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The White House said the talks touched on a wide range of topics, including North Korea, and Iran, as well as economic and security issues.

She touched on the matter in her speech.

Mr. Brown only touched on the matter for a few minutes.

Bill Venners : You kind of touched on this earlier, but could you justify why you think that's the point of good design?

He had touched on Sondra, and she was still too near his heart to reveal anything that would reflect on her.

One little bit of trivia that we haven't touched on so far is how are these SOAP messages transmitted back and forth?

Dr. LESKEY: Well, I think you sort of touched on this in that this is an invasive species.

The issue also touched on an unusually emotive subject at a time of rising Sino-US trade tensions.

I ve also explained some of the most common uses for Servlet filters and touched on how filters fit into a traditional MVC architecture.

Holmes: You'd touched on that a bit about it bringing back feelings of rejection. Were you able to work through that at all?

The woman's true identity was revealed, Jesus lightly touched on the things that she had done, her spirit was immediately shocked, why?

This article has touched on just a few basics of the SVG format.

Yesterday I touched on the word "match" when I said that a strike anywhere match was once called a Lucifer.

I touched on this earlier, but I really want to emphasize this point.

When I saw this lore, I knew that it touched on the scenes I had haunted, and I therefore read long in the yellowed papyrus.

Walking the forest, you see a vine attached to tree trunks, soft and solid mutual Interlacing, you touched on this scene of quiet beauty.

He touched on the question of the emancipation of women .

Now that we've touched on the basics, we'll be picking up the pace for the next two articles.

In saying that, she has touched on a fascinating aspect of her story - and indeed the story of her family itself.

Bachmann, a former tax attorney and home-schooling mother of five, has frequently touched on her Iowa roots during her visits.

The matter was hardly touched on.

The former first lady touched on many topics in a wide-ranging interview , reiterating some views that she has previously expressed.

This paper touched on some of the issues that are likely to be significant. This paper is based on current knowledge and experience.

Indeed, he never spoke publicly of anything that touched on the personal.

I briefly touched on the concept of a library definition using .

When I last touched on the NatWest Three, a full-page advertisement had appeared in at least one national newspaper.

And as the title suggested, it touched on all the mainstays of party thought and was encrusted with the characteristic jargon.

Using an iOS device as a remote also opens up some pretty awesome "interactive tv" options. Kevin Rose touched on that a bit on his blog.

The two leaders also touched on the issue of world oil prices and agreed that the oil prices should be kept at a reasonable level.

Those proposals touched on issues that were crucial for a more balanced approach to norm-setting.

We've touched on the concept of "platform agility" several times already.

Touched on the raw like this, Zhou Jin let himself go and sobbed even more noisily.

As I touched on above, many test teams are justified in complaining about their inability to continue their work due to build failures.

This article touched on a two virtualization mechanisms: full virtualization and paravirtualization.

The team reached its findings through a series of seven experiments that touched on everything from deals on gadgets to law enforcement.

In particular, this article has not touched on the process for creating or applying the various asset types mentioned.

it touched me, touched on the boss that the people under their parents to consider the heart.

Let me now deal more fully with the important question that was touched on earlier.

Korsch has touched on many fields in philosophy, law, economics, politics and sociology at which he is pretty good.

His responses touched on the Linux development process, upcoming features, and whether he's concerned about potential patent litigation.

There, HTC spoke about some of their latest products and briefly touched on their direction for future devices.

I wrote an essay a couple of years ago that touched on some of these same points.

The challenges that faced the state were extensive and touched on every aspect of life in Egypt.

The debate petered out, which was a shame as it touched on an important issue in the debate about multitasking: rudeness.

Cameron touched on major international issues including the conflict in Sudan, the political situation in Myanmar and climate change.

Part I also touched on key strategic considerations like what projects are best-suited to a GDD approach.

The arts and the liberation of the laboring people together, it is never clear, and has never even touched on the subject.

There are literally hundreds of choices (and I haven't even touched on things like XML transformations with XSLT).

The proposed order is based on an architectural discovery process founded on the six principles of systems engineering touched on above.

This debate focused on domestic issues, but touched on terrorism, homeland security, and American troop deployment. Mr.

Earlier installments of this column have already touched on several others.

When they eventually touched on the subject of God, the barber said: "I don't believe that God exists. "

Their talk touched on a range of topics, from climate change to Iran's nuclear ambitions and the recall of Chinese-made toys.

but they also touched on the exceptional values of literature which were reflected in his works.

You would be surprised by the number of balls he touched on Sunday.

Our hosts were relaxed and uninhibited. Conversation was wide-ranging and touched on family, culture, and business.

Some episodes sparked heated debates about the effectiveness of torture, and others touched on issues of press freedom and nuclear arms.

We've already touched on the merits of using a Service Registry to resolve service endpoints at runtime briefly above.

I've touched on just a few of the software development myths and assumptions that we encounter every day.

May have touched on such as the existence of a sharp edge, plush toys, such as filler unclean.

In his lecture on geology, he touched on the subject of climate.

Other executives, including Mr Peterson, emerge as sketches, and the dynamics driving the firm are barely touched on.

This may seem trivial, but for Mr. Soong, it touched on a much deeper issue: government legitimacy.

Among other things, he touched on the geography of the area, the three day battle, European history, Greek history, State's Rights.

It also touched on China's excessive investment in steel and insatiable appetite for energy supplies.

In an interview with The Economist on February 22nd, Mr Brown touched on four main themes.

These are all perfectly valid and useful data binding use-cases, but I still haven't touched on all the possibilities.

Storylines often touched on matters of fate, destiny, spirituality, the meaning of life, or what it means to be human.

The professor touched on human rights and democracy in his lecture.

His remarks were more than slightly unsuitable; they touched on the offensive.

Greiner also touched on his experiences with data sources in LCA tools.

One issue the author has not touched on in this article is color selection.

The previous section briefly touched on accessing the properties of an SDO (see the code in Step 4, "Populate the edit form" ).

In this post, I briefly take up a topic I have touched on a number of times before: taking notes.

At the same time, we have already touched on a few areas in which the parallel Web is more complex than other approaches.

We touched on too many topics, so the group leader brought all of them into focus by summarizing our discussion.

He touched on many points without enlarging on any of them .

He touched on the subject in his speech.

The discussion eventually touched on eating habits.

He felt himself gently touched on the shoulder.

What we have touched on here though is relevant to a cluster, grid, or cloud infrastructure.

I touched on word processors and why it is important that XML be used to store documents.

This article touched on the intersection of libvirt (an open virtualization API) and the virtio framework.

Other questions touched on the findings of the doctors who examined Mr Saiful.

Immortals greatly touched on the rabbit uterus to become Yutu.

A major component in cloud computing touched on above is tooling.

Before we dive back into the nonsense though, let's see just how many taboos we've touched on with this charming little title, shall we?

In his lecture he touched on the major aspects of the controversy.

The previous section briefly touched on accessing and setting an SDO property (see the code in Step 2, "Update the contact" ).

I touched on this in my last article, 11 Frequently Asked Questions about After Effects, with explaining how to RAM preview correctly.

frenzy that touched on clinical insanity.

We've only just touched on that, so far.

The documentary touched on the role the pig plays in the country's economy and, even more, in Vodou rituals.

The password manager's algorithm is based on the browser's same-origin policy, which we've touched on before.

lt's a good effort. lt touched on one of the major themes: love.

This matter was only touched on for five minutes.

Much such mutton in the cotton isn't touched on the lunch.

In addition, we also note that the report touched on Iran's response to the Board's Feb 4 resolution.

His father will always live in my memory, touched on family, love life. Let us always keep the illness raised on the family around us!

Her actions touched on treason.

His action touched on betrayal.

We have already touched on the issue of harm in our discussion of trust.

Mr. Volynets also touched on Rusal's efforts to pare down its $12. 9 billion debt load.

Let me know you really touched on in the world, after all, have you Holy men, in order to own a real stick.

I've touched on feedback above, suggesting that great ways to learn are by working with friends or by hiring a coach.

In the same article I touched on climate change, on the importance of hard work and how best to boost gross domestic product.

The debate on the "Four Clues and Seven Emotions" touched on here is regarded as its most important topic.

I have only touched on what's happening in the world of widgets in this post.

All of America was touched on the evening of the tragedy to see Republicans and Democrats joined together on the steps of this Capitol,

Some of the devices used to ensure reasonable accuracy have been touched on already;

Listen to Barack Obama as he touched on what we have in common in his now famous speech on race "A More Perfect Union" :

In addition to a shift in how the applications are delivered, Chizen touched on the possibility of the revenue model being advertising based

In this series on cryptography thus far, Gary and John have touched on

I done touched on everything, but little boys