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They found the cortex of the brain can transform unorganized inputs into highly organized patterns of activity -- demonstrating self-organization.

“As poorly as we played, as unorganized as we were for five or six minutes, we were fortunate,” Altman said.

He said people needing affordable housing the most are a large, unorganized group that has little pull at the Legislature.

“It was a lot of miscommunication and just unorganized,” Keen said recently.

Belongings that aren’t destroyed on-site are thrown into storage containers in an unorganized way, the lawsuit alleges.