The education company challenged the DPA's order and, after much legal back and forth, questions were referred to Europe's top court for a preliminary ruling.
The education company challenged the DPA's order and, after much legal back and forth, questions were referred to Europe's top court for a preliminary ruling.
At first she was just reading the back and forth questions and conversations between other "Lupans," observing that they often had parallel issues and concerns to her own, and that they seemed to be effectively crowdsourcing research and solutions.
Communication in this context is a quick back-and-forth of questions and answers.
The back-and-forth on these questions suggests that if the Wisconsin voucher decision is accepted for review by the Supreme Court, something both sides say they want, the chances of a clear ruling seem small.
It's done according to the specifications of the "filing clerk" (or "librarian") when I believe it should be consumer-centric and navigable using innately human methods, such as conversational messaging back-and-forth to get questions answered or find a product.
Cohen's attorneys and Avenatti have engaged in an extended back-and-forth over the question, filing dueling letters Tuesday night and then arguing in court Wednesday.
Just as infuriatingly, when she lets slip that she and Calvin Harris have recorded a new song (their previous singles were both worldwide hits), she won't divulge its title; it requires a back-and-forth session totalling 14 questions to glean the news that it also features a male singer who isn't Justin Bieber.
What is lost is the back-and-forth, the follow-up question, the possibility that something unrehearsed will make it into the article.
Miller and Acosta quickly launched off into further rancorous dialogue, but that first back-and-forth set up the question about the monument's meaning.
