31.   Some have suggested that Trimble, like Richard Nixon before him, needed unalloyed hardline credentials to open a dialogue with sworn enemies.

32.   The Clinton administration has urged Moscow to show restraint and open a dialogue with Chechen leaders.

33.   The government, to its credit, has sought to open a dialogue to see if the situation can be retrieved.

34.   The process often opens a dialogue with film executives to whom the writer can present future projects.

35.   The summit was intended to open a dialogue on ways that religious groups can tap into the same government funding as secular nonprofits.

36.   The Serbs were urged to open a dialogue with the leaders of Kosovo by the contact group of six nations that monitors the former republics of Yugoslavia.

37.   They also agreed to open a dialogue on human rights.

38.   This approach, he suggests, is designed to open a dialogue and develop a collegial relationship with the competing business owner.

39.   To end the war, a serious dialogue must be opened between the army and the now-banned Salvation Front.

40.   Two months ago, Shah agreed to meet in Srinagar with an envoy appointed by Vajpayee to open a dialogue with Kashmiri leaders.