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Jimmy Carter met Assad in Geneva, in 1977, to explore prospects for a U.S.-Soviet conference on Middle East peace.

The researchers employ stakeholder interviews to explore prospects for entertainment development in one rapidly changing Asia Pacific location, Macao.

Priorities for the first round are to explore prospects for local ceasefires, enhanced efforts to fight Islamic State and improved humanitarian access to besieged areas.

President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made phone calls to Israeli and Arab leaders to explore prospects for halting the fighting.

The apparent stalemate between international troops and the Taliban also made U.S. and NATO leaders more willing to explore prospects for a negotiated political settlement with the Taliban.

The first day, on "form," will explore prospects for programmable universal error-corrected assembly of perfect macroscopic systems from imperfect microscopic components, over scales from molecules to buildings.

In 1933 Standard Oil of California signed a deal with the Saudi foreign minister for the exclusive right to "explore, prospect, drill for, extract, treat, manufacture, carry away and export" oil.

This paper reviews current practice for both direct and indirect characterizations of nZVI during groundwater remediation and explores prospects for improving these methods and/or refining the interpretation of these measurements.

In exploring prospects, a Republican lawmaker close to the president said the White House was looking for someone who is "an old Washington hand with the ability to re-engineer a huge bureaucracy".

De Mistura, the third UN envoy appointed to handle the Syrian war since it erupted nearly five years ago, plans to hold talks for six months, exploring prospects for ceasefires, action against Isis and improved humanitarian access.

Finally, this Comment uses environmental pollution to introduce the concept of social pollution and explores prospects for using environmental statutes as models for regulatory reform proposals that address the social pollution of systemic discrimination caused by implicit bias.