arising out. of these materials which might be answered by further English-language resources to be provided by the area specialist.
The objective, then, was not merely to catch the ball, or merely to catch it and run with it, but to catch it, run with it, and return it.
Phase 1: Swahili counterpart materials.
Swahili-language materials to support the English language article were drawn principally from East African newspapers, for four reasons:
By only scratching the surface of the available newspaper files, the language team quickly assembled 60 items on manpower, ranging in length from 50 to 500 words. About half of these related directly to the major points of the Hollister article; most of the rest had to do with the structure and operation of East African labor unions.
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