Six large American prop erties and about the same num ber of comparable Australian holdings, Mr. Grover said in an interview, dominate the 10‐ year‐old buffalo industry in the Northern territory.
But as Menzies Campbell, himself a lawyer, pointed out in one of the many interviews dominated by US spokespersons, this is just not true.
In a remarkable interview that dominated the entire World at One coverage, Carter poured scorn on the IPCC's findings.
"I want the country to understand that people are completely entitled to their opinions on this," Mr. Edwards said in a 30-minute interview largely dominated by Mrs. Edwards.
When the financial system went into meltdown, BBC interviews were dominated by City voices like stockbrokers and hedge fund managers, rather than critics of a sector that had plunged the country into disaster.
The narratives of most of the sex workers we interviewed were dominated by descriptions of poor treatment at the hands of clients.
While the face to face interview technique has dominated research on human subjective reaction to noise, other techniques such as administration of a written questionnaire offer the established advantages of anonymity and cost-efficiency.
These filmed "confessions," shot against a black background, provide counterpoint to the lyrical B-roll interludes and the highly stylized interviews that dominate much of the proceedings.
A topic that dominated interviews throughout the city on Thursday was the idea that Mr. Obama may select Mrs. Clinton as his running mate.
The almost single-minded focus on economic decline that for so long dominated interviews here with voters -- and shaped the appeals of presidential candidates from both parties -- has been replaced with a broad new set of issues, including health care, education and campaign finance reform.
