…r changes. The carbon dioxide in the atmosphere began to rise anomalously fast. The planet became an intense emitter of radio waves. And something else unprecedented happened: small projectiles launched from the planet's surface escaped the biosphere completely. Some were propell...
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…ce” reports on specific issues; holding public seminars, briefings, and conferences; speaking to the print, television, radio, and electronic media; and maintaining informational websites that disseminate publications of the think-tank videos of events on a worldwide basis. The...
…ed my fear. I chose Nina Totenberg because I had come to trust her reporting about the Supreme Court on National Public Radio. I honestly had no idea what leaking the affidavit would accomplish. I certainly did not envision that it would literally embarrass the Senate into delayi...
… named Nachman Rifkind, was sent to take up a position immediately south of the triangle. Soon after nightfall, Rifkind radioed in that he was there, and that the area seemed clear of enemy forces. The divisional command post then ordered a second brigade to move toward the hills...
…but that she deliberately, with the connivance of her lawyer, lawyers, made up this story willfully and knowingly. BBC Radio 4 - Sarah Montague (Jan. 3, 2015) (http://www.bbe.co.uk/programmes/p02¢7qbc). In another widely-broadcast interview on CNN, Dershowitz implied that there...
…al. For the Trump team, this style, this unmediated connection—his speeches, his tweets, his spontaneous phone calls to radio and television shows, and, often, to anyone who would listen—was revelatory, a new, personal, and inspirational politics. For the other side, it was clown...
…ch laws in Minnesota, and booklets on how to protest legally. WILLOW: That doesn’ t seem right. | was listening to the radio, and a pundint was talking -- TRACK: You mean pundit-- WILLOW: --a pundit, he was talking about keeping protesters out of sight, they could only speak...
…me, George was working as a civilian scientist for the Army Signal Corps in Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, in charge of the radio relay program. He had been recruited by their senior executive of Research & Development, an alumnus of the University of Michigan. A week after Sputnik,...
…chance because he was still alive. The obituary evoked inquiries from newspapers, wire services, foreign publications, radio and TV. “What's the meaning of it?” one editor asked me. “There's a lot of excitement at the city desk.” “That is the meaning of it.” A few years later...
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… built after the war into a 2,400-feet-high mountain called Gebel Um-Hashiba, 20 miles back from the Suez Canal. When I radioed in to tell him I’d decided to abandon the operation, I could hear the surprise in his voice, and what seemed reluctance as well. “If that’s your judgeme...
…t, office furniture and supplies for a total of $358,811.74. TWIN CITY EXPANSION NEEDS FINANCIAL PROPOSAL: Additional Radio Communications | | Annual Total $30,250.00 Additional Portable Communications Tele- Communications Internet Office Broad Band ps / $400.00 Month inje...
…st 2016, when he took over the Trump campaign, Bannon, beyond a few interviews he had done with Trump for his Breitbart radio show, was pretty sure he hadn’t spent more than ten minutes in one-on-one conversation with Trump. But now Bannon’s Zeitgeist moment had arrived. Everywh...
…he city of Qum, said of Mr. Rouhani. “Now he must provide more freedoms, break the hard-line monopoly on the state-run radio and television, and increase freedom of press.” To achieve all that, Mr. Rouhani must persuade the hard-line-dominated judiciary and security forces to c...
…acraments. My column was widely circulated and generated an enormous debate. I was invited to appear on television and radio shows, where extremists on both sides pilloried me: gay activists for not going far enough; religious anti-gay activists for going too far. Shortly after...