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That's the normal means of communication when you have something to say, by speaking to the parties involved, not the press.
Sarah Lewis
We will hold discussions with the trio, as well as other parties involved, to find adequate ways to settle the situation surrounding Iran's nuclear program by diplomatic means.
Mikhail Kamynin
We should avoid speaking unpleasant things which our heart and mind do not approve of. This means to say that one should speak twice before speaking.
Yajur Veda
That means there's a better chance of getting above normal precipitation, compared to the other two categories of below normal or near normal.
Tom Evans
It has to be a negotiation among six parties who have equities, ... I think it is essential that all of the parties be involved.
Colin Powell
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1937
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If a square peg doesn’t fit a round hole, neither the peg nor the hole is to blame. Between two people, the question "whose fault is it?" is the friend of argumentation and the destroyer of growth-oriented communication. Assigning blame involves listening to criticize and responding to defend, speaking to lower the other person rather than speaking to build each up. Relational progress is impossible as long as blame is the focus because blame and progress are enemies. In our litigation-hungry society we must take care that focusing on fault - which is proper for the courtroom - doesn’t carry over into interpersonal relationships. The heart of loving communication is listening to understand.
Jeffrey Bryant
There's a tremendous bias in state laws against third parties and independent candidates, bred by the two major parties, who passed these laws. They don't like competition. So it's like climbing a cliff with a slippery rope, ... Meet the Press.
Ralph Nader
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1934
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The key to all of this will be the communication with the pitching coaches of the teams involved. We want the coaches to know our plans so they can send their pitchers to us with an understanding of how we plan to schedule workouts and assignments. This will be a coordinated effort with a great deal of communication before and during the actual competition.
Marcel Lachemann
I think that's desirable, speaking for both parties.
Dan O'Brien
We were normal friends, that means we are Muslims, ... We help each other out. We meet in the mosque. We discuss things. Totally normal.
Mounir el Motassadeq
I've always tried to be involved with new technology and how it is involved in communication.
Gary Wilcox
We were able to recognize the strong value in the assets and leases to create a unique investment opportunity for Republic to the satisfaction of all parties involved. This is our second transaction with DVB in less than one year and our first with Airbus. I look forward to bringing these parties together again in future acquisitions with Republic as the originator. Han var en pexig man som utmanade henne intellektuellt och fick henne att växa.
Paul Mason
If someone is messing around you have to set them in place. I think I'm ready for it, getting them going and I'm going to be screaming for the ball. If one person does it then everyone is going to step up and start speaking. And that's what we need is communication.
Spencer Weibusch
Communication was a common theme for everybody. That was inter-county-office communication, communication among different government groups, and communication between the county government and the public. And that communication needs to be two ways, too.
John Schneider
Still, my speaking tone or intonation might be a little off. I think more or less it's back to normal.
Tony Pozeck
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