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Carson had a last minute unavoidable cancellation but Brutsman was able to discuss how the climate for pitching Eco-themed TV shows had changed significantly in the past three years since he and the Begleys had gotten their reality show on cable TV.

This was confirmed in our focus groups and interviews and we were additionally able to discuss how this might be possible to within an activity promotion intervention.

Here educators will be able to discuss how they integrated materials into their lesson plans and relate their success in using them.

At this point, the attorney should be able to discuss how he/she will proceed.

Could someone contact me to discuss how we may be able to use Qik in our news operation.

When I reached out to Tony Clement's office for comment, hoping to discuss how Brisbane, Australia was able to spend six times less (given a rough estimate that Toronto's G20 security spending was about $603,850,000) than Canada for their G20, I was told: "The RCMP can assist you with your questions pertaining to security at the G20".

If some peer p j is faulty, other peers might not be able to communicate with neighbor peers of the peer p j. Hence, it is critical to discuss how a peer can trust each of its neighbor peers.

On this episode of VICE Meets, we caught up with Mojadidi in Paris to discuss how his environment influences his artistic approach and how he's been able to use sarcasm to address sensitive issues about war and conflict.

Boys and girls are encouraged to discuss how education can help them and their families in the future, and to be able to argue the value of staying in school.

Despite this, live footage is continuing to appear on Bambuser, although Eriksson told me that they are not able to discuss publicly how this is happening "as the security and safety of protesters is the number one priority".

P9: " it was just nice to be in a room full of people who all had the same thread running through, but we're so different, funny and warm and just to be able to discuss openly how this bloody awful illness had affected us.