"To get the same two interlocutors at a meeting two weeks in a row was nearly impossible," an Africom source said.
Though not without critics, the change has meant that foreign leaders meet the same E.U. interlocutors — at least for stretches of two-and-a-half years — allowing them and their officials to forge closer ties.
So I did it again, with different interlocutors but the same result.
"All of my interlocutors raise the same concern," Mr. Biden said to reporters traveling with him on Air Force Two, as he flew to Athens from Istanbul.
Again, the "you know" suggests that she and her interlocutor share the same perspective.In this section The coalition's first big exam The giving game No wonder they're scared Team Miliband You know or do you?
Invariably sporting a brown derby hat (a habit borrowed from the 1920s American Democratic presidential candidate Al Smith), he ruthlessly exploited his gift for taking off voices, causing endless delight by replying to questions at public meetings in exactly the same Devon intonations as his interlocutor.
"In both meetings with our EU interlocutors, they told the same illustrative anecdote: during the delegation's meeting with Mugabe, a strong, young man entered with a bowl and pitcher of water on a silver tray.
On the other, there is broadly pluralistic secularism, which tells us merely that participants in public political discourse are not in a position to assume that their interlocutors are making the same religious assumptions that they are.
And the interviewee (I write from painful experience) either has to give the same answer as before (which causes his interlocutor to yawn as much as himself), or to come up with a new answer, which is almost inherently false.
The Americans are less worried about Iran's nuclear ambitions than they were, and would like to encourage more Iranian co-operation in Iraq.One hardline voice?Iran's western interlocutors, whether American or European, will face the same dilemma.
