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The Selenites, do they exist, will respond by a similar figure; and, a communication being thus once established, it will be easy to form an alphabet which shall enable us to converse with the inhabitants of the moon.' So spoke the German geometrician; but his project was never put into practice, and up to the present day there is no bond in existence between the Earth and her satellite.

"It is a fact, sir," he said, "which the various Governments of Europe have realized for many years, in connection with the exchange of communications one with the other.

An electric thread puts it in communication with the screw, and the needle indicates the real speed.

The liberty of communication cannot be mine till it has lost all its value!"

Noel Vanstone to receive communications on her behalf.

The Foundations of Communication in Criminal Justice Systems

In any nation, there must be some form of communication between the unit that governs society and the people who make up that society.

For example, a communication to a corporation or a government entity could be an attempt to threaten, or actually violate, the security of the company or the United States.

Most large organizations are plagued by serious communication problems; the difficulties are especially prominent in large heterogeneous organizations where precise collaboration is critical.

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Baseball analogies aside, the importance of proper communication among policyholder, assigned defense counsel and insurer cannot be overstated.

The Church is not only called upon to use the mass media to spread the Gospel but, today more than ever, to integrate the message of salvation into the 'new culture' that these powerful means of communication create and amplify."