Word: discussing
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...menu committee, composed of the executive chef, dining managers and production managers, usually meets during the summer to discuss the menu and keep it contemporary...
...Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA), held annually at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, brings together several hundred students from colleges and graduate schools across the U.S. and Canada to discuss U.S. foreign policy and international ethics. Each student is assigned to a roundtable discussion group, led by professors or other foreign policy experts. Topics included global social issues, international security and regional issues, among others. My group of about 15 students focused on U.S. foreign policy-making. As a history concentrator with a focus in international relations, I was excited to meet other students...
...than other women, escaping the home or seeking help may pose unique difficulties because of poverty, lack of access to a car and psychological isolation. "Everything about reaching rural communities is harder," explains the Justice Department's Campbell. "There's very much a culture that says you don't discuss your personal affairs, maybe even a culture that a man's house is his castle and what happens in it isn't anybody's business." This year Congress appropriated $5 million in domesticviolence outreach funding specifically earmarked for rural communities...
...said yet which local Chechen boss was responsible for the hospital's security. Earlier this month, in response to threats that foreigners could be in danger, the Red Cross pulled some of its staff out of the war-ravaged Caucuses republic, which still sees sporadic violence. In Chechnya to discuss further details of the ongoing cease-fire, Russian national security boss Ivan Rybkin wearily condemned the attack and urged Chechen forces to thwart any further shootings. Since a tentative peace was signed in August, Russian troops have almost entirely pulled out from Chechnya, leaving the republic, which has serious secessionist...
...this area the faithful seem to be leading their churches, instead of following, opening an unusually lively colloquy. It is the nature of computer networks that they tend to throw together people who would otherwise never meet--never mind discuss something as intimate as one's personal beliefs. Thus on the Internet, Catholics suddenly find themselves keyboard-to-keyboard with devil worshippers, Jews modem-to-modem with Islamic fundamentalists. "I put the [Reverend Moon's] Unification Church right up there with the wonderful world of Mormon," someone with the screen name Marzioli posted recently on a Usenet newsgroup. The next...