"He literally stood up and just read out this list one by one, and halfway down, our dad is read out," Mr. Alayan said.
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The charges were read out to Najib in a sessions court, before moving to the High Court where an official read out the charges again.
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It'd be nice to have any audio book you want read out by your favorite comedian or any form of content you want read out by ... KS: If they want to read it.
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Mr. Hebbring read out the name listed on the documents.
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Any time a poem is read out loud, it's performed.
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QUINTANILLA: WILL THERE BE A READ OUT UPON YOUR RETURN?
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"She can just read out the last four," Ghitelman instructed.
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To read out full piece, check back in the morning.
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His message was read out at some of the rallies.
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One by one, Judge Abdalla read out the court's decisions.
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Duterte read out one Singaporean account number live on television.
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Squinting against the sinking sun, Ahlum read out the lineups.
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One speaker continued to read out the placards, to cheers.
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State radio stations also read out the electoral notice on Wednesday.
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Presidential Spokesman Ernesto Abella read out a statement on the funeral.
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Neither party provided a read out or even advertised the meeting.
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A total of 16 charges were read out by the prosecution.
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"He read out my text during the hearing," Mr. Collins laughed.
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"Glory to Ukraine," he shouted after the verdict was read out.
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Would she read out of the party Louisiana's anti-abortion Gov.
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The friend read out loud one of the play's hilarious tirades.
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"Do you think I should read out the letter?" he asked.
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Mothers of Srebrenica's victims clapped when the convictions were read out.
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"Thank you, judge," he said, after the sentence was read out.
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At The Disco (dates below, read out interview with Brendon here).
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Families wept as victims' names were read out during the memorial.
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Actors read out the petition at several theaters over the weekend.
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Cohen read out his statement, admitting to his crimes, without emotion.
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The coroner then read out the suicide note found on Whitworth.
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Ahead, view photos from "Untitled Youth" and read out interview with Renell.
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The Swiss drugmaker has six Tecentriq trials to read out by July.
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There's a way to read out the poem along with the song.
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Because they were read out, that doesn&apost mean they don&apost.
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They would be read out after the formal move, the station added.
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KUDLOW: WELL, I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN BY THE READ OUT.
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Here's a longer read-out of the conversation, originally transcribed by ForTheWin.
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Each week the story of one of the disappeared was read out.
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Death notices are read out daily on local radio stations, and RIP.
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The meeting's communique was read out in live broadcasts on local media.
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This was not something he had just read out of a book.
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The testimony will be read out to them in court Friday morning.
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Prayer services are read out of a special book called a "machzor."
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The first week of school, professors had read out "Deanna" in class.
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It's a literal name for what happens there after scores are read out.
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The 43-year-old showed no emotion as Goetzl read out her sentence.
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It will also read out the names of people if they're not tagged.
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While the verdict was read out, the accused sat still, looking silently ahead.
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Measured concentration and performance from those who read out loud was far better.
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Eugene's friend Mike always made fun of him when he read out loud.
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My friend says I use this fake voice when I read out loud.
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"As a general rule, we don't read out private diplomatic meetings," it responded.
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When his sentence was read out, his father didn't understand what it meant.
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One of them held a clipboard and read out a list of names.
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I learned the majority of the content after reading the declassified read-out.
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I read out loud to him: first Rapunzel, then Jack and the Beanstalk.
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He smiled and hugged other party officials as the results were read out.
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Smerconish read out Chatman's response on his show, "Smerconish," which airs Saturdays on CNN.
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Warren's campaign events distribute raffle tickets to attendees, with the numbers read out onstage.
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Each vote takes around 237 minutes and the result is read out in parliament.
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Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN)The crowd applauded as the official announcement was read out.
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And when the plebiscite got read out I was kind of disappointed by it.
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The first rule: Drafts would only be read out loud, not circulated in print.
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She had to read out his speech, too – Brexit and royal family jokes included.
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He will read out of Mr. Trump's playbook, attacking globalism rather than big government.
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It will likely be read out tomorrow as the prosecution wind downs its case.
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Mexico's next Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard read out the letter in a news conference.
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For each story, the outlet that produced it is read out before it begins.
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Each vote takes around 15 minutes and the result is read out in parliament.
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" Each charge was read out, and met with a response from the foreman: "Guilty.
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Silva collapsed to his knees after the decision was read out in his favor.
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Instead, someone else read out loud a rambling statement purportedly sent by the hacker.
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During the press conference, Soboroff read out the email he received from Hussle on Feb.
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There has been no public read-out of the talks yet from the U.S. side.
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An instructor read out numbers — 213,21 21,23 22,22 — and Stevenson added them in her head.
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The two women nodded their heads when the charges were read out by two interpreters.
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Joni Ernst -- read out loud that the Senate was in executive session for 25 days.
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Over the PA system, officials read out names, calling up each deportee for an interview.
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"I think we need a read out on if there was any agreement," Republican Sen.
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Abdurrahman prostrated himself on the floor of the courtroom as the sentence was read out.
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As the speaker read out a letter from Mugabe, lawmakers broke out in thunderous applause.
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But not long after the joint session opened, the speaker read out a short message.
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She'll even order you an Uber to the airport and read out your text messages.
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The charges against Rosmah Mansor were read out by prosecutors at a Kuala Lumpur court.
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The charges prosecutors read out — including piracy and violations of counterterrorism law — carry life sentences.
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Each vote takes around 15 minutes and the result is read out in parliament. 1.
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Ntaganda, in a dark blue suit, showed no emotion as the sentence was read out.
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We would read out these skits and it was kind of like a captive audience.
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TechCrunch is the first outlet listed, so hit 1# and it'll read out the headlines.
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The gunman's parents were also in court as their son read out his guilty plea.
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"When the judge read out the nine year sentence, it didn't sink in," said Hattie.
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In a televised presidential debate she read out a letter from a young Hong Konger.
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DOUG INGRAM: So, that read out will probably occur somewhere in the 63, 2024 range.
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"It was different than any read-out call that I had received," Kent told investigators.
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So you can navigate around and see files, but you can't read out the files.
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Now students will also be able to have Word and other programs read out math equations.
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"We're not going after DACA kids," Kelly told the lawmakers, according to the aide's read out.
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"There is no merit in the petitions," said Justice Ashok Bhushan, who read out the judgment.
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During the phone call with McNamara, Wolf read out the serial numbers for the Stinger missiles.
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Instead, your read-out shows up on the display for a few seconds and disappears forever.
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Some kids opt out of reading because they most likely feel intimidated to read out loud.
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And then Bryan read out what they were so we could discuss them as a group.
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What is being read out is a scrambled version of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution.
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GC : Steve read out a bunch of statistics here, but just break it down for us.
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ON MARCH 31st Jan Böhmermann, a German comedian, read out a satirical poem on live television.
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Delegates applauded, joined hands above their heads in standing ovation after the proclamation was read out.
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Here's the full transcript of Guccifer 2.0's rambling message, read out loud during the conference.
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At one point it ordered state television to read out a statement declaring a nationwide curfew.
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The speech, as usual, was read out by the queen, but without much of the normal ceremony.
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" In another picture, Cuoco sipped a drink in a pink t-shirt that read "out of office.
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Likewise, you don't need to read out all the data when a few key values would suffice.
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When the teams were read out before kick-off, Tevez's name would receive a far greater roar.
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Hussle's friend Karen Civil read out Obama's letter during the public memorial service at the Staples Center.
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Wearing a pink floral dress, she stared impassively at the magistrate as the charges were read out.
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And the moment when you read out loud, I want you to do us a favor though.
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The headphones can send messages, read out texts, and navigate using mapping apps via just the remote.
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Biden squinted as he slowly read out the URL, initially leading internet users to a dead website.
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Some children read out the information from the board to their parents who never went to school.
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The Pixel Buds do let you tap, speak, and have your words read out in another language.
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Christie read out a series of indictments, and prompted delegates to boom out a boisterous "Guilty!" verdict.
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Now, anyone can type a phrase into the system and have it read out in DeGeneres' voice.
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For getting text read out, there are three similar options to pick from on the Accessibility menu.
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Mahathir read out a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reached between the groups at a joint press conference.
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In the nine-day speechathon, some lawmakers wore trainers and read out passages from George Orwell's "1950".
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As Ken Jeong and D'Arcy Carden read out the nominations, reactions from the stars came pouring in.
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His signed resignation letter was read out on Tuesday, as parliament heard a motion to impeach him.
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And an important read out of Las Vegas courtesy of ProPublica and The Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Perhaps the most somber moment came when speakers read out the names of each of the dead.
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An American student read out a list of all the American school shootings since the Columbine massacre.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges but was not present when the verdict was read out.
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He read out five names, most of them with modest or nonexistent public profiles – including Mr. Papadopoulos.
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Roberts will read out the question, which side it is addressed to and which senators submitted it.
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Kelly on Thursday read out a list of events in the film that she says didn't happen.
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As part of the process, Grace's mother read out a statement describing the "torment" his actions caused.
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So after, 20 minutes the final vote was tallied then read out by speaker of the house.
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Expect fireworks, including an effort to read out a list of demands from the premier of Quebec.
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During the trial, however, the prosecution's main lawyer, Mark Gibson, read out parts of the complainant's testimony.
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In early February, a pastoral letter from the church was read out in congregations across the country.
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Except in the original version, the uniform numbers don't exactly read out pi to the 29th digit anymore.
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I had a copy of Animal Farm with me, which I read out loud and laughed to myself.
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Their brain activity was compared to 13 healthy people listening to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland read out loud.
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A fake letter of resignation from Mr Zelaya was read out to Honduras's congress, which approved his ousting.
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Before the final province's results were read out, police escorted members of the MDC delegation from the venue.
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He also sacked the governors of Twic and Akobo, according to a statement read out on state radio.
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Facebook says you'll be able to touch a button to have a message read out loud to you.
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A double tap will, on Android phones, tell you the time and read out your most recent notifications.
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As Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway read out the Best Picture winner, there immediately seemed to be confusion.
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Quigley read out several of these statements (comments the president has sought to distance himself from more recently).
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US Strategic Command formulated a script to read out to people who called to complain about the tweet.
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If not, the judge may have to read out the defendant's winning lottery number -- and dismiss this case.
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Clain became known as the French voice of Islamic State after he read out the six-minute statement.
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The result is best read out loud—and, in fact, is nearly impossible to read any other way.
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I got THE RAVEN and EASY READ out of it, so the English major in me was pleased.
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He has pleaded not guilty to the charges but was not present when the verdict was read out.
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Schiff read out the tweets to Yovanovitch and asked her if she felt they were meant to intimidate.
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Now the boy sat on the bench, facing away from the ice, and read out the number patterns.
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The text is read out loud to your driver to avoid accidents caused by looking at their phone.
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When the judge began to read out the sentence, Lieutenant Savchenko started to sing a song in Ukrainian.
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In court, Segal read out a victim statement written by Brandon Mercer, Keys's former supervisor at Fox 40.
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As the crowd grew quiet, Mr. Mudenda — with a wide smile across his face — read out the letter.
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During this year's bidding, he read out names that included Kulwant Khejroliya, Priyank Kirit Panchal and Andile Phehlukwayo.
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Boris Johnson's speech, read out by the queen, was an election pitch rather than a programme for government.
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"The Migration Board finds no reason to question what is stated about Georgi's health," she read out loud.
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The Queen will still attend the event, however, and read out a speech written for her by ministers.
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"I got another idea," Page wrote, according to an email read out by the committee's top Democrat, Rep.
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Respondents were read out the names of the parties and candidates that are standing in their own constituency.
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As if to demonstrate this truth we four authors now each read out a short piece of writing.
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"After the verdict was read out, the chief judge didn't ask her whether she'd appeal," Mr. Shang said.
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"The verdict will come into force in ten days," Memorial tweeted after a judge read out the decision.
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"We kind of locked arms, and we read out the St. Crispin's Day speech from 'Henry V,' " he said.
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Here's how to get all the good stuff on your phone read out through the speaker or your headphones.
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There was also a time when they called Moviefone to hear an automated message slowly read out the showtimes.
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Sunday morning, as the bells rang through the building, the names of the 26 victims were read out loud.
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In a class for illiterates, three Afghan boys haltingly read out lists of words beginning with the letter "A".
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"The suspension and subsequent dismissal were unlawful," Judge Brian Mashile's judgement, which was read out by another judge, said.
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"The suspension and subsequent dismissal were unlawful," Judge Brian Mashile's judgment, which was read out by another judge, said.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel read out the names of all the deceased at a press conference Thursday afternoon.
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It was not the first time the highest-ranking officials read out Mao-style self confessions in Xi's presence.
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Most blind people go on normal dating platforms and have everything read out to them over the voice output.
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On the week she spoke to CNN, she read out the names of seven people killed by gun violence.
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One of the men, Thomas Whitworth, 28, also read out a letter of apology on behalf of the group.
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In response, Brown blamed the utility for giving her misleading information she read out in parliament in December 2016.
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The reporting piece is more for if the board has questions as opposed to any kind of read-out.
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The police made the announcement in a post on their website and in a message read out on television.
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The court rulings to strip the two lawmakers of their status were read out in parliament following their conviction.
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Most reporters don't find out that they won the prize until they hear their name read out on television.
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German news readers struggled to stifle laughter when they read out the news of his promotion on July 14th.
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"This important charity teaches underprivileged African children to learn how to ski," the stars read out to the camera.
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VoiceOver is a feature for the iPad that will read out and describe items on the screen to you.
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And they will sit together on a green rug in the middle of the classroom to read out loud.
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On the set of a courtroom drama she plays a jury member bidden to read out the guilty verdict.
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"The president dictated to me specifically that comment yesterday, which I read out to you guys," Sanders told reporters.
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In a letter read out at the hearing in London, Assange said he regretted how matters how panned out.
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Renea read out a post that one of her clients had asked her to put on his Facebook page.
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Lavrov read out parts of the report that he said showed the substance had traces of the BZ agent.
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Remdesivir is being studied in five large clinical trials, two of which could read out results in early April.
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"Hey Britain, heard you just became single," he said in a speech, read out by the actress Margot Robbie.
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Wilson read out the all-male list of best director nominees before finishing her speech with one last joke.
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When the verdicts were read out Thursday, Richardson sobbed before she was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs.
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I read out loud: ''Dear Jay, Thank you for the wonderful note you sent me over the Christmas holiday.
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To a standing ovation, an open letter that Kathrada wrote to Zuma last year was read out as a eulogy.
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It's possible to read out brain signals using electrodes or imaging and write brain signals through electrical or optical stimulation.
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Nick Fiend took my piece of paper off me, and read out the list, which included 'Is your flat clean?
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In his court appearance on Wednesday, prosecutors read out a list of charges, including piracy and violations of counterterrorism law.
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Yes, so much has changed since the Declaration of Independence was read out loud 242 years ago on July Fourth.
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Wild celebrations broke out at a joint sitting of parliament when Speaker Jacob Mudenda read out Mugabe's brief resignation letter.
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In a statement read out at Nottingham Crown Court, one victim described life with the Rooneys as "a living hell".
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Others, like myself who own a wide variety of devices that are regularly replaced, will find the read-out intoxicating.
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You queue up the articles you want to have read out aloud to you, and then sit back and relax.
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And despite what you may have read out of Comic-Con this weekend, it could totally factor into Season 20.
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If you're a kid, head up to this Michigan barbershop which knocks two bucks off if they read out loud.
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If your significant other asks the same question, Google Home will customize that result and read out an appropriate response.
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One of my novelist friends picked up the book while I was mid-rave and read out the first sentence.
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The military read out a statement on ZBC in which it said President Robert Mugabe was safe, the BBC reported.
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He nodded regularly as presiding Judge Alphons Orie read out descriptions of atrocities by Bosnian Serb forces, one by one.
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Raggi hugged her husband and city councillors standing with her in the courtroom after the judge read out the verdict.
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The new storytime experiences will work with a selection of Little Golden Books, as they're read out loud, explains Google.
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Incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa has won Zimbabwe's presidential election, according to results read out moments ago by the country's electoral commission.
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Lower house deputy Kuanysh Sultanov, who read out the proposal in parliament, said he expected Nazarbaev to respond within weeks.
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On Baseball Dan Baker, the Philadelphia Phillies' longtime public-address announcer, read out the starting lineups for a recent game.
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"We are wooden people, forbidden to speak, not allowed to laugh, not even permitted to move," Mr. He read out.
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I like to be alone and undisturbed, so I can read out loud to myself if I feel like it.
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Activists entered the building, handed out flowers and read out a statement urging the older organization to support mass disruption.
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Instead of transmitting through normal channels, he had the letter read out loud over Radio Moscow to speed Washington's receipt.
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Reuters could not immediately reach Muhammed Yusoff, but he read out the allegations in a Facebook Live broadcast on Wednesday.
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Yet in court, Mladic grinned as a judge read out the charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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A weak read-out would raise the pressure on the government to counter the crisis with a debt-financed stimulus package.
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Then, in September, Habré had to be carried into court and restrained by masked security guards as charges were read out.
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How would you feel if you had to read out a stranger's fantasy about sculpting your body out of wet sand?
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Thousands demonstrated after the unanimous decision by eight judges was read out down in a live broadcast that gripped the nation.
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He stands calmly and quietly next to Detective Box while they read out the charges against Naz in a live broadcast.
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President Trump now says he might read out his call with the president of Ukraine in a fireside chat with America.
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Savchenko, who was elected a member of the Ukrainian parliament while awaiting trial, was defiant as the verdict was read out.
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Siri can come in handy in all kinds of ways while you're driving: "hey Siri, read out my messages" for example.
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Prosecutor Lothar Kohler read out a phrase from that note, which could be construed as a farewell letter to his father.
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"The phenomenon (FGM) has become an underground one," she said in a statement read out by her adviser Pounami Doko Toko.
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From the main council chamber they read out a list of demands, which included the removal of unelected politicians from Legco.
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It can certainly deliver a speech the same way Alexa can read out the news, but it can't formulate ideas itself.
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An ethics committee report read out to the chamber said the existence of his accounts and assets abroad was fully proven.
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Ahead of Mother's Day, Jimmy Kimmel got a whole bunch of famous people to read out bizarre messages from their moms.
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Apple says it will fix a bug that caused Siri to read out hidden lock screen notifications to anyone who asks.
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He also attended a service in Rome where the names of over 800 people killed by Mafia groups were read out.
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Indian Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore shook hands with Afghan players before the match and read out a congratulatory statement from Modi.
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"Let there be no death clinics in Guernsey," declared the Bishop of Portsmouth in a letter read out on Easter Sunday.
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The researchers had these lucky people read out several hundred sentences aloud while closely recording the signals detected by the electrodes.
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On Monday, Judge Yerbol Akhmetzhanov read out the verdict and a long list of crimes for which Tuleshov had been convicted.
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The messages were read out by State College Police Detective Dave Scicchitano, who was the prosecution's only witness for the hearing.
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Julie Reed, Damond's neighbor in Australia who knew her for 32 years, read out a statement on behalf of her family.
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Farid initially read out 31 names but two of them referred to the same person and the judge then corrected himself.
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During roll call, when senators names are read out loud in alphabetical order, McCain wasn't there when his name was called.
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Organizers read out a statement from Leung's parents that thanked the community and expressed hope Hong Kong would see better days.
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Extracts of transcripts of telephone conversations and emails were read out and shown to the court by the prosecution on Wednesday.
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I read out every single message to him before he died and I know he would've loved to meet you all.
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One woman held a small radio close to her ear as the latest results were read out by the state broadcaster.
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A statement made by Litvinenko before he died was read out by his friend Alex Goldfarb outside University College Hospital, London.
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It can then be connected to a computer or other hand-held device, where the researcher can read out the result.
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Listen to a Bible verseGet a random verse read out to you from the NIV Bible with the Bible Verse skill.
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In a statement read out by Jutting's lawyer, Tim Owen, Jutting said he was haunted daily by what he had done.
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He signed a short letter of resignation to parliament speaker Jacob Mudenda that was read out to lawmakers on November 21.
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He signed a short letter of resignation to parliament speaker Jacob Mudenda that was read out to lawmakers on Nov. 21.
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After the verdict was read out, Mair, who has never offered any explanation for his actions, attempted to address the court.
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When you swipe over a photo, you'll hear the app read out some of the different items the image may include.
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On the screen, that means Google can show you links, but on Home, it will read out snippets from Google Search.
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Trump's travel ban amounts to a de facto national origin quota that Congress tried to read out of American law forever.
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The seven-year term loan would attract a moratorium of five years, according to facility terms read out during the signing.
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On Monday, delegates broke into applause twice when a legislative official read out the proposal to end Mr. Xi's term limit.
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The order was made after Aung Kyaw San read out extracts from documents he said had been stored on the devices.
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"Fingers crossed for an equalizer," the stadium announcer George Sephton said at halftime as he read out the score from Brighton.
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In a similar thread, Trebek turned heads when he read out the name of this Oscar-winning song in one clue.
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An official who read out a statement said the operation to liberate Raqqa, dubbed the "Euphrates Rage" operation, had officially begun.
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When duplicative questions are merged, Roberts is expected to read out the name of each senator who originally submitted the questions.
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Inside, his hands shook as he pleaded guilty then read out a statement to the judge and a handful of supporters.
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Ceraolo said some SIM swappers will ask telecom company workers to read out a necessary authentication code over the phone, however.
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His statement for his trial, which he was not allowed to read out, served in his absence as his Nobel lecture.
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In a hearing at Guantánamo Bay, an F.B.I. agent read out transcripts of jailhouse conversations between one defendant and another prisoner.
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"I am full of emotions that this moment has arrived," Mr Funago said in a speech read out by his helper.
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Throughout elementary school I stuttered every time a teacher called on me and whenever I was asked to read out loud.
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Later, in a video, he read out an apology: "I am not here to narrate my side of the story," Abbo said.
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Only when it was read out again and the family details were confirmed he realized this meant his only son was alive.
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VICE News also obtained statements read out by member states before the UNGASS board, the body guiding the drafting policy, in February.
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On Wednesday, he read out his "election rally speech" during a bi-weekly telephone call he is allowed with his wife, Basak.
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It escaped no one that this would now be read out loud on the Senate floor and would enter the Senate record.
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This entry contains all the information Gilly read out loud, as well as some stuff she (thankfully) omitted, like his bowel movements.
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Kimmel is also hosting Bernie Sanders this week, and he read out loud a question from the Democratic presidential candidate for Trump.
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Prior to this, Long said he'd ask his partner to read out every tweet and meme and describe the image to him.
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In the Spanish interview, you just read out the transcript in Spanish, I said, it will have to end at some point.
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Users with the update will also be able to have notifications read out loud by Assistant, just like on Google's Pixel Buds.
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Before I asked them to do their solo video interviews, they had to read out their work in front of everyone else.
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"Why does Ryan Gosling always look like he's trying to squeeze a fart out without it making any noise?" he read out.
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Guthrie, clearly still emotional, read out a statement by NBC News chairman Andrew Lack before sharing her own thoughts on the matter.
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Earlier this month, Duterte read out the names of more than 150 officials who he says are implicated in the drug trade.
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With the feature activated, you can drag down with two fingers on any screen to have the text read out to you.
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With animals specifically, keeping one in your Scanner's sights brings up a read-out of that creatures eating habits and general nature.
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"He was an outstanding personality, the real patriot of Kazakhstan," President Nursultan Nazarbayev said in a message read out at the event.
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"This is a matter for the police to deal with," Usman Khawaja said a statement he read out in Adelaide on Tuesday.
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They read out text about the literal prices paid for families torn apart by slavery, tracing and celebrating their own complicated lineage.
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In the judgment read out by Judge Ibrahim Daoudika, the suspected ringleader, General Salou Souleymane, got 15 years, as did two others.
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Only when it was read out again and the family details were confirmed he realised this meant his only son was alive.
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Louis Gohmert (R-TX) has said he plans to read out all of the technical corrections before the bill is voted on.
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The "Domestic Breviary" is full of ballads that are meant to be read out loud, preferably while smoking, to lute or guitar.
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The mother, who had sat stonily throughout the trial, showed no emotion while the sentence was read out, German news media reported.
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If the behavior persists, players will be led off the field and to the locker rooms, while another warning is read out.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio said Democrats are impeaching because "they don't like us" and read out a long list of Trump's accomplishments.
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As the prosecutor read out the names of her dead children, Lucas hung her head and dabbed her eyes with a handkerchief.
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He read out a statement designed to make clear he accepted intelligence community assessments on Moscow's interference in the 2016 US election.
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The glasses pair with your Android phone and can read out notifications, make phone calls, and play audio, including music and podcasts.
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Until recently, the technology to read out a full genome was too expensive to be practical as part of routine health care.
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During a televised campaign debate, he repeatedly read out articles from Spain's Constitution, while reminding other candidates to respect the country's laws.
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At a prior hearing, Democrats on this committee read out a purely fictitious rendition of the President's phone call with President Zelensky.
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The names of those who died during the rampage were read out loud and posted on a board to form a heart.
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The letter, read out after Mr. Bouteflika formally filed his candidacy for the April 18 election, seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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I later heard that the governor had read out the charges, and then asked him if he had anything else to say.
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Nor, indeed, is there a way to get a complete read out from Facebook on all the data it's attached to your identity.
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Advertisers can't use "Reactions" information to direct ads, but Facebook does supply them with a more detailed read-out than the average user.
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Then came the proclamation, coldly read out by Geri's lawyer: "Sadly, I would like to confirm that I have left the Spice Girls".
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"It should continue to be implemented effectively," Xi said, according to a read-out of the meeting on the Chinese foreign ministry website.
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The verdict was read out Wednesday inside the prison where Mr. Bapu is being held in the city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan State.
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But this compilation includes some of the most diverse stories I've read out there, from defectors to those who left against their will.
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It can read out notifications as they come in, too, though Google tells me it tries to be smart about not overloading you.
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On May 22nd the prime minister dutifully read out the ten points of her revised EU withdrawal bill to the House of Commons.
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"Great steps have been taken but there's a long way to go," she said in a statement read out at the BanFGM conference.
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The two men, who were sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, sat impassively as the lengthy verdict was read out Wednesday.
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You'll be able to see unread messages through a badge icon, have Siri read out received messages, and send new ones through dictation.
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During the episode, she was handed a card from a member of the production team and read out the news with increasing excitement.
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Although the last one was read out on Friday morning, the final result for the district was not announced until 8pm that evening.
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"The court ruled today to end Hidroelectrica's insolvency process," a court clerk who read out the ruling at the Bucharest Tribunal told Reuters.
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Workers who lost their jobs when the firm shut its stores in 24 cheered in court when the prison sentences were read out.
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But another of the "shared commitments" Mr Trump read out, without rebuttal, was "the right" to a border wall to keep out migrants.
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Market participants are now keeping watch for a read-out of second quarter GDP numbers in the eurozone due later in the day.
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Monday, allegedly taking journalists and staff hostage, while they read out a statement saying they had taken control of the Central African nation.
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Some female supporters were observed trying to maintain composure, as the former prime minister hung is head as the ruling was read out.
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Phillips read out a statement from an adviser to the Indonesian president, who could not make the event, which defended Johnson's "letterboxes" comments.
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Dressed in a grey suit, Najib appeared calm as three charges of money laundering were read out at the Kuala Lumpur high court.
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During his testimony, Gates read out loud the language from his indictment charging him with conspiracy and making false statements to the government.
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May's two-year program, known as the Queen's Speech and prepared by ministers, was read out by Queen Elizabeth at parliament's opening ceremony.
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Wearing a black sweater over a plaid shirt, McArthur sat motionless as the federal prosecutor read out new details of the gruesome crimes.
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From the village of Filaretovka in Russia's Far East to Sevastopol in annexed Crimea, messages buried in time capsules are being read out.
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He also said he appreciated letters of support from people on board, and read out the phone number for the emotional support hotline.
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"I'm going to read something that I never read out loud before," Jenkins said at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas, on Sunday.
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During the meeting, each woman in turn read out from a podium some of the choicer insults she had received on the job.
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"It's time to say that (a) husband is not the master of (his) wife," Chief Justice Dipak Misra read out from the judgment.
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Celebrations erupted as the judge read out the ruling, with jubilant supporters carrying Ali and his colleague Malek Adly out of the courtroom.
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"The man won," he wrote, referring to Mr Erdogan, according to a journalist who read out his text message on live television after midnight.
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The rapper had an orchestra play Kardashian's favorite songs, and a jumbotron read out "PLEEEASE MARRY MEEE!" before West got down on one knee.
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The company is hoping Alexa's new voice will make it more pleasant for consumers to listen to news read out loud by a computer.
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An advocate for another sibling read out the girl's statement in court in which she said "25 years is too long" for her parents.
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One witness had to read out notes written on his hand in order not to forget the location where the pair had been arrested.
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The nominations were read out at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Monday during a parliamentary session, with journalists in attendance.
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In televised meetings last month the president listened impassively as teenage students called him a murderer and read out a list of the dead.
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A vote later confirmed the decree by 376 votes to 70 with two abstentions, according to the final tally read out by the speaker.
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Roy's grieving family members blamed Carter for his death in statements they read out in court before the judge delivered his sentence on Thursday.
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" Scaramucci then appeared to read out a statement blasting leakers inside the White House, saying, "I don't like what they're doing to my friend.
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He even read out a hilariously enthusiastic comment on one of those aforementioned flirty Instagrams from a fan who is hardcore shipping the stars.
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On Thursday, press secretary Sean Spicer read out a series of media reports in response to a question about whether Trump would back down.
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At Tuesday's closed-door hearing, Andreu planned to read out charges against the men expected to include counts of terrorism, murder and weapons possession.
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Mhairi Black, SNP representative for Paisley & Renfrewshire South in Scotland, recently read out the misogynist abuse she has received to a Westminster Hall committee.
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Only a few of Jefferson's words survived in the final version read out by David Ben-Gurion three weeks and a dozen drafts later.
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Hours after the press conference, the Hoover City Council extended sympathies to Bradford's family in a statement read out loud at a council meeting.
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"There was nothing about the Mafia in this trial," said Ippolita Naso, Carminati's lawyer, smiling broadly after a judge had read out the sentence.
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At his sentencing, Judge Anne Marie Sauteraud read out a list of the bad words used by Galliano to Geraldine Bloch and Philippe Virgitti.
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Presiding Judge Alphons Orie read out the judgment Wednesday after ordering Mladic out of the courtroom for the final verdict over an angry outburst.
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It fell short of a formal statement being read out at the Council or a resolution submitted for a vote, as sought by activists.
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Answer: you read out his smutty texts to said woman, at the altar, in front of both yours and his closest friends and family.
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Monsignor Capella remained impassive when the presiding judge, Giuseppe Dalla Torre, read out the sentence, according to reporters in the courthouse inside Vatican City.
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The most prominent among the lawmakers is Carme Forcadell, who read out the declaration of independence last week as president of the Catalan Parliament.
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His lawyer, Evatt, read out a text message that Hunt sent Bandman to argue that he had tried to stop her from killing herself.
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For decades, a media official has physically entered the bank's pressroom to read out the interest rate decision after votes by its board members.
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Ms. Stevenson read out her own statement, saying among other things that her daughter had promised not to have children because of climate change.
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In a calm but mellifluous voice, the court's president, Lady Hale, sporting a glittering spider brooch, read out a damning judgment against Mr Johnson.
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The subjects were then asked to read out loud the color of the text rather than reading the text itself, which they did effortlessly.
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The pair had a couple of violent confrontations in the weeks that followed, according to an agreed statement of facts read out in court.
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As the foreman read out the guilty verdict, cheers and applause went up from Ms. Vetrano's family members in State Supreme Court in Queens.
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Oz could hardly contain his excitement when he read out Trump's testosterone level: "441, which is actually — it's good," Oz said, with a smile.
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A couple of them appear to be customizable, so that you can set buttons to trigger specific actions, like having Alexa read out the weather.
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Here is the read-out on hourly battery usage based on activity: The iPhones are staying at the same price points, but upgrading storage capacity.
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State television later read out an official statement that said two police officers were gunned down in the clashes but did not specify Perez' fate.
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Leadership also addressed two questions from the crowd, which had been written down and were read out by Robert Gibbs, the company's chief communications officer.
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But octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish (but not their dumber relatives, the nautiluses) edit their RNA, changing the message that gets read out to make proteins.
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Lyttleton wearing a gray suit, a blue-and-white tie and white shirt sat impassively as the verdict was read out in a London court.
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As his chief of staff read out the names for vacant portfolios including defense, justice and European affairs, the reaction of many French was: who?
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When you stop it, the little hand in that red gauge at 1503 o'clock snaps into position instantly to read out the last 2150/2116th.
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When you stop it, the little hand in that red gauge at 12 o'clock snaps into position instantly to read out the last 1163/1000th.
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But before the show, each star wrote down their worst fear and dropped it in a jar for Kimmel to read out during the interview.
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The courtroom was filled with Mubarak supporters who cheered "long live justice" as the verdict was read out and unfurled posters of their former leader.
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While the players line up in the center of the pitch a poignant passage from Anne Frank's diary will be read out over the loudspeakers.
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Lift your finger off the screen and the app will quickly pick out which language was spoken, process the speech, and read out the translation.
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This was a blow to every Bolivian, including the president, Evo Morales, who was in the courtroom as Justice Yusuf read out the humiliating judgment.
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Sharif's office said late on Wednesday the Pakistani premier called Trump to congratulate him on his victory and issued a read out of the call.
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But then Spike Lee, the presenter of best director, read out Bong's name yet again, signaling that "Parasite" was about to make even more history.
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In a new government program that Yildirim read out to parliament, he also promised to protect central bank independence and push ahead on structural reforms.
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It eventually emerged that Trump's apparent source was a sketchily sourced article from a right-wing news site that had been read out on television.
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Using this technique, the researchers were able to perform write, read-out, and re-write operations in a one-kilobyte device comprising 8,000 atomic bits.
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Hassan Ali Khaire, who was appointed to the post by President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed last month, read out his list of cabinet ministers to reporters.
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The notes are read out loud by the moderators in an attempt at comic relief, and the messages almost always seem to allude to sex.
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Erdogan had sought the preliminary injunction after Doepfner's public support for a controversial poem read out by comedian Jan Boehmermann on German television in March.
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We were able to read out how strongly they were processing all of this, using machine learning methods to decode patterns in their brain activity.
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Cambridge educated Jutting had showed no emotion when the verdict was read out in an open courtroom last November, packed with international and local journalists.
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Supreme Court of Victoria Chief Justice Anne Ferguson will read out a summary of the court's conclusion, which will be live-streamed, the court said.
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Say "Alexa, ask Fitbit how I'm doing today" or "Alexa, ask Fitbit how I slept last night" to have your stats read out for you.
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"The parties agreed to ensure the emergence of a joint presidential candidate," said the memorandum, which was read out by Tom Ikimi of the PDP.
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A rare joint statement criticising that crackdown, sponsored by a dozen countries, was read out by U.S. ambassador Keith Harper to the forum on Thursday.
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"We are experiencing the virtual shutdown of all democratic political channels," he said in a statement read out at the congress to applause from delegates.
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Another useful feature was the ability for the Xperia Ear to read out messages so you can decide whether you want to reply or not.
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Pell, 76, sat quietly behind his lawyer, wearing a black suit with a clergyman's collar, as the magistrate's decision was read out over 90 minutes.
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Even now, age 43, when the soccer results are read out on the radio and his old club is mentioned, he says his stomach turns.
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Ms. Dunaway read out "La La Land" — but "Moonlight" was the real winner, only to be revealed several moments later when the mistake was acknowledged.
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She read out an emotional prepared statement describing the alleged attack: Mr. Moore reached over and began groping me, putting his hands on my breasts.
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Over 2 years, a map was created, and the commands were read out to Jordan by a text-to-speech interface live as he played.
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"China needs to get better at English to become stronger in the world," the waiter said, and the app read out his words in English.
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Judge Emirsah Bastog read out guilty verdicts for 42 of the 47 defendants, according to a Reuters reporter at the court in Mugla, southwestern Turkey.
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New Delhi (CNN)Indian Supreme Court Justice Dipak Misra quoted Shakespeare as he read out the unanimous ruling of five judges to legalize gay sex.
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A new "Play My Emails" feature will allow Cortana to read out emails and even calendar invites when you're driving to work, cooking, or commuting.
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"A couple of years ago, there was a big disaster here at the Oscars, where they accidentally read out the wrong name," Steve Martin said.
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Two court reporters on Wednesday read out both Perez's and Haley's testimonies, including the questioning by prosecutors and defense lawyers, while some jurors took notes.
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In the clip above, a selection of current and former NFL stars read out the mean things people having been saying about them on Twitter.
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We read the letter that Chanel Miller read out to Brock Turner — a man who sexually assaulted her, but served only three months in prison.
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George Washington would order the Declaration of Independence to be read out to his troops on "the Common," at what is now City Hall Park.
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" Standing before some 33 million television viewers, a clearly flummoxed Mr. Beatty showed the paper to Ms. Dunaway, who triumphantly read out, "La La Land!
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"Although I had read out the ingredients which included Hydrogen Cyanide, I did not immediately know what this was at the time," her statement read.
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But meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, Erdogan struck a more positive note, according to a Chinese state media read out of the event.
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At City Hall, Mr Khan read out each of the victim's names as he said it was vital to improve the safety of the network.
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Will his representation of what was discussed be accurate or will he try to make himself look better in his read out to his own team?
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As the train pulled into Wilmington, the conductor broke with protocol and read out the entire name of the station: Joseph R. Biden Jr. Railroad Station.
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Microsoft's learning tools also have incredible options for dyslexics, such as tools which read out text, break-up syllables and increase spaces between lines and letters.
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Modern DNA sequencers perform what's known as high-throughput sequencing, returning not one long read out of a full DNA sequence but short snippets that overlap.
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"I cannot read out what they mentioned in their report, because it is not suitable to say in front of women in polite society," he said.
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"The president offered assistance and search-and-rescue teams, which are being deployed now," according a read-out of the call released by the White House.
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The Awair gives you a read out on all of the different qualities of your air, grading your space on humidity, dust, VOCs, temperature and CO2.
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"Alexa, play the book The Hunger Games"The Echo can read out your Audible audiobooks and Kindle ebooks (though it's often in a stilted, robotic voice).
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A statement signed by the heads of the army and police, and read out by the defence minister, called on party leaders to resolve their differences.
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The two women nodded their heads when the charge was read out to them at the Shah Alam court on the outskirts of the Malaysian capital.
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"If you can do that, that means you can read out all the votes or overwrite the votes or you can change the software," he said.
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They are often quicker than U.S. officials to give their read-out from the talks - the sixth round of which wrapped up in Qatar on Thursday.
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Her campaign team has decided to try and read out 5,500 lawsuits they believe Trump is involved with one way or another in under four hours.
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The president has rarely been seen in public since he suffered a stroke in 2013 and has for years communicated via letters read out by aides.
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On Friday, at the hearing in Melfort, Saskatchewan, Judge Inez Cardinal read out nearly 100 victim impact statements, CBC News reporter Jason Warick posted on Twitter.
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Aid workers said military trucks arrive at camps unannounced and commanders read out lists of people, who have one hour to pack their belongings and go.
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The Invoke can read out calendar reminders if you use Microsoft's Office 365 products, but it didn't work with my corporate Exchange account or Google Calendar.
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Like him, I'm 65 and vividly recall sitting in a dorm room while the radio read out the draft lottery numbers that would determine our fate.
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If an individual leaves their post willingly and no longer requires a clearance, they will be read out of their programs and their clearance will lapse.
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When she was unable to read the entire letter in the Senate, Warren turned to Facebook Live to read out the full text of a letter.
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Some children are encouraged to read out loud while getting their hair cut, or they are given incentives like snacks or a few dollars to read.
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Like other biotechnology companies and labs, Ginkgo has the technology to take a sample of the virus and read out the full sequence of those nucleotides.
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Like other biotechnology companies and labs, Ginkgo has the technology to take a sample of the virus and read out the full sequence of those nucleotides.
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So, Cho Myoung-gyon, a South Korean cabinet minister in charge of relations with the North, held a news conference to read out the South's proposal.
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"The BBC&aposs Andrew Marr read out Johnson&aposs newly unearthed comments from a 2005 column on Sunday, and asked him "Do you stand by that?
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The prosecution is likely to have the 2005 deposition testimony read out loud in court before it concludes its presentation of evidence on Wednesday or Thursday.
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American consular officials sat quietly in the largely deserted courtroom at Wadi Natroun prison, 60 miles from central Cairo, as Mr. Etiwy's sentence was read out.
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Hale then read out a ruling that found Prime Minister Boris Johnson had illegally suspended Parliament and that the Parliament had not, in effect been prorogued.
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They poignantly sing the national anthem and read out the preamble of the constitution while holding a picture of B.R. Ambedkar, architect of the Indian Constitution.
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Unity among the Arab nations "is essential to promoting regional stability and countering the threat of Iran," read a White House read out of the calls.
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According to a read-out of that gathering seen by Reuters, the Europeans seemed to have "divergent views" on how to address U.S. concerns about GDPR.
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Members who are censured are required to stand in the well of the House while the resolution is read out loud, a form of public shaming.
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By using a cheek switch affixed to his glasses, Hawking was able to pre-select words on a computer, which were read out by a voice synthesizer.
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As added bonuses, you can have articles read out to you, and there's a clutter-free printing option you can find on the Print dialog as well.
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Coach Bill Belichick wrote a letter to then candidate Trump congratulating him on his campaign, which Trump later read out loud at a rally in New Hampshire.
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The pledge came in a statement, read out on state television, that announced the army's complete capture of Deir al-Zor in eastern Syria from Islamic State.
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But other than that, he's ready to get 'er done… - The Trump team continues to read out of the Clinton playbook for dealing with the Mueller investigation.
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Activate "OK Google" with the voice command (enabled in Voice under Settings in the Google app) then say "read out my text messages" to launch the feature.
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Tribunal President Giuseppe Dalla Torre read out the verdict after a two-day trial and sentenced Capella to five years and a fine of 5,000 euros ($5,830 ).
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The names of the victims were read out before wreathes were laid in front of the office building, including one by Macron and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo.
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Erdogan had filed an initial complaint in March after Boehmermann read out a poem on a satirical show suggesting Erdogan engaged in bestiality and watched child pornography.
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After his preamble, Trump read out the poem, which describes a woman who takes in an injured snake that ends up turning on her and biting her.
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When the vote was read out by Pence, a final protester yelled "You have sentenced me to die!" as Republicans began applauding the passage of their bill.
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"No one is above the law," she said as she read out charges that ranged from second-degree depraved-heart murder to manslaughter to second-degree assault.
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The original bug allowed Siri to read out lock screen notifications for third-party apps, even if you turned off message previews while the phone is locked.
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A letter from China's ministerial cabinet, read out after the plane landed, said the successful flight marked a "major breakthrough" and milestone for China's passenger jet industry.
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For now, just know that despite what you may have read out on the internet this week, NASA still has absolutely no interest in your zodiac sign.
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He remained silent when asked if he was guilty or not guilty to the murder, as he did when the other charges were read out to him.
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Read To Each OtherYou may not have read out loud since your high school days, but there is something particularly relaxing about having someone read to you.
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It was read out at the Miyazaki court in southwestern Japan a little after 0130 GMT, Aileen Mioko Smith, director of Green Action, told Reuters by phone.
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Then, if one user asks something personal, like his or her commute or schedule, Google Home will identify who is speaking and read out the correct information.
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I was able to confidently say "hey BMW, navigate to" and read out a full address without having to pause or talk slowly to accommodate the system.
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"The political scene must experience diversity, a confrontation of programs, and a race to power," Bouteflika said last month in a letter read out by an adviser.
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"As we move past the negative solanezumab data read-out, Lilly's innovation-based strategy is generating strong momentum in multiple therapeutic areas," Ricks said in a statement.
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Amazon announced on Tuesday that its Alexa smart digital assistant will soon be able to read out notifications from any device with Alexa installed, including the Echo.
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Emergency Action Messages (EAMs) remain in widespread use, and can routinely be heard on "numbers stations," radio frequencies which read out coded messages to aircraft and submarines.
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The two leaders also discussed Macron's upcoming trip to Washington later this month for a state visit, according to a White House read out of the call.
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I also liked asking it to read out the news in the morning, though this is something the Echo and Google Home can do just as well.
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Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), when he read out a line from an official Trump campaign finance filing, stating that Diamond and Silk had been paid for consulting.
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He read out a lengthy list of proposed tax measures, which he said were designed to generate an extra 27.5 billion shillings in revenue during the period.
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Flowers were laid and victims names read out at otherwise silent homage ceremonies in the presence of President Emmanuel Macron at the six sites struck on Nov.
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She read out her trip to Trump, and National Security Adviser HR McMaster Tuesday and expects to meet with Vice President Pence next week, her office said.
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Some smashed fittings and sprayed anti-government and pro-democracy graffiti on the walls while others read out their demands, which included universal suffrage for Hong Kong.
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And if you have to show up to court in person, Do Not Pay even creates a script for the plaintiff to read out loud in court.
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Woodward read out a short statement denouncing the document he was about to sign and saying he only did so to free the men of the Pueblo.
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Samuel Richardson clearly expected his books to be sometimes read out loud slowly — in a male voice, often, even though the woman's letter was his narrative vehicle.
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For the male nominees in the room tonight, this is the first time in three months it won't be terrifying to hear your name read out loud.
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In below-freezing temperatures and against an abrasive wind, they read out the names of 24 women and girls they say have gone missing or been killed.
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But on Wednesday, Roberts refused to read out a question that Paul submitted because it reportedly named the whistleblower who first reported Trump's alleged misconduct toward Ukraine.
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Marr presented the writings as the views of a "prominent Conservative," and Johnson shook his head and waved his hands as his comments were being read out.
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Earlier in the day, at a Politics and Eggs breakfast here, Sanders read out a variety of headlines that depicted Buttigieg as overly cozy with moneyed interests.
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By protocol, he would have spent his final moments in the White House being "read out" of each program, a process that involves signing multiple confidentiality forms.
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The move to strip Nursel Aydogan's status was read out in parliament after a court finalised a charge against the politician from Turkey's southeastern province of Diyarkabir.
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For a segment on Jimmy Kimmel Live, various celebrities — from Kristen Bell to Anna Faris — read out some of the oddest texts they've received from their moms.
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Descript has turned Lyrebird's tech into Overdub, which will create your AI voice double by asking you to read out loud a series of randomly generated sentences.
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At a news conference at the presidential palace later in the day, Mr. Mohamed's chief of staff, Ali Fiqi, read out the formal decree nominating Mr. Khaire.
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Great dialogue, and I read "Out of Sight" and I watched "Out of Sight," and it seems like you've lifted a lot of it from the [book].
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Ghofranullah Murad, a member of the council, read out a written statement from the gathering that said innocent Afghan men, women and children are the victims of war.
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Whether you're listening to Alexa read out the latest weather report, an audiobook, or cranking a Spotify playlist at full volume, everything sounds better on the new Dot.
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Representatives of the U.S.-led coalition looked on as the statement declaring the start of the new phase was read out in a village in northern Raqqa province.
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Each episode invites people to read out their childhood or teenage diaries around a variety of themes like memories from summer camp to school dances to unrequited love.
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"Of necessity, the CEO cannot acquire full visibility nor command the detailed work," he told investigators, according to the statement read out by the SFO lawyer on Thursday.
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The commission provided a read-out of that call from the vice president's office, and have a meeting scheduled July 19 that will be livestreamed for the public.
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Clain became known as the French voice of Islamic State after he read out the six-minute statement claiming the worst attack in France since World War Two.
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The election commission said the vote was held according to the "highest international standards of integrity and transparency" as it read out the results in a televised announcement.
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Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign took to Facebook Live on Tuesday to read out every lawsuit that Republican candidate Donald Trump has been involved in — all 5,500 of them.
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"We are the extra-parliamentary resistance," one speaker said, while another read out an appeal for help to "save the country" in Russian, English, French, Italian and Dutch.
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Beyond that, you can use Assistant to change the level of assistance, find out the wheel's battery level and have it read out stats as you're riding around.
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Sterling fell almost 1 percent to $1.3048 after the vote results were read out by the speaker, John Bercow, to stand around 0.5 percent lower on the day.
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Singapore's President Halimah Yacob, in a written message read out by the speaker of parliament, said she has given her in-principle approval for the use of reserves.
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For instance, senators mostly cannot speak and will have to submit their questions for the prosecution and defense in writing, to be read out by Chief Justice Roberts.
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Kushnir's absence will be felt strongly in the final and as his result was read out, shock spread across the faces of his team mates, coaches and rivals.
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Earlier this month, during her testimony, Sciorra read out a text message she received from Feldsher after she spoke publicly about her alleged abuse to the New Yorker.
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The read-out for the December quarter matched the forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll, but was below a revised 5.1% growth rate for the previous quarter.
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Dennis-Benn's exquisite dialogue makes you want to read out loud, hearing its rhythm and tone, and her vividly drawn settings make it easy to enter Patsy's world.
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There was no immediate response from the Saudi delegation, which is among the U.N. rights council's 47 member states but was absent when the statement was read out.
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The charges, read out in court, were related to transfers of 42 million ringgit ($10 million) from SRC International, a former 1MDB unit, into Najib's personal bank account.
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After she read out social media posts written by Iranians in support of the protests, Haley dismissed Iranian leaders' contention that the protests were designed by Iran's enemies.
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You can tap to play and pause music, double tap to read out notifications, and more importantly, swipe across them to adjust volume — but only on the right one.
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"All political parties elected to the German parliament have an obligation to the common interest to serve our country," Steinmeier said in a statement he read out to media.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - In a room packed with Malaysian civil servants, foreign ministry secretary general Ramlan Ibrahim raised his right hand as he read out an anti-corruption pledge.
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"The closest tie between June 4 and May 4 came when students read out a 'New May 4 Manifesto' on the 70th anniversary of the 1919 protest," said Wasserstrom.
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You can find some form of every Zuckerberg answer in his prepared remarks that were released before the hearing, and read out loud by him as the proceedings began.
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Natalia Brizuela, Associate Professor of Film and Media and Spanish at UC Berkley, read out the letter to the audience at end of the last panel of the conference.
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The house launched a probe after lawmaker Ehiozuwa Agbonayinma asked, in a motion read out by Dogara, for the MTN fine to be more than tripled to $15.6 billion.
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At the book presentation on Monday, Vigano read out the parts of the letter in which Benedict rejected the "stupid prejudice" of those who say Francis' theology is lacking.
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After reading it a couple times and looking to the side of the stage as the crowd held their breath, Dunaway read out the supposed winner, La La Land.
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He even refused to read out passages from his report — something that at least could have generated new TV clips of him explaining his findings in his own voice.
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After a five-month trial held behind closed doors to protect the victim's identity, a judge read out the sentences in the court in the northern region of Navarra.
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Polinsky, 143, provided a statement to The Talk which was read out while Nicole Eggert was on the show to talk about her sexual abuse allegations against the actor.
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The move to strip Tugba Hezer and Faysal Sariyildiz of their status was read out in parliament after an appeal to remove their membership was submitted and voted on.
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His girlfriend then told him to "make sure no one says anything" about the obstacle course to people outside the fraternity, according to text messages read out in court.
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Democrats forced the GOP's ObamaCare repeal and replace plan to be read out-loud in its entirety during a markup in the House's Energy and Commerce Committee hearing Wednesday.
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"The perpetrators planned to attack in advance, in retaliation for the tragic car accident," said the charge sheet read out by prosecutors in Ethiopia's high court late on Monday.
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"Our next goal is to increase the speed of writing and develop a microscope-free read-out drive," said Rokas Drevinskas of the Physical Optics Group at Southampton University.
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But you haven't heard the name of this stage-and-screen institution read out at the glittering awards ceremonies in the past, because the accolade goes to the designer.
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When he menacingly read out the names of more than 150 officials deemed connected to the drug trade, at least two of those whom he fingered were already dead.
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The night before the ceremony, he went out drinking with his fellow nominees, and Waititi suggested that when their names were read out loud, they should all play dead.
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Between August 2009 and March 2016, Khan "falsely pretend(ed) that the disbursements ...were genuine loan facilities," according to the charge read out in the Nairobi economic crimes court.
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"Insofar as the application (to have the law struck down) is admissible, it is not founded," the court said in its ruling read out by its president, Gerhart Holzinger.
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So we went on Wikipedia and started to read out loud the bio of Anthony Eden, which included the description of him as the 'puppet' of the U.S. government.
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Cambridge-educated Jutting, wearing a blue shirt, looked down and showed no emotion when the verdict was read out in an open courtroom, packed with international and local journalists.
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For example, Qaio's smart mirrors will display the news, read out the weather, or pull up an episode of your favorite TV show, all with a few voice commands.
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"At first I read out of a train-wreck fascination; then I read in the hopes of finding a way to get through to the estranged parents," she said.
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"What we want to prove is that it also works with a language with other character sets and that we need to read out right-to-left," he notes.
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"For the male nominees in the room tonight, this is the first time in three months it won't be terrifying to hear your name read out loud," said Meyers.
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The three judges sat glumly beneath a nylon Ukrainian flag, listening impassively as a prosecutor read out the results of a ballistics test and a gory medical examiner's report.
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"Failure to do so will result in the government imposing sanctions and disengaging with the unwilling parties," he said in the statement read out by Mines Minister Richard Musukwa.
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If Facebook is a diary, it's one from which you read out loud in a public park — or at least at a motley gathering of friends, relatives and colleagues.
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In September, her team had booted up a white machine, small enough to fit in an airplane's overhead compartment and designed to read out DNA letters one by one.
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You know, one for me — it's usually sexy and saucy like a Jackie Collins book — and then one urban novel that I will read out loud to my husband.
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"Rather, the read-out measures the level of liquid nitrogen in the liquid nitrogen reservoir, which was bypassed by UH's use of the 'container filling' method," its statement said.
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At the entrance to the main arena, which was not accessible to the public, butchers carrying kukri knives whooped Tuesday morning as the temple's committee read out their names.
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Looking back, I find it very odd that neither I, nor Ambassador Taylor, nor Ambassador Volker ever received a detailed read-out of that call with the Biden references.
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Instead, Calloway told me that she had wanted me to read out loud to everyone all along, and tailored whatever "number was in her head" to whatever I said.
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" Organizers asked protesters to read out a statement, uploaded to LIHKG, a popular online forum where demonstrators discuss protest strategies, that accused police of using "excessive violence towards protesters.
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Held in the hulking Russian Orthodox Naval Cathedral of St Nicholas, sailors cradled lit candles and looked on as priests read out prayers and a choir chanted in the background.
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Field claims she was paid $35 for the gig and that she read out a pitch for the book that was eventually cut from the video when it was distributed.
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Staffan de Mistura, U.N. special envoy for Syria, read out the names of the patients in Madaya and Foua, most of them young children, on Thursday to reporters in Geneva.
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The nine defendants refused to stand when Judge Liljana Baku read out their sentence, just as they have done throughout their trial, saying they recognised only the will of Allah.
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Cries of "Allahu Akbar" rang out in the chamber when the judge read out the first sentence but quickly fell silent when she threatened to expel them from the courtroom.
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She received death threats and was forced to leave her home after a witness in the hearing against her read out her phone number and home address on national television.
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Australian media reported that Dawson covered his hands with his ears as a magistrate read out evidence against him in court Wednesday, including allegations of violence against his former wife.
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"It did not happen," he answered when the presiding judge read out charges of providing vehicles and weapons used to assault protesters and failing to take action to prevent deaths.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has asked parliament to approve $21 billion of foreign borrowing to fund planned infrastructure projects until 2304.5000, according to a letter read out to lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Late on Sunday, several opposition lawmakers gained access to the state TV building in Budapest seeking to have a petition read out, but security personnel told them that was impossible.
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This is not enough to prove Eichenwald's contention that the quote which Trump read out was publicized by a "coordinated Russian campaign," but it certainly does not disprove it, either.
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Positive results from Ophthotech's late-stage trials, expected to read out this year, could see Regeneron lose market share to rival therapies, Leerink's Geoffrey Porges wrote in a client note.
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Supporters of Stop the War, a campaign group that was heavily involved in the anti-war protests in 2003, read out the names of Iraqi and British people who died.
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But when student Joaquin Oliver's name was read out by the principal, it was his parents Manuel Oliver and Patricia Padauy who walked onto the stage to receive his diploma.
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But in a statement read out on all television stations within hours of her candidacy, King Vajiralongkorn said it was "inappropriate" for members of the royal family to enter politics.
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He eventually came up with five people, and Trump himself proudly read out this list of his five advisers in a meeting with the Washington Post editorial board that month.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf said the president pledged to organise an early election, with Ennahar TV saying that would be held within a year.
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STERLING FALLS Sterling fell almost 1 percent to $1.3048, after the vote results were read out by the speaker, John Bercow, to stand around 0.5 percent lower on the day.
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"From the 16th of next month, mining companies in the state will be bereft of any leases," said Alvares, who was in the court when the judgment was read out.
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And in English classes where there was a chance I might have to read out loud from, you know, a Shakespeare play or something, I would just skip the class.
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Mr. Mahdi, who was born in Mali around 1975, stood and listened to a translation in Arabic as the presiding judge, Raul Cano Pangalangan, read out the sentence in English.
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"Female and male citizens aged between 19 and 25 years are obliged to do military service for 12 months," said the statement, read out by Royal Palace spokesman Abdelhak Lamrini.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf said the president pledged to organize an early election, with Ennahar TV saying that would be held within a year.
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President Muhammadu Buhari has asked parliament to approve $30 billion of foreign borrowing to fund planned infrastructure projects until 2018, according to a letter read out to lawmakers on Tuesday.
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The judge at the Shali City Court in Chechnya took nearly nine hours to read out the text of her decision, according to Memorial and journalists reporting from the courthouse.
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But the Oscars certainly stepped up their game this year, nabbing Girls Trip's Tiffany Haddish and War for the Planet of the Apes' Andy Serkis to read out the nominations.
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A letter from the ex-president was read out to supporters who have been keeping vigil outside the federal police headquarters where Lula - who maintains his innocence - is being held.
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Some of those arrested were carrying out intelligence work including photographing potential targets, the National Intelligence Security Services (NISS) said in a statement read out on state-affiliated broadcaster Fana.
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No charges were read out and his lawyer said the case should be referred to the high court to answer a question of possible immunity, which magistrate Phethise Motanyane granted.
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The games brought a slew of celebrities to deliver clues throughout the show, including actor Ryan Reynolds, who on Tuesday read out clues relevant to his home country of Canada.
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The Echo Frames pair with your Android phone — iOS and by extension iPhones are currently unsupported — to read out notifications, make phone calls, and play audio including music and podcasts.
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Trump emphasized that unity among Washington's Arab partners "is essential to promoting regional stability and countering the threat of Iran," according to a White House read out of the calls.
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"These actions are in contravention of China's own laws and international commitments," said U.S. Ambassador Keith Harper, who read out the statement backed by Australia, Japan and nine European countries.
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Nervous crowds gathered across the city to listen to the verdict and broke out into chants of "Justice for Laquan!" when the court clerk read out "guilty" over and over.
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"This is an almost miraculous event; my administration will prepare toward the May meeting with utmost diligence," he said in remarks read out in Seoul by a Blue House spokesman.
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The psychedelic album's liner notes featured short chapters to accompany the songs' narrative, which were read out loud in between tracks by Arthur Brown during early performances of S.F. Sorrow.
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Earlier security guards ejected two independent lawmakers from the building after they tried to get into a studio to read out a petition against what they say is an authoritarian regime.
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"Using the National Development Fund is authorized if no other sources are available," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in a letter to President Hassan Rouhani read out on Monday on state television.
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Messi&aposs name adorned the back of most of the Argentina jerseys that dominated St. Petersburg ahead of the game, and received the biggest roar when the teams were read out.
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"ETA was born from the people and now it dissolves back into the people," said the letter, which was read out by David Harland, director of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue.
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HB: The White House put out a written statement that Trump read out and he couldn't help ad-libbing, there's a lot of people out there, after saying it was Russia.
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The police told the three men that the store had accused them of theft and read out a list of items that they had been accused of stealing, according to Lee.
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On the family's GoFundMe, which has raised more than $1 million, Laden's mother and father wrote victim impact statements addressing Aranda, which were also read out in court during a hearing.
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Say "Alexa, tell me about the movie The Revenant" (or whatever movie you're interested in) to get key facts about the film pulled in from the web and read out loud.
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As Federal Judge Anthony Trenga read out the verdict, Kian's wife sat in a seat behind the defense with her hand covering her mouth as Kian stood and faced the jury.
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Quite a lot, obviously, but safeguards are in place: no alcohol is served, the blades of the axes are blunted and security measures are read out to participants when they arrive.
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Once the debate is finished, the speaker will read out the name of the first amendment and ask those in favour of it to shout "aye", and then those against "no".
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"And now, the bogeyman," Reitzle quipped as he read out the vote for himself at the end of a seven-hour meeting attended by about 2,500 shareholders, an unusually high number.
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All said they went through the same process of being directed to a mobile webpage where there was a record button to tap, and a number of phrases to read out.
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Your form-fitting haptic skin suit can tap and pulse all over your body to read out posts, alert you to likes and let you conduct surreptitious conversations wherever you are.
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While the system won't read out warnings unless it's actively routing the driver to a destination, tapping around the screen to inspect the different warnings left by other users is easy.
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He quietly read out a name; a security officer shouted it down the hall to one of his colleagues, who shouted it to the guard, who shouted it into the cell.
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Strzok forcefully defended his actions in the Hillary Clinton email and Russia investigations and tried to explain those infamous anti-Trump text messages (which he was forced to read out loud).
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The filing notes there was no official read-out or public statement in connection with the meeting, and Russian officials claimed a number of agreements had been reached after the meeting.
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When asked by Presiding Judge Cuno Tarfusser if he wanted the charges read out in court, Ongwen reportedly replied in his Acholi language that it would be a waste of time.
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It has inspired the beginning of a cold open for "Saturday Night Live," has been read out loud at the Grammy Awards and reportedly will be made into a television series.
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Judge Pablo Llarena set bail of €150,000, or about $175,000, for Carme Forcadell, who, as speaker of the Catalan Parliament, had read out Catalonia's declaration of independence from Spain on Oct.
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"For the male nominees in the room tonight, this is the first time in three months it won't be terrifying to hear your name read out loud," Meyers told the crowd.
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These facts do not mean, though, that Jews or African-Americans should be read out of federal statutes that protect individuals from discrimination on the basis of race and national origin.
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Dunaway read out "La La Land" as the winner, prompting the cast and crew to take the stage before it was made known that "Moonlight" had indeed won the coveted award.
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But on Friday, Aidan O'Neill, a lawyer opposing the government, read out the government's pledges in court, and Jolyon Maugham, another lawyer who helped bring the challenge, posted them on Twitter.
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The driver's widow wept in court and members of his union, who had attended much of the trial, sat stone-faced and angry after the jury foreman read out the verdict.
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In a ruling read out in court on Wednesday, the court also acquitted a series of other defendants, including former Eni Chief Executive Paolo Scaroni and former Saipem CEO Pietro Tali.
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As she read out the tallies on the first article marking the impeachment of President Trump, some of her members cheered, defying her admonition to reflect the seriousness of the moment.
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In a unanimous judgment read out by the court's president, Lady Hale, the justices ruled that the prime minister's action prevented Parliament from carrying out its constitutional functions without reasonable justification.
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At a news conference, his tearful wife, Veronica Tan, read out a letter in which Purnama thanked supporters and those who were praying for him, or sending flowers, letters and books.
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"There is no evidence of a criminal organization, but rather political activities that are being treated as criminal acts," he said in his report that he read out to the committee.
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In The Hague on Tuesday, the public gallery erupted in loud cheers and screams as the presiding judge read out the decision acquitting Mr. Gbagbo and his aide, Charles Blé Goudé.
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After hearing that there were patients who were alive but not yet identified, they held out hope — until a doctor arrived in the waiting room to read out those patients' names.
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Once the debate is finished, the speaker will read out the name of the first amendment and ask those in favor of it to shout "aye", and then those against "no".
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So, while Siri can read out my messages or send them, or play some of my favorite music, it doesn't recognize my wife as a separate person and account when she speaks.
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S. relations, and China has already expressed its position to the United States, Xi told Trump, according to a read-out of a telephone call between the leaders carried by the ministry.
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Leadsom read out a statement to reporters in which she said she was pulling out of the race because a nine-week leadership campaign was highly undesirable at such a critical time.
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The patient listens as a list of pain descriptors is read out and has to say whether each word describes their pain, and, if so, to rate the intensity of the feeling.
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His mother often made her children recite multiplication tables while she sat with her foot on the pedal of her sewing machine and read out the poem, "Don't Quit" to inspire them.
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Using the tablet-like display you find above the center console of most new BMWs, the service doesn't just read out the answer but also shows additional facts or graphs when warranted.
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This is all about customization: tap the upper right toggle icon to start renaming everything, adding your own photo as the icon, and commanding Siri to read out your own custom phrases.
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Lighthizer on Thursday read out a list of countries with which the U.S. was negotiating exemptions from the earlier announced tariffs, among them Argentina, Australia, Brazil, the European Union and South Korea.
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The names of all 50 victims were read out at the event, which used the stage intended for a Bryan Adams concert that was canceled in the wake of last week's attack.
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To complete the job, the driver needed to follow the route provided by Uber, read out turn-by-turn by his phone; noise from the back seat drowned out the critical instructions.
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S. relations, and China has already expressed its position to the United States, Xi told Trump, according to a read-out of a telephone call between the leaders carried by state television.
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"Bringing home the displaced people should be done according to a mechanism," said a sermon read out by Sistani's representative Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai in the holy Shi'ite city of Kerbala.
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"Any consensual sexual relationship between two consenting adults - homosexuals, heterosexuals or lesbians - cannot be said to be unconstitutional," said the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, as he read out the judgment.
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The Civil Democratic Movement (CDM) said in a statement read out by its spokesman, Yehia Hussain, at a news conference that the group "rejects such police tactics in dealing with political opponents".
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Fallon and the kids sat down for a game called "Stranger Strings" where five secrets were read out loud and the players had to silly string the person they thought was confessing.
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The Holy Synod made up of all Greek bishops said in a letter read out loud at Sunday&aposs memorial service that everyone bears responsibility for protecting the environment from haphazard development.
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In a statement read out on Syrian television, the military command said this was a strategic victory which secures oil and gas routes between the Damascus area and oilfields in eastern Syria.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf said that the president pledged to organise an early election, with Ennahar TV saying that this would be held within a year.
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Appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, actor Josh Brolin, who plays the genocidal Avengers: Infinity War villain, read out a few of the president's tweets in character on Tuesday night.
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It made planning easy, but it also required on-the-fly adjustments to make sure that the Russians didn't read out meetings or characterize conversations without the perspective of the United States.
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Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam on Wednesday read out a letter from the family of a contractor who committed suicide in the wake of a spying scandal which rocked the Swiss lender.
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In addition to an educational push, Obama called for more research on diagnostic testing, vaccines and therapeutics, according to a read-out of the meeting provided by the White House late Tuesday.
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The company is also launching the ability for G Suite users to use the Google Assistant to read out a calendar schedule and, maybe even more importantly, create, cancel and reschedule events.
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The new text-to-speech system makes that even simpler by cutting out the need for the person in an emergency situation to be able to read out that information at all.
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" Devoting herself to her impaired husband, she would read to him from a book of stories, short enough to accommodate his fractured attention span: "She would read out loud, from the beginning.
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"Any consensual sexual relationship between two consenting adults - homosexuals, heterosexuals or lesbians - cannot be said to be unconstitutional," said the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, as he read out the judgement.
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The Queen is still expected to attend the event, however, and read out a speech written for her by ministers outlining the government&aposs program of legislation for the coming parliamentary session.
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So there was something weirdly funny when the anchor read out the news, to the accompaniment of grainy footage of a World War II fighter plane that appeared to be a Spitfire.
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Ramaphosa was elected unopposed as Zuma's permanent successor by parliament, and confirmed in the post by South African Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, who had earlier read out the former president's resignation letter.
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I was completely broken during that time, I was in the kind of pain that's uncomfortable to talk about, and it was the kind of chapter you never want to read out loud….
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You'll notice a new figure icon on the right-hand side of the navigation bar, and you don't actually have to do any selecting to get what's on screen read out to you.
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Siri has the edge over its Android equivalent with emails though, and will gladly talk you through the contents of your inbox if you say "read out my emails" once Siri is listening.
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"Ten charges have been brought against them, including terrorism, advocating terrorism, secession, civil war and revolution," lawyer Christopher Ndong told Reuters after the charges were read out at the capital Yaounde's military court.
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"The armed forces categorically reject this type of action, which is most certainly motivated by the dark interests of the extreme right," the government said in a statement read out on state television.
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"We call for the highest political commitment to combat climate change, as a matter of urgent priority," according to a Marrakesh Proclamation read out at a meeting of ministers in the Moroccan city.
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U.S. District Judge Janet Neff ruled last week that victim impact statements could not be read out loud in court and instead should be submitted to the judge for her to read privately.
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Amazon company is hoping Alexa's new voice, trained to detect patterns in recordings of broadcasters' speech, will make it more pleasant for consumers to listen to news read out loud by a computer.
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Bolland had numerous character references read out, not just from those close to him, like his uncle, but also the parents of a friend and, in fact, the executive principal of the school.
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President Trump delivered the commencement speech at Liberty University today where he bashed the "broken" system in Washington, called out the critics, read out the school's football schedule and touched on religious freedom.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has asked parliament to approve $2.43 billion of foreign borrowing to fund planned infrastructure projects until 22.4, according to a letter read out to lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Erdogan's lawyer, Ralf Hoecker, told Reuters Erdogan had sought the injunction after Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner's public support for a controversial poem read out by comedian Jan Boehmermann on German television in March.
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Leftist senators, who on Tuesday succeeded in obstructing discussion of the labor reform bill, read out a constitutional amendment in committee that would allow early general elections instead of waiting until October 2018.
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The agreements were entirely legal and authorized by the bank's internal and external lawyers, board and compliance department, Kalaris said last week in a prepared statement read out to the jury by prosecutors.
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The function will work relatively similar to Amazon Alexa's new voice calling feature, which allows users to ask Alexa on an Amazon Echo to read out voice messages left by other Alexa users.
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Gathered in a Washington, D.C., ballroom last Thursday for their annual "tech prom, " hundreds of tech industry lobbyists and policy makers applauded politely as announcers read out the names of the event's sponsors.
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Denying Trump influence Members at times read out loud or displayed past statements from the President and Sessions as they questioned him, but Sessions held fast that his department has not been influenced.
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Einstein's warnings were read to Roosevelt by a man named Alexander Sachs, who also read out other warnings about such a bomb to the president, The New York Times reported at the time.
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"The STM tip is a super-sensitive height probe that can tell if there is an atom beneath it or a hole, and thus read out the data," said Otte in an email.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish authorities arrested three academics on charges of "terrorist propaganda" on Tuesday after they publicly read out a declaration reiterating a call to end security operations in the mainly Kurdish southeast.
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As the judge read out their sentences, the three ringleaders, several of them using electronic hearing aids, were individually asked to stand up in a glass enclosure at the back of the court.
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Normally, a visually impaired person uses some form of screen reader to audibly read out text that's on screen (on an iPhone, you can do this by switching on VoiceOver in its settings).
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Its inhabitants came together last week on the main square to read out a message that had been sealed inside a time capsule — to the youth of 21991, from the youth of 217.
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Graham read out loud the 2016 emails that Trump Jr. tweeted out on Tuesday confirming that he had met with the operative after they offered "dirt" that could potentially upend Clinton's presidential campaign.
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"The sentence of six years' imprisonment is shockingly lenient, to a point where it has the effect of trivializing this serious offence," said Judge Willie Seriti, who read out the unanimous court decision.
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In a brief court appearance on Friday, Mr. Assange, wearing glasses and a gray T-shirt, denied cracking a Pentagon network password as prosecutors read out the accusations against him, according to Reuters.
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"It is sorrowful that there have been so many deaths, casualties and destruction," he wrote in a letter read out by his representative, Ahmed al-Safi, at a sermon in Kerbala, Reuters reported.
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"—DAVID DOBRIK (@DavidDobrik) February 4, 2020Smith then said he should read out Mariduena's texts to him, and revealed she'd replied to one of his Instagram stories, saying "Miss being warm in your arms.
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In the resignation letter, read out to a packed Congress, the long-standing leader criticized the current government and said it was his responsibility to continue to protect his Bolivian "brothers and sisters".
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In an emotional letter read out during a march on the island Sunday, the victim's father said, for the local people's protection, all United States military bases on Japan's Okinawa prefecture had to go.
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"(The delay) has started to risk sliding towards tension ... and we warn of the dangers of this," the group said in a televised statement read out after the weekly meeting of its parliamentary bloc.
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In so-called "agreed facts" between prosecutors and the defense read out by the prosecution, the jury at Southwark Crown Court was told that the SFO had not interviewed or investigated either Qatari party.
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But one man erupted as the judge read out the names of witnesses who accused him of joining IS, issuing religious rulings for the group and delivering a car bomb used in an attack.
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Smith will perform "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" at the Nobel banquet on Dec 10 while Dylan's speech would also be read out at the event, the Nobel Prize organizers said on Twitter.
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"A couple of years ago there was a big disaster here at the Oscars where they accidentally read out the wrong name," the comedian and "Shopgirl" actor told the crowd at Sunday's Academy Awards.
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In a speech read out on state television, Gaid Salah said time was running out and Algeria could not afford further delays, adding that more steps would be taken to meet the protesters' demands.
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In a letter read out at the headquarters of a Geneva-based conflict resolution group, ETA, founded to fight for an independent state in northern Spain and southern France, said its journey had ended.
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On October 29th thousands of people queued in a park opposite the headquarters of the agency once known as the KGB to read out the names of some of those whom Stalin had executed.
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The roll-call is so long it can be read out for eight hours a day, seven days a week for the six months of the Biennale, and no item will ever be repeated.
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Though in court an Instagram message was read out where she said she "adored" having his name on her back, she also told police she'd tried cutting and burning the skin to remove it.
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Finalists will be invited to The Tower of London for a special live broadcast of Chris Evans's breakfast show on June 16, when the winning entries will be read out by well known narrators.
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He officially became president when Laurent Fabius, chairman of the constitutional council and a former prime minister, read out the results of the election in which Macron beat far right leader Marine Le Pen.
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In so-called "agreed facts" between prosecutors and the defence read out by the prosecution, the jury at Southwark Crown Court was told that the SFO had not interviewed or investigated either Qatari party.
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"In Florida, under Rick Scott, nothing was done on guns or school safety after prior incidents like Pulse or the Fort Lauderdale airport shooting," Guttenberg said, according to a read-out from Nelson's campaign.
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Hariri's shock resignation, read out on television from Saudi Arabia, pitched Lebanon into a deep political crisis and pushed the country back to the forefront of a regional struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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But my question to him would be: Well if we all should forgive and we all praise one God, and we all read out of one Bible, why are there so many different religions?
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Then from the web browser process, I was able to read out the memory of a sysmodule—a term we use for privileged processes that are part of the OS but outside the kernel.
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Once they've heard from all parties and discussed the case, a verdict is due to be read out in front of an audience comprised of the 250 people who sent in letters of representation.
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"No legal system in the world can accept the bribing of witnesses, the inducement of witnesses to lie," said the presiding judge, Bertram Schmitt, who read out the summary of the decision in court.
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The code was the result of a day of action held at the Royal Court in October, in which 150 testimonies of experiences of abuse and harassment in the theater industry were read out.
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When the teams were read out before kickoff, there were deafening, vituperative jeers for both Philippe Coutinho and Luis Suárez: both, in Mancunian eyes, can be considered forever tainted by their association with Liverpool.
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The same goes for Jean-Dominique Bauby, who suffered from locked-in syndrome, but managed to write "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" by blinking when an assistant read out letters from the alphabet.
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Allegations of UK spying first arose during a press briefing in May, when then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer read out a Fox News report that said that GCHQ had spied on Trump.
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Thomas Rhett confessed he's not a reader — "the last book I read was Harry Potter" — but he's definitely made time to finish his wife's manuscript, portions of which she read out loud to him.
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It was the second joint statement criticizing the kingdom read out at the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva in six months, following the first censure of Saudi Arabia at the forum in March.
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Gunfire and explosions had rocked both Istanbul and Ankara through the night after soldiers took up positions in both cities and ordered state television to read out a statement declaring they had taken power.
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"President Trump stressed the importance of creating an environment consistent with the desire for peace," a read out of a May meeting between President Trump and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Bethlehem states.
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The spokesman's statement circulated on Thursday shortly after a letter from Buhari was read out in the upper house of parliament, saying the 74-year-old former military ruler would go on medical leave.
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They were not impressed by a letter read out on state television on Sunday by his campaign director, in which the Algerian president said he "would not be a candidate" in any future election.
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"We're only talking about one shot to take apart the phone and read out the hardware key, and if they screw up there is no way to turn back the dial," Guido told Motherboard.
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If you're saving web articles to Pocket or Instagram to catch up on later, for example, both apps have options to read out saved articles if you don't want to look at them on screen.
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Once Apple begins to surface information about how often users skip through ads, companies will be able to track sales from all ads, not just those that require a host to read out a URL.
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A military security detail was assigned to the judges on Wednesday, when several hundred far-right supporters of Azaria clashed with police outside the Tel Aviv military base as the verdict was being read out.
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On a recent afternoon, a volunteer for the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society - a Red Cross-funded organization – at the Zadimura refugee camp read out a list of 16 Rohingya men found alive in Buthidaung jail.
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Presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty read out La La Land as the winner, but it turned out Beatty was holding the wrong award envelope — for Best Actress, which Emma Stone had won just prior.
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Doocy then read out some official talking points that the White House had circulated, noting that supporters should say Trump acted appropriately, condemned racism and bigotry, and is being treated unfairly by a hysterical media.
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The security sources read out a memo from Abdul Mahdi to the commander of Iraq's elite Counter-Terrorism Service telling him to deploy his forces and "use all necessary measures" to end protests in Baghdad.
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High-profile trials like Evans' could also be detrimental to reporting rates, as survivors saw his victim being tried by the media and public opinion, and having her sexual history read out in open court.
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HARARE (Reuters) - The resignation letter written by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe that was read out by the speaker of the country's parliament made no mention of who he was leaving in charge of the country.
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About three weeks before that, Sechin had attended a meeting where he described discussions with Japanese investors about them buying the stake, according to a transcript of the meeting read out in court on Tuesday.
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The first one only reads out text when it's highlighted, and the second one will read out all the text on a screen, but only when you swipe down with two fingers from the top.
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Nash then excitedly read out Brown's name, who won for his performance in NBC's This is Us. "What a blessing it is to do what you love for a living," Brown said in his speech.
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The mask is connected to a hand-held machine measuring her resting oxygen consumption, which at the end of the session will print a read-out detailing each minute with a dizzying jumble of numbers.
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That testimony was read out loud in the courtroom Wednesday to the jury as part of an effort by the prosecution to show that Mr. Cosby had a predilection for using drugs to incapacitate women.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf was aimed at appeasing those who had taken to the streets this weekend to protest against the 82-year-old's plans to remain in office.
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"There will be a verdict on March 7 at 1.30 pm and the verdict will be read out to concerned parties on the same day at 3 pm," the Constitutional Court said in a statement.
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Clegg earlier on Friday read out to jurors emails between Contogoulas and Mathew in which Contogoulas said he will bring him coffees and takeaway boxes from the Itsu sushi chain, after requesting certain Libor submissions.
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The lacklustre read-out of data from the currency bloc's two biggest economies backs European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's assessment that the growth outlook is deteriorating and the bank should inject more monetary stimulus.
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After a week of determined resistance, President Robert Mugabe suddenly folded his hand and resigned with immediate effect, by means of a letter read out in the nation's Parliament, just as impeachment proceedings were starting.
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Such conversations are perfectly normal for these highly scrutinized summits, but even informal conversations are often read-out to the press, in part to avoid the disclosure situation the Trump Administration now finds itself in.
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On a recent afternoon, a volunteer for the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society - a Red Cross-funded organisation – at the Zadimura refugee camp read out a list of 16 Rohingya men found alive in Buthidaung jail.
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As for the stairs, they quickly became a podium where anyone can promote messages of peace and unity, sing songs, distribute free hugs, and read out names of other cities that recently suffered terrorist attacks.
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As his trial opened, with Mr. Ongwen in a court-issued gray suit, an official read out the list of charges against him, including murder, torture, rape, sexual slavery and conscription of children under 15.
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The Swiss Guards and Vatican gendarmes stood by Wednesday and gamely let 6-year-old Wenzel Wirth run around Francis as monsignors read out his catechism lesson in various languages in the Vatican audience hall.
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The names of the 10 politicians were read out in Parliament on Tuesday when the report was submitted by Tasia Christodoulopoulou, the head of Parliament's transparency committee and a lawmaker for the governing party, Syriza.
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In a read-out of the meeting, Harvey referenced a "new United States-Saudi program," prompting the unnamed senior official to ask the NSC staff, "What the hell is going on?" according to the report.
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"I am particularly concerned about the recent decline of commercial food imports through the Red Sea ports," Mark Lowcock, U.N. emergency relief coordinator, said in a statement read out to a Geneva briefing on Friday.
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For instance, after Mr. Trump signed his Muslim ban 2.0 on Monday, Mr. Tillerson and his counterparts at Justice and Homeland Security held a press event and dutifully read out statements about the new order.
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These are the victims of the Florida school shooting Latest developments Rallies against gun violence in Florida, California and Washington, D.C.: The names of victims were read out loud at a rally in Delray Beach.
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"They got together to maximize efforts to persecute political opponents of each of the dictatorships, and to 'disappear' or eliminate those who were considered subversive," she told reporters after the ruling was read out in court.
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Sage, which did not immediately respond to a phone call or email seeking comment, expects to have a read-out on the phase 3 trial later this year after having concluded a phase 1/2 trial.
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In a motion read out in the Senate on Tuesday, Yahaya Abdullahi, said the exit from recession was largely due to favourable oil prices and increased domestic production with relative peace in the restive Niger Delta.
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Starting today in the US, Alexa will now read out the news in a much more natural, human-like way by selectively emphasizing certain words in a sentence in the same way a real newscaster would.
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" -Luke, 11 "I like when the teacher explains the math and I like when she sounds out the words because I'm going to first grade and I'm going to be able to read out loud soon.
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This portable battery can charge smartphones and tablets, but also claims to be able to start 6.0L gas and 3.0L diesel engines, and can provide a read-out of your car battery's voltage on its display.
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The lacklustre read-out of data from the zone's two biggest economies on Tuesday backed European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's assessment that the growth outlook is deteriorating and the bank should inject more monetary stimulus.
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Unnamed sources have told Russian newspapers that an initial read-out of the plane's flight recorders had suggested the two pilots argued about the right course of action to take in the minutes before the crash.
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This could be notifications about new incoming emails from specific people that are then read out to you — a handsfree experience that comes in handy in situations like driving — or news about subjects that you follow.
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Because the smart assistant built into your phone can read out your SMSes, among all the other jobs it does—this is a trick that'll work with both Siri on iOS and Google Assistant on Android.
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ZANU-PF youth leader Kudzai Chipanga, a vocal Mugabe supporter, publicly apologized for opposing the army after being marched by soldiers into the state television headquarters to read out a statement, sources at the broadcaster said.
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Numan Afifi, an openly gay Muslim man and prominent advocate, traveled to Geneva last month to read out a statement from a coalition of LGBT+ groups to the Council for its Universal Periodic Review of Malaysia.
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Despite a slow start, it turns into a riotous highlight of the event, attendees taking turns to stand beside the (fake-beard-wearing, God role-playing) game's maker and read out each screen's options for progress.
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Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, a young Marshallese poet who has performed her work at the United Nations, read out the main messages from the CVF's vision, approved on Friday, which stated: "Our resilience is a humanitarian priority".
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Hariri, who has Saudi citizenship, was summoned to Riyadh a year ago, briefly detained and compelled to resign as prime minister in a speech read out on television from Saudi until France intervened to free him.
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At one point, Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte read out one of Strozk's texts in which he told Page he had just been to a Walmart in southern Virginia and could smell the support for Trump.
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Queen Elizabeth II also had Prince Charles read out a speech that said she was "deeply impressed by the remarkable fortitude, dignity and indomitable spirit that characterizes the people of this village and the surrounding valleys."
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"We direct the RBI to file a detailed affidavit mentioning about the list of the companies which are defaulters of loans," Chief Justice T. S. Thakur said as he read out the Supreme Court's interim order.
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"The state of health of His Excellency Mr Ali Bongo Ondimba, President of the Republic and head of state, has greatly improved," the presidency statement read out on state TV by his spokesman Ike Ngouoni said.
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German media cited Ralf Hoecker, a lawyer for Erdogan, as saying the Turkish leader wanted the injunction due to Doepfner's support for a poem read out by comedian Jan Boehmermann on German national television in March.
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The decisions were read out by the presiding judge, O-Gon Kwon of South Korea, who took more than an hour as he calmly but precisely recounted the series of atrocities Mr. Karadzic was accused of.
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Despite the quickly approaching release of a new EP, Hard To Read, out March 4, Phillips is at ease behind the drum kit—it's the first instrument he learned how to play when he was nine.
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State television aired photographs and read out the names of seven men it said were on the run from police on Monday hours after the early hours raid against what the ministry described as "religious radicals".
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Petrus co-founder Klaus Umek, who has repeatedly criticized Conwert's management, said in a phone call with Reuters that he rejected the idea that Petrus and Adler had colluded and he read out the company's statement.
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Meeting Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Xi said Belt and Road was about promoting mutually beneficial, win-win international cooperation, not a "you lose, I win" scheme, according to a read-out from China's Foreign Ministry.
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Blowing a kiss to senior Republican Representative Don Young after he read out the oath to her, the California Democrat assumed the leadership of the 435-seat chamber at a moment of unique instability and uncertainty.
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In front of political artworks, they read out the Mirror Manifesto, an open letter that Latinx activists released in April in an attempt to steer the museum back toward its roots as a community-based institution.
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Roberts told the Senate this week that he would not read out any questions that tried to out the whistleblower or which contained significant identifying information about the individual, who belongs to the US intelligence community.
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"Women are not a minority in the world, yet the current state of our industry says otherwise," Ms. Blanchett told the crowd in a message that was read out in French by the filmmaker Agnès Varda.
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" When drivers receive a new text message, all they have to do is "press the right scroll wheel button to have your text message read out loud and press again to respond by speaking out loud.
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"We hope that the formation of a new government is not delayed for long," he said in a speech read out by a representative at a Friday prayer sermon in the Shi'ite holy city of Kerbala.
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After she read out the court's ruling on live television on Tuesday morning, Hale was being lauded as fashion and feminist icon - due in part to the huge spider brooch that adorned her trim black outfit.
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The list of violations that officials read out included paladares not paying taxes, buying supplies on the black market, labor code violations and having more than 50 seats, according to two restaurant owners who attended meetings.
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Colman, who won for her portrayal of Britain's Queen Anne in the movie "The Favourite," appeared stunned -- and, to be fair, most viewers were too -- when her name was read out by fellow actress Frances McDormand.
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"I consider this a weak response insufficient against American violation of Iraqi sovereignty and regional escalation," Sadr, who leads the largest bloc in parliament, said in a letter to the assembly read out by a supporter.
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Samuel Safaite, a 15-year-old sophomore, said students in his Spanish class broke down when the teacher took attendance and read out the name of Luke Hoyer, a 15-year-old slain in the attack.
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During the hearing, the judge allowed a victim statement to be read out loud in court -- in which Smith's ex said, "I may never be the same" but also wished him luck in getting/staying sober.
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Trump's speech, uncharacteristically read out from a teleprompter, seemed aimed at showing a more serious side of a politician who has said he intends to act more "presidential" after months of speaking mainly off the cuff.
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The episode last Sunday was widely condemned and on Wednesday night a passage from Anne Franks' diary was read out loud at the start of Serie A matches during what was billed as "a moment of reflection".
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Less than an hour before the attack happened, Ghofranullah Murad, a member of the council, read out a written statement from the gathering saying that innocent Afghan men, women and children are the true victims of war.
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"It is clear what I said in the Thousand Islands was not intended to interpret the (Koran), let alone to insult Islam or the ulema," said Purnama, who was responding after the prosecutor read out the charges.
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The program, read out by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim in parliament after he earlier named his new cabinet, also said the government would work on boosting ties with Iran, and on mending relations with Russia through dialogue.
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While Jayme was not present in court for Patterson's sentencing, she wrote this powerful statement that was read out by her attorney: Last October, Jake Patterson took a lot of things that I love away from me.
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The comments were read out following a meeting between Conte and Mattarella to discuss the list of cabinet candidates the would-be coalition partners, the far-right League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, were proposing.
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Pecoux read out the statement as EssilorLuxottica held its first shareholders meeting on Thursday as a newly combined company, after French group Essilor completed a merger with Luxottica to create a world leader in lenses and eyewear.
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The speech was read out on Xi's behalf at China's main internet conference in the northern city of Wuzhen, a tightly-controlled event organized by the cyber ministry that oversees the domestic internet and censors online content.
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At the beginning of the clip, the baby boy raised his arms in the air and clapped as his mom read out loud, but he was soon more interested in something that was distracting him off camera.
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If you've got an iPhone or iPad, Apple's Siri voice assistant will read out your lock screen notifications for apps even when you've turned off previews for the content inside them — and without making sure it's you.
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Under normal circumstances and operations, US leaders meet with Russian leaders to advance geopolitical conversations, and then they "read out" those meetings to staff in order to execute the work and vision hashed out one-on-one.
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Wearing white laboratory coats to symbolize their research credentials, a group of about 20 of the signatories gathered on Saturday to read out the text outside London's century-old Science Museum in the city's upmarket Kensington district.
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NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about the beginning of jury deliberations in a retrial of Bill Cosby mistakenly stated that the testimony of Marguerite Jackson had been read out to the jury.
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"We are desperate, we are tired of being incarcerated and we want to be released with our sons," read a letter to media from a detainee named "Jorge" read out on a conference call hosted by RAICES.
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The selections were read out at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, following last week's announcement of sweeping government reforms with the creation and expansion of several new ministries aimed at making policymaking more efficient.
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"We have analyzed the proposals of changes and precisions to the final accord that different sectors of the society have suggested," they said in a joint statement that they read out in a news conference in Havana.
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In early September, text messages between Volker and Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, revealed that Volker attempted to draft a statement to be read out loud by Ukraine's recently inaugurated president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
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The letter, read out in the Senate on Tuesday, requested amendments to the law, which stipulates allocation of government spending, to allow Nigeria to fund recurrent expenditure from proceeds of the debt rather than just capital projects.
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Economists and investors say they have given up seeking any clues from Emefiele, who once read out a 20153-page statement on interest rates without referring to the issue uppermost on his audience's mind - the frozen naira.
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If you get a puzzled look from your barista when you try to order the Orange Drink, don't worry – several consumers on Instagram encouraged their followers to get past that awkward moment and read out the recipe.
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In one final appeal, McCain delivered a last jab at Trump's America First ideology, which has usurped his Ronald Reagan-style internationalism, in a farewell message read out by his former campaign manager Rick Davis on Monday.
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To this end, Tan includes archival photos from the original shoot, in which we see her young, even adolescent crew, the storyboards, costumes, the pages from the script, now read out loud by Tan in the voiceover.
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The comments were read out following a meeting between Conte and Mattarella to discuss the list of cabinet candidates the would-be coalition partners, the far-right League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, were proposing.
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And Mr. de Blasio failed to read out the names of the victims during the program — doing so only afterward, in an awkwardly delivered tacked-on coda to his prepared speech, in which he mispronounced several names.
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Wearing white laboratory coats to symbolise their research credentials, a group of about 20 of the signatories gathered on Saturday to read out the text outside London's century-old Science Museum in the city's upmarket Kensington district.
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The episode last Sunday was widely condemned and on Wednesday night a passage from Anne Franks' diary was read out loud at the start of Serie A matches during what was billed as "a moment of reflection".
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In a statement read out on Syrian television, it said that the recapture of Palmyra from Islamic State also showed that Syrian government forces and their allies were the only force capable of defeating terrorism in Syria.
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Those complaints would be read out loud by staff in group sessions, during which people would be expected to defend themselves — at times devolving into shouting matches and nearly fist fights as emotions ran high, McLoone said.
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Comedian Jan Boehmermann read out a poem on a satirical show in March suggesting Erdogan engaged in bestiality and watched child pornography, prompting the Turkish leader to file a complaint with prosecutors that he had been insulted.
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Mr. Humphrey, who has since been released, said he had been drugged, chained to a chair, locked in a cage and then made to read out a statement written by the police in front of the cameras.
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The ceasefire needs to be followed by immediate, unhindered humanitarian access to eastern Ghouta and evacuation of sick and injured, de Mistura said in a statement read out by U.N. spokeswoman Alessandra Vellucci to a Geneva briefing.
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Chiwenga's statement, read out at a news conference packed with army top brass, comes at a time of a deepening rift within ZANU-PF over who will eventually lead the party after the 93-year-old Mugabe goes.
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It was simultaneously uncomfortable and moving and life-affirming to have my innermost troubles read out loud, as I laid prostrate under a bunch of smoking dried shrubbery while a stranger rested her hand on my solar plexus.
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What's more, you can swipe down with two fingers from the top of the screen to bring up a console that will read out the text inside any app, and you get playback and speed controls as well.
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One option is to have these articles read out to you, just like an audiobook, rather than reading through them—catch up on your reading on your morning jog or while driving to and from work, for example.
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If it comes -- and the Kremlin's fulsome and all but effusive read out of Putin phone conversation with Trump indicates that it could -- it will become a matter of urgency for EU leaders to put differences behind them.
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Quantum bits, or qubits, can equal zero and one at the same time with an applied probability while the machine is doing a calculation, then they assume a zero or one value when you read out the answer.
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But more than half a dozen employees who started at Hill Crest in different years and worked in a range of departments said that a supervisor read out the answers to them, ensuring everyone got the highest mark.
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Jimmy Kimmel's popular segment "Mean Tweets" put the camera on football stars in advance of Super Bowl LI on Sunday – and forced them to read out some of the most unkind things the twitterverse has said about them.
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Imagine being able to summon the voice of Tom Baker, aka Doctor Who, to tell you what the (cosmic) weather's like — or have the Dad's Army cast of characters chip in to read out your to-do list.
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As well as these long-form news briefings, Amazon also recently rolled out a new newscaster voice for Alexa, which allows the voice assistant to read out your daily news briefings with a more natural, human-like cadence.
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The decree read out on state television and radio said a third of the ministers in the new 30-member "national unity" cabinet were members of the SPLM-IO party led by Kiir's long-term rival Riek Machar.
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Whenever awards season rolls around, I start playing a little game while watching movies featuring truly great performances: Which scene will yield the clip that is inevitably played before that actor's name is read out at the Oscars?
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The announcement, read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf, said the president pledged that if he won he would organize a national conference to discuss reforms and then call early elections in which he would not run.
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Then the country's state broadcaster TRT was dramatically taken over by members of the military, and a statement was read out announcing that a "peace council" would now run the country and impose a curfew and martial law.
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"Look, this individual was a member of a volunteer advisory council that met one time over the course of a year and he was part of a list that was read out in The Washington Post," Sanders said.
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But when the prosecutor read out the men's expletive-laced boasts about the burglary — captured in the weeks after the burglary by surveillance equipment placed in some of their cars and at a pub — Mr. Jones suddenly smirked.
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While someone read out a list of cities likely to be underwater over the coming decades if the oil industry does not change its habits, a man acting as a BP representative poured water on 10 chanting performers.
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The verdict was read out in United States District Court in Alexandria, Va., only minutes after Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's former fixer, pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to violating campaign finance law and other charges.
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Taken together, some stock analysts have forecast that these results could improve the odds that another antiviral drug, Gilead's remdesivir, could prove effective in two Phase 3 studies in China that are expected to read out in April.
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Bundled against the cold, they stood in line for hours to approach a rostrum and read out the names, ages, professions and dates of death of victims ranging from Soviet bureaucrats to factory workers to peasants to priests.
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Instead of enduring hours of legal arguments, senators acting as jurors got to play a role -- and many appeared to be jotting down questions on the fly and sending them to Chief Justice John Roberts to read out.
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A visibly irritated Rubio then read out a list of documented atrocities committed by Russian military forces, including intentionally bombing Syrian civilians in the city of Aleppo, and asked Tillerson if he considered them to be war crimes.
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At a Thursday press briefing, Spicer read out allegations originally made on Tuesday on Fox News by legal analyst Andrew Napolitano, that the UK intelligence agency GCHQ -- the equivalent of the US National Security Agency -- had spied on Trump.
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Earlier, outside the local DNFE base, a masked police officer stood with colleagues to read out a statement with demands to the government for better life insurance and healthcare benefits, as well as improved welfare coverage for their families.
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"We thought it'd be really interesting to see a very interesting, but long and technical document, read out by a drag queen or a dancer or an acrobat or a stand-up comedian," said the show's creator, Patrick Dunne.
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At the first Cannes festival since the sexual abuse scandals that broke in Hollywood last year, Cate Blanchett, the head of the jury that will award the Palme d'Or, and veteran French director Agnes Varda read out a statement.
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Trey Gowdy read out the names of Obama administration officials, including former national security adviser Susan Rice and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, asking whether they would have had access to the name of a unmasked person.
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The proposed borrowing includes the sale of Eurobonds worth $2304.5000 billion and a planned budget support of $3.5 billion, according to the letter from Buhari read out by the Senate President and the speaker of the House of Representatives.
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"I want to be clear that I did not lead on and was not responsible for Barclays' decisions to raise capital in June and October 2008," he was quoted as saying in the statement read out to the court.
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But in December 2015, Susan was banned indefinitely from teaching in Wales overall, and apologized "unreservedly for the embarrassment [her case] caused the school," in a letter read out at a hearing called by Wales' independent regulator for teachers.
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But judges also upheld a ban by a lower court in 2017 on certain passages of the poem, read out two years ago by German comedian Jan Boehmermann, and which suggested Erdogan engaged in bestiality and watched child pornography.
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In a sign of how divided the party is, at the funeral of anti-apartheid stalwart Ahmed Kathrada on Wednesday the congregation clapped and cheered as a letter written by Kathrada calling for Zuma to resign was read out.
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To add to the attraction, the hosts of many podcasts read out the advertising copy themselves, making ads less obtrusive and more persuasive than those on many traditional stations that are more clearly delineated by distinct voices and jingles.
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"The two leaders discussed the priority of cutting off all support for terrorists and extremists, as well as how to resolve the ongoing dispute with Qatar," according to a read out of the call released by the White House.
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L) UK business was read out "almost word by word" a report detailing a 250 million pounds ($327 million) hole in the supermarket's accounts in 2014 a week before the stock market was informed, a court heard on Friday.
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He isn't known for being sentimental — he read out an innuendo-filled poem for Mongeau when he announced their wedding date at Vidcon — but he did tweet "this is the best day of my life" on his wedding day.
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The amnesty order was read out on state-run television late on Wednesday, three days after Kiir, SPLM-IO leader Machar and the heads of other groups signed a ceasefire and power-sharing agreement in the Sudanese capital Khartoum.
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Bill Cosby stared straight ahead, quiet, and expressionless as the judge read out the jury's guilty verdict on charges of aggravated indecent assault, and he appeared stoic as he walked out of the courtroom with his lawyer soon after.
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An open source project hopes to draw on crowdsourced contributions to make Wikipedia more accessible by adding text to speech synthesis that will enable users of the online encyclopedia to have portions of the text read out to them.
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In particular, Stoneman student Emma Gonzalez, who has become the face of her generation's anger toward political indecisiveness, stunned the massive gathering in Washington, D.C., as she read out the names of those who were killed at her school.
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Then she read out loud part of the Brown opinion that focused on how segregation made black children feel inferior: "Segregation of white and colored children in public schools has a detrimental effect upon the colored children," she read.
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" On "The Late Show," Colbert read out loud Trump's Wednesday tweets announcing that he would ban transgender people from serving in the military in a voice mocking Trump, noting that he finished the series of tweets with "thank you.
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Ebersdorf's only credit on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is for "Suspiria", the remake of Dario Argento's bloody classic from 1977, and in the statement read out by Swinton, he says he has no plans to make other movies.
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"Comrades who have committed themselves to hunger strikes and death fasts, I expect you to end your protest," Ocalan said in a statement read out by one of his lawyers at a news conference in Istanbul on Sunday morning.
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The white-bearded Praljak, 72, was taken to hospital after drinking from a flask or glass as an ICTY judge read out appeals rulings against him and five other convicted Bosnian Croat war criminals, tribunal spokesman Nenad Golcevski said.
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Unfortunately the same trick can't be used to read out emails, or websites, or anything else you might want to hear—instead you need to use the text-to-speech engine built into the mobile OS.Select to Speak on Android.
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You only get the subject headers, the senders, and the dates, however: You need to say "read out my latest email" to hear the body text, and then you only get the most recent message to drop into your inbox.
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Less than an hour before the attack happened, Ghofranullah Murad, a member of the council, read out a written statement from the gathering saying that innocent Afghan men, women and children are the true victims of the 17-year-long war.
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"The renminbi exchange rate will be further liberalised, and the currency's stable position in the global monetary system will be maintained," according to the government work report read out by Premier Li Keqiang at the National People's Congress on Sunday.
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You can also use Speak Text to have the latest news headlines read out to you, rather than loading them up in Safari, but how well this works really depends on how the RSS feeds from your chosen sites are structured.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's soccer authorities, reacting to an anti-Semitic outburst by Lazio fans, ordered stadiums on Tuesday to hold a minute's silence at their next matches while a passage from the diary of Holocaust victim Anne Frank is read out.
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Earlier this month, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who is a Muslim, posted a YouTube video in which read out racist tweets that had been sent to him, and asked tech companies to try to work harder to respond to such behavior.
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She read out emails that Mann sent to Weinstein; after reading one where Mann asked if Weinstein would be in Los Angeles around her birthday, Rotunno called the message "another thing you don't send your rapist," according to BuzzFeed News.
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Though this method isn't quite as accurate as professional-grade machines, which can cost in the thousands of dollars, it is not meant for an exact read-out as much as a long-term look at changes in body composition.
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Facebook is debuting one more feature using facial recognition: an upgrade to its accessibility tool for people with visual impairments that will now read out the names of people shown in a photo, not just "person 1," as it did previously.
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Dressed in a suit and tie and standing next to his number two at the ministry, Principal Secretary Kamau Thugge, Rotich denied the charges as they were read out to him by prosecutors before the anti-corruption court in Nairobi.
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The abstract summarizes: To demonstrate independent reading and writing, we built an atomic-scale structure with two Ho bits, to which we write the four possible states and which we read out both magnetoresistively and remotely by electron spin resonance.
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The prime example is the now-notorious case in which Trump read out a quote from a leaked email, purportedly from Clinton adviser Sidney Blumenthal, saying that she was responsible for the death of four US diplomats in Benghazi in 2011.
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In the latest edition of Jimmy Kimmel's way harsh segment "Mean Tweets," music stars like Pink, Miley Cyrus, The Strokes, Schoolboy Q, Imagine Dragons, Tyga, Dua Lipa, and Gwen Stefani read out awful things people have written about them on Twitter.
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In a statement he read out on behalf of the Judicial Service Commission less than a week before the election, he listed instances in which politicians — from the ruling party and the opposition — had tried to intervene in the judiciary's work.
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The skit centered around the award for best actor during the make-believe "Screen Guild Awards," cast member Cecily Strong read out the entirely white list of nominees – some of which had essentially just cameo roles in black-focused films.
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Back on Settings, tap Accessibility for a plethora of other options: Select to Speak will read out texts, while TalkBack reads out everything on screen, so you don't have to look at the display at all to operate your phone.
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Grillo and Casaleggio would speak several times a day to discuss the contents of the daily posts, and Casaleggio might read out the final draft to Grillo over the phone, says Filippo Pittarello, another employee who helped to produce the site.
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The accord is a first step toward all minors leaving rebel ranks, the two sides said in a joint statement read out at a news conference in Havana, where they have been negotiating a peace deal for more than three years.
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The podcasting community has perfected the genre of the hair-raising and the unexplained, be it a true crime serial, stories of unexplained phenomenon, or fictional horrors read out by a group of actors like the radio shows of decades past.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren isn't fazed by the fact that 4 male senators were allowed to read a letter Coretta Scott King wrote about Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions and she was shut down ... she's just happy it was read out loud.
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In Egypt, Prime Minister Sherif Ismail read out a 79-page policy agenda to parliament in which he promised to cut the budget deficit and make painful reforms such as subsidy cuts, though he did not give a firm timetable.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Donald Trump's policy plans in his first days in office are likely to dominate headlines in the coming week, but the new president himself will also get a first read-out on the health of the U.S. economy.
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"For almost 10 years we have been treated as enemies because we fight against sexual abuse and cover-up in the Church," Juan Carlos Cruz, James Hamilton and Jose Andres Murillo, said in a joint statement read out to reporters.
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Owners of the Amazon Echo will soon be able to walk in the front door and ask it to read out any notifications from various third parties, such as the latest headlines from The Washington Post or weather threats from AccuWeather.
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"For the male nominees in the room tonight, this is the first time in three months it won't be terrifying to hear your name read out loud," Meyers joked, referencing the flood of recent sexual-misconduct controversies within the entertainment industry.
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The sultan arrived home late on Tuesday after "routine medical checkups in the Federal Republic of Germany which ... have been crowned with the desired good results", the statement read out on state television and carried by state news agency ONA said.
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At the end of the final hearing Gail Furness, senior counsel assisting the commission, read out some of the messages written by survivors who gave evidence in a special book which will be held at the National Library of Australia.
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A few hours after attending a ceremony in southern England hosted by Queen Elizabeth and attended by world leaders including Donald Trump, the French leader silently listened to the names of the victims of the Caen prison massacre being read out.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Longtime "Today" show host Matt Lauer apologized for what he called his "troubling flaws" in a statement read out on the NBC morning show on Thursday, a day after the network fired him for inappropriate sexual behavior.
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"The implementation of this internet traffic exchange service is part of the strategy of ETECSA for the development and computerization of the country," Google and ETECSA said in a joint news release, read out at a news conference in Havana.
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Omar remembers going to mosque on one of the first Friday protests and watching the imam — who had for years read out a pro-government message at the end of his sermons — throw the regime's talking points on the ground.
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YouTuber D'Angelo Wallace commented on the trend in a video where he read out some of the main concerns, including questions over whether it was ethical to make light of a virus that has killed over 3,000 people so far.
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On day two of their deliberations, the jury also focused their attention on Haley's account, asking the court to read out portions of her testimony pertaining to her allegations that Weinstein sexually assaulted her in two separate incidents in 2006.
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"A meeting with a foreign leader in the Oval Office should, at the very least, be on the public schedule with a read-out of the meeting released after it is over," WCHA President Jon Karl said in a statement.
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In high school, by Mr. Stein's account, The Magpie's faculty adviser would read out loud the students' published short stories with so anesthetizing a delivery that it drove another classmate, Richard Avedon, to shift his career goals from writing to photography.
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In its most strongly worded attack on the crackdown on drug pushers and users, a CBCP pastoral letter read out at services across the country early this month said killing people was not the answer to trafficking of illegal drugs.
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Sasse said Wednesday that "there's obviously lots that's very troubling" in the complaint and the official read-out of the call that the White House released, but he castigated Democrats for pursuing impeachment before they had access to the complaint.
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In a ceremony that marks a new parliament, Queen Elizabeth will read out the laws which the government wants the House of Commons to approve and will pinpoint Johnson's priorities after winning a commanding majority at last week's national election.
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Salvini told the Senate that the League had no intention of taking Italy out of the euro and, to jeers from coalition ranks, read out a list of more than 30 university professors who signed a declaration against the reform.
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"There are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain I have caused others by words and actions," Lauer said in a statement that was read out on the "Today" show by his former co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.
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The Carpetbagger It was Oscar nominations day in Los Angeles, and Steven Spielberg was so certain his picture would do gangbusters that he invited over a camera crew to film his reaction as the nominees were read out live on television.
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