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"With Sanders, I would say, it's more substantive; with Biden, it's more that sense that he's the guy who's going to meet you for a beer after you've been working in the factory," said Christine Rididough, a longtime Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) organizer and chair of the DSA's national steering committee.

He said he would let Clegg talk to Cameron, but he implied that the talks would fail – and that Labour would then be in a position to open more substantive talks with the Lib Dems.

Can we catalyze more substantive conversations with a greater number of people?

We could have more substantive conversations with job-seekers if we opened the kimono a little bit to say, "Look, here's what's going on in the department.

Indeed, the Jets have toyed with more substantive changes.

"This year, more people are going to attend, and they will be armed with more substantive questions.

Perhaps Republicans should deal with more substantive public policy issues from now until Election Day.

These blog-style pieces are interspersed with more substantive writings, which are the true strength of the collection.

"The more substantive relationship we have with Moscow, the more we can defuse the zero-sum thinking about our relations with Russia's neighbors," he said.

For Mr. Obama, this might argue for replacing some of the rallies and rhetoric with more substantive speeches and interactive town-hall-style meetings.

And more substantive, in an interview with Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday," he was asked repeatedly how he would offset the 20 percent rate cuts that the Romney tax plan called for — a move that the Obama campaign, citing independent groups, said would cost the government $5 trillion over 10 years.