| First of all, being careful not to intervene as a semblable, on the axis of interlocution. |
| To serve as a point for interlocution between companies and the Administration in the sphere of investments and business restructuring in Catalonia. |
| A while later, after having had the opportunity to reflect on the interlocution, I came to realise how professionally it was done. |
| The woman is forced to write in the language of the other in such a way that otherwise indicible expression can be heard and seen in the margins of interlocution. |
| David Makinson is reacting to the style of my interlocution, not its content. |
| The author nicely sets the scene for his interviewees and then lets them tell their own story with minimal interlocution. |
