" Trump, of course, thanked Kanye for "speaking the truth.
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Why aren't they writing powerful lyrics just speaking the truth?
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You can see I these faces they are speaking the truth.
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It will not stop Wade or James from speaking the truth.
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But President Trump keeps spinning and sputtering instead of speaking the truth.
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Shep keeps courageously speaking the truth to those who need to hear it.
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You say I am not right, that I am not speaking the truth.
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"The only fellow speaking the truth about crude oil was [Igor] Sechin," explained Gartman.
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I feel like he's speaking the truth … I'm with him, that's my big brother.
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Critics, activists, and journalists alike have faced President Duterte's wrath for speaking the truth.
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As long as you're speaking the truth, I think it's good to speak out.
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"For once in 67 years, a culture minister is speaking the truth," Cahlili says.
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"No woman should be criticized, shamed, or retaliated against for speaking the truth," she said.
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"I didn't feel like I was vilified as much for speaking the truth," Texas Rep.
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News seems pretty confident that its sources (which may include Rose herself) are speaking the truth.
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Adults need to get on board with them and follow them because they're speaking the truth.
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For once, when he said he had done something great, he would be speaking the truth.
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You could sense the relief the teen felt by speaking the truth and asking for help.
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"I commend Mr. Schwab for speaking the truth while under intense pressure to lie," she said.
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They're speaking the truth and they're being fearless, and that's really inspiring to me to see that.
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Ilhan Omar for speaking the truth about the massive influence of the Israel lobby in this country.
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"I commend Mr. Schwab for speaking the truth while under intense pressure to lie," the Oakland mayor said.
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Trump campaign on Trump Jr.'s use of refugees and Skittles comparison: "Speaking the truth might upset" some. pic.twitter.
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They know that when Donald Trump talks about the mass exodus of manufacturing jobs, he is speaking the truth.
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"What you see is a president actually speaking the truth about what's actually happening on their streets," he said.
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And he's doing it, seemingly, because he's offended by the idea of black public figures speaking the truth to power.
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As for her calling Bow Wow short -- clear height shaming -- we're told Wendy says she was just speaking the truth.
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Oscar De La Hoya says Bernard Hopkins is speaking the truth when he says Saturday's fight will be his last.
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It was a pretty remarkable act of disrespect—an incoming president going after a private citizen for speaking the truth.
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Speaking the truth, or accepting it when they hear it, is a skill that has become increasingly foreign to Republicans.
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His speaking the truth about how rampant homelessness and the squalor it causes are harming Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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"To say that something that you put into your body doesn't have side effects is not speaking the truth," Weisberg says.
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To do so would, in effect, punish her for speaking the truth and upholding the World Anti-Doping Code and Olympic ideals.
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"Sorry haters, but Michelle Wolf was just speaking the truth — and she was hilarious," says the petition, posted on Care2 this week.
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I feel deep remose and I hope that James and Wade know that I truly respect and admire them for speaking the truth.
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"I would like to see, as a father and a person who prides himself on speaking the truth, what he thinks," he says.
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"I would like to see, as a father and a person who prides himself on speaking the truth, what he thinks," he said.
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The time for speaking the truth, recognizing reality and seeking to build a better future, as Trump and his administration have, is now.
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"Speaking the truth might upset those who would rather be politically correct than safe," Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller told CNN in an email.
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" While Democrats and pro-immigration groups condemned the comments as "overtly racist" and a "national embarrassment," Stringer reportedly said he was "speaking the truth.
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He is a former Texas State Senator and editor of the book, "Barbara Jordan: Speaking the Truth with Eloquent Thunder" University of Texas Press.
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Now every American who believes that all human life is a gift and a blessing worth protecting must be bold in speaking the truth.
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Because Sunday night's episode of Trust was about a woman speaking the truth to a stubborn, obstinate man who won't take her seriously, almost on principle.
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" After being notified of the lawsuit, Panter posted at statement on his Facebook "I am speaking the truth, and expect my account to be fully corroborated.
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The whole Olson story as seen through Olson... makes you question just how crazy Olson must be for speaking the truth as much as he does.
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"If I'm an Islamophobe speaking the truth about Islam then you're absolutely right," he said at the speech, according to video from the Tulsa World newspaper.
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No one wants to be kicked out of college, discharged from the military or fired from a job for speaking the truth or asking for help.
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According to Lobov, the fact that 'The Notorious' was "speaking the truth" to Dos Anjos is why the lightweight champion became so "frustrated" with the whole situation.
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To artists of the Myanmar Hip-Hop Association (MHA) like J-Me and Cyclone, speaking the truth meant they had to speak the everyday language of youths.
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When Trump falsely accuses these investigations of seeking to help Democrats, Reagan would react with righteous fury and angry wrath in speaking the truth on this matter.
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We need to keep standing up, speaking the truth, fighting, uniting, and putting things back to balance, to accomplish that peace that's necessary for all of us.
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He praised the recent sanctions against Russia and the expulsions of Russian diplomats, and cited some of Trump's speeches as examples of speaking the truth about authoritarianism.
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" Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke praised Trump's "honesty and courage," while Richard Spencer, head of a white nationalist group, lauded the president for "speaking the truth.
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"I know the Rwandan government is scared of the movement -- it's scared because they know I'm speaking the truth and they do not want to be exposed," she added.
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Friedman added that the historic site tells the truth about the connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem and claimed that speaking the truth will help the region achieve peace.
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Insisting he was speaking the truth, he offered the first up-close description of how involved the president remained in concealing details of the payments, even after winning the election.
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After their acceptance, Moonlight's director Barry Jenkins told Entertainment Tonight that he, "could see it in Jordan's face, that he was speaking the truth," referring to Horowitz's admission that they won.
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I want women and girls to know that being harassed or abused or raped is NEVER their fault and not talking about it will always cause more damage than speaking the truth.
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" While some critics accused Hill of being racist herself and called for her firing, others applauded her for speaking the truth and said it was "sad to see ESPN not backing Jemele.
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For us ordinary human beings, the right thing to do is most often the difficult thing to do, and this is especially so when it comes to knowing and speaking the truth.
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Though the night was a celebration of art and storytelling, it was also a nod to the power that speaking the truth holds, especially during such uncertain political times, The Hollywood Reporter noted.
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"It's very important that anyone who presents themselves as a leader, and wants to be a leader, will speak like a leader, and that means speaking with integrity — speaking the truth," Harris said.
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Despite such upbeat assessments however, the latest glimpse into the Mueller probe is likely to intensify debate over Trump's repeatedly stated desire to testify, given his propensity for not always speaking the truth.
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"If they're the voice, the adults need to get on board with them and follow them, because they're speaking the truth," Gunn told CNN on her way Saturday morning to the midday rally.
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He was the one who told me homosexuals should be put to death, and said he he was not threatening me, just speaking "the truth in love" so I could meditate upon it.
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" Avenatti told CNBC on Wednesday that, "We are pleased that the court saw the request for what it was — an attempt to silence me and prevent me from speaking the truth to the public.
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Still, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said that Coats' dedication to speaking the "truth" was a quality they not only respected, but believe is a prerequisite for any nominee to replace him.
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It's a statement that, like many things Trump says, is unintentionally revealing about what he considers facts and how much commitment he feels to ensure he is speaking the truth when communicating information to the public.
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Despite this, observers are still skeptical about China&aposs commitment to speaking the truth, as China has also been known to distort data and enforce strict censorship in reference to information it shares with the public.
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"I want women and girls to know that being harassed or abused or raped is NEVER their fault and not talking about it will always cause more damage than speaking the truth," she wrote in her post.
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" In explaining the U.S. change of stance on settlements this month, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the new approach would actually advance peace with the Palestinians "by (speaking) the truth when the facts lead to it.
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"The army you chose in the late '90s to silence me, to dismiss me and my attempt at speaking the truth, will not prevail over the army you created when violating us," said Tiffany Thomas Lopez at the hearing.
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Coming forward and speaking the truth has been on of the main focuses of the campaign, but having the courage to insist that things have not been properly handled is another important factor in workplace equality and women being heard.
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You know, I am here for every supporter, every surrogate that was dragged all over, the Twitter for speaking the truth like Senator Nina Turner, Dr. Cornell West, every voter that voted in this primary, those who really believed in the American process.
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Current and former intelligence officials have acknowledged that they are unhappy with the way Gordon is having to retire and noted that her departure is a blow to the community due to her level of experience and track record of speaking the truth.
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Perhaps reflecting that broader social disjunction, the debate largely falls into two camps: those who believe that Dr. Yi is a spy sent by foreigners to destabilize China's population policies, and those who call that notion ludicrous and say that he's only speaking the truth.
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Too much time has passed, and our predators will get away with what they did to us from a criminal perspective — although we may still choose to name names, and get a different type of justice — the freedom that comes with speaking the truth.
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There are plenty of compelling reasons in the short run to avoid standing up and speaking the truth, but in the end it's always a form of appeasement -- something which Winston Churchill once memorably defined as feeding a crocodile and hoping it eats you last.
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The press would serve as a team of traveling stenographers, taking down his every word and presenting them to the public without context, analysis or any judgment as to whether he was speaking the truth, fibbing a little, making an honest mistake or lying through his teeth.
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"To ask an African American in the chair to have to be complicit in ruling 'out of order' speaking the truth about the racist remarks of the president is a bridge too far for, certainly, Emanuel Cleaver, and probably for most of my [Democratic] colleagues in the House," Connolly said.
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When David Garcia, the president of LGBT Los Angeles, speaks of how many young people are hurt and made homeless by reactionary religious sentiment, he's speaking the truth, but it's a truth no more incendiary than what one is liable to hear at a rally for a Democratic congressional candidate.
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In my rewatch, I noticed how much the things I had taken as comedic beats on a first watch — like Nora telling Kevin that she'll explain his presence to the scientists/scammers she's in Australia to meet with/bring down by saying they're in a cripplingly co-dependent relationship — are actually the two characters speaking the truth to each other under the veil of a joke.
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If you need to > express your outrage, please channel your anger into positive action. > Volunteer at a school. Go help a neighbor. Be courageous in speaking the > truth and in holding people accountable.
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It was a product of the Lohr Mirror Manufacture (Kurmainzische Spiegelmanufaktur). The mirror “talked” predominantly in aphorisms. The upper right corner of “The Talking Mirror” contains a clear reference to self-love (Amour Propre). Moreover, mirrors from Lohr were so elaborately worked that they were accorded the reputation of “always speaking the truth”.
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"100" is a song by American rapper The Game featuring Canadian rapper Drake. The song is the first single from The Game's sixth studio album, The Documentary 2. The song was premiered by DJ Envy on Power 105.1 on June 25, 2015. The title refers to speaking the truth, or "keeping it 100".
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Muthama went public to state that his life was in danger. The security withdrawal resulted in public uproar. Muthama stated that he was not going to relent from speaking the truth in spite of the security withdrawal. In June 2016, Senator Muthama was among Eight Kenyan politicians arrested for alleged hateful public utterances.
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Speaking the truth leads to his being physically assaulted in the streets and even arrested briefly. Ultimately he fights and challenges the injustice of the world by employing deceit which succeeds at the expense of innocent life. Nuruddin replaces the old Kadı but is in turn corrupted by the need to uphold the original deceit.
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Realizing that the defendants are speaking the truth, Metropolitan Philip refuses to sign the death warrant. Meanwhile, the Tsar prepares their execution: he pits them one on one against a bear. Killing two commanders, bear attacks Kolycheva. At this point, Masha runs into the arena with the icon and tries to stop the bear.
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Jagat Khanna, who then subsequently catches Pratap nuzzling against Priya's photo lovingly, and realizes that Amit is speaking the truth. He chastises Pratap and asks him to watch it and also casually inquires about Geeta's death. It is clear that Lt. Col Khanna no longer holds Major Pratap in esteem. Pratap fearing exposure, kills Lt. Col.
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On 23 February 2017, her first book, Everywoman, One Woman's Truth About Speaking the Truth, was published by Penguin Books. In May 2019, the book was optioned to be adapted as a television drama by RED Production Company. Her second book, Truth to Power: 7 Ways to Call Time on B.S., was published by Octopus on 3 October 2019.
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Later on, Annabel got raped by Sophie's boyfriend Will Cash. Sophie walked in and thought Annabel was fooling around with Will. In the midst of her isolation, she meets Owen—a music-obsessed, intense classmate who, after taking an anger management class, is determined to tell the truth. With his help, Annabel may start facing her fears—and more importantly, speaking the truth to herself.
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The lyrical themes, about speaking the truth and coming clean, are echoed in "Livin' in Sin", a song that inspired Erna to reveal to his girlfriend his infidelities, a theme he also explores in "The Enemy". "I was blocked for months," he says. "Writing that song opened up the floodgates and made me realize what this record was about." "Shine Down" was another example of the band wrenching light from dark.
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Siavash is the result of their union. However, as his mother is not an aristocrat, the Shah decides to send him to Rostam, the ultimate hero of Iranian mythology, for training in the military arts. Rostam instructs the young Siavash in the arts of riding, archery, hunting, conduct and speaking the truth. These were the fundamentals in the Acheamenian system of education and are reflected in the Shahnameh on several occasions.
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Even Asif chipped in saying that Akhtar was lying and that "Shahid Afridi had nothing to do with the fight", saying that "he has not apologised to me."Shoaib is not speaking the truth: Asif On 1 April 2008 Akhtar was banned for five years for violating the players' code of conduct. The ban extended to all cricket for and in Pakistan.Shoaib banned for five years. Cricinfo.com. Retrieved on 4 May 2008.
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After asking if she could share a track on Twitter, London-based rapper Little Simz released a freestyle that features her rapping over the instrumental of "Heard Em Say" onto SoundCloud on April 12. Little Simz starts off the introspective freestyle by promising to "speak from the heart." With a mellow voice and controlled flow, she provides raw, honest and insightful lines that talk about fascist politicians and the importance of speaking the truth.
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Ann S. Stephens called him two-faced and "constitutionally incapable of speaking the truth".Silverman, 216–217 Even his friends knew him as a consummate liar and had a saying: "Is that a Griswold or a fact?"Miller, 204 Another friend once called him "one of the most irritable and vindictive men I ever met". Author Cornelius Mathews wrote in 1847 that Griswold fished for writers to exploit, warning "the poor little innocent fishes" to avoid his "Griswold Hook".
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Rita Joe has been known for speaking the truth about reservation schools, and how it is to live in a "White World" as a Native American. She is also a clear example of an ambassador for people and for promoting Native Americans' art and culture in the United States and Canada. In January 2016, the National Arts Centre in Ottawa premiered I Lost My Talk. This was a performance based on Joe's poem I Lost My Talk.
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At these times, psychologist comes to his rescue. The film revolves around finding proof from a prime piece of evidence in the form of a memory card which has true version of what happened that night, filmed by Balthazar. The detectives have to see how much Balthazar is speaking the truth and whether there is something more to the story. To the viewer's surprise, the film takes a horrifying turn when the truth is finally revealed from the memory card video.
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A rarity considering the fact that he was speaking the truth against his own party and by default jeopardising his own political future. This was followed by a constitutional drama which happened in late 1972 in the house. On 14 November, Mathiazhagan advised the then chief minister, M.Karunanidhi, to dissolve the house and face the electorate if the government was to earn its lost credibility. Unable to take the bitter truth, Karunanidhi caused the adjournment of the house against all norms.
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It has its origins in the refusal of Quakers to swear any oath, which would otherwise have barred them from many public positions. Quakers believe in speaking the truth at all times and so they consider the act of swearing to truth only in court rather than in everyday life implies double standards. As in , they tried to "let your yea be yea and your nay be nay". The cause for such a right is exemplified R v William Brayn (1678).
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Endosulfan is alleged to be responsible for many fatal pesticide poisoning incidents around the world by NGOs opposing pesticide usage.Pesticide Action Network North America, Speaking the Truth Saves Lives in the Philippines and India , PAN Magazine, Fall 2006. Endosulfan is also a xenoestrogen—a synthetic substance that imitates or enhances the effect of estrogens—and it can act as an endocrine disruptor, causing reproductive and developmental damage in both animals and humans. It has also been found to act as an aromatase inhibitor.
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Mary and the Tweedles goad Bigby into his werewolf form, and a fight breaks out. When Mary critically wounds Bigby with a silver bullet, Snow steps in to stop the fight and willingly gives up Crane to the Crooked Man to save Bigby's life. Back at the Woodlands, Bigby struggles to find clues when Nerissa appears. He realizes the ribbon she wears prevents her from speaking the truth, that Faith wore an identical ribbon, and that she died when the ribbon was removed.
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He regularly writes a column titled "Haq-Gohi" meaning Speaking the Truth and occasionally contributes to local and international English dailies. He is well travelled. Raja served more than 22 years in UK prison extrajudicially, where he was kept in prison by the Home Secretary for an alleged involvement in the killing of an Indian diplomat.A Summary of Quayyum Raja’s Profile He was not found guilty of kidnapping while the sentence on killing was given secretly only to be quashed by the London High Court.
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Despite its length—over eight minutes—the song was released as a single, peaking at 33 on the U.S. Billboard chart, and performed at every 1975 date of Dylan's next tour, the Rolling Thunder Revue.According to Shelton, Dylan named the tour Rolling Thunder and then "appeared pleased when someone told him to native Americans, rolling thunder means speaking the truth." A Cherokee medicine man named Rolling Thunder appeared on stage at Providence, RI, "stroking a feather in time to the music." Shelton (2011), p. 310.
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Celebrities such as John Dumelo, Lydia Forson, Eazzy, DKB and Afia Odo shared their views on Twitter, most of them negative. Other people also felt the criticism was unwarranted, because the comments made were a reflection of the reality of Ghanaian life. Radio host Captain Smart commended her and entreated Ghanaians to applaud her for speaking the truth. Christine Amanpour herself has pleaded with the public not to shame Buduong, calling on the President, Nana Akufo-Addo and Gender Minister Otiko Afisa Djaba to support her.
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One Ogron has been knocked out by the Doctor, and as the effects of the hypnosound fade, the Emperor sees the "Earthman" before him transform into its true form. He then realises the Doctor is speaking the truth. The Emperor determines that the Ogron must be shown to the Earth authorities, but as a Draconian ship would be shot down, the Prince, the Doctor and Jo will take the Master's police ship. As they cross the frontier into Earth space, they spot another ship following them.
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In the story, a young girl named Aasé has the prophetic power of speaking the truth in her sleep. In an 1846 English translation, Aasé is described thus: > She is somewhat palefaced; and, however blithe and sprightly she may be, she > is, nevertheless, now and then troubled with a kind of dreaming fit. But > that will wear off as she gets older. Her mother was so troubled before her; > and I believe it runs in the family as I am not entirely free from it > myself.
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Henry later dies in a hunting accident and J.A. lives out the rest of her life amassing money and lovers and feeling her children are failures. Several times she is contacted by Mexicans claiming to be related to her whom she dismisses. In her 90s a young man called Ulises Garcia comes to work for her. He eventually is able to prove that Peter is his grandfather, but despite knowing that he is speaking the truth, J.A. calls the police on him, only to fall and hit her head.
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Lopaka - Lopaka is an 11-year-old Polynesian boy, referred to in the show as a menehune, who has the power to converse with sea creatures and to breathe underwater. He was rescued from drowning as a child by Flipper, and they've been best friends ever since. The islanders of Iloka often wonder where Lopaka disappears to every episode, but he usually manages to avoid speaking the truth (if he were to tell anybody, his powers would disappear). He wears a red skirt, and an arm band (which all the males wear on Iloka).
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" James Roche added: "Imagine our world if we develop a group agreement that speaking the truth and acting with integrity is normal." Discussing the song, Doko said: "I wanted to reflect on a worrying trend: since the onset of the smart phone, there's been a global, dramatic spike in depression, especially among our young people. Not discounting that technology provides a voice for many, we face a conundrum. In this digital 'virtual' age, social media, data, algorithms and fake news often determine behaviour and self-esteem, leaving real conversation, human connection and truth itself frequently sacrificed.
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Upon meeting some Orando survivors, she plans her vengeance on the Legion, at first in a sneaky, covert way, then taking some vicious, proactive steps. These steps included having Nura Nal, at the time trapped in Brainiac 5's mind, blinded and stripped of her powers by the physical representations of Brainiac 5's inhibitions and urgesLegion of Super-Heroes (vol. 5) #47 (December 2008) (she would have been killed, if not for his superior mental discipline); viciously beating up Phantom Girl; and hypnotically mindwiping Saturn Girl to prevent her from speaking the truth about her findings upon her.Legion of Super-Heroes (vol.
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Johnson apologised at the time of the article, travelling to Liverpool to do so, and again following the publication of the report of the Hillsborough Independent Panel in 2012; Johnson's apology was rejected by Margaret Aspinall, chairperson of the Hillsborough Families Support Group, whose son James, 18, died in the disaster: > What he has got to understand is that we were speaking the truth for 23 > years and apologies have only started to come today from them because of > yesterday. It's too little, too late. It's fine to apologise afterwards. > They just don't want their names in any more sleaze.
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Islamic tradition holds that moral qualities and good actions elevate the status of a man. The Quran and the hadith serve as the primary source of moral and ethical guidance in Islamic theology. Both the Quran and the hadith often speak in emphatic manners to instruct the Muslims to adopt a morally good character. In particular, respecting parents and elders, having love for the younger, greeting people in correct manner, showing kindness to fellow people, caring for the sick, asking permission before entering into others' house, speaking the truth, and avoiding rude and false speech have been emphasized.
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In 2015, Jindal travelled to the UK to speak out against so-called "no-go zones" that were allegedly in London and other western cities. British Prime Minister David Cameron had earlier stated that there were not any no-go zones in the UK. Jindal later confirmed his meaning "I knew that by speaking the truth we were going to make people upset." When later asked by CNN to provide specific examples, Jindal declined. He later added that some Muslim immigrants are trying to "colonize" cities in Europe and "overtake the culture", and that it could happen next in the U.S.
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So-eun is increasingly irritated with the conversations she has with Ji-in over the radio, thinking he is lying about living in the year 2000. He then offers her some snippets from her future and his past, which finally make her believe that Ji In has been speaking the truth. So-eun then excitedly asks him about the future, and they also start to confide in each other about their personal lives, Ji-in telling So-eun to think of him as a sort of diary that talks. She begins talking about being in love, and Dong-hee.
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" Despite this, Pipes concluded "outlandish as it may be, the book represents a main line of Arab thinking" and therefore "cannot be so easily dismissed." By contrast, Kathy Evans praised A Brutal Friendship in The Observer: "For several decades now, [Aburish] has been making Arab governments wince with pain and embarrassment. Why? Because among Arab authors, he is almost alone in speaking the truth." In a favorable review, Publishers Weekly opined that while some of the material in Aburish's Saddam Hussein was "controversial," Aburish's account was "detailed, balanced," and "credible" given "Aburish's extensive contacts in the Arab world.
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To realize truth our whole being has to be brought into accord > with actuality, with things as they are, which requires that in > communications with others we respect things as they are by speaking the > truth. Truthful speech establishes a correspondence between our own inner > being and the real nature of phenomena, allowing wisdom to rise up and > fathom their real nature. Thus, much more than an ethical principle, > devotion to truthful speech is a matter of taking our stand on reality > rather than illusion, on the truth grasped by wisdom rather than the > fantasies woven by desire.Bodhi (1999), ch. 4.
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Irvine, Robert Jane Austen, London: Routledge, 2005, p. 60. In this regard, Irvine argued that the marriage of Elizabeth and Darcy stands for the union of local and national elites in Britain implicitly against the challenge to the status quo represented by the French republic.Irvine, Robert Jane Austen, London: Routledge, 2005, pp. 60–61. By contrast, the American scholar Rachel Brownstein argued that Elizabeth rejects two offers of marriage by the time she arrives at Pemberley, and notes in rejecting Mr Collins that the narrator of the novel paraphrases the feminist Mary Wollstonecraft that Elizabeth cannot love him because she is "a rational creature speaking the truth from her heart".
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"Until the Whole World Hears" is a song by Christian rock band Casting Crowns. Written by Mark Hall, Bernie Herms, Jason McArthur and Roger Glidewell and produced by Mark A. Miller, it was released as a digital download on August 20, 2009 and to Christian radio on August 29, 2009 as the lead single from the band's 2009 album of the same title. Musically, Until the Whole World Hears is an arena rock song with a crunchy guitar lick accompanied by blasting guitar chords and the "throaty growl" of Mark Hall's vocals. Lyrically, it revolves around speaking the truth into a culture that doesn't want to hear it.
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In one incident an empty cradle is discovered by Jonathan swaying in the air, with both him and Miriam insisting that they didn't bring it with them. The next day, Miriam is clearly pregnant and the fetus develops quickly; Jonathan realises that the family ghost was speaking the truth. The fatal crisis begins when Jonathan accuses Abigail of possessing Miriam, and Abigail (through Miriam) admits it. Jonathan is terrified and considers getting a priest to exorcise Miriam - Miriam, however, exercising a moment of control, urges him to cast her down the stairs to kill her just as the Count had slain the Countess and Abigail's original incarnation.
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Critics have often interpreted The Roundheads as 'straightforward Tory romp', but some scholars suggest that Behn's portrayal of the warring political factions is more nuanced than it first seems. Melissa Mowry notes that Behn sometimes "allows characters associated with republicanism more dignity than we might expect, or at least fails to condemn them as stridently as a royalist might". For example, Behn portrayed Elizabeth Cromwell far more sympathetically than John Tatum had in his earlier play. Kimberley Latta argues that Behn's version of Cromwell's widow "stands as a rational, intellectually autonomous woman speaking the truth about current affairs in an effort to bring the world in tune with her own understanding of providence".
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Author Robert Spencer was scheduled to speak in April 2012 at the offices of Kramer Levin about his book Did Muhammad Exist? An Inquiry Into Islam's Obscure Origins, but the firm canceled the event in response to pressure by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). Spencer accused Kramer Levin of taking "the cowardly way out" by "allowing these Islamic supremacists to control the discourse and prevent free people from speaking the truth." Quoting a letter to CAIR by Kramer Levin executive director Nicholas J. Tortorella, who wrote that the firm had not been "aware of the controversy surrounding" Spencer, Spencer suggested that it would have been less controversial for them to allow him to speak.
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Yet, her narrative poses a counter narrative to the 19th century's ideal of a demure woman who had no voice in society and little knowledge of the world. Sojourner Truth (1797–1883) was a leading advocate in both the abolitionist and feminist movements in the 19th century. Born Isabella to a wealthy Dutch master in Ulster County, New York, she adopted the name Sojourner Truth after 40 years of struggle, first to attain her freedom and then to work on the mission she felt God intended for her. This new name was to "signify the new person she had become in the spirit, a traveler dedicated to speaking the Truth as God revealed it".
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O’Reilly filed a $5 million defamation lawsuit against Panter in New York on October 26, 2017 calling his account a lie and labeling him a "smear merchant", and repeating his position on The Glenn Beck radio show.The Glenn Beck Radio Show, The Blaze Radio (October 27, 2007). Panter, a Harvard Law grad, proceeded to hire civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom, telling HuffPost that O’Reilly should be "a little smarter than that if they read a little bit about my background. You don’t need to be a lawyer to know that the absolute defense of defamation is that you’re speaking the truth" and suggesting O’Reilly could face his own defamation suit,John Burton, , Two River Times (November 13, 2007).
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To see whether the prisoners speak the truth or not, Barry and Mirza Khan set up a fake enquiry commission with a British army officer disguised as its head. An outspoken prisoner Parmanand (Govind Menon), had to pay the price for speaking the truth in front of the fake commission as Khan brutally punctures his tongue with a metal plyer. Govardhan stands out tall amongst the inmates and he always helps his fellow prisoners. To save Dr. Len's honour, he speaks the truth before the real commission under the leadership of Sir Reginald Craddock, when no prisoner was able to gather the strength for speaking after the warning that was issued through the torture inflicted on Parmanand.
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According to Sully Erna: "This is the first time I’ve been totally honest, speaking the truth about real situations," he says. "In the past I was always pointing a finger, whether at myself or someone else, but I’ve come clean with myself and the people I can now love and care about. This record is about the light at the end of the tunnel, coming out of that funk, recognizing the dark parts of our lives, but committing to finding a way out of them." With legendary engineer Andy Johns, who worked on such Led Zeppelin classics as "Stairway to Heaven" and "When the Levee Breaks", as well as albums by the Rolling Stones and Van Halen, Godsmack transitions from their metal roots to full-fledged classic blues-rockers.
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The speech has been praised for its use of political rhetoric. In particular, the speech has been cited as exemplifying the three functions of rhetoric; by the way it was framed within the independence proceeding, its deliberative function and oratorical vibrancy. Others have argued that the dynamics between Lumumba, Kasa-Vubu and Baudouin during the ceremony "represent a microcosm of the relations between Africans and Europeans" in early post-colonial Africa, with each representing a different stance towards the others. Political scientist Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja hailed the speech as a "classic of African nationalism" and praised for providing a response to the "patronizing" speech given by Baudouin or as an example of speaking the truth to power It was also praised as a public exposé of traits of colonialism glossed over during the independence ceremonies.
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Southwell concluded: "I accept as correct the submissions of Mr Tovey [for the complainant] that the complainant, when giving evidence of molesting, gave the impression that he was speaking honestly from an actual recollection. However, the respondent, also, gave me the impression that he was speaking the truth. ... In the end, and notwithstanding that impression of the complainant, bearing in mind the forensic difficulties of the defence occasioned by the very long delay, some valid criticism of the complainant's credibility, the lack of corroborative evidence and the sworn denial of the respondent, I find I am not 'satisfied that the complaint has been established', to quote the words of the principal term of reference."Report of an inquiry into an allegation of sexual abuse against Archbishop George Pell, Commissioner Hon.
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Two days after being afflicted with erysipelas, which crippled him to the point of not being able to attend the queen for the first time in over eighteen years as her servant, John Brown died. "He was the best, truest heart that ever beat," Queen Victoria wrote to Brown's sister-in- law, Jessie McHardy Brown. In a letter to the British poet Alfred Tennyson, to whom she commissioned lines for Brown's tombstone, Victoria eulogized her faithful servant: > He had no thought but for me, my welfare, my comfort, my safety, my > happiness. Courageous, unselfish, totally disinterested, discreet to the > highest degree, speaking the truth fearlessly and telling me what he thought > and considered to be "just and right," without flattery and without saying > what would be pleasing if he did not think it right. . . .
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Unfortunately, Vittal and Pedha soon find out that Diwakar had cheated them and decide to kill him. Caught between Vittal's gang on one side and Mallika and Dhiraviyam on the other side, Diwakar confronts Mallika and tells her that contrary to her suspicions, he is working undercover and had planned the entire operation to expose police officers such as Dhiraviyam and even Mani, who are involved in drug smuggling. Then, Diwakar rescues Vasu without Vittal's knowledge, and Vittal is also arrested by Mallika and Dhiraviyam. While taking Vittal to prison, Mallika finds out that she has Mani's mobile phone, and on reading the messages in it, she finds out that Diwakar had been speaking the truth all along, realizing that Dhiraviyam and Mani are involved in drug smuggling and had tried to frame Diwakar.
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Kapu aloha is the code of conduct employed by the community at the Puʻuhonua o Puʻuhuluhulu, and It is seen as a driving force for social and political change within the movement to protect Mauna Kea. Kapu aloha has been adopted more broadly by various communities in Hawaiʻi. Kapu Aloha has been taken up in the Save Sherwood Forest and Kū Kiaʻi Kahuku movements. In an interview at the Puʻuhonua o Puʻuhuluhulu, two Kanaka Maoli kumu hula, elders and educators Hōkūlani Holt and Pualani Kanahele Kanakaʻole articulated that kapu aloha unites those who practice it to place/space, to each-other, to speaking the truth and to reciprocal relationships. Kapu aloha serves as an elevated mode of conduct that represents the collectives’ will to protect wahi pana (storied places) and wahi kapu (sacred spaces).
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He later went on the teach at the University of Minnesota before becoming director of the American Religious History doctoral programWesley Center for Applied Theology: SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE by Timothy L. Smith and Chair of the Education Department at the Johns Hopkins University,Christianity Today: "Obituary: Historian Smith, 72, Dies" posted 4/07/1997 12:00AMUniversity of Notre Dame: The story of Notre Dame, the Restless Christian College Conference, October 10, 1968, James Burtchaell, C.S.C, Chair where he taught for 25 years. Smith received numerous awards and honors, and served as president of both the American Society of Church History, and the Society of Religious Historians. He was also an ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene, and pastored churches in Massachusetts, Maine, and Colorado.
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Another divine moment of sneezing for the Greeks occurs in the story of Odysseus. His waiting wife Penelope, hearing Odysseus may be alive, says that he and his son would take revenge on the suitors if he were to return. At that moment, their son sneezes loudly and Penelope laughs with joy, reassured that it is a sign from the gods (Odyssey 17: 541-550). It may be because this belief survived through the centuries, that in certain parts of Greece today, when someone is asserting something and the listener sneezes promptly at the end of the assertion, the former responds "bless you and I am speaking the truth", or "bless you and here is the truth", "", ya sou ki alithia leo, or "", ya sou ke na ki i alithia).
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In Parables as Subversive Speech: Jesus as Pedagogue of the Oppressed (1994), William R. Herzog II presents a liberation theology interpretation of the "Parable of the Talents", wherein the absentee landlord reaps where he didn't sow, and the third servant is a whistle-blower who has "unmasked the 'joy of the master' for what it is — the profits of exploitation squandered in wasteful excess."William R. Herzog II, Parables as Subversive Speech: Jesus as Pedagogue of the Oppressed, Westminster John Knox Press, 1994, , pp. 150–168. Hence, the third servant is punished for speaking the truth, and not for failing to make a profit. From the critical perspective of liberation theology, the message of the "Parable of the Talents" is that man must act in solidarity with other men when confronting social, political, and economic injustices.
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While lulling Colonel Huerta's fears by pretending to be a useless fop, Diego learns that Huerta is a cruel despot as well as a dangerous swordsman. Comic relief is provided by his encounters with Don Fernando's widow, 'Aunt' Carmen (Adriana Asti), Kapitan Fritz von Markel (Giacomo Rossi-Stuart), the former governor's personal guard, and his new obese bodyguard Sergeant García (Moustache). With Joaquín (Enzo Cerusico), Miguel's devoted mute servant, and aided by Assassin, the late Don Fernando's Great Dane, Diego goes among the people and learns how miserable and afraid they are: the innocent are punished for speaking the truth while the guilty, who cheat unmercifully, are called “respectable” citizens. Inspired by street urchin Chico's tales of Zorro, a freedom-loving black fox spirit, Diego creates his own alter ego and begins a campaign for justice with a hilarious marketplace brawl.
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The album attracted critical acclaim, with The Guardians Jude Rogers declaring it one of the "best of the next decade", while some have called the record "reverent" and "intimate", due to Scott-Heron's half-sung, half-spoken delivery of his poetry. In a music review for public radio network NPR, Will Hermes stated: "Comeback records always worry me, especially when they're made by one of my heroes ... But I was haunted by this record ... He's made a record not without hope but which doesn't come with any easy or comforting answers. In that way, the man is clearly still committed to speaking the truth". Writing for music website Music OMH, Darren Lee provided a more mixed assessment of the album, describing it as rewarding and stunning, but he also states that the album's brevity prevents it "from being an unassailable masterpiece".
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Patrick Olivelle (2005), Manu's Code of Law, Oxford University Press, , page 275 A few manuscripts of the text contain a different verse 4.204, according to Olivelle, and list the recommended virtues to be, "not injuring anyone, speaking the truth, chastity, honesty and not stealing" as central and primary, while "not being angry, obedience to the teacher, purification, eating moderately and vigilance" to desirable and secondary. In other discovered manuscripts of Manusmriti, including the most translated Calcutta manuscript, the text declares in verse 4.204 that the ethical precepts under Yamas such as Ahimsa (non-violence) are paramount while Niyamas such as Ishvarapranidhana (contemplation of personal god) are minor, and those who do not practice the Yamas but obey the Niyamas alone become outcasts.The Laws of Manu 4.204 George Bühler (translator), The Sacred Books of the East, Vol.
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Fisher was appointed an auxiliary bishop of Sydney and titular Bishop of Buruni by Pope John Paul II on 16 July 2003 and consecrated by Cardinal George Pell at St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney on 3 September 2003. He took "Speaking the truth in love" (Ephesians 4:15) as his episcopal motto. He was the parish priest of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, Watsons Bay and Episcopal Vicar for Life and Health in the Archdiocese of Sydney, as well as serving on the Australian Bishops' Commission for Doctrine and Morals and as chair of the Catholic Schools Board, chair of the Catholic Education Commission of New South Wales, deputy chancellor of the Catholic Institute of Sydney and an adjunct professor at the University of Notre Dame Australia. He has been a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life since 2004.
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431 In light of some criticism about the insistent tone of these words, on one occasion he explained "This has always been the hope and yearning of the Jewish people – that the Messiah should come now, immediately. Therefore it is inappropriate for someone to say that he does not want, or that he does not agree, or that he is not comfortable that people are imploring 'we want moshiach now.' Each Jew clearly prays and pleads three times a day in the amida, while standing before the Al- mighty (at that time a person is certainly speaking the truth, and saying what he means) et tzemach David avdecha me’hera tatzmiach [that we merit the final redemption and coming of the Messiah speedily], and then continues ki lishuatcha kivinu kol hayom, that he hopes for this the entire day!"Likutei Sichot vol.
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Chilon of Sparta Spartans paid less attention than other ancient Greeks to the development of education, arts, and literature.Plato, Hippias Major 285b–d. Some view this as having contributed to the characteristically blunt Laconian speech. However, Socrates, in Plato's dialogue Protagoras, appears to reject the idea that Spartans' economy with words was simply a consequence of poor literary education: "... they conceal their wisdom, and pretend to be blockheads, so that they may seem to be superior only because of their prowess in battle ... This is how you may know that I am speaking the truth and that the Spartans are the best educated in philosophy and speaking: if you talk to any ordinary Spartan, he seems to be stupid, but eventually, like an expert marksman, he shoots in some brief remark that proves you to be only a child".
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