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… right at the back—the woman back there. Q: Thank you very much, Professor Snyder. <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em>. I’m an author and journalist. I was wondering how you explain and …

… I think was first, if you can identify yourself. Q: Yes. Thank you. I’m <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em>. I’m an author and journalist. And just talking about what I worry …

… So I'm delighted to be here with him. We will start right in. OSNOS: <em>Barbara</em>, you didn't say who you are. <em>DEMICK</em>: Okay, who am I? I am …

… so he could be here, but we’re very pleased to have him here. And <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em> is the New York Correspondent for the L.A. Times. She was formerly …

… Q: Too late. TERRY: Yes. WALLERSTEIN: Back on the side there. Yes? Q: Thank you. <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em> from The Los Angeles Times. This is a question, I guess, mainly for …

… The hardest job I’ve had is dealing with so many questions unfairly. Please. Q: <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em> from the Los Angeles Times. It’s wonderful that you’re doing Syria …

… give concluding remarks. QUESTION: OK. I hope this is a good concluding question. I'm <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em>. I'm a press fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. I hear …

… and express other grievances related to urban life. As the protests enter a second week, <em>Barbara</em> <em>Demick</em>, CFR’s Edward R. Murrow Press Fellow, offers three things to know: - Not …