It will be, he said, "a unique kind of debate that you and your friends won't just watch, but you'll really feel part of".
On Friday 25 October all these women came together at the BBC's London headquarters, Broadcasting House, for a unique day of debate and discussion.
"Artists could bring something really unique to this debate," she added, "so I hope that's going to change".
The workshop offered a unique space for debate and reflection, to give young people an opportunity to collectively discover some solutions to the problems confronting their generation today.
In consultation with the national media, a series of interviews, roundtables, hotlines and call-in programs are providing a unique platform for debate and clarification.
Denver has been in the unique position of debating post-Sept.
What's more perilous is the extent to which these sudden shifts reflect something unique to constitutional debates — namely that arguments for constitutional limits tend not to sway people who don't already have a political incentive to support them.
So they both have a unique insight into this debate, which will prove to be the most fascinating meeting of the minds since Gore Vidal debated the Iran-Contra affair with a small plate of cottage cheese.
Dr. Rabinowitz called the debate "a unique opportunity to showcase Hofstra University and Long Island, our nation's first suburb, to a national and international audience".
On Friday Mr. Redden and the Spoleto board's executive committee issued a statement saying that while they supported the flag's removal, all the artists scheduled to appear had been asked to do so in spite of the boycott "because the festival strongly believes that the arts have a unique ability to stimulate debate, draw people together and ultimately to change them in ways nothing else can".
