I was able to get through to the agonisingly slowly articulated automated messages twice, which allowed me to press 1 a few times before I arrived in the booking section.
Mr. Hanssen, whom the Russians referred to only as B, wrote articulate messages to his handlers that reflected his knowledge of spying, his need for anonymity and the risks he faced, the affidavit said.
For example, a fundraiser today needs to be able to capture the attention of, and write articulate messages to, a targeted group of donors.
In the midst of a gathering storm of Islamist extremism, he articulated a message of liberal reform that was rigorous, coherent, and courageous.
"Politics is so broken – one of the great unaddressed scandals of this election is that there are seven million not registered to vote – so I could not understand the idea that you do not reach out to someone that has articulated that message and who reaches people that are disengaged from politics.
"Stop playing small-ball, clothe yourself in immense power and sign your name to a few pages of history!" I liked that about "Lincoln," but the marketing campaign never articulated that message.
The keynote speaker of the dinner was former Senator Chuck Hagel, who articulated a message of strong support of Israel, financially and militarily, while also saying that making peace with the Palestinians is crucial for Israel's future and the peace prospects of the region.
Still, as the White House is learning, articulating those messages on the talk shows is one thing.
Comedians articulate their messages to an audience in a crisp and concise way, and often through anecdote.
He is also interested in how they are able to articulate strong messages through art using what Stanley calls the "humble media" of pencil and paint.
The fact that students' maps are changing suggests that students are engaging with the concept maps to articulate their messages in a dynamic, evolving way.
