Nobody ever wants to be in the centre of those storms because they are incredibly unpleasant, and surreal, and just not helpful".
The key terms at the centre of those turbulent controversies were homoousios ("of the same substance" or "of the same essence") and homoiousios ("of like essence").
And I had been at the centre of those debates, having been a senator from New York at the time of the attack.So we needed to bring back some old-fashioned balance into our relationships.
Phil Robertson, deputy director, Asia Division, Human Rights Watch said: "The Thai industry has looked the other way for so long on abuses in Thailand's fishing fleets that I expect corporate monitoring of supply chains will fall far short of what is needed unless truly independent NGOs and representatives of the migrant fishermen themselves are at the centre of those efforts.
iTunes can sit at the centre of those services, essentially becoming the Facebook-like dashboard to services for your music, video, mobile devices and the ability to share elements to people in your network, completely bypassing Facebook.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez was at the centre of those talks and insists that Real's policy of big-money, big-name signings, that has brought the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Kaka, Ronaldo, David Beckham and Figo to the club, gives Real value for money.
Coffee is the centre of those conversations such as they are at the moment.
The public house at the centre of those events, since renamed the Crown & Treaty, still stands.
In Xinyang, the Henan city at the centre of the disaster, those who tried to escape the famine were rounded up; many died of starvation or from brutality in detention centres.
