Among their concerns were hotel prices in New York and the space and planning problems that the news media encountered during the 1992 Democratic Convention.
Maybe a few news-packed encounters could change the whole game.
The elephants repeatedly slapped their ears on the ground, sending vibrations through the sand that would return, with news, upon encountering solid objects.
Giving the perception that Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein of "Portlandia" may not be much of a stretch from the real thing, a local news reporter encountered a couple running through the streets of the snow-covered city, refusing to let the weather get in the way of their exercise.
(Series protagonist Father Tomas, ably played by Sense8's Alfonso Herrera, encounters news clippings describing the events of the film).
In line with the conversation analytic literature on delivery of bad news in medical encounters (e.g., Heritage & Maynard, 2006) there is little 'atypical' about the equivocal language used in Extract 1.
There is a substantial literature on the delivery of bad news in medical encounters drawing on number of traditions including conversation analysis (e.g., Heritage & Maynard, 2006; Maynard & Heritage, 2005).
These days it's hard to pick up a newspaper or turn on a news program without encountering stern warnings about the federal budget deficit.
The initial spark was a powerful memory of encountering news reports of the hunger strike on television as an 11-year-old, before he grasped its political meaning.
"Every news organization I encounter uses locutions such as '3,000 troops are stationed' wherever, when the meaning is 'a force of 3,000 members.' I bet there are troops of loyal readers equally troubled by this troopification of the individual".
Pictures and news of the encounter were transmitted by local journalists to international outlets and to publications run by Burmese in exile; these stories were soon posted on Web sites accessible to people inside Burma.
