Back in Minnesota, as Chuck Ripka and I were leaving the bank to go to a meeting of local business leaders, a small encounter took place that was treated as so commonplace by everyone involved that I failed to see its significance at first.
The day before we were to celebrate International Women's Day at large commemorative events at United Nations Headquarters in New York, my husband and I had a much smaller encounter that proved the power of individuals to effect change.
For graffiti crews it was difficult to dissociate from street gangs because many had relatives or deep connections with the gang, and sometimes it would take a small encounter to fuel a long-term conflict.
As she patrolled the halls of her school, Ms. Small encountered another student in camouflage.
Frost demonstrated an enviable versatility of theme, but he most commonly investigated human contacts with the natural world in small encounters that serve as metaphors for larger aspects of the human condition.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 7 , 1956P. 39...To a beachcomber from the North the race problem has no pertinence... Being a guest of the State of Florida, author "minds his manners" & does not criticize his host's custom Speaks of two small encounters with "color".
Get immediate access to this article for just $1 a week by subscribing now....To a beachcomber from the North the race problem has no pertinence... Being a guest of the State of Florida, author "minds his manners" & does not criticize his host's custom Speaks of two small encounters with "color".
We watched a few other small encounters between the opposing forces but mainly things were growing quiet.
In Brazil, the smallest municipalities encounter difficulties, as they lack teams with the technical qualifications needed to implant care coordination mechanisms in the healthcare networks for their population [ 10, 54, 55].
"Do you?" It was a small, casual encounter and also an exceedingly rare one — a taste of teenage patter shared by two autistic girls.
