Now, when people speak of Atlantic City, they speak of renewal, they speak of opportunity.
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For example, it omits the -s on third-person singular verbs: I speak, you speak, she speak.
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By saying "Alexa, speak slower" or "Alexa, speak faster," you can, well, get Alexa to speak slower or faster.
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To speak as a rape survivor is to speak of things one shouldn't speak of — or so we are taught.
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"Anyone who has been victimized can speak up, should speak up and will be protected to speak up," de Blasio said.
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Among these, power resides in the ability to decide when to speak, where to speak and with whom we speak alongside.
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Speak Spanish to the people you can speak it with.
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Under Speech you can enable Speak Selection or Speak Screen.
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"We don't speak Dutch; we speak Frisian," Ms. Poepjes said.
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These people are bound to speak up, speak their mind.
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You need to speak English, speak Spanish, whatever you want.
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AMBASSADOR LIGHTHIZER SPEAK -- AND I SPEAK ALMOST EVERY SINGLE DAY.
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They speak often and they speak candidly with each other.
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These phantoms speak throughout Mailhot's book — they speak through her.
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I speak in a way that I don't speak ever.
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When I speak I do not speak just as myself, I speak as every black person they've never met, I speak on behalf of every person of color that they may like or dislike.
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When I speak of the spirit, I speak of the self.
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He cannot speak for himself; the media will speak for him.
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It's hard to speak up — to have courage to speak up.
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The time to speak wisely was when you could still speak.
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"Some people speak the King's English, others speak jive," he says.
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I speak at their events, I speak at their board meetings.
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Think about how you speak and how others speak to you.
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That's right — do as they do and speak as they speak.
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Speak words of love, speak words of decency and of respect.
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It is his duty to speak, and speak loudly and emphatically.
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Nancy & Chuck don't want me to speak, Mainstream Media outlets don't want me to speak, and the Hollywood Elites don't want me to speak.
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Democrats speak to these core issues, they just don't speak particularly well.
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"I speak Spanish perfectly well, I speak Creole perfectly well," she says.
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We should speak out every time it happens, speak out, and expose.
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Because animals can't speak, it's especially important that we speak for them.
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Not necessarily change it, but speak to it, or speak from it.
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When I speak to my parents, I speak to them in Tamil.
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The Russian characters speak Russian and the non-Russians mostly speak English.
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A rising age of states' rights, sound money, and constitutional government in which the regions and mature states saw themselves as able to speak up, speak for themselves: Speak their minds and speak it in their own language.
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"I couldn&apost speak to him, and he wasn&apost going to speak to me if I wasn&apost going to speak to him," Smith said.
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Speak loudly and they are deemed shrill; speak softly and they are meek.
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I don't speak much Italian, and the elderly shopkeeper didn't speak much English.
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" Heard concluded her #GirlGaze video with a powerful message: "Speak up, speak up.
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It's hard to speak truth to power if you and power don't speak.
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If you're afraid to speak up, feel the fear — and speak up anyway.
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Sometimes they don't even speak Spanish; they speak Quechua, Aymara or other dialects.
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"They all say 'speak about the economy, speak about the economy,' " Trump said.
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She allows her to speak in ways that a sober woman wouldn't speak.
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"The audience was saying 'let him speak, let him speak,' " Mr. Trump said.
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We have every right to speak up and speak out and demand action.
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"One vote, speak to your senator, please, speak to your senator," Trump said.
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I won't speak for any particular individuals because they can speak for themselves.
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Jean Lemierre: You speak about volatility but we should also speak about growth.
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We charge our leaders to speak for us and to speak to us.
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If you feel it's good for you to speak out, then speak out!
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"The Germans don't speak French; the French don't speak English," Mr. Bartels said.
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So with their Italian grandparents they will speak in Italian, with their [Spanish-speaking] grandparents they speak in Spanish, and with Mama and Papa they will speak back in English — but they understand in any language we speak to them.
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Mr. Bannon and his ilk need to be given all the rope we can provide — let them speak speak speak — and show themselves for what they are.
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I cannot speak for him, and I can&apost speak for special counsel Mueller.
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When you speak about women and you speak racial slurs you should be condemned.
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The best artists don't necessarily speak for their neighborhood, but speak alongside their neighborhood.
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They didn't speak English, and they didn't speak to each other the entire flight.
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"I didn't speak any English and she didn't speak any Spanish," he says, laughing.
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"Barack would rather speak to a million people than speak to 30," he said.
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"I'm going to speak my truth, and they're going to speak theirs," Williamson said.
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We go out of love to speak for those who can't speak for themselves.
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Refugees I speak to at PIKPA speak openly about the psychological trauma they endure.
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When white people speak about racism, I think––How can they speak on that?
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I know how this country treats the women who speak up and speak out.
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Not to speak – not to speak – JIM CRAMER: It could have been a concert.
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Not only would I speak, but I would also encourage others to speak up.
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"It's important that we get Mueller to speak, and to speak publicly," Himes said.
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"The more people that speak out, the more people will speak out," Mayo said.
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His mother repeatedly told him to speak to us, but he could not speak.
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When we speak about the Hispanic electorate in America, we often speak in reductions.
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You don't always speak the way you write or write the way you speak.
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This is a moment for vigilance—for Americans to speak up and speak out.
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Maybe you speak French not because you're privileged; you're privileged because you speak French.
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Go to the town board, speak with them, and speak to the other side.
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"There are those who endured, suffered and didn't speak, because they couldn't speak, because they knew to speak meant 'I won't be able to feed my children,'" Winfrey said.
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MACCALLUM: Well, I certainly can&apost speak for Charles but I can speak for us.
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We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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I can&apost speak for their memories, but allow me now to speak for mine.
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And then we're like, 'Yes, we can speak, and we want to speak for ourselves.
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Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and always be true to yourself.
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Bob Dole did not speak in 1996, and Ronald Reagan did not speak in 1980.
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We have an obligation to speak and defend for those who can't speak for themselves.
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It's a rapidly growing region of over 300 million, most of whom speak speak Arabic.
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"If you feel like you want to speak out, speak how you feel," Wilson said.
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The fish can't speak for themselves so I got myself educated and speak for them.
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But he could not speak in her world, as she could not speak in his.
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I didn't speak to anybody, I didn't speak in any of the meetings or anything.
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I cannot speak for everybody, but I can speak for myself, and a few people.
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Klein does not speak for Adelson, though he is unlikely to speak out of turn.
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I can't speak to the history as much as I can speak to the future.
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We don't speak the way Shakespeare did, and Shakespeare didn't speak the way Chaucer did.
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I didn't speak any Spanish and she didn't speak any French, but we got along.
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We speak directly to you guys and prefer to let the music speak for itself.
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The sources declined to speak for attribution because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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The speaker that speaks might soon speak without you speaking to ask it to speak.
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When I speak of war, I speak of war over interests, money, resources, not religion.
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"We do not speak for the people, but we speak for the Constitution," he said.
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"Respectfully, Mr. Priebus doesn't speak for me and I don't speak for him," Gorsuch responded.
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But rather than let those findings speak for themselves, Barr decided to speak over them.
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I don't speak Russian and he didn't speak English, so it was a quiet ride.
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They may claim to speak from a tradition, but not to speak exclusively for it.
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"I don't speak their language, and they don't speak mine," she says of her parents.
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When we speak of the American working class we speak mostly of people of color.
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I could speak that language, I could speak that Corleone, welcome to the mob life.
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I'll let my accomplishments speak for myself and he can let his speak for himself.
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I can speak on things that someone who hasn't fully lived everything can't speak on.
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Mr. Macron needs to "speak to the French people and speak quickly," said Mr. Juppé.
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And the #MeToo movement has given us the courage to speak up and speak out.
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"Respectfully, Mr. Priebus doesn't speak for me, and I don't speak for him," Gorsuch said.
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He said, "I can always speak for myself," not "I can only speak for myself."
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But our experience leads to a different conclusion: Come together, speak up and speak out.
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Pets can&apost speak, so you need to speak to someone who is an expert.
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My mum didn't speak any Chinese, and I hardly ever heard my grandparents speak it.
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Most did not speak English, and they were relieved that I could speak Spanish fluently.
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"I normally go speak to people who want to listen to me speak," Mnuchin quipped.
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Speak out, and speak up, for surely history will judge us all for our silence.
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"They speak broken Korean to me, I speak broken Spanish to them," Ms. Lee said.
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You know, I will say that I think I'm in a relatively unusual (INAUDIBLE), in that there are not many people that can speak with real credibility to conservatives but can also speak to moderates, can speak to leadership, can speak to the administration.
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"Sometimes people don't want to speak, but I find more often than not I'm actually surprised that they do want to speak, and they are willing to speak," she said.
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When I was younger, out in public with my parents, I would speak Tamil with them, but when I would speak to anyone else, I would switch and speak English.
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Choose Accessibility from General in Settings, then select Speech and enable Speak Selection and Speak Screen.
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Over half of Italians proudly speak one of them still (though nearly all speak Italian, too).
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I feel like I can speak honestly, and I feel like I have to speak honestly.
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People who speak two dialects may share a cognitive profile with people who speak two languages.
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard will speak Thursday and Fed Chair Jerome Powell will speak on Friday.
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"I'd prefer to speak to mine, sir, because I can speak most authoritatively there," Mattis said.
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For example, if we speak normally, babies respond much less than if we speak with musicality.
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He didn't speak English and I don't speak Spanish very well, but we always talked anyways.
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"One vote, speak to your senator, please, speak to your senator," Trump said, referring to Sen.
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It was that my father-in-law didn't speak English, and my parents didn't speak Spanish.
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"We can only speak for our intentions, we can't speak for the federal government's," they said.
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Actions speak louder than words, and enormous American flag dresses speak louder than pretty much anything.
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When they visit, they speak with humility and appreciation, and they do not speak about themselves.
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"I speak only through opinions, I can't speak on issues publicly like you can," Sotomayor said.
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I pick my battles on what I speak on because when I do speak, it's authentic.
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It's just a little less grating to speak to your phone and have your phone speak back.
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So when we speak about Paleolithic diets, it's very important to speak of them in the plural.
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I can't speak for other people who've dealt with suicidal ideation, but I can speak for myself.
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They're going to have a chance to speak at a — they have a major chance to speak.
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"They know when I speak, I speak for you," said Biden, referring to audiences around the world.
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The first time I saw him, I didn't speak to him, and he didn't speak to me.
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Women should continue to speak out, but men should speak as well, it should be a dialogue.
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I don't have any reason not to speak to her, I'm happy to not speak to her.
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It has always been a priority of mine to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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I can't speak to that, but I can speak to the way I'm getting through it: memes.
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"Gloria is all about courage and to get women to speak out and speak up," said Sartain.
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The Mexican shelter workers don't speak French or Creole, and most of the migrants don't speak Spanish.
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Everyone can instead abide by a simple premise: write like you speak and speak like you think.
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My gender, my age, the languages I speak (I only speak English, however) and my profile location.
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Well, I don't speak-- I don't speak hip-hop, so I can't really do Hamilton very well.
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Today they can barely communicate with each other: Turks don't speak Arabic, and Syrians don't speak Turkish.
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It is time for us to speak up and speak out against this attack on our rights.
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What specific show or format, I can't speak to, but yes, I will speak to Fox viewers.
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Why would you want to speak negativity into your body, why not speak LIFE into your body?
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They speak of enhancing the game-day experience the way coaches speak of converting on third down.
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"I'll speak in English and they'll speak in Spanish," said Daniel Chacón, one of 10 faculty members.
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It's given us the ability to speak 'chef's speak,' and to really connect with these local chefs.
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He got his Pokemon cards even though he didn't speak Japanese, and the proprietor didn't speak English.
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Pick out elements that speak to you and force yourself to articulate why they speak to you.
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"We speak for vulnerable people, we speak for the disenfranchised — and we take that seriously," Richmond said.
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Being able to speak was such an honor for me and being able to hear everyone speak.
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An invitation to speak at a U.N. summit and a Nobel Peace Prize nomination speak for themselves.
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They tend to speak of commissioners the way athletes speak of rivals whose game tapes they've studied.
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"I was invited to speak by two groups on campus, so I intend to speak," she said.
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And he pulled out his cellphone to speak to someone, or to pretend to speak to someone.
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There would be no more intimidation from college kids; everyone would speak up and speak their minds.
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She asked to speak with a manager; he said there was no manager there to speak with.
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The sources declined to speak for attribution because they are not permitted to speak to the press.
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"I think he should have let her speak, because he had a chance to speak after her, so he could have made his points when he got the chance to speak," Megha said.
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Today's news is also fairly significant in terms of scale, as in the U.S. alone, 1,292,448 people speak Vietnamese; another 836,171 speak Russian; and 586,173 speak Hindi, Google says, citing U.S. census data.
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You hold your finger down on your ear and say "help me speak French," and speak a phrase.
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None of the sources could speak for attribution because they were not authorized to speak on the matter.
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City Girls by Trina Their lyrics speak for women who cannot speak so raw, so real and vibrant.
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The First Amendment has long protected not only the freedom to speak, but the freedom not to speak.
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That infuriates me, and it comes out when I get the ability to speak the way I speak.
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They're going to have a chance to speak at a major -- they have a major chance to speak.
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We don't say anything at all, and it's like, Oh, we speak for you because you can't speak.
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"We know that we can't speak to everybody's experience, but we can speak to Kat's experience," Lasher said.
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They want us to 'let the work speak for itself' but not the the work speak for itself.
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I can't speak to what other people believe, I can't speak to what other people's experiences have been.
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I kind of felt like if I should speak the truth I should speak the truth to you.
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Nor does it allow a safe space for other victims who are scared to speak up, speak up.
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"You know me; I really like to speak out and speak up and be a leader," she said.
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Woods did not speak with the biography's authors but did allow his chiropractor to speak on the record.
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We know that Trump doesn't speak for all Americans, just as some criminals don't speak for our country.
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He can continue to allow his work to speak for him, but it will never speak for them.
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Flemish people speak Dutch, whereas Walloons — residents of the second largest region, Wallonia — speak French and some German.
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He likes to speak Urdu, she likes to speak Hindi; they are essentially the same language, written differently.
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Although Turkey now provides free medical care to Syrians, few Turks speak Arabic, and few Syrians speak Turkish.
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Mr. Vuillemin said that often defendants choose not to speak to investigators, but do speak at their trials.
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"There is a difference between freedom to speak and license to speak," the executive said in an interview.
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" Greenbrier Companies: "Greenbrier's interesting, but you know, when I speak of rails, I always speak of Union Pacific.
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Amy: I know you can't speak for him but you can speak for yourself... What about the whistleblower?
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They're going to have a chance to speak at a major — they have a major chance to speak.
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Roberto G., near Austin, Texas I only speak Chinese with my parents I speak both English and Chinese.
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"In New York, the best sushi chefs generally don't speak much or don't speak English," said one visitor.
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You go out and speak in public, speak your mind and really say what you mean to say.
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" Booker praised Warren's speech as she left the floor, noting that in addition to speaking from the Senate chamber, he has "also watched her speak in the streets, speak at airports, speak at rallies.
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"What I'm thinking about doing for the convention is rather [than] these politicians, you know — they're gonna get up and speak and speak and speak," Trump said at a rally in Richmond, Va., Friday.
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"Look, I'm not Taylor Swift, so I can't speak for her and why she does or does not choose to speak or not speak about any specific subject matter," he told Yahoo in an interview.
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"Free speech includes both the right to speak — but also, crucially, the right not to speak — or be forced to speak in support of views or opinions with which you disagree," she told VICE News.
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"What we need is ABCs" — American-born Chinese — "who speak Chinese but also speak farm-to-table," he said.
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"I can't speak English well in life," Shi said, "but I can speak English well with air traffic control."
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The City Girls' lyrics stand out, and speak for women who cannot speak so raw, so real and vibrant.
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"The problem is that both those who speak Ukrainian and those who speak Russian are stealing," says Mr Vakarchuk.
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Even then, she couldn't speak with him because he was so upset he didn't want to speak with her.
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When pundits and politicians speak about our degraded infrastructure, they rarely speak about it from a national security perspective.
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As they didn't speak French and I don't speak English, I told them it was like Brussels-style sushi.
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You don't want to claim knowledge or insight, or to speak for any group, or to speak for yourself.
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"He adds: "I joke about this, but I speak more to my investors than I speak to my wife.
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" Of the group born in the United States, 91% speak English "very well" and another 6% speak it "well.
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Looks like text speak, which people use to relay statements LTYRS faster than we can actually speak, it seems.
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"We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves," he said on Twitter.
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"They'll speak to my lawyers and they'll speak to the attorney general," Trump told reporters from the Oval Office.
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And we can't possibly win them if we aren't willing to speak out and speak up for what's right.
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"The items that speak to John Henryism don't speak to gender or race or socioeconomic status," said Dr. Mujahid.
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Mother could barely speak Reached by The Post Saturday, Bourdain's mother, Gladys, 83, a longtime Times editor, could barely speak.
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He asked to speak to CNBC on background because he is not authorized by his employer to speak to media.
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Actually, all of the women should speak up, and if you're touched inappropriately, tell somebody and speak up about it.
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This week, we learn why couples speak to each other in baby speak, and if there's any excuse for it.
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Clinton is expected to speak Wednesday morning, after she broke with political tradition and declined to speak after her defeat.
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The way we speak to AI-powered assistants can subconsciously impact the way we speak to people in real life.
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Speak up on social media and IRL If you're passionate about the environment, this is the time to speak up.
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"You have to have freedom to speak in a private meeting, to speak candidly," Mulvaney said Saturday on Fox News.
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He could not ascertain what was happening because the Brazilians did not speak English and he did not speak Portuguese.
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Citizens upheld the liberty, provided by Bellotti, of corporations to speak, and they speak under the rules provided by Buckley.
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And only after victims feel comfortable enough to speak and be heard do others become emboldened to speak for themselves.
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"We thought it would be appropriate to let him speak, to give him the option to speak," Trump Jr. said.
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Behind closed doors, some of them speak in a different tone, feeling they can't speak openly in the current atmosphere.
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"I know how to speak the slang talk, but I need to learn how to speak properly," Ms. Horne said.
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And so I decided to speak for people that couldn't really speak for themselves and try to be an advocate.
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"Super Mario 64" is, at this point, hard to speak about in the same way we speak about other games.
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Nobody wants to speak more than me — in fact, against my lawyers, because most lawyers, they never speak on anything.
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I speak to all parts of our party and with things like the wealth tax, speak to independents and Republicans.
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"Thank you for taking the time to speak for those who can no longer speak for themselves," reads the form.
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Because the way you listen affects the way I speak, and the way I speak affects the way you listen.
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Like some of these people are 4 or 5 years old, and not only don't speak English, don't speak Spanish.
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Every single time Democrats have run someone for president who was perceived as not able to speak to the center of the country, not able to speak persuasively speak outside the base of the Democratic Party, they've lost.
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Let's do it with a knowledge that this is not super couth — and then look at it and think about how we speak for ourselves and letting people speak for themselves and not letting people speak for themselves.
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At home, they speak among themselves in Ga, which their children don't speak or understand—allowing them a doubtlessly useful privacy.
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The US stepped back and President Trump started to speak more about deescalating matters and started to speak more about diplomacy.
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I intend to speak up when I disagree with Republicans, and I intend to speak up when I disagree with Democrats.
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It was our dearest hope that we could create a space where new voices were safe to speak, and speak loudly.
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" She continued, "I instinctively knew that I needed to speak up to protect those who cannot speak for themselves: our children.
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He was so intensely shy that he would not speak to the press, and did not like to speak in public.
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And in this show, I realized I didn't have to speak with my mouth, I had to speak with my face.
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"Trump is the first candidate to speak to—and speak for—working-class white men in a long time," Haidt says.
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Obama may not want to speak out often, but he has no reason not to speak out in more bracing terms.
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"If it's not relevant to the role, why not speak the way I speak?" she told Desus and Mero on Monday.
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"I can't speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the Searchlight.
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The reason Spanish-speaking players don't get more media exposure is quite simple: They don't speak or speak very limited English.
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Those who speak highly of Trump in Africa describe the GOP nominee as an outsider willing to speak truth to power.
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A record 85033 million Latinos speak English proficiently, while the share of Latinos who speak Spanish at home has been declining.
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"Too many national Democrats think that we either speak to the progressive base or you speak to the workers," Brown said.
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We agreed to speak under the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about Nintendo's internal processes.
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Not only is language a blockade—most refugees don't speak English, and hardly any speak German—but so are cultural stereotypes.
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So Ghazala Khan chose not to speak because it was just too difficult for her, emotionally, to speak about her son.
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Rhetoric teaches how to speak persuasively, produce something to say on every occasion, and make people like you when you speak.
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We too often believe when we speak of the interior we speak of something singular and known; Myles upends these notions.
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Simple. Distraction, joy, consolation, a chance to describe how buildings speak — and speak, historically, personally, deeply and differently to different people.
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"Historically, the right to speak anonymously is how all sorts of disenfranchised groups were able to speak freely," Ms. McSherry said.
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"They all say, 'Speak about the economy, speak about the economy," Mr. Trump said Friday, during a rally in West Virginia.
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"So they don't speak English, but they also won't speak at all," Oliver explains to Seth Meyers in the clip above.
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"It's about how you speak to yourself and how you speak about others," says the actress, who also practices guided meditation.
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She did not completely restrict Stone's ability to speak, but he is not allowed to speak in and around the courthouse.
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"I'm not coming to the U.K. to speak against anybody, I'm coming to speak for everybody," Mr. Graham wrote on Facebook.
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US District Court Judge Victor Marrero criticized both sides for the huge number of witnesses that have been called to testify during the trial: three to speak about the potential business plan of the merged company, 13 to speak about competition in the industry, 14 to speak about marketing and two to speak about network technology, among many others.
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"The President can speak at any event that he wants to speak at," Bowser said in an interview Thursday with the Post.
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"We now no longer just speak to one another in our social circles, but we speak in much larger circles," says Scafidi.
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"I can&apost speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the newspaper.
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"The world has wanted me to speak differently than I speak," he noted in 2013, in an interview with NPR's Fresh Air.
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"I think if we can take courage from her, we can take courage to speak our truth and speak truth to power."
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"She used her music as a platform and her voice to speak for people who were not able to speak for themselves."
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Our source agreed to speak under the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about Nintendo's internal processes.
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"I can't speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the Record Searchlight.
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What's more, like the rest of the Friday Night Lights cast, he improvised most of his dialogue — Riggins-speak is Kitsch-speak.
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But he did not want to speak openly over the phone, so the two began to speak elliptically about a potential project.
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And yet, the women don't speak to each other about anything besides a man, if they speak to one another at all.
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We were told that we were as likely to speak with a rape victim as we were to speak to a rapist.
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So that night, Ali was going to speak at an auditorium on campus, and then go speak again at this black fraternity.
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In 1954, Egon tries to speak to Helge in hopes of learning what happened, but is unsuccessful; Helge won't speak to anyone.
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Because of that, I kind of wanted to encourage others to stand up and speak up and speak out about financial abuse.
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I can't speak for Emma Stone or Blake Lively, who both recently starred in Allen's films, but I can speak for myself.
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We speak out and we speak out often, and I think in the face of any administration we have a high responsibility.
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And if you're honest about your experience, and if you speak up, normally people would say, oh you speak about the truth.
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I don't often speak to people of your generation because I don't have the language to speak to them—it's too fast.
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Speak to Babylon Health users though, and they love the ability to speak to a doctor via video call whenever they want.
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We are "targeted," in marketing speak, or military speak, by spies or drones if need be, though usually by hackers and advertisers.
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I was only speaking Arabic unless I had to speak English, and not really speaking unless I had to speak at all.
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Although a few attendees did speak to the Texas Tribune, including Ronnie Drury, who arrived 12 hours early to hear Trump speak.
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The staff is young and Thai and queer and straight — some speak very little English while some speak little-to-no Thai.
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Many Yazidis refuse to speak Arabic or use translation services offered by Muslim Kurds who speak Badini, a similar dialect of Kurdish.
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"Today the French speak English and the English speak French, and that didn't exist when you had the two solitudes," he said.
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Finding extremely young children can prove even more challenging because some kids don't speak English or are simply too young to speak.
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Most people speak German or French as a first language — many speak both — and nearly all children take English classes in school.
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Traditionally, federal officials who primarily speak either German or French have been expected to understand, but not necessarily to speak, both languages.
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He doesn't speak for everybody, he doesn't always speak for me, but I think there has to be some alternative [to Trump].
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"I support his ability to speak to issues that our community needs somebody to speak to," Ms. Underwood said of Mr. Steyer.
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" Asked again on Thursday, Trump said the IRS commissioner would need to "speak to my lawyers and speak to the attorney general.
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To speak of the digital in Soucek's work is literally to speak of the digits on her hands, creating a personal grid.
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He doesn't speak: He can't speak Spanish, and The Entity is far from being able to pronounce a single word in English.
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I barely speak Polish, unless it's with my dad — which is rare nowadays because he likes to speak English with my family.
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"Look, I'm not Taylor Swift, so I can't speak for her and why she does or does not choose to speak or not speak about any specific subject matter," he explained in a bit of damage control after the criticism.
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" He said he wanted to have them all address the convention, to be held next month in Cleveland, as examples of "winners," rather than "these people, these politicians who are going to get up and speak and speak and speak.
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"They don't speak in the name of the people, they speak in the name of their bitterness, they speak for themselves, from father to daughter and daughter to niece," he said, referring to Le Pen's father Jean-Marie and niece Marion.
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Or other people who speak about an issue but are more intellectual; or that speak about an issue but don't provoke for publicity?
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WATTERS: He was probably getting a lot of pressure from some of his friends and former colleagues, you know, speak out, speak in.
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Sometimes people with a platform speak simply because they feel pressure to speak, which can be more detrimental than saying nothing at all.
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Maryam and Fatimah, and a few of the guests who are also refugees, speak little English; their U.S.-born guests speak no Arabic.
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"I obviously support him and will always, but he likes to speak for himself and I like to speak for myself," she added.
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"I got nothing but love for you, but you know I'll always speak my mind, just like you always speak yours," he said.
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I put myself down in order to speak, in order to seek permission to speak, and I won't do that to myself anymore.
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Almost 60% of those who speak Spanish at home also speak English "very well" according to 2017 Census data, Axios' Stef Kight notes.
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Mike Bloomberg will leave his forum to speak at the Gates event, and Bill Gates will leave his event to speak at Bloomberg's.
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We need to support leaders around the world who do not speak for the big polluters but who speak for all of humanity.
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Immelt had been due to speak at the Berlin conference, but pulled out after Monday' announcement, leaving Comstock to speak in his place.
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Call on your congressperson to speak out against injustice but also speak out against how many guys look like these guys on 'Westworld.
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Monkeys do not actually know how to read or speak English Now, monkeys do not actually know how to read or speak English.
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"The more I could speak Japanese, the more I would find myself in interesting situations with people who didn't speak English," he said.
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"My opinion is that more languages you speak, better it is, but but when you come to America, you speak English," she said.
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John Kyl will speak at services in Phoenix, per the AP. Biden will speak at a Thursday service at North Phoenix Baptist Church.
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We're especially working on a speak-up culture project; how do you measure who is afraid to speak up about what and why?
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"You cannot speak from both corners of your mouth and apply double standards as you purport to speak for women," Kachambwa told CNN.
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And we've got to get companies to speak up, but speak up in a way that is educating, as opposed to just lobbying.
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I cannot speak for Asian women and I am not trying to speak for them, but it's clear how they feel about this.
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"When you stand up and you speak up and you speak truth to power, you will often be vilified and demonized," she said.
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That's the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau for those of you out there who don't speak DC. KN: Sorry, I only speak in acronym.
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Where his elder forebear was all twisted syntax and '70s-'80s self-help speak — actualize yourself, you must — the little guy doesn't speak.
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"I want to be able to speak the truth as loud as I had to speak the lie for so long," Robson said.
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I'm the opposite of Eliza Doolittle: I don't want to speak like a lady in a flower shop; I want to speak grammar.
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"Alexa isn't going to be able to teach a child to speak, just like children can't learn to speak from TV," Hiniker said.
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And then it protects more than your freedom to speak your mind; it guards your freedom not to speak the mind of another.
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This is the heart-wrenching truth, every day is a battle to stand up and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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At the time I thought to myself, I can use this voice to speak up and speak out about something I'm passionate about.
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Any idea of peace or contentment with our surroundings doesn't speak about resistance and it doesn't speak about true existence in our world.
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And therefore, I frequently get asked to speak about these things, because other people would like to speak about them, but if they spoke about them they would get fired, except for real activists whose job it is to speak about them.
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About as many people speak Kannada as speak Polish, and significantly more than speak Burmese, but it counts as a merely regional language in India, and not even one of the Dravidian tongues with a highly developed commercial cinema (Tamil and Telugu).
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I didn't know how to speak English—I couldn't even count to three—but I learned how to speak it fairly quickly because we realized that my sister and I needed to be the first ones to speak English in our family.
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I think a lot of these issues of people figuring out who has the right to speak are important, and I agree there are some issues where the right to speak is really central to the issue of who actually gets to speak.
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In February, Samsung revealed AR Emoji, a clever (and slightly creepy-looking) way to create interactive avatars that speak onscreen as you speak IRL.
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I can only speak for our culture, I can't speak to European or Asian culture, but I think I get our culture pretty well.
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BRESCH: WELL LOOK, I CAN'T SPEAK TO HIS TWEETS, BUT WHAT I CAN SPEAK TO IS WE TOOK A VERY DECISIVE ACTION ON EPIPEN.
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It's very difficult for people to feel like they can speak freely, if they don't feel safe enough to speak in the first place.
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The writers had Fallon, who doesn't speak Spanish, say "I pretend to speak your language, though in truth I only know the song "Despacito.
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Part of that, Castro says, is because there are just more immigrants to the US today who speak Spanish than those who speak German.
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The Garmin Speak Plus starts shipping in mid-February and will cost $230, or, $80 more than the cost of last year's Garmin Speak.
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I was constantly told to speak to managers who told me to speak to regional branch managers who had phone numbers that didn't work.
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You're right, but uh, when people speak to the millennials and the—their general nature as a millennial, they speak to more liberal leanings.
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Waqa said that he had not allowed China to speak as protocol dictated that he allow prime ministers and ministers to speak before diplomats.
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It's about 80 bucks more ($149 MSRP for the Speak, or $229 for the Speak Plus,) but it has a built-in dash cam.
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Though she did not speak in the courtroom, Barton did speak with reporters along with her attorney Lisa Bloom, who also represents Blac Chyna.
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Some retreat into the absolutism of identity politics, arguing that men have no right to speak about feminism nor whites to speak about slavery.
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While he didn't speak English, and I don't speak Russian, a translator helped me understand what a day in his life generally looks like.
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A majority of fraternity brothers refused to speak to investigators, and those who did speak provided testimony that sounded "rehearsed," according to the presentment.
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But they're not going anywhere unless you speak out about them and convince enough people to join you and speak out about them, too.
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We speak in acronyms; we speak in our own jargon, and therefore we're trying to distill that down and make it to be accessible.
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Achieving that here was going to be a slow, deliberate process, especially because I speak Hebrew, not Arabic, and very few villagers speak English.
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He's a former prosecutor and so he said, speak less, ask more questions, speak slowly, don't give a long preamble, don't be a politician.
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It's like being at a sleepover and trying to stay up until midnight for the candlelit séance, the conjuring of a spirit: Speak, speak!
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Senators speak to the president frequently with no layering of staff, allowing access to a president for whom no one else can really speak.
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" Unlike other viral "speak English" videos, where bystanders both record and speak up in support of the person speaking Spanish, in the El Paso instance, it is the woman herself who records the encounter and her refusal of the man's demands to "speak English.
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The Echo Buds let you speak right to Alexa — much like AirPods let you speak right to Siri — but Amazon isn't religious about forcing you to use its assistant: you can also speak to Siri or Google Assistant depending on the phone you use.
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An ally's role is never to speak for others, but to take down the obstacles facing the oppressed to allow them to speak for themselves.
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"I can&apost speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he said in an interview with Searchlight.
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"We know that members of the judiciary have a right to speak out, but the President also has the right to speak out," she said.
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It's a great way for everybody to show that it's unacceptable behavior to speak that way about women, or to speak that way about anybody.
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"Iraq has begun to speak, and you've heard Prime Minister (Haider) Abadi speak, about the international community continuing to support defense capacity building," he added.
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All of a sudden, there's an opportunity for people who know things to speak out, speak up, testify about and against — and they're doing so.
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I learned how to speak English … " Clearly frustrated, Mowry Housely interjected: "I'm speaking for my kids and my experience, so you can speak from yours.
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It is not just that Mr Stewart and Mr Trump speak the same language; it's how they choose to speak it—through outbursts on Twitter.
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HelloTalk works by matching users who, for example, speak English and want to learn Mandarin with users who speak Mandarin and want to learn English.
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Tim Scott will go but not speak, according to his office, and Haley's spokesman told The Post and Courier she was not asked to speak.
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Johnson said generally the disconnect comes down to the language barrier—most of the refugees can't speak English, and the hotel staff can't speak Arabic.
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We must empower leaders who don't speak for corporate interests but who speak for us, our children's children and those whose voices cannot be heard.
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Lilly's mom doesn't speak a lot of English and my mom doesn't speak any Spanish, so it was so cute seeing them try to communicate.
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The Garmin Speak will use data from your smartphone, once you download the free Garmin Speak app, through a connection via Bluetooth or AUX cord.
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" Ultimately, the model concluded, "I think what she's doing is amazing and I think that being able to speak out and speak up is important.
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"I can't speak for Democrats, but I can speak for myself, and I think that James Comey needs to fade away into oblivion," said Rep.
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An increasing number of the others speak English—in 2012 a report found that 38% of the EU's citizens speak it as a foreign language.
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But no Congress, nobody, and no committee has the power to tell us that we cannot stand and speak up and speak truth to power.
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And the winner is: Amsterdam (55 points) Not only do 90 percent of the Dutch speak English, many speak it better than the English themselves.
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One of the things, I speak to a lot of health insurance executives, I speak to a lot of drugstore people and drug company people.
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We can't speak for the shenanigans that take place the rest of the episode, but we can speak to how awesome that Burton suitcase is.
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Trump Jr. will speak about Indo-Pacific relations at an event on Friday, during which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also expected to speak.
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But many of them were brave enough to speak to law enforcement and some of them were chosen to speak as prior bad act witnesses.
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"When they speak in their personal capacity, they retain the right to speak about issues of interests or concern to them," said spokesman Stephane Dujarric.
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In fact, studies have shown that those who speak multiple languages tend to have higher functioning brains than those who only speak their native language.
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That's corporate-speak, of course, but it's corporate-speak for an important fact: Plant-based meat offerings are very well-received when they hit restaurants.
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It doesn't make sense to speak of a Catholic vote; it makes sense to speak of two Catholic votes, a Democratic and a Republican one.
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If you speak a language that is used in more than one country, you can get Alexa to speak in the style of that country.
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I am on board to move on, will not speak about this further, but do hope to speak in the future when we're all ready.
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He is scheduled to speak at the Democratic Wing Ding dinner Friday night, a frequent stop for presidential hopefuls, where he will speak alongside Rep.
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I can speak to this firsthand, having run for city council in my home of Washington, D.C., Bruce Franks Jr. can speak to it as well.
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Facebook offers a way of communicating not just with the millions of people who speak your language, but with millions of others who speak something else.
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You plan to collect the stories of everyday people who have braved "extraordinary distances to speak up and speak out" and post them on the site.
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It helped the younger guys set the tone, and to speak when they had to speak in meetings or when the team is not playing good.
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We need someone who will stand up and speak up and speak out for the people who need help, for people who are being discriminated against.
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"The thing that I'm most grateful about is the fact that I can use my voice to speak for the individuals who can't speak for themselves."
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For one, we have to speak up and speak out against cyber crimes whether they are outsourced or carried out from within governments or intelligence agencies.
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What really underlies the demand to "speak English" however seems to have very little to do with whether bilingual immigrants of color can actually speak English.
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You're pissed off, so you speak nastily to the salesperson at Starbucks, and they speak nastily to the next customer—it's like a chain of events.
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Trump later defended his actions, saying that "I have the right to speak" and that he's "allowed to speak up" if others are talking about him.
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When I was growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, we were not allowed to speak Kurdish, speak about speaking Kurdish or even sing in Kurdish.
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Though I can't speak to other cities, I can speak to New York, where I've lived for nearly seven years and where my dad grew up.
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However, within this industry, I do also recognize my own privileges: I am British, I speak English, I speak many languages, and I am degree-educated.
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"I went from being able to speak Spanish every day to not speaking Spanish at all because there wasn't anybody to speak Spanish to," said Mrs.
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If I'm going to a meeting, I'm going to speak my mind, and I want people to speak theirs and get to the bottom of it.
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I'm sorry if it offends the media's delicate sensibilities but the reality is more Americans speak like President Trump than speak like [CNN anchor] Jim Acosta.
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"When I speak at an event and some of my fellow candidates speak at an event, I feel like we're sometimes speaking different languages," he said.
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Nigerians speak something called pidgin English, and I knew I didn't want to write in pidgin English because even the very educated people speak pidgin English.
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"They can speak well, they can speak what they think, but it's almost a struggle putting it on paper," Matthew Binger, a fourth-grade teacher, said.
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It's a devil's bargain: Speak and add inadvertent fuel to the ever-smoldering fire of anti-Arabism — or don't speak and add another layer of silence.
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"I think you can expect me to speak to the horrors of war in general, to speak to the need for a world without nuclear weapons and to speak to the U.S.-Japan alliance as an example of how we can move forward," he told NHK.
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If you call the phone number that they put online for the Libyan Coast Guard, often you will speak to an officer who doesn't speak English, so when an aircraft team calls to notify them of an accident, for example, it is impossible to speak to them.
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Humans change the way they speak based on the situation they're in and who they're speaking to; think about how some people tend to speak with more of an accent when they visit their hometowns, or the way we sometimes speak differently at work versus at home.
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Watch the People Speak on Women's Equality Watch the People Speak on Climate Change Watch more episodes of 'The People Speak' Tell us what you think: share a post with the hashtag #vicenews on Twitter, or send us a Skype video message by following the instructions here.
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Also Spike Lee — I'm going to speak like one of those football players, speak in the third person — Spike Lee did not come up with Chi-Raq.
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"I am on board to move on, will not speak about this further, but do hope to speak in the future when we're all ready," he wrote.
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Obama is the first sitting president to speak at Rutgers University, which had lobbied for the last three years to get him to speak at the commencement.
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He didn't speak with the throng of reporters gathered, except to shake his head and say, "No," when asked if he would speak to the press later.
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"When you speak of Jamel speak with the same compassion he had," wrote the campaign's organizer, Jacque Miller, whose connection to the family was not immediately apparent.
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When they speak, it's almost as they're one person (cheesily enough), building off each other's thoughts, patiently allowing the other to speak, respective of each other's views.
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They boil down to, respectively, a baker's right not to speak through a wedding cake and a worker's right to not to speak by paying union fees.
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"I don't know who did, but I can only speak for myself, and I think speak for many others who knew him primarily through politics," she said.
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I'm working on a book of poetic monologues for young people of color who speak the way that we speak and the way that we've grown up.
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While monolingual babies expected people who speak different languages to like different foods, bilingual babies expected that people who speak different languages would eat the same foods.
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I've heard of stories like the one portrayed in Burning Sands trailer, but I can only speak to my personal process, which I will not speak of.
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Thus, to speak of occupation in the Middle East and North Africa ― by the British or, later, by Israel ― is to speak about Modernism, and vice versa.
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Fast-forward 15 years into a world where we might speak French or German or Chinese or Japanese, but we all speak the universal language of code.
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Promised to speak out Just before leaving office in January, Obama told reporters during a news conference that he would speak out sparingly in his post-presidency.
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Now, I speak up when I don't feel happy or comfortable, and in turn, I've opened the door to make other young Black models speak up too.
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"I'll tell you what really made me feel good, the audience was saying 'Let him speak, let him speak!' and the audience was so great," Trump said.
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Luxembourg (22.5 points) Residents of Luxembourg are the most affluent and multilingual in Europe (255 percent speak English, and 290 percent speak at least two foreign languages).
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"We have a responsibility to speak for the bears, who cannot speak for themselves," Lawrence Killsback, president of Northern Cheyenne Nation, said in a statement on Monday.
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Not many people were willing to speak about it, saying they weren't qualified or hadn't read the relevant material, but there isn't much material to speak of.
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"This is our time to speak up and speak out to say that we want to see fair and open elections where everyone can participate," he said.
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Eventually we worked our way to him, but it was a bit of a one-way conversation because I don't speak French and he didn't speak English.
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While students may need to speak English in classrooms and research labs, they should be able to choose which language to speak in social settings, she said.
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Which makes us all reluctant to speak in public and which kind of decimates trust and a speak-up culture within companies and within the public square.
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""Somebody is trying to instill in employees that when they speak out about matters they are legally allowed to speak out about, they too will be fired.
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In an insightful moment, Searls acknowledges that the Rorschach encourages experts to believe that they can speak for people better than the people can speak for themselves.
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The air of judgment is one I've come to recognize: How dare this woman not speak English, how dare this other woman speak both English and Spanish.
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We need more Americans to speak up and speak out against activists and government officials whose fear of science outweighs their fear of deadly viruses like Zika.
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Sloan told BuzzFeed News he was invited to speak at the conference around 10 days ago and had recently been told he would speak after the ambassador.
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"The president has been clear: Let them speak, but let's also let Brett Kavanaugh speak, and let's let him tell his side of the story," Sanders said.
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We need to empower moderate Muslims throughout the world to speak up, speak out and reclaim the narrative of their faith from the darkest depths of extremism.
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He didn't speak a lick of English and we didn't speak any Russian, so we drew pictures on the napkins in a Pictionary-esque way of communicating.
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"Because as far as I understand when you speak about immigration here in London and the U.K, you speak about mostly EU citizens coming to work to London or to the U.K. When we speak about migration we speak about the mass migration of illegal migrants entering the territory of the European Union from the outside of the EU, violating our borders, breaking our regulations," the minister said.
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Donald Trump tries to speak Hindi in new ad Donald Trump tries to speak Hindi in new ad Indian-American voters aren't a typical target for U.S. presidential candidates, but in a new campaign video, Donald Trump attempts to speak Hindi, just in time for the Diwali holiday.
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The upshot is that today, when Europeans speak of "federalism" they mean giving Brussels more power, whereas when Americans speak of "federalism" they mean giving Washington, DC less.
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You must speak out for children because children cannot speak out, they cannot vote, they cannot say 'we need better immunizations, we need better policies on gun control.
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Microsoft announced its Surface Headphones last year, and they let consumers speak to its digital voice assistant, Cortana, much the same way AirPods owners can speak to Siri.
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Feinstein to maintain confidentiality until we have had further opportunity to speak, and then said you were 'available to speak further, vacationing in the mid-Atlantic until Aug.
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Let them speak but let's also let Brett Kavanaugh speak and let's let him tell his side of the story before we let allegations determine his entire future.
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Clinton, who will also speak at union events in Minnesota and Nevada this week, noted that presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump declined to speak at the NAACP event.
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Large private hospitals are also staffed with translators to assist foreigners in communicating with those medical professionals who don't speak English (although many of them do speak English).
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"My mother tongue is Polish but my wife is Spanish so I also speak Spanish, and we live in Edinburgh so we also speak English," says Thomas Bak.
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I don't speak for Black Lives Matter, I only speak for myself, and my personal opinion is that what we did today was basically to shut it down.
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If you speak violence, you speak their language, but if you laugh at them when they are goose-stepping down the street, and it takes away their power.
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"The time to speak has come, maybe too late, and I can only regret that I didn't have the courage to speak 15 years ago," she told viewers.
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Not everyone has the same opportunities or is blessed with the same circumstances, so America needs our to speak up for those who can't speak up for themselves.
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"The fact that we're in an election at the moment here seems to speak to the play, or the play seems to speak to that situation," he says.
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" It also contains these kinds of sweeping statements: "To speak of the Saudi Arab is to speak of his religion and culture for they are bound together inextricably.
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If you're interested in using Speak Together's tool on your site, you can reach out to Feld via Speak Together's site, or sign up on the tool's website.
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"When you speak about the United States, you speak about a country, not only a government," Miguel Arias Cañete, Europe's commissioner for climate change, told us this week.
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Being understood by everybody was definitely a challenge as most of the people don't speak English really well and most of the actors didn't speak it at all.
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And we've always been ready to speak out about it, but this has hit so close to home that we have to speak out about this, right now.
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The Constitution protects not only your right to speak but also your right not to speak, including your right to refrain from paying for the speech you oppose.
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"If you feel like you want to speak out, speak how you feel and whatever comes to you — just do it in a peaceful way," Ms. Wilson said.
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Most Hasidic Jews speak Yiddish at home, and nearly a third of students in Jewish schools in New York City speak limited English, according to the Education Department.
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Japan's first lady does not speak English Trump said during the interview the first lady of Japan, Akie Abe, "doesn't speak English," despite videos showing her speaking English.
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The way to get skeptical people to speak to me in the lobby is the same way reporters get people to speak to us always — with the truth.
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"I guess the only way to do this is jump in and speak as twice as long as you should," Biden said as other candidates fought to speak.
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"I've been telling a lot of people to speak truth to power and I think I have to take my turn to speak truth to power," he said.
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He said it's important that CEOs speak for themselves as individuals on policy and also speak for their companies as it relates to policy that affects their businesses.
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Most Latino US citizens (especially those born in the US) speak fluent English; Latinos whose parents were also born in the US may not speak Spanish at all.
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But actually I got a call from President Clinton's office that said Bob Dole would like to speak with you, and they said, would you speak with him?
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Since 1870, the pope can unilaterally speak infallibly on matters of doctrine when invoking the right to speak "ex cathedra," but this right has almost never been used.
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"The more I interview people, the more I ask questions, the more I speak to women about what they need from men, the more I speak to sexual assault survivors, the more I speak to human beings, the more I realize that listening is essential to being human," he said.
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So if Mr. Pence is coming up here only to speak to Republicans and President Obama's coming here only to speak to Democrats, I would be concerned about that.
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" She says that the founder of the Daughters of St. Paul—Blessed James Alberione—always said: "Don't speak only about religion, but speak about everything in a Christian way.
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Speak when you really have something to say, and try to avoid the florid and fatuous diplo-speak that can make a secretary of state look and sound ridiculous.
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" She added: "Somebody is trying to instill in employees that when they speak out about matters they are legally allowed to speak out about, they too will be fired.
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So now we don't just speak about addiction to drugs, we speak about addiction to pornography, to computer games, to social media, to food, to all kinds of things.
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Players can certainly decline to speak — and have done so in the past — but most are encouraged to speak with reporters, who disseminate information to the public and fans.
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According to Pew, 76% of Hispanic millennials speak only English at home or speak English "very well," and 88% of Hispanics ages 5 to 17 are proficient English speakers.
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"We have a mission, a mandate, and a moral obligation to speak up and speak out until the House votes to address gun violence #holdthefloor," Lewis tweeted on Wednesday.
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Even at this early stage, 57 percent said they would rather speak to a digital assistant; and 34 percent say they like to both type and speak, as needed.
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It will also soon become multilingual – meaning users who speak more than one language will be able to talk to Assistant in all the languages they speak, as well.
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They speak to her slowly, repeating things often, and instruct reporters to speak to her only in short, simple sentences, warning that she will otherwise become agitated and confused.
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It's also the way the contestants speak to each other and about each other, and the way the people who watch speak about the contestants — it feels very destructive.
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"I think it was an appropriate settlement; one that sent a message to the marketplace, letting CEOs know that if they speak, they need to speak accurately," Clayton said.
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But because a majority of the world doesn't speak English, Facebook translated the reactions to make them comprehensible to all its billions of users, including those who speak pirate.
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Tarjimly is a new service that connects people who speak one language but need to speak in another, with a person who speaks both — in just a couple minutes.
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"Children that are Afrikaans, German or Spanish are allowed to speak their native tongues, but we South Africans are not allowed to speak our African native tongues," Phetla said.
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Seehofer said Merkel would speak by telephone with the coalition partners after the EU meetings on Friday, and he would speak with her again, possibly several times, on Saturday.
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To be fair, the elephant, a 26-year-old Asian male named Koshik, doesn't really speak Korean, any more than a parrot can speak Korean (or English or Klingon).
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He will also reportedly speak openly speak about his sexuality, making him the first national convention speaker in the history of the Republican to talk openly about being gay.
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And I learned that sometimes it can be enough just to speak the words, regardless of whether your lover understands them; that sometimes merely wanting to speak is enough.
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In one glaring example, retired Lt. Gen Michael Flynn did not speak until after Melania Trump — presumably to ensure that the presumptive nominee's wife would speak in prime time.
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A lot of the time, when marginalized people speak out for themselves and speak about the issues that impact their lives, it's really hard for people to understand it.
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An astute analyst of directing technique, Mr. Bogdanovich sometimes falls back on hollow critic-speak, enthusing over the perfection and brilliance of gags that speak just fine for themselves.
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This production is directed by Joel Grey, who does not speak Yiddish, and performed by a cast of 26, three-quarters of whom also do not speak the language.
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But there are also some Belgians who speak German, and people who live in Brussels generally speak French even though Brussels is, geographically speaking, located inside Flemish-speaking territory.
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It would be one thing for a private citizen to speak up about a criminal investigation, but it's quite another for the target of the investigation to speak up.
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I can speak for myself, and this is how I can become intimate with people whereas in my country you speak with a "you" statement, which is very confrontational.
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Everyone can speak so everyone should be allowed to speak but if you decide to shut down a public hearing that's when turns from free speech to aggressive tyranny.
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Cummins's stated intention is not to speak for migrants but to speak while standing next to them, loudly enough to be heard by people who don't want to hear.
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About 90% of Hong Kongers -- some 6.8 million people -- speak it as their first language, and a further 73 million people worldwide speak Cantonese or a closely related dialect.
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Good work should — and does — speak for itself.
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He added that while there was little dialogue between the fighters and hostages -- they would "speak about Islam and speak about politics" if there were ever an opportunity to talk.
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Regular neutrinos speak to other particles with the weak nuclear force and gravity, but perhaps these sterile neutrinos only speak via gravity, which would explain why experiments can't see them.
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There are very few hardcore singers who have been able to do go beyond clichés and really speak to truth and topics that the hardcore scene should speak about more.
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So I'm going to give him a chance to speak … I want to give him a chance to speak his truth and find out what's his side of the story.
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And people realize that if we don't speak for ourselves other people are just going to speak for us and so we really need to start getting more engaged politically.
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But if we do not speak out now, there will be no one left to speak for those who cannot, whether they be ethnic minorities, the disadvantaged or the persecuted.
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I don't think anyone is obligated to speak out, but I do think that women who want to speak out shouldn't be subjected to fears over how they'll be treated.
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"In fact, his many co-conspirators who may have been fearful to speak out against him have been relieved of that excuse; this is their last chance to speak up."
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Over half of the county's public school students speak a language other than English at home: For nearly 42%, that's Spanish, and just over 7% speak Haitian Creole, like Nehemy.
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"Very often when people speak to each other, they speak from their own frustrations and anger," says Jane Greer, New York-based relationship expert and author of What About Me?
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Recently, administrators at his children's school asked him to come in and speak about Islam after learning about his career and seeing him speak about the topic on local television.
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" She said if the meeting is held privately, the two sides can speak more candidly and speak to media after, whereas if it's held publicly, "people will start making speeches.
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In her six years as legal counsel for the Cherokee, Free helped develop a new system of support that encouraged women to speak out and to continue to speak out.
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Māori people make up about 15% of the population, and only a quarter of them speak the language, making for a grand total of 3% that speak te reo Māori.
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First, we shouldn't hesitate to speak out if the president "plays to the base" in ways that damage the Republican Party's ability to grow and speak to a larger audience.
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" Another saying, borrowed from the Book of Proverbs, Chapter 31, might also work were it to be put on that wall: "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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Hezbollah forbids its fighters to speak with outsiders, but through an acquaintance I met two fighters in April who agreed to speak on the condition that I concealed their identities.
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"We gave the party leader license to speak to whoever he needs to speak to, with the exception of a Sinn Fein," senior Fianna Fail lawmaker Niall Collins told Reuters.
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There needs to be specific teachers teaching these students how to speak in public, it will take time but hopefully they will be able to speak their emotions in situations.
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His office said McCain will speak on the Senate floor after the vote for first remarks since returning to Capitol Hill, and then speak with reporters off the Senate floor.
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A few times here in Phoenix on the street, I have been told by passers-by that I should only speak English (they heard me speak Vietnamese to my wife).
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At the same time Mr. Trump is scheduled to speak before about 6,000 people at the El Paso County Coliseum, Mr. O'Rourke will speak at another rally a mile away.
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"People like Dick Gregory, Paul Robeson, Harry Belafonte and Nina Simone show me what the definition of an artist is – it isn't just to make art but to speak truth to what's happening, speak beauty into the world, speak love into the world and also get involved," Mr. Legend said in a statement.
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Plot Trump's path to 270 The report says Clinton and Panetta did not speak at all about the unfolding crisis and Clinton did not speak with Obama until 10:30 p.m.
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The Post reports Mueller will speak to Coats and Rogers along with Richard Ledgett, the recently departed NSA deputy, who may speak with the special counsel as early as this week.
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I speak not to disprove with Pete Wells and the rest spoke, but I am here to speak what I do know: A Bacon Mac 'N' Cheese Burger is damn tasty.
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"We've got to change the language of how women speak to women and how men speak to women and how we shame them for the decisions that we make," she says.
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Although Hyperallergic was not able to view the exhibition, we did speak with a few visitors, who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity because of the NDA they had signed.
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It's now painfully clear that Tillerson — the nation's top diplomat whose entire job is to speak on behalf of the United States government — doesn't speak on behalf of, well, anyone, really.
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In some ways, when we speak about emotional debt in the context of ghosting — which some scholars have argued is emotional cruelty — we speak of the sum of actions not taken.
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Acknowledging that there are fundamental linguistic differences in the way men, women, and non-binary people speak will help us accept that there isn't just one homogenous, correct way to speak.
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The latter feature will be especially helpful for those who speak their native language in their home, but may speak a different language with local friends or at work, for example.
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I speak for those that are under discussion but are not able to contribute; I speak for those that are not able to talk about the situations they are fleeing from.
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"It's just become such a wonderful part of our life, not having to lift anything up and speak to things, and just speak to it anywhere across a room," he said.
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When legislators speak up, unless they are willing to speak against their own party (and perhaps, even then), they are treated by the administration as partisans with skin in the game.
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He told me that the way these characters speak—even if they're speaking in British accents, or Irish accents—is the way people during that time, from that place, would speak.
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"Leaders are the ones who will stand up and speak when no-one else is willing to speak up," Leymah Gbowee, activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, told an audience Thursday.
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Sokha did not speak to reporters, saying he was not sure if the terms of his release by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Sunday allowed him to speak in public.
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The heroes don't seem cherry-picked in favor of only English-speaking American viewers, which makes the show feel accessible both for people who speak English and people who speak Japanese.
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There is an entry, delivered with perfect ironic poise, about how unhappy people who speak no language other than English must be: There are countries out there where people speak English.
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They are exercising their right of association, which follows from the right to free speech — if individuals have the right to speak alone, they have the right to speak in groups.
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We can use all the platforms to speak what we want to speak, but with that being said when I'm in the club I don't want to hear conscious s---, sorry.
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He "later made clear in connection with his subsequent request to speak with an interrogator that the individual did not wish to speak with agents of the FBI," the government reports.
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"You notice that the vast number of people working for him are under 32," said the aide, who asked to speak on background in order to speak candidly about the EPA.
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They kneel during the national anthem so they can speak for the victims of police brutality like Philando Castile and Michael Brown who never had the chance to speak for themselves.
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For them to speak English, to learn how to debate and speak in public, and learn all the wonderful things that you learn in a liberal arts college, was so empowering.
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"Even if I was injured, though, I'd still go out, because if we don't speak up now, it will be harder for us to speak up in the future," she said.
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However, she despises one of her tasks: She is asked to speak to the workers she supervises only in English, and to reprimand them if they speak Spanish on the job.
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"What struck people and inspired people to hope was that Putin was never trained as a politician, so he doesn't speak the language politicians speak all over the world," Trenin says.
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Great children's books speak to the most elemental truths of existence, and speak in the language of children — a language of absolute sincerity, so deliciously countercultural in our age of cynicism.
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Even the way the characters talk underlines this fact; with the family, Cleo and Adela speak Spanish, but between themselves, they speak an indigenous dialect of Mixteca, from their home village.
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LG again, no Bang & Olufsen contributions to speak of.
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" Simon added, "Can only speak for my production company.
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I said what I said & I speak my truth.
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No one could speak ... even the cat didn't meow.
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" She continues: "It's too ugly — to speak this story.
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My brothers don't speak Portuguese — what would they do?
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Leave, or speak against the government -- you'll get arrested.
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Does anyone have ... please, anyone, speak up on that.
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" "I became an actor to speak truth, not lies.
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We don't wanna speak for Flav, but ... yeahhhh, boyyyyyyyyy!!!
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"We speak everyday & he's doing great," continued Pesce, 34.
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" He added, "I let the street speak to me.
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This specific indictment, however, doesn't just speak -- it sings.
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Dead trees speak through their future form — smoldering embers.
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She doesn't speak Spanish — but then, neither did Reid.
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Let me tell you ... I can't speak to Recode.
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" Or, "If you're younger, I speak different to you.
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I speak of pretty much ... the data is there.
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Climate ____ My feminist mother taught me to speak up.
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" "I speak to all of the senators a lot.
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" Mr. Caserta backed off: "Sometimes I speak too much.
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" Then I said, "Do I have to speak Russian?
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ALBUQUERQUE — Something about the languages we speak fascinates me.
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The results speak for themselves — 13 million lives saved.
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He won't speak to anyone — unless they're Russian spies.
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" Which, of course, is fancy witch speak for "never.
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He disappeared ... and I didn't speak for two years.
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Nah, MJ just happened to be at the top of the food chain, so to speak, and as far as the images that were being promoted and continued to be promoted and that affected my people, so I have to speak that into existence because many of our people can't speak it for themselves.
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"I hope that Taylor's very public experience — and her decision to speak out — not only helps empower other victims to speak up and take action, but offers them solidarity" Hargitay told HuffPost.
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Another is being able to speak up about issues without fearing retaliation – a "speak up" culture – and last is the perception of whether management is abusive towards employees through language or actions.
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Mars' mom Doña Lucy Christina (Spike Lee muse Rosie Perez) urges Nola to serve her "spirits" and "ancestors" by leaning into her convictions; to speak for those who can't speak for themselves.
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"He doesn't speak very good English, I don't speak very good French, but we have the body language, the language of love, another communication level that is deeper than words," Anderson said.
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Although Skalitzky's family did not speak at Wednesday's hearing, it is possible that they will speak at the upcoming hearing to determine how long Skalitzky will remain committed, according to the Journal.
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Honestly, the majority of the people we speak to, their rights are being violated, but most people do a cost-benefit analysis on the potential risk they face if they speak up.
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Trump has yet to agree to speak to special counsel, although his attorney, Ty Cobb, told CBS the president is "very eager" to speak to Mueller to put the matter to rest.
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I specifically invited only women because research shows that men speak significantly more than women in meetings, and I wanted my guests to speak honestly, candidly and equally, without fear of interruption.
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Unfortunately, neither stat comes with specific figures, but the record-breaking accolades speak to more than just Grande's success as an artist — they also speak to Apple Music's quickly growing subscriber base.
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Against Clinton in an arena where he will be asked to speak at length, he must speak in paragraphs, not catchphrases and cope with a single opponent with far more relevant experiences.
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I came here not just to see Solange, but to see the powerful women of this generation speak up for those who spoke before us and those who are yet to speak.
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Vice President Pence is also set to speak at the event on Tuesday, while House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Labor Secretary Alex Acosta are scheduled to speak on Wednesday.
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To mitigate this, I found it was just easier to manually open the Google translate app, speak into my phone's microphone, and then let someone else also speak right into my phone.
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I'm here today because I'm here to speak up for my Muslim brothers and sisters because when they [the Trump administration] come after me, they can come and speak up for me.
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Trump Jr. will speak about Indo-Pacific relations at an event on Friday, during which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also expected to speak, The Washington Post reported earlier this week.
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"These women 'speak' through the language of femininity to each other and to their house of confinement, just as my photographs have enabled me to speak," Essaydi has written of the series.
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What if you don't speak the language and none of the nearby officers will speak to you in your mother tongue because you've just been a massive dick to all of them?
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Representing the recent movement by women in Hollywood to end harassment and inequality in all industries, the Time's Up pins speak for wax figures who, one hopes, can't actually speak for themselves.
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And, in an extraordinary session streamed live on the internet over several days, she has opened her courtroom to any victim who wishes to speak, for however long she wishes to speak.
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"I hope that one of the reasons why I was chosen is because I do speak out on issues that some people are afraid to speak out on," Ms. Garcia Johnson said.
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Pence is also expected to speak to the RNC Finance Committee, but a person familiar with the meeting schedule said the vice president may cancel or perhaps stop by but not speak.
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"With MeToo and with gun violence and with Kavanaugh, we've seen that women really need to speak up and speak out," said Ms. Jorgensen, who maps water lines for a large utility.
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Today, Saroo visits his birth mother as often as he can—he still doesn't speak Hindi, and she doesn't speak English, but they have a translator who just lives around the corner.
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Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen acknowledged that he paid her $130,000 not to speak about her affair, a settlement she offered to pay back in exchange for her freedom to speak publicly.
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I do not know if this will stop, but I know that as far as I'm able to speak, I will speak out and criticize because collusion is not among my choices.
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"He thanked me and he was suffering, he couldn't really speak ....in any case, we don't speak the same language so our conversation was never going to be very long," said Dabo.
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" Asked by Tapper if other senators should feel obligated to speak out, Flake responded, "I can only speak for myself but I don't think we ought to normalize this kind of behavior.
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He didn't speak Chinese then, and still doesn't really speak it, other than a simple ni hao [hello] and wo ai ni [I love you], which he demonstrates for me while laughing.
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It's a dilemma that illustrates the basic problem with his new job: The secretary general is supposed to speak for the world, but the world rarely wants to speak with one voice.
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It's because this fundamental problem that you give too much power to somebody when you give them the power to decide who gets to speak and who doesn't get to speak. Right.
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"I hope #thisisourlane hashtag will inspire a movement of not only physicians to speak up for common sense gun control, but for everyone to speak up to advocate for necessary change," she said.
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I want to speak out for those who cannot speak up for themselves, and give them hope so they are comforted in knowing they are not alone and can take their life back.
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" Lemon also criticized DeGeneres, saying she "doesn't speak for the whole community" and that we "need to speak up for the young black people, especially young black men, kids, in the LGBT community.
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The email stated that for the first talk, representatives from several Swiss unions, including the original one invited to speak, syndicom, were all invited to speak in a conversation moderated by Google management.
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When I was playing music or movies loudly, I definitely had to speak up, though — the HomePod and Google Home Max are better at letting you speak at a normal level during playback.
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A decent chunk of Twitter's early success came from its adoption by major celebrities as a way to speak directly to their fans — with the occasional chance for those fans to speak back.
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Plus, that iTranslate feature, while a bit clunky (it's not real-time translation as people speak, but rather a speak, pause, playback mechanic) is still effective enough to be very useful while traveling.
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Your mother was a school teacher who raised you to only speak Welsh, your father was a coal miner who only spoke English and you didn't learn to speak English until around seven.
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At the Lisbon conference, characteristically, as at oral arguments in the Supreme Court, Justice Stevens did not speak often, but whenever he did speak, his wise, witty, admirably concise words drew everyone's attention.
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She had been unable to speak with either, but her other daughters who are already in the United States had managed to speak once with the child and knew she was in Houston.
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There are records of this, like Quebecers being told, 'Speak white' instead of 'Speak English and not French' It's important to contextualize this relationship between Quebec and Canada for a Unites States audience.
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"I told them I didn't speak any Scandinavian languages — but I speak Italian and you should have someone who speaks Italian," she recalled during an interview at the couple's home in Soquel, Calif.
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Trump seemingly ignored the outreach, telling supporters that he would rather have people who speak ill of him and vote with him than those who speak highly of him and vote against him.
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Contrary to Uncle John's promise, nobody at the hotel seemed to know what I was talking about — mostly because they did not speak English and I, unlike my mother, could not speak Italian.
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I speak Spanish, so in Latin America, they've had an especially difficult relationship with the World Bank, but I spent 15 years working in the slums of Lima, Peru so I speak Spanish.
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Or he can do it at a rally and speak to the same people he will speak to for the next year and a half -- or he can "write it," as Pelosi suggested.
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We speak English and have very English traditions, but we also speak Maltese — basically a mix of Arabic and Italian — and our national psyche is always somewhere between these two very different worlds.
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She even seems to speak the language — something she has in common with the victims of fox possession, who, it is said, are spontaneously able to speak and interpret languages not their own.
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These questions are so fundamental and so profound — they speak so directly to what many Americans hear when we speak to non-Americans — that I don't feel I can address them without help.
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"I speak not only as a Jewish American — I think I can speak for the families of some 400,000 American troops who died fighting Nazism, fighting fascism — that it is horrific," he said.
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Actually, you don't have to: It would have been "The King and I." But in "Pacific Overtures" only the foreigners speak pidgin; the Japanese speak with great dignity about their dreams and despoilment.
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It's the image that will deck the lecterns from which they speak as they campaign for the right to speak behind a lectern with the Seal of the President of the United States.
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Arlen lost the ability to speak, eat, walk and move.
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"Would you be willing to speak with me?" she wrote.
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We need a state representative to speak more to this.
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I'll speak briefly because it really hurts me now, still.
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All four of Trump's adult children speak during the week.
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Tomorrow, Eric Trump will speak on the convention's third night.
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Ahead, we speak to several Cariocas about their plastic surgeries.
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Both Christie and Giuliani will speak at this year's convention.
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"He doesn't speak, but he smiled a lot," said Yelitza.
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Nelson is particularly well placed to speak to this issue.
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Why are parrots able to speak, but other animals can't?
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"I feel like actions speak louder than words," she says.
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But here I am to speak what I do know.
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She did not speak with a reporter until last week.
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If you're willing to speak up and galvanize and evangelize.
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"You don't speak to the monarch," complains a western diplomat.
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Marks was not available to speak to the news media.
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Your own version of a slow movie, so to speak?
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Speak and Spell is this Texas Instruments ... it really matters.
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PEOPLE was also denied an opportunity to speak with Fenves.
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There's thousands of Americans fighting in Iraq as we speak.
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So I think you know I don't always speak softly.
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She described a former captive she heard speak in Dohuk.
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Prominent players continued to speak out against Trump on Monday.
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Below you can see the benchmark numbers speak for themselves.
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The royal, who died Monday, didn't speak her country's language.
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Stewart asked Scott's mother, Judy, to speak to the media.
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"I'm going to let him speak for himself," Corker said.
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You can't see anything or hear anything or even speak.
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You have all this crazy tech, but can't speak English!?
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Check out the "Speak Out" game in the clip below.
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You have a "can I speak to the manager" haircut.
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We had rows where we didn't speak to each other.
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Icelandic business leaders speak out against America's callous patriarchy, it's
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Until now, he hasn't dared to speak his heart's desire.
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Who would you like to speak to regarding this matter?
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Thus, detectives were not allowed to speak to Ra directly.
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Even if we don't speak, she knows what it is.
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Thus, DeGeneres can't speak for the community that Hart hurt.
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Officials did not say what language the interpreter must speak.
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He promised to visit the restaurants to speak to employees.
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In Fresno, I was eager to speak with Darius Assemi.
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He agreed to speak with police outside before being arrested.
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"The Russian offense and activities speak for themselves," said Grenell.
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They all speak, or at least understand, the same language.
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"Honestly, Ellen doesn't speak for the whole community," he said.
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The Trump campaign has no ground game to speak of.
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The couple have yet to speak publicly about the engagement.
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The #altright & right wing will have its day to speak.
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We'll let the stock chart today speak for itself: ( function() {
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The brothers themselves didn't speak to each other for years.
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Cardinals speak in dialects that they scream from the treetops.
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If you don't speak English, though, German is a must.
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" "We need strong women to step up and speak out.
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Maybe we'll speak to him when I get over there.
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So we are scratching our own itch, so to speak.
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Regardless, Trump's Twitter fingers are probably tingling as we speak.
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"Invite me back, and I'll speak more frankly," Hassett said.
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"I was raised to speak truth to power," Booker said.
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"This magical cane lets me speak in Groundhogese" #GroundhogDay pic.twitter.
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Jerry Ford was the first to speak to his wife.
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MNL: Well, you are creating the legacy as we speak!
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Go here to listen to Ledbetter speak about her experience.
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It behooves every cat owner to learn to "speak cat".
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He will speak publicly at a joint House committee hearing.
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Clinton is also scheduled to speak at AIPAC next week.
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