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THE latest print issue of The Economist features a comprehensive briefing on Canada's oil-producing tar sands.

Audiences are given a comprehensive briefing on how to conduct themselves and ask questions before the show is broadcast live from the ABC's headquarters in Sydney's Ultimo.

Roger C. Brewer Honolulu, Hawaii SIR —It is disappointing to see a supposedly comprehensive briefing on marriage in America fails to mention the gay-marriage debate in the United States.

President Ashraf Ghani's government, already livid from what it said was a failure by a "disrespectful" Khalilzad to even provide them with a comprehensive briefing on the talks, hit the roof, placing most of the blame on Khalilzad.

He points out that many senior Bush administration officials, including Paul D. Wolfowitz and Douglas J. Feith, were focused on Iraq long before 9/11, and that Mr. Cheney asked Bill Clinton's then-departing secretary of defense, William Cohen, before the 2001 inauguration to give the incoming president a comprehensive briefing on Iraq and detail possible future actions.

In a joint appearance with Trump at the White House, Palin acknowledged that she "didn't know a lot about Nambia" but said that she was looking forward to receiving a comprehensive briefing on the nation's history, culture, and customs from the Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos.

The UChicago Consortium's first comprehensive brief on student teachers and the student teaching experience in Chicago Public Schools (CPS), the nation's third-largest school district, is available today.

Nikolic also wanted to know how "comprehensive briefs of evidence" could be compiled from war zones against suspected terrorists.

I will never go for a meeting unless they have given me a comprehensive briefing.

Instead, he praised Petraeus for a comprehensive briefing and also suggested the intelligence had not been good.

On Thursday, Schiff and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). also sent a letter to the acting director of national intelligence, Michael Dempsey, demanding a "comprehensive intelligence briefing" on Flynn's contacts with Russian officials, as well as access to the transcripts of those conversations.