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" The Joint Commission , which evaluates and accredits about 15,000 U.S. health care organizations and programs , requires hospital OR personnel to have a pre-surgical conversation in the OR before every operation . Phone conversations can become distorted , garbled or lost because of transmission errors . Over two and half days of sequestered conversations , the group thoroughly investigates those issues and develops solutions . I had the opportunity to meet with him on Friday and we had a good conversation . These reflections , and an heart almost insensible of all pleasure but what were derived from the hope of passing the summer of his life with Monimia , were antidotes even to the influence of Warwick 's example , who often gaily rallied his country prejudices , but never seriously attempted to pervert his principles – and sometimes , in their more serious conversations , was candid enough to own that he should himself be a happier man if he did not , rather than incur the ridicule of those for whose opinion he felt only contempt , plunge into vices for which he had no taste , and call pursuits pleasurable , which , in fact , had no power to bestow pleasure . " Together , these two titles suggest what the wider conversation confirms : that the study of poetic form rewards close attention because even a seemingly minor technical matter such as a poet 's eccentric enjambment finely intertwines the aesthetic and the political , the idiosyncratic and the shared . With live conversations over the Web , customers get their questions answered immediately . These various conversations are the subject of conflicting affidavits by the parties involved . A sophisticated elite cultivated a life refined to a degree scarcely seen before or since , with intimate social and intellectual gatherings , conversation , letter writing , and a fascination with the movements of the heart . Podcaster Jennifer Chu sat in on a lively conversation at the Emerging Technologies Conference that included Brad Hunt , chief technology officer for the Motion Picture Association of America , and Andrew " Bunnie " Huang , a technology hacker and consultant for security systems companies .