Simply put, face-to-face relations have more cross-cultural credibility than do government broadcasts.
Or, as Mr. Charney put it: "We found with this guy that when you put him face to face with people, he's good".
Indeed, their business strategies put them face to face more and more, inviting the comparisons that previously were not so obvious.
"Another problem to solve is that if you take 13 layers and you put them face to face, the result is not transparent, so you have to master chemical processes to have a render of transparency with an anti-reflective coating," Mr. Evequoz said.
In a bizarre interview over a conference telephone call to reporters gathered in a Jakarta hotel for what had been billed as an appearance by Mr. Bashir today, the cleric challenged the Indonesian government to put him face to face in a room with Mr. Faruq.
But with Sampras chasing a record-breaking 13th Grand Slam singles title, with a quirky back that has put him face to face with his tennis mortality, the addition of tendinitis to his list of ailments was unsettling to the scene.
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And each man thought endlessly of the corner he should never have turned, the corner that had brought him here: for Diego, it was the street corner that he and Michele had gone around to avoid the cordon, and which had put them face to face with a group of Germans in full battle gear, stopping passersby in the middle of the road three metres away, as if in the opening scene of a film.
Geddes is quick to point to the genre's ability to put us face to face with our own mortality.
Through the hum of black velvet sleep is meant to put viewers face to face with rigor mortis.
Her travels put her face to face with Pope John Paul II, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, the president of Greece, Syria's foreign minister and an associate of notorious terrorist Abu Nidal.
