In a subsequent conversation, on Jan . 8 , 2001Mr. Barak renewed his request, according to the White House transcript.
In a subsequent conversation on the radio programme This American Life, he said (his name isn't given) he had been overweight, and, as West writes in Shrill, "reading about fat people, particularly fat women, accepting and loving themselves as they were, infuriated him in ways he couldn't articulate at the time".
In a subsequent conversation, one of the patients told him that she had lied to him.
In an interview conducted on 20 July 2012, with subsequent conversations held on 1 and 14 August, Lim explains the broad context that led to this unprecedented policy, illustrated by aspects of his own personal history.
She touches briefly on many of the things she'll elaborate in our subsequent conversation, and on how listening to pirate foreign radio as a child helped her to fathom the outside world.
So I wonder if you are overwhelmed by the magnitude of the job that you're about to inherit and if you can tell us anything more about that conversation with the president and the apparently subsequent conversations that you've had on the phone since then.
Even though the piece was to be revised based on editors' subsequent conversations with Captain Carter, the initial reaction by the editor who chose this language as the going-in position is indicative of both the inherent bias of this individual editor as well as (I fear) The Times's editorial staff.
D'Alessandro said he changed some of his subsequent conversations with other teams based on the group's ideas.
"But [based on] subsequent conversations I've had with the president, I just don't believe this was the president's decision".
Many students found this structure helpful, but based on many subsequent conversations it became clear there is an appetite for more granularity.
