Garcia was interested in finding a strategy to rehabilitate former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya; he also reacted favorably to suggestions that the United States is open to discussion with the Government of Venezuela if the right interlocutors could be found.
It might be a good time and place for you to engage in a long and complex dialogue (with the possibility of it getting naturally derailed as others are invited to join in), but it is highly likely it will not be the right time and place for your interlocutor to engage with you.
All of the radio spectrum and much of the optical one might carry a message, or be used to broadcast one: the chances of alien interlocutors being on the right frequencies are low.
But, as the rally in Tel Aviv suggests, a growing number of Israelis, even on the right, think that, somehow, some Palestinian interlocutors must be found if there is to be a chance even of a preliminary truce.
The statement contained a classic Trumpian reversal: the President was claiming for himself the right to privacy that belonged to his interlocutor.
Demonised by the right for having once spoken to ETA, Mr Carod-Rovira is now a regular interlocutor of the government in Madrid.
In two further rounds the interlocutor performed two other gestures (see Fig. 7): shaping a flat surface by moving the right hand horizontally in front of himself, and a circle gesture.
"What," asked my interlocutor, "is the worst-case outlook for the world economy?" It wasn't until the next day that I came up with the right answer: America could turn Irish.
When we left the lady on the right gave him a stick of gum, and I think he kept it in his mouth for the rest of the day as a reminder of his cosmic interlocutors.
As the author-narrator, Vallejo talks with a series of interlocutors, and, in the end, the interlocutor is Death itself.
