According to Dr. Franklin's recollections, Mr. Ford told the liaisons that "we need to be holding their hand and whispering in their ear, 'Neurontin for pain, Neurontin for monotherapy, Neurontin for bipolar, Neurontin for everything".
To this end, liaison personnel are needed who have some degree of cross-training in the public health aspects of communicable diseases and in law enforcement and criminal investigations.
"Since when did we need a liaison with Europe?" Mr. Daschle asked.
Why the company needs a liaison to the music business is another legacy of Napster's Original Sin; YouTube needs to reassure labels and executives that it is not, in fact, destroying their business.
Freddie needed a liaison to Capitol Hill conservatives, and Mr. Gingrich, with outstretched wallet, was ready to help.
She was hired by the district a few weeks after David Hernandez's suicide, which had made it clear that the district needed a liaison who could directly address the rifts between the Spanish-speaking community and the English-speaking school district.
The notion that Senate leadership needs a liaison to liberals struck many of those liberals as the wrong prescription.
The FBI's congressional-affairs liaison says the briefing needs to take place on an encrypted National Secure Telephone System NSTSS) line, known as a gray phone, which refers to the actual device, or on Secure Terminal Equipment (STE).
Although the book's first half charts a few more of Kirstein's homosexual liaisons than it needs, Mr. Duberman is never salacious.
If it is all "too difficult" and the "no boots on the ground" mantra prices out the option of military and liaison training teams, then we need to be clear about the limitations of the effort proposed yesterday.
