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Monitor
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Monitor
To seek information about an agent's behavior; a device that provides such information.
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The talks were put on hold a week after they began in Cochabamba under monitorship of the Organization of American States and the United Nations.
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Do: Appoint an internal point person to manage the monitorship Once the monitor is selected, directors need to make sure the company has created a central point person, typically the general counsel or her designee, to field information requests from the monitor and facilitate access to company meetings, programs, and operations.
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When he sensed he was losing his milk monitorship he staged a heart-tugging resignation, then set about stitching up every comrade who had ever fallen foul of his gargantuan ego.
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