Despite all this, SASC decided to keep its deliberations off-limits to the public.
Before an election, everyone would get Deliberation Day off and be paid to attend community meetings.
Vija Celmins set the immediacy of mass imagery against the slow deliberation of the hand in paintings whose imagery is taken off the TV screen and the cover of Time magazine.
Further public deliberation on how the inevitable trade-offs could and should be managed in primary care could also inform such discussions between clinicians and their patients.
A violently yellow sheath of Lurex-threaded silk started out with long sleeves, but after some deliberation, she hacked off the sleeves for an instantaneously streamlined look.
Mr. Frank said he would "wall off" deliberations on basic monetary policy, and delay the release of information about the Fed's financial operations to prevent traders from capitalizing on its moves.
In the middle of the war on terror, there may be special costs to revealing internal White House deliberations including tipping off the enemy about strategy and inhibiting frank legal debate that might check the president's worst instincts.
The jurors continued meeting past their usual quitting time of 6 p.m. for the first time since deliberations began, setting off some anticipation that a verdict might be at hand.
Most recent poll number: 7 percent William C. Thompson Jr. (D): Goes Slow and Long Patience, deliberation, moderation — they pay off, as do the careful nods of reassurance to Wall Street, the real estate moguls and law-and-order establishment.
"There's darkness in there!" he says, I think a little affronted, "but there's only a certain amount of deliberation that you can successfully carry off, because the light changes, the weather changes.
