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During morning huddles, unit and division leaders shared the data and started conversations about potential reasons behind the numbers.
Like Notorious MSG, the rap group from New York City's Chinatown that has won a reputation for songs like "Dim Sum Girl" and, in the process, started conversations about the conditions under which immigrants labor, Mr. Herrera has honed a persona that lets him move effortlessly from what he calls "Mexploitation messaging" to pointed commentaries about political issues like immigration reform.
John Haegele, who is being named chief executive of the Aerial Media Group at Van Wagner, said the company started conversations about two years ago with the principals behind the ad blimps as Van Wagner looked to expand in out-of-home advertising.
It was the experience of the authors that the immediate return of results to clients often started conversations about smoking and quitting, suggesting a potential role for BCO as a clinical tool to educate and motivate low SES smokers who are not motivated to quit.
It's not uncommon for my friends to start conversations about dating by asking: "Are you still swiping?
One positive thing to come out of this is that it might help people to start conversations about their own relationships with food.
For him, one of the most important legacies has been how it has allowed gay people to start conversations about homophobia within their families.
The Gallery's weekend family programs and self-guided materials are designed to help start conversations about art with children, and we have programs for all ages.
But beyond that, Krzywinski says the art is meant to awaken emotions about math (hopefully emotions other than dislike and confusion) and start conversations about numbers and randomness.
"We think from this we can create a community hub where like-minded people can start conversations about current problems, and new or ongoing projects," Diggle says.
Fifty Shades upcoming theatrical premiere is re-starting conversations about the cultural significance of our obsession with the sexual exploits of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey.
