One of his outstanding ancillary skills is reading out loud.
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The reading out of the verdicts was broadcast live on national television.
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But reading out in the sun comes with its own set of cons.
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It was a "very detailed reading out...almost word by word," he said.
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Hariri, who threw Lebanon into political crisis by reading out his resignation on Nov.
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I can imagine Q reading out news headlines or a text from a relative.
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But speaking and reading out loud is the most difficult thing I've ever done.
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Reading out everything on the screen is helpful, but it can also be overwhelming.
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"Congratulations to those men," Rae deadpanned to the camera after reading out the nominees.
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"And here are the all male nominees," she said before reading out the list.
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February's bill passed in the Russian parliament on the first reading out of three.
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Before the ceremonial burning, the children took turns reading out dedications to Bubbles and Freddy.
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The flash reading, out on Tuesday, came in at 53.3, up on 53.2 in July.
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He also rarely shies away from answering questions, holding press conferences, or reading out meetings.
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We do have the adjunctive study that we'll be reading out in the near future.
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Paak, DJ Khaled, and more reading out the bilious comments directed at them on Twitter.
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Some of the phone conversations include specific, named employees reading out their direct phone numbers.
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"Reading out loud for Jack is what has made his progress come about," she said.
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The programme included a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names, organisers said.
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I struggled with reading, especially reading out loud, so I often hid in the bathroom.
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The installation also includes headphones with Ramlochan's voice reading out the poems on a loop.
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Democrats and Republicans share equal responsibility for reading out Article I, Section 8 from the Constitution.
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Remes can then be heard reading out the vehicle's license plate number as it drives away.
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Throughout our conversation, we were interrupted by the computer's little-boy voice reading out viewers' messages.
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Organisers say the program will include a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names.
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Organisers say the program will include a tree planting and the reading out of victims' names.
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Google Lens is also now capable of reading out text in addition to capturing it and translating it.
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She rehearsed a scene in which she shares this story, reading out the handwritten note he left behind.
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"Coca-Cola back to China, Star Wars, Ronald Reagan," he said, reading out some of the early references.
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Called "the production effect," reading out loud allows our brains to save that information in our long-term memories.
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There's a video of her interviewing a basil plant and two of her reading out loud from the Bible.
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If travelers are lucky, they may even hear him say a rhyme while reading out flight and boarding details.
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Savchenko sang the Ukrainian anthem over the judge reading out her sentence, and subsequently went on a hunger strike.
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Tomorrow we'll have for y'all all the pulse-pounding excitement that only a guy reading out questions can bring.
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In addition to the newscaster voice, Alexa also adopts a different style when reading out information from a Wikipedia page.
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The actor kept the group entertained by reading out facts about Bakersfield and playing country music native to the area.
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Many objected even to an actor reading out his words in a recent BBC radio programme to mark the anniversary.
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The latest clip features the group reading out common phrases that male survivors of sexual assault commonly hear – but shouldn't.
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They stopped around the city, home to the headquarters of many of Germany's largest manufacturers, reading out calls for change.
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Pack something like The Uninhabitable Earth, and you'll only turn yourself into the family grump, reading out endless statistics of doom.
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Prosecutors, who will continue reading out prepared statements by the defendants, said they were not calling further witnesses in the case.
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So he's taken to Twitter to post recordings of himself reading out Trump's most famous quotes, fully in character of Zapp.
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Senator Tammy Baldwin, Democrat of Wisconsin, stood next to the poster, reading out the victims' names and speaking about their lives.
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"Sam Mendes, Martin Scorcese, Todd Phillips, Quentin Tarantino, Bong Joon-Ho," she says later, reading out the nominees for Best Director.
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Reading out the ruling in a clear, unwavering voice, Hale offered not a shred of comfort to the beleaguered prime minister.
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She launched a wildly-successful cabaret show called #CountessAndFriends, which — coincidentally — is structured with the star reading out passages from her diary.
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"I was shy at first, but then I got used to reading out poetry and expressing my feelings," says Mr da Costa.
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Spicer responded by reading out of context and disconnected news reports that mentioned the attention paid to Trump's campaign by intelligence agencies.
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Reading out loud to a toddler can help them recognize sounds and words they will encounter when they start reading by themselves.
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Then, going into rehearsals, it was about listening to those interviews, reading out excerpts, responding to them, and building scenarios around them.
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Google Home reacted by reading out the Whopper's Wikipedia entry, and the spot got media coverage way beyond BK's initial media outlay.
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They took turns reading out loud the freewriting they had just done in response to "The Lanyard," a poem by Billy Collins.
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Reading out a list of shareholders at the bank's annual general meeting, Mediobanca Chairman Renato Pagliaro said Bollore held 6.73% of Mediobanca.
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Contestants, known as islanders, completed various challenges such as reading out tweets from the public and guessing which couples they referred to.
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Reading out to December, there's only a 22.9 percent chance of a hike, while traders assign a 3.6 percent probability to a cut.
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Vice President Mike Pence was on hand to preside over the vote, and was met with applause after reading out the final tally.
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Last month Gert Raudsep, an Estonian actor, spent two hours on prime-time television reading out the text of a UN migration agreement.
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Ri Chun Hee, a veteran broadcaster at Korean Central Television, was promised a rest in 2012, after 41 years gleefully reading out propaganda.
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When priests in Polish churches began reading out a letter from the country's bishops supporting the initiative, female worshippers walked out in protest.
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After reading out the list of votes for each candidate, the returning officer in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, then announced Labour's Alan Meale the winner.
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There's a telling moment in Swift's phone call with West where Swift sounds hesitant about the line West is reading out to her.
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To this day, he said, he has a hard time reading out loud the aggressive and offensive words he uses in his art.
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Cory Booker and Jeff Merkley reading out sections of King's letter, though stopping short of reading the specific excerpts that prompted the rebuke.
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Their research, recently published in the journal Memory, suggests that reading out loud to yourself can increase your recall skills by up to 15%.
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The children and young people stopped around the city, home to the headquarters of many of Germany's largest manufacturers, reading out calls for change.
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It can operate at home, acting as a companion robot and reading out the news or managing smart appliances — basically, an anthropomorphic smart speaker.
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" After Mr. Beatty opened the envelope onstage, he hesitated, and Ms. Dunaway, thinking he was monkeying around, ended up reading out "La La Land.
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They went about this by simply reading out passages of the report and asking Mueller whether they were accurate — and getting terse responses from Mueller.
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But however exceptional a job Thanos did at reading out Trump's tweets, it's still not as perfect as Andy Serkis reading them out as Gollum.
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"The entry of women into places of worship is not limited to this temple only," Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said while reading out the judgment.
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Per the show's setup, after reading out the verdict, Peter gracefully launches into a quiet tirade against the winner, Jane: "Enjoy the money," Peter says.
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As a storage mechanism, this allows for both conveniently reading out a given state via genetic sequencing and also regulating gene expression via state transitions.
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"In the absence of sufficient evidence, the court cannot order a re-run of the election," Justice Philip Banks said, reading out the court's decision.
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If you tuned into just the right shortwave radio frequency in the 1970s, you might hear a creepy computerized voice reading out a string of numbers.
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A Reuters reporter saw him being escorted out of the court room by a group of uniformed men after the judge finished reading out the verdict.
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So at the parts where we could choose the language, the person overseeing the wedding, without knowing it, was reading out bits of the satanic scriptures.
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The video for "A Jesus Bop" features a YouTuber who calls himself Jesus Christ, who used to make money on Fiverr reading out statements from fans.
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With a simple "Alexa, read me a Kindle book" or "Alexa, read me an audiobook" (Audible audiobooks), the Echo will start reading out a book for you.
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WUZHEN, China (Reuters) - Chinese news readers may have some new competition - artificially intelligent robot anchors that can mimic human facial expressions and mannerisms while reading out reports.
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"The accused was aware of the many different methods used to kill," Andreas Brendel, a state prosecutor in Detmold, told the court while reading out the charges.
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"Your speech and the position that you and Mr Brando took was a much-needed validation for my position," Littlefeather says, reading out Pinkett Smith's email response.
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The children and young people stopped at various points around the city, home to the headquarters of many of Germany's largest manufacturers, reading out calls for change.
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Mr. Rodríguez began attending his local union meetings after school with his mother when he was 9, reading out the meeting minutes to the mostly illiterate members.
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" Throughout Network, we watch as the news transforms from an anchor reading out headlines into the rantings of an "angry prophet denouncing the hypocrisies of our time.
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At one point, she interrupted the judge reading out his verdict by standing on a bench and singing the Ukrainian anthem at the top of her voice.
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Essentially it involves Stephen Colbert reading out a list of "facts" about Sandra Bullock his team found on the internet (skip to 5:00 in the clip above).
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Ahok struggled to hold back tears while reading out his statement to the court, denying the charges and describing how he'd been raised by an adoptive Muslim family.
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In addition to being asked to provide a 6-10 digit passcode, you are asked to record a short video message of you reading out a specific phrase.
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She's getting over a cold and takes two super-long naps today, giving me the opportunity to get reading out of the way for class later this week.
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But her voice can still sound robotic at times – especially if she's reading out longer phrases and sentences where there should be natural breaks and changes in tone.
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On Twitter, creative director Aaron Reynolds shared a video of an assistant â€" which sounds like Siri, although it isn't specified â€" reading out a text from his daughter.
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"Speaking of good numbers," Spicer said before reading out the January jobs report that found America added 227,000 jobs in January, well ahead of December's gain of 157,000 jobs.
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But then Hannah would switch the mood again, reading out (courtesy of Stars and Stripes,the soldiers' own newspaper) the names of recent American casualties and their home towns.
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The VC firm's co-founder and chairman Sean Park is said to have dialed in to inform staff of the news, including reading out a statement attributed to Shaikh.
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There are some things in life that get old quickly, but Stephen Colbert reading out the President's tweets in his on-point Trump accent is not one of them.
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Normally, most podcast advertising takes the form of creators reading out sponsored message during the podcast, promoting merchandise to fans, or encouraging listeners to donate to a crowdfunding website.
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"The damage suffered by Miss Wilson warrants a substantial damages award to vindicate her and nail the lie," Justice John Dixon said, reading out a summary of his judgment.
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It's unclear how many conversations Trump and Putin have had by phone, as the White House stopped reading out the President's calls with foreign leaders almost a year ago.
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Postcard from India The protests currently consuming India include a unique element: At every gathering, protestors young and old are reading out the constitution or singing the national anthem.
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According to vinnie_james, a caller can enter any phone number and the system will attempt to confirm the caller's authenticity by reading out the address associated with the phone number.
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Perhaps there was some viewer somewhere whose mind was blown by the Mueller report passages Democrats were reading out — and by Mueller's simple "yes" or "that's accurate" responses to them.
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Sure, reading out the weather and answering random riddles was cool, but what's really interesting about Echo is that it's seemingly being positioned as the ultimate tool for lazy consumers.
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The 17-year-old student, who was born in London and currently lives in Athens, remembers reading out loud in his first-grade class, stumbling over words and getting frustrated.
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"I obviously did not get a queer reading out of the movie when I first saw it, but I do plan on rewatching it with that in mind," Kristen told Broadly.
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Commissioner Dan Malo wouldn't disclose how many officers were being reallocated to Surrey, he said the number was high, reading out an extensive list of units being brought in to assist.
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A review of annual checkups of presidents dating back to Jimmy Carter shows that there is no template to follow and no set precedent for administering physicals or reading out results.
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Interestingly, more fashion speculation emerged from the ruling when the president of the UK Supreme Court, Lady Brenda Hale, wore a spider-shaped rhinestone brooch while reading out the court's decision.
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The defendant's lawyer also tried to show that Unsworth did not actually experience "emotional distress" by reading out loud to the courtroom some texts between Unsworth and his friend Thanet Natisri.
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She visited elementary school classrooms, where children, who "may be intimidated or uncomfortable reading out loud to their classmates, have an opportunity to develop reading skills by reading to her," Corliss said.
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"The most fundamental rule of the UK's constitution is that parliament is sovereign and can make and unmake any law it chooses," said Lord Chief Justice John Thomas, reading out the ruling.
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"So getting this word out through pediatricians and having them recommend to parents and support reading out loud to their children starting in infancy is so amazing and critically important," Miller said.
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Last week, Twitter user sewkx shared an embarrassing story about her schoolmate Danielle from the sixth grade, who accidentally said the word "orgasm" instead of "organism" while reading out loud to the class.
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Below you can listen to a short clip of an electronically altered voice reading out the numbers "9-3-6-5-5-7", a clue to solving the album's puzzle of a title.
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In order to read that, you would go into the entry at 31 Across, WHER[E AR] and then continue reading out the EAR at 46 Across, which would be E MY KEYS.
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We say all this because the short-lived Bieber vs Manson "beef" has officially been squashed, by way of Manson reading out Bieber's apologetic texts off his burner phone live on the radio.
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When it has at last been and gone, the queen will find herself back in Parliament, perhaps this time reading out a policy agenda that has a chance of making it into law.
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Dareen Tatour, 36, posted to Facebook and YouTube a video of herself reading out her poem "Resist, My People, Resist", accompanying footage of masked Palestinian youths throwing stones and firebombs at Israeli soldiers.
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He recently took part in a new BBC Radio 1 game (the succinctly named "Perv Pad"), which involved reading out some of the most NSFW fan comments people have posted about him online.
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Eli had spoken with school officials to make sure that when reading out the graduates' names Gibian would say "Eli," and not "Deanna," the birth name Susan and Scott had given their child.
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Reading out road signs as you pass them, waving 'thanks' at other drivers for letting 'you' out and gesticulating or swearing at other road users are also signs your passenger is a backseat driver.
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"With this Apple appliance, you can capture live video, still motion pictures shot at high frequency," the voice sings, sounding like a metal Christoph Waltz reading out advertising copy over a Talking Heads track.
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They'll be a big creative review, which is essentially a load of people sitting around a boardroom table reading out ideas to one another and trying to get a laugh out of the group.
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"The crimes committed rank among the most heinous known to humankind, and include genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity," Presiding Judge Alphons Orie said in reading out a summary of the judgment.
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A German lawmaker and a member of the European Parliament were also briefly detained while police chased activists into side streets and blocked them from gathering and reading out a statement, saying it was banned.
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Conversing, teaching, even reading out loud were all part of everyday discourse, but recording an audiobook would take me into the world of professional oratory — a world, I assumed, from which I'd always be excluded.
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And he's got a soft spot for biographies of great American forces of change, from Andy Grove to Martin Luther King Jr. Of course, you could space that reading out over a manageable amount of time.
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Dareen Tatour, 36, posted on Facebook and YouTube a video of herself reading out her poem "Resist, My People, Resist", as a soundtrack to footage of masked Palestinian youths throwing stones and firebombs at Israeli soldiers.
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Myanmar must "take all measures within its power to prevent all acts" prohibited under the 1948 Genocide Convention, and report back within four months, presiding Judge Abdulqawi Yusuf said, reading out a summary of the judgment.
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"You have to take into account that the process of reading out the data takes a couple of days instead of milliseconds compared to data saved on a hard drive," Wuyts told me in an email.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov helped open the Sochi conference on Tuesday by reading out a statement from President Vladimir Putin saying the conditions were ripe for Syria to turn "a tragic page" in its history.
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Image: ScreenshotEarly testing suggests this actually works pretty well and it should be enough to keep other people from searching through your upcoming schedule or reading out your emails (when Google gets around to adding Gmail integration).
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In an outrage to victims of sexual violence everywhere, the officers—Robin Denton, Matthew Neild, Todd Mills, and Deanna Waite—accidentally called the alleged rape victim while reading out loud from her statement in fits of laughter.
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At the reunion, when JPJ and Tayshia were talking about their happiness together, JPJ faked out the audience by getting down on one knee and reading out some Shakespeare (Hamlet, actually) to confess his love for her.
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He sent a number of tweets while the judge was reading out her ruling, one of them commenting that it did not seem to be going well for him and others linking to articles favourable to him.
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Now normally, the show ends with the final host reading out the results — starting with last place and building up to the winner, who receives the £20163,22016 ($24,22016) prize money — and everyone congratulates each other and goes home.
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Among the viral videos of Goldblum reading out Tweets from fans, the highlight of his summer 2018 media tour is a recent TV appearance for which he donned Prada's contrast print shirt with his signature eccentricity and nonchalance.
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Trump seemed entirely unconcerned with his party's loss of one of the chambers of Congress -- instead he focused on reading out the names of Republican House members who refused to embrace him (and lost) and sparring with reporters.
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Axios was in the arena for the surreal moment: Somebody tells Trump the result mid-speech and he starts reading out the impeachment vote total as if it's a lopsided Rasmussen poll or his 2016 electoral college victory.
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"I saw your wedding dress the first time a week after you died," Don Damond said in court, reading out an emotional letter he addressed to Justine that spoke about their dreams of getting married and having a child.
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Aid workers and volunteers take down as many details as possible from the children and share the information with their colleagues across northeast Nigeria, who go from camp to camp, community to community, reading out names and following leads.
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Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, reading out a 79-page policy agenda to parliament, said his government would target five to six percent economic growth and push the budget deficit to below 10 percent by the end of fiscal year 2017-18.
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In a heated exchange with ZeniMax lawyer Phillip Philbin (real name!), Luckey repeatedly interjected and argued over the characterization of a non-disclosure agreement he had with ZeniMax, and Philbin's omissions while reading out parts of the NDA in court.
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But some of the bank executives and analysts were taken aback by the public nature of the Treasury statement reading out the calls -- which placed the liquidity matter front and center, when in fact there is no real crisis at hand.
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My best childhood friend picked out highlighter-yellow bridesmaid dresses for her mostly pale friends, and there's still a video of me somewhere on YouTube, reading out my maid of honor speech as I glowed in the dimly lit room.
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She returned with the current copy of The New Yorker and started reading out loud from his now-legendary story "Don't Eat Before Reading This," in which he detailed the realities of a professional kitchen with gallows humor and scientific precision.
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Reading out the jury verdict at the Brussels criminal court, presiding Judge Laurence Massart, said the defendant, Mehdi Nemmouche, was guilty of four "terrorist murders" in the killing of an Israeli couple and two museum employees on May 24, 2014.
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Alexa is now on board these devices, which means you get voice search and everything else that Alexa entails: reading out events from your calendar, checking up on the weather (with a rather nice-looking widget), and pulling up information from the web.
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The presiding judge, Christine Van den Wijngaert of Belgium, reading out the summary, said the trial judges had "ignored significant evidence that Mr. Bemba's ability to investigate and punish crimes" by the fighters of his Movement for the Liberation of Congo was limited.
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Around a hundred activists showed up at Oakland International Airport on Saturday evening to "welcome" travelers to the city with a "Say Their Name" rally, holding banners and reading out loud the names of people who have been shot and killed by local police officers.
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For the retired soccer star's 43rd birthday Wednesday, wife Victoria Beckham shared a super cute video of their youngest child, 6½-year-old daughter Harper Seven, reading out loud a message she wrote in a celebratory card for his dad on his big day.
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The 'word gap' in America's schools This week, the American Academy of Pediatrics announced new guidelines that encourage doctors to talk to parents not just about nutrition and illnesses but about the importance of reading out loud, singing and talking during an infant's first days.
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First, she approaches the door with a piece of paper, reading out the latest "baseball" score, but this fails to work when they point out that they can see her reading off the paper — and that it's actually a basketball game that she's referring to.
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After reading out Barack Obama's equally pointed statement on language from leaders that "normalizes racist sentiment" — without naming any leaders in particular — Colbert played a Fox News clip where the gang at Fox & Friends deduce that Obama's statement might have been referring to Donald Trump.
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His "Today" show co-host Savannah Guthrie broke the news to viewers as the show opened, saying it was "a sad morning here at 'Today' and at NBC News," before reading out a memo that the network's news chairman, Andrew Lack, had sent to staff moments earlier.
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But he says he believes that Dakim and similar programs like Saido Learning, which was developed in Japan to address working memory in the prefrontal cortex through handwriting, math and reading out loud, offer other benefits and may help slow memory loss and other normal symptoms of aging.
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Without wanting to pull too great a political reading out of such a light-hearted, fantastical painting, the depiction can't help but recall Robert Storr's ruminations on Abercrombie's life in Chicago and the notable absence of any marks of racial struggle found in the photographs of her and her friends.
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Breakfast was exactly a half hour long, followed by exactly 45 minutes of piano practice, one hour of "playground games," half an hour of reading out loud, another half hour of reading quietly, a half hour of board games, a half hour lunch, an hour of Lego time, and on and on.
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On the calls, frantic, breathless parents and family members can be heard trying to text their children, reading out the contents of their messages to dispatchers, who are asking them what room number their children are in, if they can hear shots, if the police are there yet, and telling them to hide and stay secure.
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Other tasks we've seen done with Automate include automatically erasing temporary cached files at regular points in the day, turning up the brightness when a call comes in, reading out text messages, putting a simple countdown in a notification, turning on Bluetooth when driving, fading out music after a specified length of time and sharing your location with others.
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The full thread is worth reading out loud to anyone who'll listen: Last year I decided to play the long game & didn't tamper with the confectionary: spooked by the year before, he would not touch a single Ferrero Rocher (which was great because he usually inhales them at 22018mph) so there were Ferreros aplenty for the rest of us.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters MORE (D-Calif.), transmitted the articles of impeachment to the Senate on Thursday, with Schiff reading out the articles on the Senate floor.
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I mean, we know the law is an ass, but trying to stuff an ass into a ~6×3 rectangle of glass is particularly ridiculous… To illustrate exactly how ridiculous the Terms & Conditions debacle remains for app users, Norway's consumer protection agency is live streaming reading out the T&Cs for 30 common apps — including Snapchat, Dropbox, Instagram and Facebook — over a 24 hour+ readathon.
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Atwood penned the 1985 dystopian novel of the same name that is heralded as one of the books about sexism and women's reproductive rights, and its her vision that inspired such amazing portrayals on screen, and Moss made sure we wouldn't forget, reading out a quote from the novel that rings even more true in the light of the #MeToo movement that is a huge theme of tonight's event.
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Benavides: It's valuable for them to be occupied and have tasks to be responsible for within their group -- small chores, like ... taking inventory of what has arrived, telling or making up a story with a happy ending; having a set schedule with activities ... leading each other in song; reading out loud to the group and going through the story with different, successive participants, leading the others in prayer.
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Replying would have felt fresh and new, while bedtime felt old and stale, although it has grown far less demanding of late, with no more reading out loud and no more splashing baths, many of which I spent answering emails, which was fine, because there were so many bedtimes and so many baths, so very, very many of them, until suddenly there weren't, although there were still a lot of emails.
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Bielby, in her excitement to share her findings with a captive audience, keeps interrupting to highlight certain snippets, now reciting a piece of a Diane di Prima poem, now playing a recording of a performance of the Jean Anoulih adaptation of Antigone, in a monologue dramatically railing against hope, now reading out a transcript from some kind of interrogation whose subject seems to have been party to a radical action involving a plan to bomb an airport.
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And some people were particularly offended by the line about King George being an "unworthy" leader of a civilized nation, believing that perhaps NPR was talking about a different tyrant:Some Trump supporters even called the Declaration of Independence "trash":While others assumed that the word "obstructed" might be a little too close to the charges of "obstruction" against President Trump:And even after it was pointed out that NPR was simply tweeting the Declaration of Independence, some people still saw an anti-Trump political motivation in the whole process:Because apparently NPR needs more "balance," maybe by reading out the arguments made by supporters of King George in 1776?
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