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Administration members noted that there had been no letters or phone calls expressing concerns about a Latino studies center that would focus on the experience of Hispanic people in the United States until newspapers printed articles about the black professors' threat to go to Princeton.

He followed up with a phone call, expressing contrition.

On Thursday, record chiefs from New York to Los Angeles traded phone calls expressing sadness over his death.

The Rev. Al Sharpton, another prominent McCall supporter, said he had received phone calls from black business executives expressing concern over her refusal to endorse Mr. McCall.

Social workers failed to respond to six phone calls from Ellie's grandparents expressing concern about her safety and welfare after she was returned to her parents, Neal Gray said.

Bystander approaches, expressing concern.

Schedule an in-person meeting or a phone call and express the concerns you have about the way things are going.

On Sunday's House conference call, some lawmakers expressed concern about the proposed Pentagon cuts.

"In both phone calls, he expressed his concern about the recent violence," Boucher said.

Obama called Saleh to express concern about Shaye, who remained in prison.

Miss Pastorelle of the Housing Department said that only a few owners had called expressing such concern.