There were great questions on a host of fronts, with several attendees focusing on oil — both through the debate over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline and the growing recognition that California, which for a century has been an oil producer, is poised for a huge expansion of drilling for both oil and natural gas in the state's Monterey shale deposits.
With time running short, Romney's campaign redoubled efforts to cast Gingrich as an unreliable leader on a host of fronts, including in statements and web videos.
When Robert Tuchman of New York, the host of "Front Row With the Sports Travel Insider," a weekly Internet-based radio show, found himself delayed at O'Hare, he sat down in an airport sports bar to watch a National League championship game between his beloved Mets and the Cardinals.
The Springboks recalled a host of front-line players after a long period of inactivity but despite fielding the most experienced Test side in their history, they could not fashion a try.
Toulon, who announced the signing of Willie Mason from Hull Kingston Rovers on Monday, will be without a host of front-line stars during the autumn when the World Cup is underway in New Zealand.
Cardiff Blues centre Roberts is one of a host of front-line players who do not feature in the Wales squad for the one-off Test against the Barbarians, as Gatland assesses his wider options ahead of September's World Cup in New Zealand.
Having rested a host of front-line players from last season's Six Nations to concentrate on the Sevens World Cup, the move backfired when they went out in the quarter-finals in Moscow, after relinquishing the Six Nations crown they had won for the past seven years.
Finn and Couvée document the role of the CIA in publishing and disseminating Dr. Zhivago through a host of "front organizations and phony foundations," including Bedford Publishing Company, and in smuggling copies of the novel into the Soviet Union.
Taken together, the documents show that these six companies--in conjunction with the American Petroleum Institute (API), the oil and gas industry's premier trade association, and a host of front groups -- have known for at least two decades that their products are harmful and have intentionally deceived the public about the climate change threat.
While Wednesday's settlement put one legal headache behind the bank, the second-largest in the United States by assets, it still faces legal challenges on a host of other fronts.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the business lobby that has fought the president on a host of legislative fronts, has been particularly piqued about his administration's most recent campaign finance maneuver.
