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According to officials, the peace delegations were engaged today in more substantial conversations than they had expected to undertake in Mr. Clinton's absence.

He said his lobbying effort with Mr. McKenzie included pointing out that "I wanted to be there for the whole night, dancing for the audience" in more substantial roles.

The country has been a very useful enabler of the European Union's foreign policy in the Western Balkans, but it has shied away from strengthening Europe's diplomatic or military capabilities in more substantial, structural ways.

Although Wilder worked on "The Matchmaker" for years, it's not one of his more interesting pieces; it contains all the whimsy and strained humor that he disciplined himself against in more substantial plays, such as "Our Town" (1938) and the overlong but fascinating "The Skin of Our Teeth" (1942).

A star of Hanks's stature should buoy up Bridge of Spies' international progress, though, apart from 2007's Charlie Wilson's War, he has little track record in more substantial material; he is more usually deployed as a middleweight anchor for more frivolous enterprises.

While many of the women were pregnant in high school and have struggled with abusive relationships, financial hardships and addictions, they've often found ways to make their lives work, at least provisionally, and to live with their children if not provide for them in more substantial ways.

"It is still an open question whether the current crisis in Ukraine will result in any more substantial shifts in Russian policy toward North Korea, particularly in dealing with the nuclear and missile issues," Vorontsov said in his blog post.

His penchant for set design comes into play in the more substantial "Big City," in which dozens of aluminum rods curve around the center of the stage.

This allowed greater investment of labour and technology in crop production, resulting in a more substantial and securer food source, but sporadic migrations persisted.

There are several scenarios thinkable in which a coarse temporal resolution in a life-cycle experiment will result in even more substantial errors of rm.

"Is it possible you haven't scattered your father's ashes because you need him in some way?" the wife in the screenplay asks, though that bluntness would be unthinkable in a more substantial, ambitious novel.