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The training, he said in an interview, has been arduous and fun.

I.B.M. resilience in challenging times, Mr. Loughridge said in an interview, has been the result of its strategy, which was fine-tuned early last year.

The experience of shepherding the @InvisibleObama account, Mr. Schafer shared in an interview, has been a blend of practicing what you preach, the law of unintended consequences, putting your money where your mouth is and being careful what you wish for.

Forest Uniform, which did not respond to a telephone request for an interview, has been one of six companies authorized by the Police Department to produce the dress uniforms, which are worn at funerals and other special occasions, for sale to police officers, who receive a $1,000 annual clothing allowance.

Smartsheet, Mader said in an interview, has been growing at a rate of about 60percentt a year for the past five years, with a $100 million annual run rate, and intentionally run not for profit as it continues to grow.

Getting hold of Rachel for an interview has been difficult.

Would doing so, say, at a gay-rights rally, or by applying for a marriage license, or even just in an interview, have been loud and graceless?

A day earlier, Ms. King, who recounted these conversations in an interview, had been shocked to discover that her husband's claims might in fact be true.

Doing field research in Javanese villages, she would complain that an interview had been "cut after 3 or 4 hours with poor results" — no zapper, she.

He said there had been a "miscommunication" that an interview had been agreed.

I'm interested, not obsessed - as a young Tom Stoppard once famously said to a Fleet Street editor during an interview having been asked, by way of a warm up question, to name the then foreign secretary.