The senior Santorum source said Romney requested a face-to-face meeting during their talk.
He is betting that, in a face-to-face meeting, he can talk Shari into abandoning the claim to the throne that he himself had granted.
Later, during Case's off-the-record talk, Google's Brin--soon likely to face his own high-stakes business encounters--sat intensely on the edge of his seat, intently listening to Case and his experience.
And perceived drawback of telephone counselling - lack of face-to-face time - actually turns out to be one of its greatest strengths as one in six people say they're too embarrassed to talk face-to-face about their difficulties.
"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.
Still, In the end, the participants agreed people will still need to actually talk to each other face-to-face, no matter how sophisticated and nimble handheld devices become.
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He used videoconferencing equipment to talk to recruits and coaches face-to-face via computer, a tactic within the NCAA rules.
President Muhammad Khatami has welcomed people-to-people talk, but has not felt strong enough, in the face of the hostility of his implacably Great-Satan-hating adversaries, to extend this welcome to official negotiations.
You can tell how much Jen-Hsun loves to hear himself talk by the look that comes over his face after he says something he really likes.
Despite talk of a new era post-World Cup his team to face Bulgaria on Friday is likely to show just three changes from the XI beaten 4-1 by Germany.
The current reluctance of mainstream politics to talk about these scenarios flies in the face of British opinion poll results suggesting a strong - even a majority - interest in leaving the EU if a close relationship can be maintained with Europe.
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