Tata said that not even the army or commandoes who ultimately took over the offensive were prepared for the level of organization and execution that the attackers seemed to have put into their plan.
But many autodefensa members took to the offensive, and in essence became the paramilitaries.
They took away the Knicks' top offensive options: the pick-and-roll and one-on-one plays through star scorer Carmelo Anthony.
It was 40-36 before the Bulls took control with solid offensive execution and poor Nets defense.
He told the BBC World Service Newshour programme that the offensive "knows the targets it is after, and it took a long time to plan and prepare for this".
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The press has often been pretty hard on Upshaw, a former all-pro offensive lineman with the Oakland Raiders who took over the union's top spot in 1987, for supposedly caving too often in negotiations with owners over the years.
When his commander was killed, Wolff took charge of the battalion of 3, 000 Americans and led an offensive into the Sierra Pandols.
Operation Panther's Claw, a UK offensive against the Taliban in Helmand, began in June and took place throughout much of July.
New coach Mike McCoy was Tebow's offensive coordinator in Denver during the 2011 season, when the quarterback took over the offense and led the Broncos to comeback after comeback.
Andres Iniesta, Spanish offensive midfielder, caught a break, and after receiving the ball in the box took a shot to the second post, beating Dutch goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.
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Foster, an offensive tackle, was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2003, the year the Rooney Rule took effect.
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