The records show a more extensive contact between Mr. D'Amiano and the governor than the administration had previously indicated.
And because Webb grew up in extraordinary wealth, she would have had no extensive contact with their daily use.
Captain Wilson's castaway arrival, the first extensive contact with Europeans, was a dividing line in Palau's history; maybe this will be, too.
Some continue to shun extensive contact with the modern world while others are more flexible and pragmatic about embracing new technologies.
George Silberbauer, the colonial officer then in charge, argued that many Bushmen already had extensive contact with people outside the reserve.
Jose Padilla, an American who had extensive contact with al-Qaeda, was arrested in 2002 in Chicago on suspicion that he was planning a dirty bomb attack.
But they did say they had been in extensive contact with officials of FirstEnergy, the utility whose lines were failing to the north, during roughly an hour of escalating trouble.
Chris Cornell, who in January was indicted for plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol, had extensive contact with an F.B.I. informant in the months between his posting of pro-ISIS posts on social media and arrest.
Asked whether the European Union regulators might raise antitrust objections, he said, "We have been in extensive contact with the authorities in Brussels, and they have not had any issues" so far.
I did resent what seemed like overly extensive contact at the time, but now, four years later, as a college freshman about a thousand miles from home, I actually long for the days when my parents could easily contact me!
According to Frieden, the two nurses who contracted Ebola in Dallas had "extensive" contact with Duncan in the days before he was diagnosed, when he was extremely ill, excreting large quantities of highly contagious body fluids.
