He cannot speak for himself; the media will speak for him.
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I won't speak for any particular individuals because they can speak for themselves.
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I cannot speak for him, and I can&apost speak for special counsel Mueller.
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We go out of love to speak for those who can't speak for themselves.
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MACCALLUM: Well, I certainly can&apost speak for Charles but I can speak for us.
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We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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I can&apost speak for their memories, but allow me now to speak for mine.
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The fish can't speak for themselves so I got myself educated and speak for them.
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I cannot speak for everybody, but I can speak for myself, and a few people.
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"We do not speak for the people, but we speak for the Constitution," he said.
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"Respectfully, Mr. Priebus doesn't speak for me and I don't speak for him," Gorsuch responded.
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I'll let my accomplishments speak for myself and he can let his speak for himself.
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"Respectfully, Mr. Priebus doesn't speak for me, and I don't speak for him," Gorsuch said.
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He said, "I can always speak for myself," not "I can only speak for myself."
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"We can only speak for our intentions, we can't speak for the federal government's," they said.
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I can't speak for other people who've dealt with suicidal ideation, but I can speak for myself.
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It has always been a priority of mine to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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"We speak for vulnerable people, we speak for the disenfranchised — and we take that seriously," Richmond said.
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They want us to 'let the work speak for itself' but not the the work speak for itself.
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We know that Trump doesn't speak for all Americans, just as some criminals don't speak for our country.
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He can continue to allow his work to speak for him, but it will never speak for them.
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Amy: I know you can't speak for him but you can speak for yourself... What about the whistleblower?
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You don't want to claim knowledge or insight, or to speak for any group, or to speak for yourself.
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"We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves," he said on Twitter.
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And so I decided to speak for people that couldn't really speak for themselves and try to be an advocate.
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"Thank you for taking the time to speak for those who can no longer speak for themselves," reads the form.
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Let's do it with a knowledge that this is not super couth — and then look at it and think about how we speak for ourselves and letting people speak for themselves and not letting people speak for themselves.
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"She used her music as a platform and her voice to speak for people who were not able to speak for themselves."
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I can't speak for Emma Stone or Blake Lively, who both recently starred in Allen's films, but I can speak for myself.
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He doesn't speak for everybody, he doesn't always speak for me, but I think there has to be some alternative [to Trump].
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"I obviously support him and will always, but he likes to speak for himself and I like to speak for myself," she added.
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We need to support leaders around the world who do not speak for the big polluters but who speak for all of humanity.
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I cannot speak for Asian women and I am not trying to speak for them, but it's clear how they feel about this.
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This is the heart-wrenching truth, every day is a battle to stand up and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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An ally's role is never to speak for others, but to take down the obstacles facing the oppressed to allow them to speak for themselves.
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We must empower leaders who don't speak for corporate interests but who speak for us, our children's children and those whose voices cannot be heard.
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"I can't speak for Democrats, but I can speak for myself, and I think that James Comey needs to fade away into oblivion," said Rep.
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"The thing that I'm most grateful about is the fact that I can use my voice to speak for the individuals who can't speak for themselves."
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"I don't know who did, but I can only speak for myself, and I think speak for many others who knew him primarily through politics," she said.
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"We have a responsibility to speak for the bears, who cannot speak for themselves," Lawrence Killsback, president of Northern Cheyenne Nation, said in a statement on Monday.
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In an insightful moment, Searls acknowledges that the Rorschach encourages experts to believe that they can speak for people better than the people can speak for themselves.
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I don't speak for Black Lives Matter, I only speak for myself, and my personal opinion is that what we did today was basically to shut it down.
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He said it's important that CEOs speak for themselves as individuals on policy and also speak for their companies as it relates to policy that affects their businesses.
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Good work should — and does — speak for itself.
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And people realize that if we don't speak for ourselves other people are just going to speak for us and so we really need to start getting more engaged politically.
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I speak for those that are under discussion but are not able to contribute; I speak for those that are not able to talk about the situations they are fleeing from.
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They kneel during the national anthem so they can speak for the victims of police brutality like Philando Castile and Michael Brown who never had the chance to speak for themselves.
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" Simon added, "Can only speak for my production company.
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We don't wanna speak for Flav, but ... yeahhhh, boyyyyyyyyy!!!
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The results speak for themselves — 13 million lives saved.
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" Which, of course, is fancy witch speak for "never.
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He disappeared ... and I didn't speak for two years.
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Mars' mom Doña Lucy Christina (Spike Lee muse Rosie Perez) urges Nola to serve her "spirits" and "ancestors" by leaning into her convictions; to speak for those who can't speak for themselves.
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Representing the recent movement by women in Hollywood to end harassment and inequality in all industries, the Time's Up pins speak for wax figures who, one hopes, can't actually speak for themselves.
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Below you can see the benchmark numbers speak for themselves.
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"I'm going to let him speak for himself," Corker said.
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Thus, DeGeneres can't speak for the community that Hart hurt.
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"The Russian offense and activities speak for themselves," said Grenell.
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"Honestly, Ellen doesn't speak for the whole community," he said.
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We'll let the stock chart today speak for itself: ( function() {
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Folk added, however, that she can't speak for anyone else.
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How can I possibly speak for all women of color?
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I can just let these people speak for themselves. pic.twitter.
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"The numbers speak for themselves," Solo said in a statement.
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I went mad and we didn't speak for two days.
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I do not speak for Black women as a whole.
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THE PRESIDENT: He can speak for me anytime he wants.
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I will begin to speak for myself in media soon.
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I want to be careful not to speak for him.
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And, you now, I'll let your reports speak for itself.
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They say they speak for the majority of gun owners.
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I understand that one article can't speak for us all.
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" That's film director-speak for "the sex was not important.
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The findings speak for themselves — something urgently needs to change.
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As such, we'll mostly let their words speak for themselves.
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His accomplishments speak for themselves, and he keeps on winning.
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Another colleague thinks it's marketing speak for Google Business Services.
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Your track record, obviously, and your results speak for themselves.
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The way he sees it, the statistics speak for themselves.
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She did not speak for the rest of the segment.
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I can't speak for them but I don't know, man.
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He's going to need to speak for his own actions.
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That way, my bladder doesn't have to speak for me.
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Letting her natural beauty speak for itself, it's original Rihanna.
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I don't want to speak for my team on this.
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She let the greatness of Ali's words speak for themselves.
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I'll let the exterior of this car speak for itself.
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The results — visualizations and increased consumption — will speak for themselves.
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But most importantly, he lets the survivors speak for themselves.
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When the media asked Millett to speak for the feminist
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Speak for change, for jobs, for continued growth and equality.
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Before the marathon, we didn't speak for two full weeks.
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He does not speak for what feels like an eternity.
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They speak for the tired and failed politics of envy.
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The outcome (more below) will have to speak for itself.
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"Now, we'll let their actions speak for themselves," he added.
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"Now, we'll let their actions speak for themselves," Bolton added.
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AND CERTAINLY, I WOULD SAY OUR RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
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I weighed in myself, telling Ingraham to speak for herself.
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Instead, McCrae often lets the evidence simply speak for itself.
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That's diplomatic speak for you are on your own, Canada.
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"Someone has to speak for the justices," said former Gov.
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Perhaps the architecture will be allowed to speak for itself.
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Unions are the strongest when they speak for all workers.
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Spencer Radcliffe has always let his songs speak for themselves.
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Well, the numbers are in and they speak for themselves.
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"AIO does not speak for all Indigenous peoples," Harris added.
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I certainly don't want to purport to speak for him.
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Since 22019, I started to speak for the first time.
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LG: I know, he really ... [to Kara] Speak for yourself.
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This is somebody who can speak for the Trump administration.
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It's out in the world and can speak for itself.
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I can only speak for this movie and my experience.
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She had vowed to speak for those who felt unheard.
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Which is hedge fund speak for squeezing out money now.
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True, I said, but she has to speak for him.
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We will let the facts speak for themselves in court.
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She speaks for me when I can't speak for myself.
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I take up for people who can't speak for themselves.
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Mr. Bynum said he could not speak for his predecessors.
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"Brock can speak for himself," he wrote in an email.
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She does not speak for my community, or for me.
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Far better to let the F.A. Cup speak for itself.
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"He didn't speak for a long time," Ms. Lee said.
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Here are a dozen; we'll let them speak for themselves.
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There's something beautiful about letting the work speak for itself.
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First by violent fanatics who claim to speak for Islam.
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Sex workers, even the most stigmatized, can speak for themselves.
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And I think the facts I think speak for themselves.
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The reasons why researchers need this independence speak for themselves.
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I envy him, and he can certainly speak for himself.
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Instead, he let their talent and abilities speak for themselves.
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Mr. Yamaguchi, 2110, also agreed to speak for this article.
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We speak for the 250,000 bodies that no longer can.
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The impressive demos in the video speak for themselves, though.
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Clearly, he doesn't speak for the campaign or the candidate.
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"It's about both of us -- but since he couldn't speak for himself, I had to speak for him," recalled Gentile, who is now 80 and views this video as a central part of her legacy.
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" The tweets "speak for themselves" The Daily Beast's Asawin Suebsaeng asked the White House "if Donald Trump's manic retweets and tweets over the past 12 hours 'speak for themselves,'" and Sarah Sanders told him, "Yes.
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So, while I can't speak for every American, I can speak for the Marines I know and have served with when I say we can no longer give the General the benefit of the doubt.
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"I can speak for all my siblings," the unnamed caller said.
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The popular constituencies they speak for are very different, of course.
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An attorney who could speak for her was not immediately identified.
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"I'm going to let the President speak for himself," Conway said.
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Lanny Davis, Cohen's lawyer, said the tapes would speak for themselves.
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And well … Pooh can certainly speak for herself on the subject.
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A: I speak for animals because they don't have a voice.
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I speak for Olympios for she has no tongue — metaphorically speaking.
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"We'll let the show speak for itself," he told USA Today.
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We don't speak for the national park either, officially or unofficially.
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Maybe Drake just prefers to let the photos speak for themselves.
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No information is available about anyone who could speak for Patton.
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All I can tell you: I can only speak for myself.
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The results for them you see kind of speak for that.
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There's no one person who can speak for the entire company.
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We have to let the criminal justice system speak for itself.
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The destruction of incoming n00bs (gamer speak for newbies), of course.
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This is why officials are so hesitant to speak for Trump.
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I can't speak for all the studios working on The Division.
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"Well, the President's press secretary doesn't speak for me," Pence said.
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I do NOT speak for my family but only for myself.
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The facts speak for themselves about China's co-operation with Africa.
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HARKER: WELL, AGAIN, I THINK I CAN'T SPEAK FOR THE FED.
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"terrorists." A History of Violence lets them speak for themselves. Like
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I can't speak for any dogs, but I was into it.
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I speak for the feeds, for the feeds have no tongues.
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I'll let the quote speak for itself; it's a good one.
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"My good friend" Politician-speak for somebody they often can't stand.
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"Free solo" is climber-speak for no ropes, no safety gear.
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She writes: I don't even pretend to speak for all women.
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But I can always speak for myself and the Russians. Zero.
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" This is presidential speak for, "I'm about to change some regulations.
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But I can always speak for myself and the Russians, zero.
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And sometimes, Cyrus just lets the political snaps speak for themselves.
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But I can always speak for myself and the Russians, zero.
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"I want the pictures to speak for me," Zou told CNN.
|
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And this person just let a surprised cat speak for them.
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And it allows the thrill of driving to speak for itself.
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"I shouldn't speak for her," he said after a long pause.
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So that's the challenge ... just having the image speak for itself.
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"Next year, I want to let my game speak for itself."
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Then maybe the young woman will speak for herself, not you.
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"I'll have to let his words speak for themself," he said.
|
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But more important: how to let the emotions speak for themselves?
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Your references and past experiences speak for themselves on this front.
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GINNI ROMETTY: Well, I let every investor speak for themselves, right?
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Those who are physically disabled can also usually speak for themselves.
|
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The suit apparently did not speak for the whole neighborhood, however.
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Demonstrators can speak for up to 30 minutes at a time.
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Since 2016, the president's actions on this front speak for themselves.
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He can speak for three hours without [taking] a phone call.
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I wanted the jacket I had on to speak for itself.
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He agreed—but that might be because I speak for him.
|
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China has been — I can only speak for the United States.
|
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But Scaramucci said he didn't want to speak for the president.
|
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"I am planning to speak for a few minutes," he says.
|
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Who better than her to speak for those who want justice?
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Technical factors: This is geek-speak for refinery and pipeline constraints.
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Stop assuming you know everything, and let them speak for themselves!
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What's more, these Arizona Republicans don't speak for the party overall.
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Tonight you allowed your vote to speak for our entire city.
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And I've been lucky enough — I can only speak for myself.
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Once we can no longer speak for ourselves, we are interpreted.
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Wallonia, to be sure, does not speak for all of Belgium.
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Clinton has deferred to another first lady to speak for her.
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Working people do not want a savior to speak for us.
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Again and again she presses on to speak for her cause.
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They would only let him speak for seven minutes last night.
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I did not speak for more than a year after that.
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As always, the chords speak for the song's true emotional core.
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The stage is set, so to speak, for an immersive evening.
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I love, too, that she let her work speak for itself.
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President Trump's crimes, if they are proved, will speak for themselves.
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"He can speak for me any time he wants," Trump said.
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"The communications speak for themselves," Mr. McClure said in a statement.
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"I do not speak for all African-Americans," Ms. McCray said.
|
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And in any case, who said women cannot speak for themselves?
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The accolades for this subscription service, however, really speak for themselves.
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But data never speak for themselves, for a couple of reasons.
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But here the pair admirably let the art speak for itself.
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MK: I can speak for our civilian approach to quantum computing.
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I'm sorry to speak for her, but she's napping right now.
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Lawmakers are elected specifically to speak for voters on crucial issues.
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The two men did not speak for four months in 2019.
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Speaker Boehner tends to want to speak for the American people.
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"I want our recipes and our stories to speak for themselves."
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We&aposve always wanted for our product to speak for itself.
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"I'd let him speak for himself when the time is right."
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"The affidavits speak for themselves," he said, declining to comment further.
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"The president doesn't speak for me as an American," Blumenthal said.
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And don't speak for me in imaginary dialogues in your head.
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"Dave Archambault doesn't speak for our entire generation," Jasilyn Charger said.
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"I speak for a lot of unspoken people," he told me.
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Mr. Hefner and Mr. Lownes did not speak for nine years.
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As I walked down to speak for the last time, approx.
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Results under her tenure as CEO of PepsiCo speak for themselves.
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The Sandy Hook survivors were too young to speak for themselves.
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I do NOT speak for my family but only for myself. . . .
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Did you see him speak for 45 minutes the other day?
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"Her presence in cabinet should speak for itself," Mr. Trudeau said.
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Opinion How did Donald Trump come to speak for Western civilization?
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WASHINGTON — President Trump hired Rudolph W. Giuliani to speak for him.
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That left a bleary-eyed Maddon to speak for the team.
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I do not speak for my family but only for myself.
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What I am here to do is to speak for me.
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Ewing and Grady stay offscreen, letting their subjects speak for themselves.
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They all claimed to speak for Jackson, though none of them did.
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MACCALLUM: Well, she said she couldn&apost speak for the White House.
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A handful of presidential aspirants don&apost speak for the whole party.
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"We speak for the Constitution," he declared in a speech in Minnesota.
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The persons declined to speak for attribution because the discussions are private.
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" She added, "He doesn't speak for me, my family or my friends.
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"Properties really speak for themselves no matter what they are," Rushton said.
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Her long history of actions should speak for themselves at this point.
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Laguna also did away with confessionals, letting the action speak for itself.
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Image via Elle Beyoncé tends to let her art speak for herself.
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I don't want to speak for other Asian-American moviegoers or critics.
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We can't speak for Sarah, but Emily and Rachel definitely deserved better.
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Another is to let the weirdness of this presidency speak for itself.
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" He added that West "can speak for me any time he wants.
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Because animals can't speak, it's especially important that we speak for them.
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The show simply lets the relationship, characters, and events speak for themselves.
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"I think the numbers speak for themselves," Xu said at the time.
|
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But allowing a film to speak for itself is not usually enough.
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SULLIVAN: AND HER ANSWER -- AND I DON'T WANT TO SPEAK FOR HER.
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I think I speak for everyone when I say: what the fuck.
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I can't speak for everyone else, but for me, it's too much.
|
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Let me be clear: Scaramucci does not speak for real financial advisors.
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Concept Math was a calculated risk and the numbers speak for themselves.
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It's a tough pill to swallow, but the results speak for themselves.
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JOSEPH TSAI: I don't speak for the party, so I don't know.
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"He should let the full report speak for itself," the lawmakers added.
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" In real life, it's an idiotic debate show called "Speak For Yourself.
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The powerful stories from the women in the documentary speak for themselves.
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But he only writes for Mayhem—he doesn't speak for black metal.
|
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The Hammonds, through their lawyer, say the protesters don't speak for them
|
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Don't discount the power of that networking — the results speak for themselves.
|
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But the Justice Department obviously does not speak for Kushner and Manafort.
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ET. Meanwhile, there's more Fed speak for traders to look out for.
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This, in his mind, entitles him to speak for America's working class.
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Khald, 16, Yemen/New York City: We have to speak for ourselves.
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TRUMP: All I can tell you, I can only speak for myself.
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He declined to make managers there available to speak for this article.
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Be careful not to overdo it—let the drink speak for itself.
|
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By refusing to speak for a generation, Girls has done exactly that.
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I do not speak for you, and I am not your friend.
|
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No wonder Mr Trump needed reality television stars to speak for him.
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DUDLEY: I CAN'T SPEAK FOR, YOU KNOW, CHAIRMAN POWELL VERSUS CHAIR YELLEN.
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"The information listed on your resume should speak for itself," says Clawson.
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" That's basically lawyer speak for "you have no right to be here.
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If you trust the New York Times to speak for you, great.
|
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Andrew Yang only got to speak for 3 minutes and 2 seconds.
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Analysts cautioned that Dai doesn't officially speak for the People's Liberation Army.
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"We have to speak for the marginalized" people, his wife, Tanya, said.
|
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The facts speak for themselves, especially for my home state of Kansas.
|
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"He should let the full report speak for itself," the chairmen continued.
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These attacks are the work of cowards who speak for no one.
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Hearing Obama speak for the 85033st time since Jan was a jolt.
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This shows misplaced priorities, and the results speak for themselves: Flint, Mich.
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I didn't speak for conservatives — something you laughably claim to do constantly.
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Jake Tapper: Well, I don't speak for Jews, but social welfare pic.twitter.
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I'm not buying into theirs, but I can't speak for my colleagues.
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For now, we'll just have to let these images speak for themselves.
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I couldn't speak for about a minute then cried like a baby.
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What's clear on the record is how the songs speak for themselves.
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Also the sax riff and the specific keyboard patch speak for themselves.
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The numbers speak for themselves in terms of diversity of all types.
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Unlike Alexander, I can't speak for King -- but I believe it does.
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How much of the population of the school did they speak for?
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To speak for those who's [sic] lives and relationship have been ruined.
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I'm not going to speak for Confederacy, because I haven't seen it.
|
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White supremacists like Duke certainly don't speak for all of Trump's supporters.
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The interpreter merely paused, letting the former Texas congressman speak for himself.
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He just reiterates that he wants the evidence to speak for itself.
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They assume demography is destiny and think their policies speak for themselves.
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He is not an employee, nor does he speak for the club.
|
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So how is it fair to ask Dudamel to speak for Venezuela?
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It's not just me that I speak for now; I have backup.
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" Naturally, Ruddy added, "I always speak for myself and not the president.
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That Mr. Hudson would speak for diversity and inclusion is not surprising.
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Who could speak for another's cultural and religious beliefs, their personal values?
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A well-crafted building will speak for itself in a difficult market.
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Go Ahead, Speak for Yourself You Know Who the Tax Cuts Helped?
|
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He laid out this shifting score clearly, letting it speak for itself.
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I think I speak for all of us when I say: Yes.
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Their easy-to-use platform, customer support, and results speak for themselves.
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"We speak for many minutes of legs and their lore," he wrote.
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I can speak for a lot of guys that play the game.
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"I cannot speak for any of the other creators involved," he wrote.
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It has no clue that heroics, in any occupation, speak for themselves.
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On the other hand, I don't speak for Berkshire in doing that.
|
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When trade associations speak for their members, all Americans are better informed.
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"Can four family members speak for all 140 family members?" she asked.
|
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"I'm here now and I'll just let my actions speak for me."
|
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"I'm going to let the show speak for itself," Mr. Conroy said.
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As the victim of a homicide, Botham Jean cannot speak for himself.
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But it didn't work out, and they didn't speak for eight years.
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Supreme Court justices typically let rulings in pending cases speak for themselves.
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It's shaped my life and I've never heard someone speak for me.
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For many outsiders, Christianity Today seems to speak for millions of evangelicals.
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"He does not speak for the family," Bennett told Detroit Free Press.
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Critic's Notebook The special counsel wanted his report to speak for itself.
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I can't speak for all neighbors, but I'd reply to that note.
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" "Who is going to speak for all of the 11 Republican senators?
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"He did not speak for weeks," said James Elder, a Unicef spokesman.
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"The alarming youth e-cigarette usage numbers speak for themselves," Montag said.
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As indulgent as these benefits may seem, the results speak for themselves.
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I can only speak for myself really, but that's all I want.
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For the sake of democracy, here's hoping he didn't speak for everyone.
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Truth cannot speak for itself, like the voice of God from above.
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I guess the acting work will just have to speak for itself.
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These are the reasons I use Snapchat, I can't speak for you.
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His 448-page written report, Mr. Mueller asserted, should speak for itself.
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If I can speak for myself, I care because I'm a journalist.
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The unions speak for only the 8% of workers who are their members.
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You can't speak for the American people if you despise half of them.
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Mueller has decided to move on and let the report speak for itself.
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EK: Well, I don't speak for every other leader around the European table.
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JS: You know, I won't speak for what the other banks are saying.
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Officials also question to what extent the activists speak for the wider community.
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Maybe let the music speak for itself a little more next time around.
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"The heinous facts speak for themselves," he said, according to the Associated Press.
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There's limited explanation within the exhibition, allowing the artworks to speak for themselves.
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Caller 2: Let me have the gentleman it happened to speak for himself.
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She took the tweet down, I don't know, I can't speak for her.
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I speak for the human race and the lives of all sentient beings.
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After Brandon hugged me goodbye and drove home, we didn't speak for months.
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That's Insta-caption speak for simmering true love, at least in our book.
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"I'll speak for everybody and say we would all do it," she said.
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The product, which should speak for itself, runs in a fully automated fashion.
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When she found out, "I couldn't speak for the longest time," English said.
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Emolument is Constitution-speak for a salary or benefit derived from public office.
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BRENDAN CARR: Yeah, the State Department, I let them speak for their efforts.
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But I don't make policy at The Times, or speak for the paper.
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This year though, I think the results speak for themselves in these photos!
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The reviews speak for themselves and that's something I am really proud of.
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A triumphant success, this minimally curated exhibition allows photography to speak for itself.
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Perhaps. But either way, the innovation and skin-friendly results speak for themselves.
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Macron is slated to speak for 45 minutes in the evening of Jan.
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I will tell you right now, that man doesn't ever speak for me.
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He sure doesn't speak for me because I know we are stronger together.
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I can only speak for myself and take responsibility for what I do.
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I mean, I won't speak for anybody else...We're all one big family.
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Letting the image speak for itself, he chose not to include a caption.
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Designers Bring True Inclusion To The Runway Do clothes actually speak for themselves?
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Once we embrace the personalized simulacrum, we start letting AI speak for us.
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I'll let the tweets speak for themselves: What fresh horror will Friday bring?
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People claiming to speak for the Alt-Right were delighted by the attention.
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The ranchers' lawyer has said the occupiers do not speak for the family.
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Go to these rallies, protest man, just vote, speak for what is right.
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There are some things that as a photojournalist I let speak for themselves.
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Ya just let the reality speak for itself: President Trump refers to Sen.
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I am a Hall of Famer," McNabb says ... "My numbers speak for themselves.
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This decision doesn't speak for our city and the people that I represent.
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Why, then, can Trump effectively speak for the poor, working class white American?
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I think I speak for everyone when I say nobody will miss it.
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Thanks to some strained vocal chords, Mayim Bialik can't speak for a month.
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Like, do you need to be here to speak for anybody in particular?
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But the book has relatively little of his language to speak for him.
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But Collins baseball's oldest manager, at 67 — seemed to speak for the sport.
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With Mr. Seabrook gone, the question is, Who will speak for them now?
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But they will tell me that I need to speak for trans people.
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She praised her husband as an "amazing leader" whose "achievements speak for themselves".
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I can only speak for Obama Administration officials in the exact same position.
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I don't color him in; I let the line work speak for itself.
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And the vice chairman of the committee can speak for himself on this.
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In response, Ms. Jagger, who was only 10, didn't speak for a year.
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But Hicks told the Times that the economists don't speak for the campaign.
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This could help offset the idea that Trump's team doesn't speak for him.
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And in the Oxbridge interviews, if you cannot speak for yourself, you're doomed.
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"The special counsel should speak for the special counsel's investigation," he said. Sen.
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The two men did not speak for months (although things have since thawed).
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"I'm not going to speak for the administration on that," Wheeler told McClatchy.
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The numbers speak for themselves as to why so many incidents occur here.
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"Junior is telling me that I need to speak for him," Mary said.
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I heard my pastor speak for God too, quoting scripture from his book.
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Remember, though, the people who are no longer here to speak for themselves.
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I cannot speak for him, but that's the case today, and that's democracy.
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But striking similarities to the long-standing system in Spain speak for themselves.
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Michelle: I feel tokenized when people think I speak for all Iranian Jews.
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Intuit's strong financials speak for themselves, with revenues still growing double digits annually.
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I just sit behind a pseudonym and let the work speak for itself.
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About 65 women and girls have signed up to speak for this sentencing.
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The evidence, however, was not allowed to speak for itself, as he knows.
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"Critics don't speak for everybody and certainly not for the populace," he added.
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In the past, our approach was to let our work speak for itself.
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That's Senate-speak for: No way this guy is getting through my chamber.
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The initial glare he aimed at the band seemed to speak for itself.
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Neither one, however, could accurately claim to speak for the white working class.
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The girl started sobbing and couldn't speak for the rest of the call.
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"I do not speak for the president," said Ryan Zinke, the interior secretary.
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Since I'm the King of hyperbole, I'll let his words speak for me.
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In contrast, his classmates did their best to speak for a few minutes.
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We don't speak for anyone else at Vox, or even for each other.
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We charge our leaders to speak for us and to speak to us.
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I think we should let the American people speak for the American people.
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Be more like Jay Z, he says: Let the work speak for itself.
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A representative for Rock said he was unavailable to speak for this article.
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I think I can speak for a lot of people In saying that.
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At the time, Trump didn't speak for 13 seconds as the chant continued.
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I hope I speak for many elite academicians who are anything but elitist.
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But a Czech official seemed to speak for many in suggesting that Mrs.
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Letting the clip speak for itself, Holland captioned it with a smirking emoji.
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The Chinese government has the obligation to speak for the country's legitimate companies.
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You claim to speak for the entire Far Cry fanbase... but do you?
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"However, I only represent the president, and that's all I can speak for."
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I think where it works best is you let it speak for itself.
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In most cases the drawings and paintings, sure and direct, speak for themselves.
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I can speak for my own paper about the moral status of newborns.
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When tragedy strikes, the president is called upon to speak for the nation.
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"He can speak for three hours without a phone call," Mr. Trump said.
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He does not speak for me and I will not vote for him.
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They'd rather just do it, and let the hilarious results speak for themselves.
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Who Should the New York Times Hire to Speak for the Bernie Left?
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I'll tell him I speak for the elderly and I'll give my opinion.
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I cannot speak for the band, so I like that you said that.
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"I don't want to speak for Al Franken ... I don't know what happened," Trump said, noting that he had only just heard about allegations against Conyers "As far as Franken concerned, he should have to speak for himself," Trump said.
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By means of extraordinarily deep research, David essentially lets the characters speak for themselves.
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He sends Sabrina away with the promise that they cannot speak for some time.
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I can't speak for a five-year-old, but that doll is certainly nightmarish.
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Instead, Mr Loznitsa allows the absurdity and tragedy of life to speak for themselves.
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CHAFFETZ: Well, listen-- (CROSSTALK) LOUDON: I didn&apost claim to speak for all Hispanics.
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"There are many of us who are unable to speak for ourselves," Manning said.
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"You don't have to hold an official position to speak for equity," says Lindsay.
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Her cheerful and inspiring pictures on her Instagram from the trip speak for themselves.
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But I don't want to misrepresent anyone's views, so I will speak for myself.
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The Burlington, Ontario, woman was was so sick, she could not speak for herself.
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We are left defenseless once they step into our shoes and speak for us.
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"I will let the success of the App Store speak for itself," he said.
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They declined to be interviewed, letting their unit chief, Kim Vutha, speak for them.
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Mr. Mueller has decided to move on and let the report speak for itself.
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" In a follow-up tweet, Simon continued, "Can only speak for my production company.
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It is unclear whether she has retained an attorney who can speak for her.
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Indian feminists are now making the case that #MeToo must speak for marginalized women.
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But for the most part, Ready Player One lets the references speak for themselves.
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I don't want to speak for them, but they're not driven mainly by profit.
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The best artists don't necessarily speak for their neighborhood, but speak alongside their neighborhood.
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Letting the pictures speak for themselves, she captioned them with just a heart emoji.
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And why voters should be wary of politicians claiming to speak for "the people".
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" Trump's tweet attacking Freedom Caucus: "I'm going to let the tweet speak for itself.
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I'm a world-class judoka — my work on the mat will speak for itself.
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He is no longer of this world, and no one can speak for him.
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I can't speak for everyone, but that's how I felt when I watched it.
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They could have let the nominees and winners speak for themselves and continue on.
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Jackson left the caption blank on this one, letting the image speak for itself.
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This made his prose more convincing, for he let the facts speak for themselves.
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So the study doesn't speak for people who identify with any other sexual orientation.
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While the ordinance seems to speak for itself, it doesn't tell the whole story.
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They could not speak for minutes, wailed loudly and rubbed their cheeks and hands.
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And then more importantly is that we let the results speak for themselves. Right.
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And here are inspiring quotes from those "army of warriors" that speak for themselves.
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But the judge (James Cromwell) refuses to let Marshall speak for his client — literally.
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I can't really speak for the rest of you, but, hey, you seem great.
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"I try to speak for what I believe in," Jolie says of her causes.
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I can do little more in this blog than let him speak for himself.
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And both sides, continually, will have a claim to truly speak for the people.
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Third, they seemed to believe their populist claim to speak for "the Catalan people".
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I was speaking for myself, I can't speak for everyone in the White House.
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I think I speak for everyone when I say: keep the Instagram stories coming!
|
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In a similar vein, this year, Rose is letting her clothing speak for her.
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It&aposs not clear if he has an attorney who can speak for him.
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If I'm going to speak for her, I need to visit face to face.
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She may not be able to speak for herself, but I can and will.
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"I'll speak for everybody and say we would all do it," Poehler, 46, said.
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"I'd like to let Macintosh speak for itself," Job said, and the computer did.
|
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"The police reports speak for themselves," Huston told reporters at a Sunday press conference.
|
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The President, having prepared for weeks, is expected to speak for about an hour.
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These anecdotes are based on individuals' personal experiences and do not speak for all.
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I think your work has to speak for itself in this type of industry.
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He is the man who can definitively speak "for Europe," if any man can.
|
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Emily VanCamp is lending her voice to some creatures that can't speak for themselves.
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Brady on Tuesday said he does not speak for the president or the Senate.
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Outside the courtroom, Markham told reporters she felt compelled to speak for her daughter.
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"I can't speak for all people of color and what they need," says Woodland.
|
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Choosing to let the image speak for itself, she shared it without a caption.
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"I'll go ahead and let the president-elect speak for that directly," he said.
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Yeah. Definitely. I think I can speak for J, too when I say that.
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On the topic of Trump's tremendous respect, we'll let these tweets speak for themselves.
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As his survivors, they have the power to speak for him in this matter.
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"We called the company Nameless to let the content speak for itself," Rahma added.
|
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Let your qualifications speak for you," instead of "the GIF you tried to embed.
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I'm just going to do my best and let the outcome speak for itself.
|
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"This music is strongest when you let the structures speak for themselves," she said.
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We'll let Mashable's review of the game speak for itself: New Super Mario Bros.
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The lack of mention shows that he is convinced these things speak for themselves.
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" But, she said, "I very much prefer that my work shall speak for me.
|
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It is, essentially, bureaucratic speak for Kennedy's transition to a heavily commercialized space facility.
|
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" Vester's lawyer told PEOPLE, ""My client stands by the allegations, which speak for themselves."
|
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It is nebulous academic-speak for advancing American interests first — as Trump sees them.
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An attorney who might speak for him was not immediately identified on Wednesday afternoon.
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I can't speak for anybody else, but I would stand for the national anthem.
|
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But she tried to avoid preachy dialogue, letting action and plot speak for themselves.
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That's murder any way you look at it, and the facts speak for themselves.
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The results speak for themselves — no defense space launch failure in nearly 20 years.
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He can speak for himself, and now he has insights that blow me away.
|
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His acts should speak for themselves, he insists, eventually ripping off that pandering tie.
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And in fact, in the absence of your testimony, documents will speak for you.
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And not one says, 'Well how about 'Speak for Yourself,' which gets 21,21.3 people.
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But I just speak for myself right now and say how fantastic they are.
|
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At times, Pelosi made clear the freshmen do not speak for the full caucus.
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Who will believe us when we say that he does not speak for us?
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But maybe trees can speak for themselves, if we'd just shut up and listen.
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The officials declined to speak for attribution owing to the sensitivity of the issue.
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"I can't speak for the actions of a 16-year-old child," he says.
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"I can't speak for him but I was glad it was over," Constand said.
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America does more than speak for the values expressed in the United Nations Charter.
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And to be honest, that's D.C. swamp speak for 'nothing's ever going to happen.
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"Let me speak for all white people," the host said to open the conversation.
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Music is its own language and we can leave it to speak for itself.
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Before I go on, I'll let it speak for itself: OK, so, let's see.
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What effect does it make if I speak for a rock, or an ocean?
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Dance music's anonymity began as a way of letting the music speak for itself.
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While Burning Games can call conquistadors genocidal, they still want to speak for us.
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"Do the hard thing, speak for the many and not the few," it said.
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"The court cannot simply let things speak for themselves," he said in his ruling.
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House Democrats decried the move, saying the GOP-authored brief wouldn't speak for them.
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A lawyer authorised to speak for Atul Gupta could not be reached for comment.
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MICHAEL SMITH Cynthiana, Ky. To the Editor: I cannot speak for the entire country.
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We cannot speak for any actions the Army might take after studying the results.
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It is incredible what happens when Muslim women are asked to speak for themselves.
|
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They continued to insist that they could speak for themselves, with power and humor.
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I can't speak for every restaurant, but tips were 90 percent of my income.
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I think it's getting easier, because the ocean is beginning to speak for herself.
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Chief among them is organizing women in low-wage jobs to speak for themselves.
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It's a gentle production that lets Gurney speak for himself, without flashy interpretive obstructions.
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For more than an hour, it lets the show's sexual strangeness speak for itself.
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She wanted the woman in the center of the dispute to speak for herself.
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But when it comes to who is least safe, the facts speak for themselves.
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But now you feel the pressure to speak for a whole group of people?
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He (and Glen) are researchers at Microsoft but do not speak for the company.
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We speak for a group of lawyers who lead 34 major American law firms.
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He is representing himself in court and said his filings would speak for him.
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A caption on the blanket read, "May the works I've done speak for me."
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Again, I know I don't speak for many of our readers on this one.
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Appelbaum doesn't speak for the Democratic Party, but he does represent the urbanist mindset.
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She wore minimalist jewelry with the dress, letting the dramatic gown speak for itself.
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I can speak for myself, and I would not be happy with that result.
|
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"I can just speak for this administration and this department today," he told reporters.
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Letting the video speak for itself, Holland simply captioned it with a smirking emoji.
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Other than that, he lets the terrible situation on the reservation speak for itself.
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But many of the voters considering him have hardly heard Bloomberg speak for himself.
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Then they came for me, and there was no one to speak for me.
|
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"Listen, Daryl Morey does NOT speak for the Houston Rockets," he wrote on Twitter.
|
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"I can only speak for myself," he said when asked about the alleged threat.
|
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The legal expertise that judges bring to judging was supposed to speak for itself.
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Whenever any politician claims to speak for "the people," someone always pays the price.
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His images are unaffected and candid, with wordless close-ups that speak for themselves.
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So the footnote doesn't even speak for a majority of the nine-member court.
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It is not clear whether Chung has an attorney who can speak for him.
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" Guthrie concluded the segment by saying, "I think I speak for all of us.
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Using my platform to be a voice for those who can't speak for themselves.
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Though I can't speak for Kovaleski, I do feel I can identify with him.
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Let your clear influence to get those players out of China speak for you.
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The hardest part, by far, has been not being able to speak for myself.
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He lets the numbers speak for themselves, and there's a lot they don't say.
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I can confidently speak for them and say they don't want to use WhatsApp.
|
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"Let me speak for myself," Portman said later in a statement posted on Instagram.
|
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It has deep connotations that speak for constituents on both sides of the aisle.
|
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But they were too afraid to speak for fear of drawing the shooter's attention.
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I think I speak for many of us when I say we've had enough.
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It is not clear whether Chung has an attorney who can speak for him.
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I can't speak for everyone, but personally I believe schools should NOT teach mindfulness.
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OTOH is text speak for "on the other hand," a synonym for "However …" 41D.
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Even under the best of circumstances, Dr. Mercer said, "Signals rarely speak for themselves."
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We managed to get the right legislation through, and the results speak for themselves.
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We are now compelled to speak for our team and take back our program.
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Mitchell is treating the hearings as a deposition, letting Ford's comments speak for themselves.
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The show's title, Speechless, presumably alludes to the environment's inability to speak for itself.
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Being a shy person, I have preferred to let my writing speak for itself.
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So, about these Religious Right spokesmen who claim to speak for Christians every election.
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Unfortunately, while the Kurdish National Council, which is sponsored by the Kurdish administration in Northern Iraq and claims to speak for Syrian Kurds, was invited to the talks as part of a coalition of opposition groups, they do not legitimately speak for Rojava.
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Choosing to let the image speak for itself, Grande shared the image without a caption.
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I can't speak for every reality but that must surely be true of this one.
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She has also made clear that she'd rather let the RS profile speak for itself.
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So, uh, I don't want to speak for him, but this might be somewhat better.
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"There are some doubters here, but I think the numbers speak for themselves," he said.
|
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Choosing to let the image speak for itself, Shum shared the image without a caption.
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Wesley Chan: I can't speak for other people, but I wasn't looking for Australian startups.
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Leo before I go to you, we&aposre going to let Barrett speak for herself.
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" Vester's attorney Ari Wilkenfeld said: "My client stands by the allegations, which speak for themselves.
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There are some YouTube edits that are so spectacular they pretty much speak for themselves.
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In my view, a face doesn't speak for itself when it comes to emotion, ever.
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" The word "strategic" in that last line is very important: It's wonk-speak for "nuclear.
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The U.S. State Department has said Giuliani does not speak for the administration on Iran.
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But mostly he let the music speak for him and his fingers do the talking.
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"He can speak for me any time he wants," the president said of the rapper.
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The ultimate shared vehicle can be ridden as we speak for just a few bucks.
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And then we're like, 'Yes, we can speak, and we want to speak for ourselves.
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When these are not met, the resulting estimates can be "biased", statistician-speak for wrong.
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Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and always be true to yourself.
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It's nice to be able to speak for myself and educate people in my life.
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Or does Delores speak for all the hosts in Westworld, "Raj World," Shogunworld, and beyond?
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A spokesperson for Banfield told BuzzFeed News they're "gonna let the clip speak for itself."
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The best positioned are high-flying "unicorns", Valley-speak for private companies valued over $1bn.
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Stamos doesn't work there anymore, and he doesn't speak for Facebook in any official capacity.
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Can the passenger speak for themselves, or is someone with them controlling what they say?
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I'm proud of my workplace reputation, and believe my track record will speak for itself.
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We have an obligation to speak and defend for those who can't speak for themselves.
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I know I speak for us all in sharing my deepest condolences to his family.
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The designs let the photos speak for themselves and add more meaning to your accessorizing.
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Let's let this statement from the "modern day presidential" White House speak for itself first.
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" 'Trespassing' is just cop=speak for 'existing in public while black' #freehannibal #notthecannibalone," @Kuntsuragi wrote.
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I CAN ONLY SPEAK FOR ME. I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THOSE POLICIES ARE YET.
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LONDON — The Daily Mail posed an important question on Thursday: Who WILL speak for England?
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Many scientists just want to do their work and let the facts speak for themselves.
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Because everything you do, I mean because -- I can only speak for men, straight men.
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I can't speak for all Iranians, but I think there is a fear of destabilization.
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"With respect to the tweets, they speak for themselves, I think very clearly," Spicer said.
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You can accessorize it with your sparkliest glittery accessories or let it speak for itself.
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A guiding phrase inside Facebook is "preserving optionality" — Stanford-speak for keeping your alternatives open.
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There were plenty of responses, too, but Josh Gad seemed to speak for most people.
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Klein does not speak for Adelson, though he is unlikely to speak out of turn.
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Schumer is simply not a well-known enough figure nationally to speak for the party.
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Democrats let the Republicans make their own mistakes -- and let the bill speak for itself.
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Trump said there was "no collusion" but added that he can only speak for himself.
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"The Interior Ministry recently released the criminal statistics, and they speak for themselves," she said.
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" My peers around the world ask, "Who will speak for women around the world now?
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Mike Conaway of Texas, Schiff said he has, but didn't want to speak for him.
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"It's nice being able to speak for myself," McGowan said about the social media platform.
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" Kushner would speak for himself, Corker said he'd been reassured, "when the time is right.
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He still hasn't spent a dollar on advertising; his products speak for and sell themselves.
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"okay…hear me out," the fan captioned the post, letting the images speak for themselves.
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Get out of the stuffy, non-descript office and let the background speak for itself.
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This is truly a case where the results will speak for themselves, starting very soon.
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We speak directly to you guys and prefer to let the music speak for itself.
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We did not speak for another 12 years, when I reconnected with him through Facebook.
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Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
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The sources declined to speak for attribution because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
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Mr Raghavan lets the cynicism and occasional outright racism of British officials speak for themselves.
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"I'm going to let the report, when it comes out, speak for itself," Burr said.
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This document appoints someone else to convey your wishes if you can't speak for yourself.
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"He can speak for me any time he wants," Trump said from the Oval Office.
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"She doesn't have to brag about him because his actions speak for themself," says Kent.
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The 64-year-old rarely grants interviews, preferring to let his work speak for itself.
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We made an intelligence, and in a limited way it learned to speak for itself.
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Declaring it a "caliphate", the jihadists claimed to speak for all of the world's Muslims.
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"I promise you, he does not speak for the organization," Harbaugh told The Baltimore Sun.
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But rather than let those findings speak for themselves, Barr decided to speak over them.
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She tries to say, "It's God's holy will, Annie," but she can't speak for laughing.
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"Guthrie added: "I think I speak for all of us — we're disturbed to our core.
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Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
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"I can't speak for them, but I'm just pretty sure they'll be there," he said.
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I can only speak for myself and what I observed and felt at the time.
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It is unclear who can speak for this one party, much less the whole region.
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I cannot speak for every Cuban and have never embraced the chance to do so.
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So it goes for Trump, a traitor to the class he professes to speak for.
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John McCain, her dad, did not speak for the first part of the joint interview.
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The Loudest Voice is a damning portrait of Ailes, though his actions speak for themselves.
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Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
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I can't speak for Rachel but he certainly wouldn't be getting a rose from me.
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I cannot speak for Ryan, nor would I try, but I know my own experience.
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We couldn't be absent — because that's truancy — but we didn't speak for the whole day.
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Nicki Minaj We're just gonna let this whole "vintage" Nicki Minaj thing speak for itself.
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Then he gestured to the group behind him: "But I can't speak for these folks."
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I can't speak for everyone involved, but I tend to have that effect in general.
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" In a statement released by the players, goalkeeper Solo added, "The numbers speak for themselves.
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Bradley doesn't have to do much explaining these days, and his results speak for themselves.
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Other lawyers authorized to speak for the Guptas could not immediately be located for comment.
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I can't speak for every bitcoin wallet out there, but most automatically calculate transaction fees.
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"We simply cannot speak for a man who is keeping quiet," Mr. Mary told L'Obs.
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"I let everyone speak for a long time," Sharapova said in an interview Tuesday afternoon.
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The tone remains coolly presentational and mildly satirical even as the women speak for themselves.
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I like to keep it clean and simple and let the suit speak for itself.
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They don't speak for the campaign, so it's unfair to blame Sanders for their antics.
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Instead of the curators explaining or directing the exhibition's narrative, the artists speak for themselves.
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"I'm going to let our statement speak for us at this point," Mr. Bennet said.
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They entertain the mystery by not giving interviews, by letting the music speak for them.
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Just a line in the New Testament from mere mortals presuming to speak for him.
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I heard back from the Education Department, which said it would speak for them both.
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But in this podcast, you'll get the chance to hear these Kentuckians speak for themselves.
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I can't speak for my possibly masochistic colleagues but, for me, that makes no sense.
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It let the cultivators of the most forward-looking expressions of language speak for themselves.
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Even among the Lakota, the question of who can speak for Crazy Horse is fraught.
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So we can only let Mr. Smith, Equifax's former chief executive, speak for the company.
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But do the people who have fought the battles for years really speak for everyone?
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Uncertain about her right to shape the story, Zalcman lets the subjects speak for themselves.
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But the numbers speak for themselves: In 1990, there were 2,245 murders in the city.
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As a Nevadan I speak for my state when I say thank God it's over.
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Then they came for me — and there was no one left to speak for me.
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No one is better equipped to speak for you, even after your death, than you.
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The great virtue of his book is that Baram lets his interlocutors speak for themselves.
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Rather, the pair said the product will speak for itself when it launches next year.
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His Republican supporters say that lawmakers shouldn't speak for voters on such a crucial issue.
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Some were there to speak for themselves, and others had come to support their friends.
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I can speak for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — he thinks the world of Nikki.
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I have a responsibility to speak for the 50% that feels media doesn't represent them.
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The dog has been man's best friend, so to speak, for 15,000 years or so.
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It's unclear exactly what she's smoking, but ... we can let the video speak for itself.
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" That's "Bachelor" speak for "rudely interrupt a conversation at a critical moment for gamesmanship purposes.
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"I can't speak for all billionaires," the former New York mayor answered on Wednesday night.
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But, in doing so, it's their duty to speak for those who lack political power.
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Ultimately, he brushed the criticisms aside, letting his actions on successive peaks speak for him.
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Team owner Tilman Fertitta tweeted late Friday that Morey "does NOT speak" for the Rockets.
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I speak for the wolf and the life force it engenders not as an expert.
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"I'm a union guy, but [Trumka] doesn't speak for me on this issue," said Rep.
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I'm wary of those commentators who say they speak for an entire race of people.
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In third place was Australia's capital city, Canberra, and well, the tweets speak for themselves.
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"I'm not going to speak for the administration on that," Wheeler told the news outlet.
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When markets speak for themselves, it turns out, they lack a culture of self-criticism.
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Other lawyers authorised to speak for the Guptas could not immediately be located for comment.
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Her work, and that of her fellow laureates, is brilliant and should speak for itself.
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"Personally, I can't speak for what the man believes in his heart," Ms. Klein added.
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This will have left many quietly seething, but unable to speak for fear of retribution.
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Hilton kept her hair in a simple side-sweep, letting the dress speak for itself.
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Sure, the play might be political, the thinking goes, but it should speak for itself.
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I think Bill Gates, not to speak for him, but has a wide-ranging interest.
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His socially conservative "reformicon" thing — whom does it speak for in today's politics, beyond Douthat?
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It's probably better for them to let their business and their brand speak for itself.
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" DEA spokesman Rusty Payne said the indictments of the two Chinese nationals "speak for themselves.
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It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species and we need to work collectively together, and we need to support leaders around the world who do not speak for the big polluters and the big corporations but who speak for all of humanity.
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Oh, and he manages to speak for 30 memorable seconds about the woes of "pendulous testicles".
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But don't let us bore you — once you see it in action, it'll speak for itself.
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It's a serving of humble pie at its finest ... but we'll let Cam speak for himself.
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The construction giant's earnings boost came mostly from active adult housing, business speak for senior living.
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Forget "onboarding" (startup speak for setting up your account) with a few taps on an app.
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"I think the President's comments speak for -- no, the President doesn't have any regrets," Spicer said.
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East said he doesn&apost know if either woman has a lawyer to speak for her.
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She let their loving photos speak for themselves, only including a heart emoji in the caption.
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You had the secretary of state having to say Rudy doesn&apost speak for foreign policy.
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"In another nod to his glow-up, Lewis commented on the post: "Speak for yourself lad!
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I think the hilarity in this image may speak for itself: But I will translate anyhow.
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A lawyer for Hammond family has said that the occupiers do not speak for the family.
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The lyrics speak for themselves at four in the morning... My favorite track of all time.
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Neither could speak for a while, but an interview with Brown outside showed her excitement after.
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Choosing to let the images speak for themselves, she simply captioned them with a diamond emoji.
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"I try to speak for what I believe in," Jolie recently told PEOPLE of her causes.
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Jenner let the sexy selfie speak for it self by sharing the video without any caption.
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They asked not to be named because they are not authorized to speak for their organization.
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I can't speak for Maria Strydom or other Everest climbers, because I've never been on Everest.
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But right now, it's kind of one of those things where the lyrics speak for me.
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And pared back with all-black or classic denim, the pieces ahead all speak for themselves.
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In this rare case, I think I can speak for Lorne when I say: Thanks, Zach!
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As a well-known journalist, Khashoggi had many friends, colleagues and editors to speak for him.
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Instead, we wanted the investments to speak for themselves, to build the brand and franchise locally.
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No one may speak for the dead, no one may interpret their mutilated dreams and visions.
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He doesn't speak for anyone who thinks our country should be standing together, not splintering apart.
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"I can't speak for him, but he didn't know [who 'Bad Blood' was about]," Perry said.
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Because you can't speak for someone — I first of all can't even understand most of it!
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I can't speak for every black parent, but I think my experience is about the same.
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The problem on Ye is that West wants to speak for "us" without getting any feedback.
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"Player feedback has mattered and been acted upon, and the results speak for themselves," he says.
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I hoped to let the work of our incredible writers speak for itself and for me.
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When she decides to make it more like a pie dough, the results speak for themselves.
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Distrust any policy wonk who claims to speak for a grandee, though, says a prominent researcher.
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"I'll speak for everybody and say we would all do it," Poehler said at the time.
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"I won't speak for Ashley, but we were both struggling through these existential crises," she says.
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I speak for a grateful nation when I say 'has it really only been 11 days?!?
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Avenatti says the evidence will speak for itself, adding that he hopes Kim Foxx and co.
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I can't speak for him, all I can do is respect the decision they have taken.
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Next week we reunite and speak for the first time during The Bachelor: Women Tell All.
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Cogan ultimately told the jury to consider the evidence and let the record speak for itself.
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It's a discursive shift where queer and trans* Muslim voices speak for themselves, to wider audiences.
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Rees Mogg said he didn't know Temerko, but couldn't speak for Temerko's relationship with individual MPs.
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"No, I'm sorry I have been spoken for and speak for myself," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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I got to get up and speak for a few minutes, though, which was really cathartic.
|
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Well, when we saw Griffin after UFC 202 -- he told us the results speak for themselves.
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While they are an important segment of the community, they don't want to speak for others.
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We can't speak for Gaudette ... but we're guessing he'd give his gf two big thumbs up.
|
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A lawyer for the ranchers stressed that the occupiers do not speak for the family, however.
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" Moderator: "I just want to speak for everyone in this room: Will you please post that?
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The swingers club, the gay bar, the drag bar—they speak for themselves in their audacity.
|
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Throughout the conversation, as Aboah delves deeper, Delevingne remains empathetic and lets Aboah speak for herself.
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She knows when to get out of the way and let the material speak for itself.
|
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" "Rudy Giuliani does not speak for the administration," Short said Thursday on CNN's "The Situation Room.
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At least, I'll speak for myself, I think I misunderstood what activism was in that realm.
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I think I can speak for the rest of the guys and say the same thing.
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"I can only speak for me, [but] it was completely overwhelming," Christie said of his investigation.
|
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But Honig controls the tone so well that the high jinks never speak for the book.
|
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The facts speak for themselves when it comes to ObamaCare expansion — and they don't look good.
|
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So the proof is in the pudding, and I think the results will speak for themselves.
|
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Welcome to the wonderful world of tax extenders, which is Washington speak for temporary tax subsidies.
|
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Almond and soy mask poorly extracted coffee, but the oat lets the coffee speak for itself.
|
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In their ideal world, workers would pay up and largely let someone else speak for them.
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Nobody really knows for sure when, but that will happen, and the economics speak for themselves.
|
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While we're not sure about the science behind all of this, the reviews speak for themselves.
|
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While members of the "radical left" are highly vocal, they hardly speak for our whole generation.
|
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These are the biggest takeaways from Yovanovitch's testimonyThe Democratic strategy: let the facts speak for themselves.
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" Retrophin spokesman Chris Cline said the company will "let the facts speak for themselves in court.
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"I can't speak for [Max], but he didn't know [who 'Bad Blood' was about]," Perry said.
|
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Even though it's not that great and it needs updating, it seems to speak for itself.
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I thanked him, but he was mad as hell, and we didn't speak for a while.
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I can't speak for all Muslims, but for myself, I love talking about Ramadan with people.
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I will continue to speak for every mother paralyzed because of the loss of their child.
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He was okay with it because it allowed me as his woman to speak for him.
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I think my philosophy was always just letting my work speak for itself and working hard.
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Meanwhile, we'll let the fact that he's palling around with Sandler and Spade speak for itself.
|
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Li, who didn't want to speak for this story, sat by with a clipboard, she remembered.
|
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During the interview, Dee Dee, dominates the conversation and is quick to speak for her daughter.
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"I'm proud of this program and its ground-breaking studies speak for themselves," the statement read.
|
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Most of the time he lets a spokesman speak for him when the going gets rough.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, speak for the military.
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Progressives said they felt he didn't speak for them; they sometimes heckled him at his events.
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Social Democrat Lofven will speak for about five minutes, public broadcaster SVT said on its website.
|
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For three and a half years in prison, López refused to let anyone speak for him.
|
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He said he could not speak for the brokers and fleet owners with whom he worked.
|
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"I felt like it was nothing to speak for five minutes with my mom," he said.
|
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In a sense, a historic vintage has been brewing, so to speak, for decades in Britain.
|
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But all are so-called influencers, social media speak for people with a huge digital audience.
|
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This person will make financial and medical decisions if you're not able to speak for yourself.
|
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"The reports speak for themselves," said Cameron Andrews, the executive responsible for coordinating beIN's antipiracy operation.
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To speak for any White House is a delicate exercise even in the best of circumstances.
|
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"Chris King's comments speak for themselves," Stephen Lawson, Mr. DeSantis's communications director, said in a statement.
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We still have no respected and accepted leaders who can speak for us as a people.
|
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He said he could not speak for the other insurers because he does not rate them.
|
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"It addresses who is allowed to speak for whom and what is appropriate," Mr. Weinberg said.
|
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Most had never heard of the Muslim law board that claims to speak for India's Muslims.
|
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House Democrats who support Obama's executive actions bemoaned that the amicus brief wouldn't speak for them.
|
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Asked for comment on the filing, Royan suggested he will let the document speak for itself.
|
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The mother of two just wasn't content to sit by and let people speak for her.
|
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To analyze and scrutinize him without him being able to speak for himself, I find heartbreaking.
|
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Benjamin Millepied made "In Silence We Speak" for two ravishing dancers: Carla Körbes and Janie Taylor.
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The advocacy organization says it does not represent the industry and does not speak for it.
|
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" Pointing to the group assembled behind him, he added, "But I can't speak for these people.
|
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Now that Jill can no longer speak for herself, it's time to set the record straight.
|
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The facts speak for themselves, over 21625 percent of security incidents are due to human error.
|
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The dead cannot speak for themselves or be avenged, and their killers roam free — happy, even.
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I could quarantine the men into three groups and have that speak for their whole gender.
|
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"The A.M.A. does not speak for us," says a petition signed by more than 5,000 doctors.
|
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"I don't have much more to say; I think the awards speak for themselves," Ronaldo said.
|
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"I had a lump in my throat and couldn't speak for two minutes," Pinedo told me.
|
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"I can only speak for myself, and I liked what he had to say," said Rep.
|
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Without a permanent, emboldened director, there's no one to speak for our parks and park staff.
|
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"It's best to let facts speak for themselves when it comes to security problems," Hua said.
|
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My life would be reduced to 30 seconds where I could not even speak for myself.
|
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I can't speak for other women, but maybe it isn't just me who feels this way.
|
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Marianne Williamson did not speak for the first 27 minutes of the Democratic debate on Thursday.
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In draft after draft, we took pains to let the investigation speak for itself, without bias.
|
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"In our case, the results speak for themselves, because we're over 60 percent sold," he said.
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But beyond these few remarks it is important that the office's written work speak for itself.
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Yes, the work should speak for itself, and yes, it stands alone as its own being.
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Danny Garcia is mild-mannered, determined, businesslike, and happy to let his results speak for themselves.
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Generally, this means that individual legislators should speak for, and act on behalf of, their constituents.
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I cannot speak for everyone here, but I think they know what they are doing here.
|
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But yes, I was also concerned about that — morally, ethically, can I speak for these people?
|
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Golder said Te Ohu Kaimoana advocated for commercial fishing and did not speak for all Maori.
|
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They speak for themselves via excerpts, but of course, you'll want to read them in full.
|
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When women show up to projects they're excited about, the box office statistics can speak for themselves.
|
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I can't speak for him, but his case has certainly changed my views of the legal system.
|
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Of course, there was no Twitter at the time or Instagram, no way to speak for yourself.
|
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I think I speak for our McDonald's family when I say how proud we are of Pedro.
|
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"I can't speak for the Senate, but we're comfortable with our product as is," the source said.
|
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I think I speak for everyone when I say this election season has been a tough one.
|
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This has been the privilege of my life and, I know I speak for Michelle as well.
|
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"They know when I speak, I speak for you," said Biden, referring to audiences around the world.
|
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Instead of selling his ideas or his persona, he prefers to let his data speak for themselves.
|
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The Shinawatras gaze across from the other side, claiming to speak for rural types and the poor.
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They succeed by purporting to have a unique ability to speak for voters disadvantaged in unequal societies.
|
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Yet the EU's credibility as a trade negotiator rests on its ability to speak for its members.
|
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Why do we let other identity groups speak for themselves, but not people living with a disability?
|
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And, of course, the term "deliberate withdrawal" is government-speak for something much simpler: betrayal and retreat.
|
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Mr Figes refrains from judgment about his protagonists and lets the densely woven detail speak for itself.
|
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Really, the dance moves speak for themselves, so I'll just let you screen/shimmy/sob in peace.
|
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But I think I can speak for both of us in saying it's been an incredible experience.
|
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"Just be a normal parent and operate like this and let his son's talent speak for itself."
|
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As for science journalists, I'll speak for myself: I'll try not to mess it up too bad.
|
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Moreover, conservatives have been telling us for decades that they -- not the left -- speak for the people.
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I want to be on the same stage as them, and I want to speak for myself.
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ROBERTS: LOOK, I CAN'T SPEAK FOR ALL OF THAT BECAUSE IT'S A WHOLE COMMUNITY OF CREATIVE ENDEAVORS.
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While all the offensive statistics speak for themselves, Tatis still has an eye on reducing his strikeouts.
|
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"Corey does not speak for the campaign and this is not something we agree with," Hicks wrote.
|
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Bell-Scott allows these women to speak for themselves, a light touch that works with two heavyweights.
|
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The persons could not speak for attribution because they are not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
|
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"I can't speak for Lindsay's favorite, but my absolute personal favorite is the DBZ style," O'Hickey wrote.
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Because I am often the token Black girl, I am regularly expected to speak for Black people.
|
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But we also include voices from men throughout the book because obviously I can't speak for men.
|
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Now, if Sanders didn't speak for a large contingent on the American left, his positions wouldn't matter.
|
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The meeting has a public forum and 80 people sign up to speak for three minutes each.
|
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"I can't speak for everyone but I have seen the impact [you] have made downtown!" someone wrote.
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I think that just letting it speak for itself is kind of what I want to do.
|
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I won't speak for him but it looks like his days in a cubicle might be numbered.
|
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What you're creating has to be relevant — it has to speak for and to people right now.
|
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The ingredients in the recipe really speak for themselves: bourbon, peanut butter, chocolate…what's not to love?
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It's really about getting your foot in the door and then letting their work speak for itself.
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The art will either speak for itself or it won't – and that's what it comes down to.
|
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Instead he's "passed the mic" to the choreography and process, allowing the work to speak for itself.
|
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In the most closely watched cases this session she assigned younger colleagues to speak for the left.
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I can only speak for myself here, but I for one would be super down for that.
|
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But questions linger over whether Tillerson can speak for his administration given contradictory remarks from US politicians.
|
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"The numbers speak for itself; we think this pullback is an opportunity to buy," Wald added Monday.
|
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But, she speaks for all women, as the voice of the marginalized who cannot speak for themselves.
|
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Both experts agree that going forward, Spacey should remain silent and let his lawyers speak for him.
|
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But what Zinke wasn't told in these meetings was that corporations don't speak for all Alaska Natives.
|
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In her most personal body of work ever, Bey managed to speak for so many of us.
|
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" As for Clemens attacking him, Halladay says, "I let my reputation and the truth speak for itself.
|
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Shelia says Tosha doesn't speak for the family, and the fam doesn't share Lewis' feelings at all.
|
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"Me, the writer doesn't speak for anyone else and doesn't intend to try to sway anyone else."
|
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Why do four random, anonymous people speak for a league with hundreds of other executives and coaches?
|
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Maintaining an air of mystery at all times, they let their finely-tuned tracks speak for themselves.
|
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We recognize, I'll speak for BIO not PhRMA, but we recognize that we need to have solutions.
|
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After all, what authority did he have to speak for the dead, to recount their mutilated dreams?
|
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We have anarchists on the left who purport to speak for the marginalized, minorities and the poor.
|
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But we can continue to speak for the rights of those people to protest for their rights.
|
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The results speak for themselves, as innovation by American companies has changed the world for the better.
|
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But despite the AMA's name recognition and lobbying clout, its views no longer speak for most physicians.
|
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"I can't speak for what the investigators understood or believed at that point in time," Voci said.
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Northam to speak for him at Saturday's press conference, during which Northam said he had Lt. Gov.
|
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He's denounced bigotry, hatred, violence, Nazis, white supremacists — and I think that he can speak for himself.
|
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So the installations become this material truth — you look at the objects and they speak for themselves.
|
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As he makes clear in example after example, the facts speak for themselves — sometimes in gruesome fashion.
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I responded several times yesterday and tried to call her and did speak for a little bit.
|
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He was dispatched to the aptly named Wealthy Theater in Grand Rapids to speak for the initiative.
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"I can't speak for or answer for what happened at Pepsi before I got there," he said.
|
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"The numbers speak for themselves," said goalkeeper Hope Solo, one of the players to sign the complaint.
|
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Trump wrote that he felt it was like a Trump rally, but the videos speak for themselves.
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"I do not speak for the President," Zinke said, later adding that he had not asked him.
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"I can't speak for him, but I was glad it was over," Constand said in court Monday.
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I can't speak for every single band member, but I went through a deep period of that.
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Amber: I can't speak for the label but I know that Alexa and Stanley are super chill.
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Well I think that's about us, the writers, trying to speak for our community if we can.
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I can't speak for them, but I think my interest in their band kind of humbled them.
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It's tempting to dismiss King as an isolated crank who doesn't speak for a lot of Republicans.
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She kept her hair and makeup simple to let this all-around extra look speak for itself.
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So we advocate for them and protect them and speak for them, and give them a defense.
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Let these pics speak for themselves: HUNDREDS of trailers at the new parking lot at GF1… pic.twitter.
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I can't speak for everybody, but I think Cancers are some of the hardest people to read.
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Perhaps the critics are right — again, it's certainly not for me to speak for the LGBTQ community.
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There really aren't any strong institutions that can speak for the press as a whole, for example.
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In response, the PM said he would wrap up but continued to speak for over a minute.
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Should his artworks now be left to speak for themselves (see his entry on 13/8/99)?
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Pretending to speak for somebody who had a completely different experience from you is a different thing.
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There's still a lot of activity and a lot of hope, but the results speak for themselves.
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The two share an anti-establishment flavor and claim to speak for the people against the elites.
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This director isn't afraid of silence, and he's prepared to let a quiet moment speak for itself.
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"Every team has an opportunity to make a decision for themselves and speak for themselves," he said.
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Each of these radically different books pretended, as their titles suggest, to speak for an entire generation.
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Mr. Cuomo never appeared publicly after the polls closed on Thursday, letting the results speak for themselves.
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" Contacted by Reuters about the piece, Dudley said he would let the op-ed "speak for itself.
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In any minority group, the most prominent members are expected to somehow speak for the entire constituency.
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The people insisted on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak for the company.
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I am in tomorrow but can speak for the next 3 hours via cell if necessary (sic).
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"Tweets speak for themselves," spokeswoman Hope Hicks said in an email, when asked to clarify Trump's role.
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"The results speak for themselves," Mr. Warmbier said when asked whether the Obama administration had done enough.
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"If it happens during a meal, I ask whomever I'm with to speak for me," she added.
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Victims could not speak for themselves, she said, and her office could not obtain cooperation from witnesses.
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Instead of relying on hunches about what is a good target, cancer cells might speak for themselves.
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Mr. Hunter refused to explain what his words meant, preferring to let the songs speak for themselves.
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By setting his production in the 1930s, Mr. Edelson plans to let the allegory speak for itself.
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Here's the problem: They don't speak for these communities when they appear to support abortion on demand.
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An invitation to speak at a U.N. summit and a Nobel Peace Prize nomination speak for themselves.
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I'm not a product manager for the Google photos team, so I can't really speak for them.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Ghosn is expected to speak for himself at a news conference in Beirut. Mrs.
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Well, in the first place, it called itself socialist and claimed to speak for the working class.
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I know you don't represent all red staters, just as I don't speak for all blue staters.
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Anyone who has a phone knows that the President knows very well how to speak for himself.
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Instead, an array of exclusive home videos, voicemails, and interviews with her inner circle speak for themselves.
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Tilman Fertitta, the owner of the Rockets, said that Mr Morey did not speak for the team.
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In fact, I speak for the entire planet, since the election is all anybody anywhere talks about.
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"This is truly a case where the results will speak for themselves, starting very soon," he added.
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Lawrence Summers: I'm going to let Jay's words speak for themselves and not try to interpret them.
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But artifacts cannot speak for themselves; the meaning of a museum is determined by acts of interpretation.
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M.M.: There's not one of us who can speak for the entire group, and I accept that.
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Ms. Kawakubo prefers to let her designs speak for her, a stance Mr. Krell heartily approved of.
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Still, it doesn't change her fundamental belief that no single group can speak for an entire movement.
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Cameron said Verma "listened" to his arguments but said he did not want to speak for her.
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"Senator Reid's letters and statements speak for themselves," Reid spokesman Adam Jentleson said in a statement Tuesday.
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"Roy Moore can speak for himself, but when he does, that helps us raise money," he said.
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