Panel members were encouraged to discuss the reasons why they selected these particular stories and this discussion was recorded, transcribed and translated.
"This discussion was happening then, that Thelma & Louise was the start of more interesting roles for women.
The posting that prompted this discussion was for a position that doesn't fall within LeanIn.Org's definition of a "volunteer".
Inherent to this discussion was a system of values: in the Aristotelian world, hot was better than cold.
Before the elections, this discussion was hot because we believe that if anything can be done in Iraq, the prime minister is the one who should do it.
This discussion was good news for a group of plaintiffs' lawyers who are using such a theory to pursue Erisa suits against major managed care organizations.
This discussion was interrupted by the Japanese occupation of Indonesia in 1942, which eventually broke up a generation that was still closely bound to Indonesia's colonial situation.
One of the earlier contributions to this discussion was "The Black Image in the White Mind" (1971), in which the historian George M. Fredrickson discussed white American racial attitudes in the century leading up to World War I.
Just as this discussion was dying down, it reignited in different form, by way of an essay in Vanity Fair about the critical reaction to Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize-winning best-seller, "The Goldfinch".
The low point in this discussion was Hillary Clinton talking about how she learned to shoot -- "behind the cottage that my grandfather built on a little lake called Lake Winola outside of Scranton".
An active part in this discussion was taken by the economist J.M. Keynes, and also by the Liberal Party, which in 1928 published proposals for government intervention entitled Britain's Industrial Future.
