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During this period Tatian produced the two works that still survive, the Diatessaron and a discourse to the Greeks.

In his discourse to the wandering monk Vacchagotta, he rejected the theories of both eternalism and annihilationism.

Amazon's latest Web-based app is already adding discourse to the debate over the future of the Web.

"He made a huge contribution to the right in Canada by creating a newspaper that moved the country's political discourse to the right," Professor Clarkson said.

Clinton will want to appear pragmatic in order to woo independent voters and centrists, but Walker's reactionary conservative principles will likely shift the discourse to the right.

In all of the discourse about journalism's transitions, not nearly enough effort is made to shake off the shock of the new and simply adapt the daily rhythms of professional public discourse to the emerging formats.

The result was to limit the discourse to those two accepted or acknowledged paradigms.

The Commission can frame problems and discourse to 'influence the interpretation of the problem, thereby pre-determining possible answers', which Bauer (2002: 386) describes as 'discourse framing'.

Judge Weinstein has taken the discourse to a new level.

He teaches the Nephites the Lord's Prayer and delivers a discourse similar to the Sermon on the Mount.

The government was also criticized for stifling the independent media and preventing any meaningful political discourse prior to the election.