So they have been very, very, very firm about we're going to see every single one of them, face-to-face interview, and that takes a while.
"It's a great company and a good brand, but we've never been the type to want to talk about it, " says Richard, 53, in a rare face-to-face interview.
The Paralympic gold medallist tabled an amendment to require doctors' reports to be obtained and taken into account by the assessor, arguing that this would reduce the need for appeals and allow some disabled people to receive the new benefit without having to go through a face-to-face interview.
Several days prior to the statement, NPR sent e-mails and made phone calls to Armstrong asking for an interview, either face-to-face or on the telephone.
Likely beginning in late 2011, the hour-long series could air two to three times a week on the Oprah Winfrey Network. (Winfrey is contractually barred from hosting another chatfest until her syndicated talk show concludes in September of the same year.) Next Chapter will reportedly follow Winfrey as she takes her bold-face interview subjects to global locales like Egypt and China.
Yet another cost the nation has to face, Topol noted in e-mail interview, will be the enormous cost of conducting huge trials to compare the relative benefits of various popular drugs.
Equally significant, they now interview over the telephone rather than face-to-face.
But while some might see the interview as a mere formality, for others this face-to-face encounter proves to be a major stumbling block in what is already a competitive application process.
With the government's position hardening, Mr. Swartz realized that he would have to face a costly, painful and public trial, his girlfriend, Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman, said in an interview Sunday.
In a January interview on ABC News, she said "daggers" to recount her tense, face-to-face encounter with Loughner at his sentencing.
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