When I asked him what it was like to sit on the witness stand, knowingly fabricating a story that could have resulted in their executions, Dick let out an audible sigh that seemed to say, "I know you're not going to believe this," and, after an extended silence, replied, "It didn't cross my mind that I was lying; I believed what I was saying was true".
For example, someone could have extended @replies or hearts to things or places or songs or whatever, not just Tweets and Twitter accounts.
"To ensure that members of the public have as much time as was initially anticipated to reply to initial comments in these proceedings, the Bureau today is extending the reply comment deadline by three business days," the FCC said in a release.
The letter raised concern over three points of the media legislation:the obligation for balanced broadcast coverage, including a right of reply, being extended to on-demand services, including blogs with video.
Gravel showed he knew something about his audience in his first response by, before replying, extending his condolences to the family of Latino U.S. Army Private Armando Soriano, who was killed in Iraq and whose parents now face deportation.
Mr Rumsfeld replied that he extended his "deepest apologies" to the prisoners and told the senators that he accepted full responsibility for what they suffered.
Those who replied, were given extended information.
"Very nice to meet you," I replied, extending a hand.
"I know who you are," Mr. Bogosian replied, extending his hand.
"As you wish," I replied, extending my hand to meet his.
His own contract runs to the end of the 2013-14 seandn and when asked whether anyone at Arsenal had spoken to him about extending it, he replied: "No, nobody". .
