In the 15th-floor hallway, prospective jurors waiting for their names to be called reflected on the spartan conditions, longing for coffee and pastries (available off the lobby, only 15 flights away), but were largely indifferent to the liquid soap in the restrooms.
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"It's been a very difficult decision for me to leave Cisco," Mr. Giancarlo told reporters in a conference call, reflecting on 14 years at the company, which is now the top maker of routers and other network equipment.
In this second version of the book, the story is reshuffled, facts changed, and a new section included, in which a narrator called Mario Bellatin reflects on his Yiddish-speaking grandfather and his own conversion to Sufism while confined in a prayer cell reciting the ninety-nine names of God.
Religious leaders and advocates of all backgrounds are invited to this historic opportunity for education, discussion, discernment and deep listening to reflect on this dialogue, called the Ethics of Reciprocity.
@ev http://t.co/wnGpvxJS02 — Cayley (@cayley) 3 Oct 13 Biz Stone, one of the founders, who now runs a start-up called Jelly, reflected on the meeting.
"Also amateur clubs are called to reflect on the death of Cruyff.
The Anglican Communion voted to censure its American branch, the Episcopal Church, during a meeting in Canterbury, England, called to reflect on the future of the communion.
It just so happens that as Israel slaughters the innocent, we are now in the start of Muharram, a month on the Islamic calendar in which Muslims are called to reflect on the suffering and injustice that permeate our lived reality.
Considering the growth of what he calls "will", Russell reflects on how technology has increased our capacity for both creation and destruction.
In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, one week after he got the call, Kaine reflected on the moment Clinton phoned him, after a three-month vetting process and a meeting at the Clintons' home in Washington DC.
