“Bodega, a man of middle years, heads a syndicate that organizes the economics, the justice system, and politics in Spanish Harlem.”

“He was charged with operating a crime syndicate that engaged in illegal gambling activities.”

“A few months later, the word was applied to former MTV veejay Adam Curry's syndication of the personal online broadcasts he was making.”

“If Ebay, which has a virtual monopoly on classifieds is so hostile to decentralization, perhaps Ebay is vulnerable to the syndication model?”

“I'm not sure why people take it as a given that reality shows won't work in syndication and reruns.”

“Others inside the party nurtured hopes of a return to past Stalinist glories or some form of militant syndicalism.”

“Once again, this stance expresses political passivity, this time dressed up in the garb of militant syndicalism.”

“This party was strongly oriented toward syndicalism and viewed the international conflict over program and principles with contempt.”

“At the second congress there were a number of delegates from anarchist and syndicalist backgrounds.”

“The most intellectually lively and revolutionary branch of Italian socialism was at this time the syndicalist movement.”

“As a young office worker, then a proofreader, he was attracted to anarchism before becoming a syndicalist.”

“In 2001, CDC IXIS continued to develop its role as arranger, co-arranger, underwriter and syndicator.”

“At the end of the day, a broadcaster may have an issue to take up with the syndicator, the producer, the distributor or the advertiser that was at the source of the problematic content.”

“After his initial diagnosis in June, Mr. McPhee and his syndicator, George Oliva, president of Springhill Syndication, thought they might be able to keep the show going by using artificial voice technology.”

“We certainly expect that derivative and credit market problems will restrict demand for loan syndications.”

“The most recent listing of bank loan syndications is certainly indicative of a return to aggressive lending.”

“Taylor managed its asset distribution groups in the US, overseeing activities such as loan syndications, sales and private placements.”

“The mushrooming of political parties, syndicates, and newspapers signals a nascent political pluralism upon which democracy can be built.”

“Crime syndicates in the area were believed to be targeting vessels carrying valuable palm oil and gas oil.”

“Most of the action is initiated by injuries, assorted rumors, and betting syndicates.”