Though Obama didn't specify what might trigger him to break silence, he left himself a broad window of possibilities.
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The gift of a snapshot, book, or story meant to break silence that settles in after they leave the university, the silence that being here, a student for a semester in my fiction-writing class, doesn't break, silence of living ordinary lives we all endure whether our writing is deemed remarkable by others or not.
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" In the words of Angélique Kidjo: "I am a great believer in music as being the ultimate weapon to break silence and to move things forward.
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Related: Chris Pratt and more break silence after James Gunn fired from 'Guardians of the Galaxy 3' Some celebs have rallied around Gunn, asking Disney to rehire him.
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Related: Chris Pratt and more break silence after James Gunn fired from 'Guardians of the Galaxy 3' Several celebs have rallied around Gunn, asking Disney to rehire him.
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It's now been more than two weeks since the New York Times published the first story about Harvey Weinstein's long history of sexual harassment and abuse, and women continue to break silence.
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The venue, Harlem's Riverside Church, is significant: It'ss where King delivered his famous speech " Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence," on April 4, 1967, a year to the day before he was assassinated in Memphis.
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French president to break silence: After a fourth weekend of violent protests over economic inequality, President Emmanuel Macron is to address the nation today, his first substantive public answer to the so-called Yellow Vest movement.
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That speech, "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence," was in stark opposition to that war, and is largely overlooked in mainstream portrayals of Dr. King, which tend to focus on his "I Have a Dream" speech more than anything else.
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Beyond this Borgesian vortex is a body of work, "A Book and a Medal" (2014), that makes use of light boxes, wooden palettes, and a variety of materials to examine the legacy of a quasi-sacral figure in national history: Martin Luther King, Jr. This composite work is anchored by "A Time to Break Silence" (2013), a single-channel HD video named for a 1967 speech in which King denounced the Vietnam War, proclaiming: [We] have been repeatedly faced with the cruel irony of watching Negro and white boys on TV screens as they kill and die together for a nation that has been unable to seat them together in the same schools.
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Also, in 1963, the program experienced its first loss when, on 24 May, "Article 123"Lacitis, Erik. "Area 51 vets break silence: Sorry, but no space aliens or UFOs." The Seattle Times, 27 March 2010. piloted by Kenneth S. Collins crashed near Wendover, Utah.
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"Nazi 'master race' children meet", BBC News, 4 November 2006David Crossland, "Nazi Program to Breed Master Race: Lebensborn Children Break Silence", Spiegel, 07 November 2006. Retrieved 23 April 2015. Sweden took in several hundred Lebensborn children from Norway after the war. A famous survivor is Anni-Frid Lyngstad, a member of the music group ABBA.
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In the beginning of fall their new album was announced to be complete with the title of Will Never Die. The album was released on Break Silence Recordings on November 9. In winter 2010, Brokencyde co-headlined the KA$H 4 KU$H tour with the Millionaires. On October 30, the video for "Teach Me How to Scream" was released via MySpace.
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Jim Govan, the chief forensic scientist at the original trial, then went on public record, saying the jury got the verdict wrong and there was more than enough evidence to convict.Lynn McPherson, The jury got it wrong: Amanda Duffy murder scene investigators break silence on not proven case, Daily Record, 28 February, 2016 Auld died of cancer in July 2017.
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Broken Frames is the third studio album by American rock band Eyes Set to Kill. The album was released on June 8, 2010 by Break Silence Records. The album consists of 12 songs and DVD of their interviews and music videos from Reach to Deadly Weapons. It is the only album to feature unclean vocalist Justin Denson, who only remained in the band throughout the duration of 2010 before departing.
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Philip Berrigan, among many others. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who delivered his 1967 speech Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence under sponsorship from CALCAV, served as the national co-chairman of the organization. From 1966 to 1970, Berrigan was the assistant director of the Cornell University United Religious Work (CURW), the umbrella organization for all religious groups on campus, including the Cornell Newman Club (later the Cornell Catholic Community), eventually becoming the group's pastor.
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34 Warships were expected to maintain wireless silence unless absolutely necessary; none of these were sufficient reason to break silence and inform Fremantle of the delay. When the ship failed to arrive by 23 November, wireless communications stations (initially those in Fremantle, then all high- power stations in Australia) began signalling ordering Sydney to report in. At 06:00 on 23 November, the troopship recovered one of the two rafts carrying 26 German sailors at .Olson, Bitter Victory, p.
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They are forced to insult their sisters and parents as their food is thrown on the ground by the camp leaders. At sunrise and sunset they are forces to stand on one leg with the other foot on their knee with their arms outstretched. There are many food restrictions imposed and they are punished if they complain, break silence, make a mistake, or don’t follow orders. The third day they sing as they go to the stream and clean their incisions.
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When Vietnam threatened to block Nhất Hạnh's reentry to the country, Merton wrote an essay of solidarity, "Nhat Hanh is my Brother". In 1965 he had written Martin Luther King, Jr. a letter titled "In Search of the Enemy of Man". During his 1966 stay in the US Nhất Hạnh met King and urged him to publicly denounce the Vietnam War., Archived on the African- American Involvement in the Vietnam War website In 1967, King gave the speech Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence at the Riverside Church in New York City, his first to publicly question U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines denounced the violence, and advised the President to be calm in handling the protests.Call to Patriotism Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines February 24, 2006GMA's state of emergency draws concern from the Church Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines February 24, 2006CBCP head appeals for calm amid violent protest dispersals The Daily Tribune. February 25, 2006 Archbishop Oscar Cruz of Dagupan City, Pangasinan and other bishops were not happy of the proclamation from the President stating that the Philippines is under a state of emergency,Bishops to break silence on '1017' ABS-CBN Interactive. February 28, 2006 however the CBCP wants the people to be vigilant of the situation.
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During World War II, 4,000 Argentines served with all three British armed services, even though Argentina was officially a neutral country during the war. Over 600 Argentine volunteers served with both the Royal Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force, mostly in the 164 Argentine- British RAF squadron,Argentine pilots break silence over World War Two – Reuters whose shield bore the sun from the flag of Argentina and the motto, "Determined We Fly (Firmes Volamos)". Many members of the Anglo-Argentine community also volunteered in non-combat roles, or worked to raise money and supplies for British troops. In April 2005, a special remembrance service was held at the RAF church of St Clement Danes in London.
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During World War II, 4,000 Argentines served with all three British armed services, even though Argentina was officially a neutral country during the war. Over 600 Argentine volunteers served with both the Royal Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force, mostly in No. 164 (Argentine) squadron,Argentine pilots break silence over World War Two – Reuters whose shield bore the sun from the Flag of Argentina and the motto, "Determined We Fly (Firmes Volamos)". Maureen Dunlop, born in Quilmes, left her Australian/English parents to join the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA). She recorded over 800hrs service, ferrying Spitfires, Mosquitos P-51 Mustangs, Typhoons, and bomber types including the Wellington and Lancaster to the frontline RAF stations.
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Sydneys failure to reach Fremantle on 20 November was not initially cause for concern, as several factors might have delayed the cruiser, none of which were sufficient reason to break the order to maintain wireless silence. However, with no sign of the cruiser by 23 November, shore-based wireless stations began transmitting orders for Sydney to break silence and report in. A raft of German survivors was recovered by a British tanker on 24 November, at which point a large-scale air and sea search began. During this search, which lasted until the evening of 29 November 318 survivors from Kormorans 399 personnel were found, but apart from a carley float and a lifebelt, nothing from Sydney or the 645 aboard was recovered.
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Yorick and the Grisette by Gilbert Stuart Newton, illustration from Sterne's A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy In 1730, Jonathan Swift was already using "grisette" in English to signify qualities of both flirtatiousness and intellectual aspiration. (See The grisette in poetry below.) The grisette also makes an appearance in Lawrence Sterne's 1768 novel A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy. In Chapter II of the novel, the Reverend Mr. Yorick (the narrator and Sterne's alter ego) recounts his obsessions with Parisian grisettes, and especially with a particularly beautiful one who worked in a Paris glove shop: > The beautiful grisette looked sometimes at the gloves, then sideways to the > window, then at the gloves, and then at me. I was not disposed to break > silence.
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His intention, > rather, is to show that the two systems committed the same kinds of crimes > at the same times and in the same places, that they aided and abetted one > another, and above all that their interaction with one another led to more > mass killing than either might have carried out alone." Neal Ascherson writing for The Guardian said, > "In this book, he seems to have set himself three labours. The first was to > bring together the enormous mass of fresh research – some of it his own – > into Soviet and Nazi killing, and produce something like a final and > definitive account. (Since the fall of communism, archives have continued to > open and witnesses – Polish, Ukrainian, Belarusian especially – have > continued to break silence.) But Snyder's second job was to limit his own > scope, by subject and by place.
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