In announcing the end of the "hotline" in the truce village of Panmunjom, where the Korean War armistice was signed, the KNCA said there was "nothing to talk to the puppet group of traitors about".
An offer cannot be made unless you have a CEF, so the person at the end of the hotline can only confirm whether there are places available and whether your qualifications would satisfy an offer.
I try to imagine what the governor thinks as he draws his veto pen through 40 years of women's struggle and work, how he sleeps knowing women across his state who are exposed to brutality will be left without escape, shelter or even a friendly voice at the end of a hotline.
My neighborhood is a vast network of taxi drivers, the guy who delivers my pizza, the cashiers at the mall, the baristas at my favorite coffee shops, the woman at the dryc leaners, the bartenders at my local dive, the voice on the other end of the customer service hotline, the custodians at the theaters where I work.
At the end of last year, according to the Hotline, the venerable Washington online digest, Clinton had more than $17 million in the bank for her re-election campaign in New York — and no serious opponent to spend it against.
An MRI slot is reserved at the end of each day's list for hotline referrals.
"Big Rings" and "One Dance" — my jams — keep me motivated, and when a piano rendition of "Hotline Bling" plays during savasana, I wish the afternoon wouldn't end.
He's already unveiled the video for "Treat You Better," a new track that addresses domestic abuse and includes a domestic violence hotline number at the end of the clip.
Listening is a kind of hotline to poetic attention.
She also served as Board Chairman of HOTLINE, a telephone crisis and counseling organization.
