Polling on EuroVegas was scant, and my conversations with Spaniards seemed to suggest a relatively even split in opinion: roughly half the people I spoke with felt the possible jobs were worth it, while the other half fumed.
What is known is that there will be no red carpet or V.I.P. room, no sit-down dinner and scant opportunity for one-on-one conversation with Mr. Obama, except for those who make it to Mr. Geffen's home.
At the housing projects themselves, vast concrete expanses dotted with six-story apartment buildings and scant lawns, the indictments were hot topics of conversation yesterday.
Although it has received scant attention in the United States, it has dominated conversation in the corridors of power and news reports in France since rebels tried to overthrow the government three months ago.
Conversations between the two sides have been scant since Carol Bartz was named Yahoo's chief executive in January.
Even if we have scant evidence, most foreign journalists have come to assume our phone conversations are monitored.
The exact details of their conversation, meant to address the growing threat of nuclear war, remain scant, but Trump did tell reporters that he showed Kim the video on his iPad.
Indeed, he confessed that he had long wished for such an appointment, but recounted a conversation with one of his three sons some time ago about his scant chances of making it.
Protesters standing in floodwaters hold a sign that reads: "Can we talk about climate change now?" Scant media coverage of the link between increasing weather extremes and a warming world suggests it's a conversation still seriously waiting to begin.
Uneasy new meetings and fumbling reacquaintances at spontaneous parties and dinner gatherings lead to long and whimsical conversations about serious subjects that mirror the rigorous substance of their expensive educations and its scant application in their daily lives.
