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They also said they expected architecture that was "not necessarily conventional," offering as examples the work of Diller & Scofidio, Steven Holl, Rafael Moneo and Renzo Piano.
The initiative encourages "the 6.8 million Camry drivers out there," as an announcer puts it, to share memories about "the effect Camry has had on you," offering as examples stories about "first dates, first kisses, road trips".
"People mark time by baseball," said Tim Brosnan, executive vice president for business at Major League Baseball, offering as examples the World Series, known as the fall classic, and the remembrances of summers past through the quests to break home-run records in 1961 and 1998.
If she does not run, "there is a list of people waiting in the wings", Mr Daschle soothes, offering as examples two very different senators: Ms Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand (the junior senator from New York and a politician of Clinton-level pragmatism, without the Clintons' experience).Other Democrats are less sure, seeing a problem that goes beyond personnel issues.
"We talk around the world, 'We need to be bold, be disruptive,' " he added, offering as examples an effort that encouraged Indians and Pakistanis to connect with one another through interactive Coca-Cola Small World vending machines and a commercial that explained why the company sponsored sporting events like the Olympics.
This was a nation where prejudice and discrimination were still tolerated, offering as an example, California, where the threat of Proposition 8 offered reaffirmation that we as a nation allowed the majority to pick and choose who was worthy of equality.
The discounts on the travel packages are up to 65 percent off retail values, Ms. Kremins said, offering as an example three packages that include the Everest flyover.
Also, Advertising Week "is becoming more global," Ms. Everson said, offering as an example her "hosting over 25 clients from Brazil at our party on Tuesday".
"In this difficult time, it gives hope," Chantal said, offering as an example "Heart in a Hurricane," a painting by Lee Quiñones that depicts an apparently homeless man clutching a vibrant rose.
"Fear, a cockup and a degree of incompetence" led the NCTL to bungle its approach, Faux said, offering as one example a discussion on a private Whatsapp message group operated by Hussain among Muslim members of staff.
Since May, about 10 percent of the content in the Radar box has been sponsored, Mr. Webb said, offering as an example an animated gif, or image, of a glass Coca-Cola bottle spinning on a floor.
