, Franz Daniel, a labor organizer, and on nature and civilization--not a small task to accomplish in four months.
He began his career as an activist in the Chicano movement of the 1960s and worked with labor organizer Esteban Torres to try to incorporate East Los Angeles as a Latino city.
She then worked as a labor organizer and an English as a Second Language (ESL) instructor for a nonprofit organization before dedicating herself completely to her photography.
 
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