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The remarks came amid a longer interview, devoted mainly to Mr. Graham's Christian theology.
In an interview devoted to the subject for the website of Phoenix Television, a Hong Kong satellite network, Mr Zhang concluded that people at the bottom feel utterly alienated.
In her first extended interview devoted to her Senate candidacy, timed to coincide with her official announcement this afternoon, Mrs. Clinton took pains to present herself as a moderate Democrat.
It was he who mocked and revelled in the idea of fame with homemade bad-movie "superstars"; he who wrote the most prescient epigram of the second half of the century ("In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes"); he who created the first high-end magazine, Interview, devoted entirely to celebrities.
Some critics are concerned about privacy issues, and they ask whether a computer program can really judge a person. 1 NEW YORK/REGION 29-36 HillaReadyinTon Ready To Press Her Campaign In her first extended interview devoted to her Senate candidacy, Hillary Rodham Clinton said she is now prepared to press an aggressive campaign against Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in the race for United States Senate.
That means, at least for now, eschewing policy speeches and lengthy interviews devoted to the subject of his candidacy, and spending far less time on the campaign trail than his opponent.
A highlight this week is a Making Music program -- part concert, part interview -- devoted to the complex, texturally varied and often alluringly lyrical works of Peter Eotvos.
An unseemly amount of the interview is devoted to the settling of scores.
Most of the hourlong interview was devoted to Mr. Sarkozy's plans to overhaul the French pension system, most significantly by raising the retirement age for full benefits to 62 from 60.
Above, we have documented not only the great effort our interview subjects devoted to breastfeeding their babies but also the range of meanings they attributed to those efforts.
Most of the interview was devoted to Bernanke's defense of the Fed's decision to buy $600 billion in Treasury securities, a move intended to hold down interest rates.
