His aides are simply clearing a path as the president speaks — and speaks, and speaks, and speaks — up for himself.
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He speaks Polish, I speak Italian, and she speaks both.
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She speaks her Dene language better than she speaks English.
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"When Orban speaks, he speaks with such conviction," Mr. Angyan said.
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"She speaks Spanish and she speaks English," Suda told the Post.
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"This court," he wrote, "often speaks most wisely when it speaks last."
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Detective Breton, for example, speaks French, and his partner Salah Ali speaks Arabic.
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El-Badri speaks Monday afternoon, and Naimi speaks Tuesday morning at 29.6 a.m.
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Fed governor Lael Brainard speaks Wednesday, and Fed Vice Chairman Randal Quarles speaks Thursday.
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"My dad speaks Arabic and my mom speaks to me in Spanish," she said.
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He speaks up now when someone speaks derisively of a person who is obese.
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"Her family speaks English, but her dad speaks mostly political English," Mr. Mateo said.
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When Kanye speaks his truth, he speaks all of it — for better and for worse.
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"It's like one speaks Cantonese and the other one speaks Croatian," Vladimir said with a laugh.
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"When destiny speaks, she speaks to me," the Tick proclaims, with Dudley Do-Right-type earnestness.
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In contrast, there's the old joke: If somebody who speaks three languages is trilingual, and one who speaks two languages is bilingual, what do you call someone who speaks one language?
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A quick quiz question: If someone who speaks two languages is bilingual, and someone who speaks three languages is trilingual, what do you call someone who speaks no foreign language at all?
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaks on Tuesday and New York Fed President William Dudley speaks on Thursday.
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The messiah speaks a type of Portuguese, he speaks Spanish, German is heard, there are local dialects.
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He speaks from his heart, and he speaks the truth, and I was really rooting for him.
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During most scenes, the narrator briefly speaks, then some physical feat ensues, then the narrator speaks again.
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Typical chatbot CPS conversations have roughly two cycles (the person speaks, then the chatbot speaks — that's one cycle).
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His mother, Catarina Alonzo, speaks only Chuj, a Mayan language, and his father speaks Chuj and some Spanish.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester speaks Thursday, and Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic speaks both Wednesday and Friday.
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" The aide added, "That is why the President speaks for himself because the Constitution speaks for the country.
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UKRAINE-DEFENCE/ Ukrainian Defense Minister Andriy Zahorodniuk speaks in interview Ukrainian Defense Minister Andriy Zahorodniuk speaks in interview.
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IRAQI PRESIDENT SPEAKS Iraqi president Barham Salih speaks at 1700 GMT after meeting with Trump in the morning.
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UKRAINE-DEFENCE/ Ukrainian Defense Minister Andriy Zahorodniuk speaks in interview Ukrainian Defense Minister Andriy Zahorodniuk speaks in interview.
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Not everyone in the world speaks native American English; not everyone in the world speaks a single language at home; not everyone in the world speaks the dominant language of the country they live in.
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In the same way God speaks through the Guru, God speaks through the plants if we choose to listen.
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Amy Klobuchar went to Yale, and Kirsten Gillibrand, another Ivy Leaguer, speaks Mandarin much better than Buttigieg speaks Norwegian.
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I don't know if he's misquoted or whatever, but when he speaks I like him because he speaks frankly.
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The album title speaks to that minimalist sound as much as it speaks to Feinberg's mindset through its creation.
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"One of the things that's appealing about Donald Trump is that he speaks his mind; speaks it plainly," he said.
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But I think, much more powerful is the fact that he speaks from the brain, he speaks from the heart.
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"For some reason, that era speaks to me aesthetically much the way 'Downton Abbey' speaks to Ralph Lauren," he said.
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"When he speaks, he speaks more as a Chinese government representative, instead of a New Zealand lawmaker," Mr. Chen said.
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Still, if Ms. Marat speaks for too long, she gets out of breath, and she feels she speaks too softly.
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Merkley speaks on immigration policy and refugees Senator Jeff Merkley speaks on immigration policy and refugees following meeting with ICE detainees.
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One person speaks one language, the other person speaks another, and Google Assistant tries to be the middleman between the two.
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But it also speaks volumes to Trump's quickness to lash out against any individual or organization that speaks critically of him.
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In one of the movie's most refreshing features, the cast speaks English but also Mandarin; Tam, in fact, never speaks English.
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One anchor is dressed in an Indian saree and speaks Hindi, while the other wears a Pakistani dupatta and speaks Urdu.
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"He is the first president I feel in my lifetime that speaks his mind and speaks from the heart," Hutson said.
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"He speaks Italian, Spanish and English," says Giuliana, who was born in Italy and speaks to her son in her native language.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George speaks on the economy at noon and Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester speaks at 6 p.m.
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"He speaks it pretty well, at least better than you think," said Altuve, who speaks English well, just like Correa and Gonzalez.
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Trump rarely thinks before he speaks and rarely speaks with any semblance of decency or respect for the office that he holds.
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If this is how Trump speaks publicly about Cortes, imagine how he speaks privately about the many Latinos who are not his loyalists.
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In fact, that future is gravely threatened, not by the budget cuts that NASA speaks speaks often and candidly about, but by climate change.
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Corre is Filipino and speaks Tagalog, and Maciel is Latino and speaks Spanish, which means they have most of the area's language bases covered.
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When she speaks tonight, you'll notice that Melania speaks English with a fairly heavy accent despite having lived in the United States since 1996.
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In one version of a campaign video, Manoj Tiwari speaks in English; in the fabricated version, he "speaks" in Haryanvi, a dialect of Hindi.
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The leaders of Autism Speaks have sparred over vaccinesAutism Speaks is one of the largest private backers of autism research in the United States.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), another close Trump ally in Congress, speaks for Trump country, Collins speaks for Trump's image as the wealthy New Yorker.
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If this song speaks to you more than Alex Jones speaks to you, you can download the strangely relaxing song here on Super Deluxe's website.
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The audio appears to be edited, because the actor purporting to be Groysman speaks in Russian and Perry speaks in English, but no translation is heard.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren speaks at the Boston Economic Club, and San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at the Forecasters Club of New York.
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"At the end of the day, a work of art that speaks to you is a work of art that speaks to you," says Hayes-Brady.
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It's an unnerving scene, one that doubtless speaks to how some men view women, but it also speaks, I think, to how the movies see women.
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Tim Kaine does a speech in Spanish every once in a while, but he mostly speaks English, and Clinton, like Obama before her, speaks English exclusively.
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"And people should know that, because otherwise there's speculation and consternation and hand-wringing about who speaks for the president and who he speaks to," she said.
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" The Jew, says Wagner, "speaks the language of the nation in whose midst he dwells from generation to generation but he speaks it always as an alien.
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" Asked on Monday about Graham's comments, Schumer responded: "What Lindsey Graham said speaks not of the fairness of the trial or the facts, it speaks of him.
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Learning to read and write in Italian has clearly been an invigorating experience for Ms. Lahiri; she speaks of it as one speaks of an intense sexual affair.
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WATTERS: And the caps, it&aposs like -- was it Teddy Roosevelt speaks softly, carry a big stick, speaks loudly and carries a big stick, and that&aposs fine.
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When Le Guin speaks of her teen-age years, she speaks of loneliness, confusion, and the pain of being among people who have no use for one's gifts.
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And while it's impressive that she speaks Serbo-Croatian, Italian, French, German, and English on top of her native language, she speaks English with a pretty heavy accent.
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To see this film not only succeed, but to see people who are cheering for the idea of this film, it speaks to hope, it speaks to possibility.
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In the race to learn more languages, Apple's Siri leads the pack with support for 20 languages, while the Google Assistant speaks 16, and Microsoft's Cortana speaks over seven.
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As in Mr. Nguyen's other works, everyone speaks in a modern voice and raps — and no one speaks with "an Asian accent," part of his fight against minority stereotypes.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks in New York at the Council on Foreign Relations Tuesday, and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer also speaks Tuesday, at a different venue.
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He plays — and sometimes speaks — with an edge.
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" And when asked by Fox News' host Chris Wallace on Sunday whether the president speaks for American values, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson firmly replied, "The President speaks for himself.
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Instacart's Aporva Mehta speaks at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco Instacart's Aporva Mehta speaks at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco As TechCrunch has previously reported, Instacart has multiple revenue streams.
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And I think that speaks to the inequality, but it also speaks to the special interests that are paid for people of wealth and corporations who are looking for influence.
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Lyn Redwood, a parent activist involved with Autism Speaks in the 2000s, told Insider that Bob and Suzanne Wright were very concerned about vaccines when they first started Autism Speaks.
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SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL: I -- I -- you can interpret how you want, but what -- what the North Koreans wrote, but the president's letter I think speaks -- speaks pretty clearly for itself.
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Cover image: NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch speaks during CPAC speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center February 22, 2018 in National Harbor, Maryland.
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Seyi Fabode writes & speaks about technology, innovation, and business.
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" She speaks of "eating [tacos] with my whole mouth.
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America is already great -- our experience speaks to that.
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KURTZ: That kind of thing, that speaks -- CLAMAN: Exactly.
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" Addressing the audience, Trump then added, "speaks perfect English.
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SATURDAY • The President speaks to the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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" The piece, he says, speaks to "Civilization in ruin!
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" Nike said in a statement, "The verdict speaks volumes.
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Erika Hilton speaks at a talk during Black Consciousness Week.
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It speaks to the power of blended and chosen families.
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"She speaks with Doug daily," the El Moussa source says.
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She speaks directly to this, when asked about her instincts.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 1 p.m.
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The citrus she speaks of is a ruby red grapefruit.
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" He then speaks in English, saying, "Follow me at @Ahmadinejad1956.
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This speaks to why shame is so important to Trump.
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ET. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker speaks at 11 a.m.
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Indeed, Merkel speaks to Putin virtually every week by telephone.
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Still, the system didn't recognize that she speaks the language.
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Unless Blake is the bad boy of whom she speaks?
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Get involved with a cause that speaks to your core.
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"This happens every time Dylan speaks," he tweeted on Thursday .
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Barr's response -- or lack thereof -- to Mueller's letter speaks volumes.
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Bedard is a great frontman, he speaks from the heart.
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"The lawsuit speaks for itself," a Nikola spokesperson told Mashable.
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He writes and speaks extensively on the U.S - China relationship
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C., speaks at his South Carolina Republican presidential primary rally.
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At the start of the recording, Collins speaks to Sen.
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Lee Zeldin speaks out about threats against his campaign volunteer.
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Now, she speaks to groups about her journey of healing.
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This person speaks with a forked tongue, it would seem.
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Observe how she acts and speaks and how others respond.
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And what is this secret project Cattrall's stylist speaks of?
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It speaks to the time, whether it's figurative or abstract.
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I ask him if he still speaks with his wife.
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The National Academies' review of the evidence speaks to this.
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Former U.S. attorney Joe diGenova speaks out on 'Watters' World.
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Omarosa Manigault, played by Leslie Jones, speaks with Cohen too.
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Jussie Smollett speaks out on inaccuracies surrounding his attack. pic.twitter.
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It speaks to the way bands and fans can exist
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The Jordan she speaks of is Jordan Sanders, Little's heroine.
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People look at him, but no one speaks to him.
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Republican congressman from California speaks out on 'The Ingraham Angle.
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Could I talk to someone who speaks English, I asked.
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Today, the writer speaks to CNN from exile in Germany.
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Scott Walker speaks to supporters at a rally on Nov.
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Hogan speaks with reporters before his inauguration ceremony, Wednesday, Jan.
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Another simple, subtle mod, the title speaks for itself here.
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He speaks in complete sentences and has a wide vocabulary.
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When Zhao speaks in public, his natural combativeness comes through.
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Maybe we should all just laugh every time he speaks?
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks about refugees on Monday.
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Claims that he speaks to Tom Brady almost every day.
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He attended Syracuse University in New York, and speaks Mandarin.
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Mr. Comey generally speaks highly of former President Barack Obama.
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Which is exactly why when the Contessa speaks, we listen.
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No. Trump's a bigot, a buffoon and speaks without thinking.
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He speaks with a faint lisp but no placeable accent.
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Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, speaks in July 2014.
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Mr. Gaul speaks wistfully of the life he left behind.
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He speaks K'iche, which is a Guatemalan um, Indian dialect.
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It just speaks volumes about this organization and this team.
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Andrew Pollack speaks at the White House on Feb. 21.
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Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert speaks to reporters.
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That speaks volumes about the direction the FCC is heading.
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Paulette Jordan speaks during a Women's March rally Sunday, Jan.
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Keep reading, and see if something speaks your sleep language.
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It's a jarring transition that speaks to Vane's entire philosophy.
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He believes it speaks to the diversity of the brand.
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"He's very articulate when he speaks to me," he said.
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And her riding is great and it speaks for itself.
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In fact, she speaks in terms similar to a computer.
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Lust This circle speaks for itself, so we're moving on.
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Ray Mabus speaks on future of Navy and Marine Corps
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Then, a male voice speaks right beside me, saying, 'Sorry.
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Nothing speaks to the current situation like his very good .
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What story did you want to tell on Africa Speaks?
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Now, he speaks all the time – he won't stop talking.
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The executives she speaks with on the phone are distraught.
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St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard speaks at 21.6 p.m.
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Christopher, an entrepreneur turned venture capitalist, certainly speaks from experience.
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She speaks only Tigrina, the language of her native Eritrea.
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"Every time he speaks that opinion is confirmed," Obama said.
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Mixmag speaks to Trevor Jackson and it's very, very good.
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Granted, that's not technically dialogue, but Wendy's glare speaks volumes.
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There are endless options — find one that speaks to you.
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Prince Harry speaks at a birthday celebration of Prince Charles.
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Carey has done the work and it speaks for itself.
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About 10 percent of Manatee's population speaks Spanish at home.
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The bottom line: Ultimately, nothing speaks louder than better alternatives.
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His mouth doesn't even move when he speaks his lines.
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She speaks on behalf of special interests and crooked donors.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel speaks at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb.
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ET. Richmond Fed President Jeff Lacker speaks at 1 p.m.
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It speaks, more importantly, to a growing focus on STEM.
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Elon Musk speaks onstage at Elon Musk Answers Your Questions!
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He has served in three administrations and speaks four languages.
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The activist often speaks about her mission and told Hola!
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At many of his rallies, he speaks off the cuff.
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For the generation it's targeting, that speaks to their world.
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Clinton's point speaks to her stump speech as a whole.
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President Obama speaks to the media at the Pentagon, Aug.
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The rising sign speaks to their style and first impressions.
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She speaks very little, but I attribute that to timidity.
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Do what speaks to you and be unapologetic about it.
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On the phone, Bano takes long pauses and speaks slowly.
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We presume he speaks for all New Yorkers on this.
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If someone speaks up about the danger, they are dismissed.
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The launch of Festival Mode speaks to Tinder's broader strategy.
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The figure speaks of its huge potential as a helpline.
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Their teacher speaks gently, urging them to copy her pronunciation.
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Until Barrymore herself speaks out, we may never really know.
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It succinctly speaks to why I do what I do.
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His disembodied voice speaks in flawless, if heavily accented, English.
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My most recent novel speaks directly to the immigration crisis.
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Jim Neidhart's daughter Nattie speaks out following her father's death.
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When Stallone speaks again, I'm prepared, my breath held tight.
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Rick Scott, speaks at a campaign stop, in Hialeah, Fla.
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Now he speaks to PEOPLE about the song's long journey.
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HANNITY: By the way, Jesse, the record speaks for itself.
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Microsoft's Brad Smith speaks during the Microsoft Annual Shareholders meeting.
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It speaks a little bit to the randomness of politics.
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In doing so, she speaks to other kids like her.
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Mr. Hamon cannot yet eat, and he speaks with difficulty.
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She is angry as she speaks and occasionally becomes tearful.
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Powell speaks first before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday.
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"It speaks to the power of the media," Cogle said.
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Ramsay only speaks with fiery vitriol rolling off his tongue.
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I like this approach because of the language it speaks.
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Also who is this "Shock O'Neal" that Fiorina speaks of?
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The GOP's power over the Supreme Court speaks for itself.
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Morisi avoids the limelight and rarely speaks to the media.
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Asa Hutchinson (R) speaks at an event for The Hill.
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Now, Lovato frequently speaks publicly about addressing mental health care.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks to the gathering Tuesday.
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A totally overrated clown who speaks without knowing the facts.
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For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of.
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As for her video ... well, it sorta speaks for itself.
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It's worth noting that Trump often speaks in hyperbolic language.
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It speaks to Poles alienated by economic and cultural change.
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"If something speaks to you, it's worth doing," she said.
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Robert Pollard speaks to the nerd inside all music fans.
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Well, I'm a boomer, so that definitely speaks to me.
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He speaks quickly and authoritatively on a range of subjects.
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But it's the finale, "Black Museum," that speaks the loudest.
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Kanye West Speaks on Ray J's CriticismDrake & Rihanna's Shameless PDA!
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Fred McLaughlin speaks with a melancholy tinge in his voice.
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The WIPP incident speaks to the risks of human error.
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She also speaks to the hurdles facing the transgender community.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 11 a.m.
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We like to think that the cover speaks for itself.
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But on the other, it speaks to Apple's ambitions here.
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Avila speaks unbroken English, despite a lack of traditional education.
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At home, Raquel speaks to Raphael in English and French.
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Tuesday, August 22 — Kamala Harris speaks at the 10 a.m.
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Trilingual. What do you call someone who speaks two languages?
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Bilingual. What do you call someone who speaks one language?
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"The Moon speaks Russian," declared headlines across the Soviet Union.
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That speaks to a problem that hasn't really been solved.
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Isabel Kloumann speaks about the ethics of AI at F8.
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I do have sometimes frustration with the way he speaks.
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That speaks to players' desire for something new and different.
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Rampling, like Jennifer Lawrence, speaks in a cartoonish Russian accent.
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He speaks with relatives and actors from the old days.
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Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan speaks before parliamentary Bank Committee.
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He speaks fluent Spanish in his 79 percent Latino district.
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"The President speaks for himself," Tillerson remarked at the time.
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"He is naive and speaks from his heart," Ashraf added.
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Diski courageously and persistently speaks what many might deem unspeakable.
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And I think that speaks a lot to my credibility.
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Beyoncé speaks about Philando Castile riding in his girlfriend's car.
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The film speaks to intense isolation and secret (alien) identities.
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You don't think this speaks to the world of landlords?
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What about fighting speaks to you and brings you satisfaction?
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He speaks openly in interviews, but only about his music.
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Is there a song that speaks your truth the most?
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The tasteless joke speaks to the problem endemic to Uber.
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Treasury Department Assistant Secretary Marshall Billingslea speaks at 2628 a.m.
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The report speaks directly to a wounding perception that Mrs.
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You have to just find somebody who speaks to you.
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He speaks gently to the horse and I feel beautiful.
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He now speaks a bit ruefully of those heady days.
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Mueller is a man of honor and speaks the truth.
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"Our story speaks for itself," a 60 Minutes spokesman said.
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She speaks faintly now, often switching between Spanish and English.
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John McCain speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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He speaks four languages and has worked for three administrations.
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This is a guy who knows of what he speaks.
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As always, when Trump speaks, it's worth paying attention to.
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"The magnitude of the numbers speaks for itself," Strauss said.
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Farid speaks with a technologist's enthusiasm and a lawyer's wariness.
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He speaks of trade with China as a golden opportunity.
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Méndez, who speaks with a soft Mexican accent, nodded gravely.
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This speaks of many people in many walks of life.
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Work that speaks to your audience in many resonant ways.
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He speaks to literally millions of people that are unaffiliated.
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When he speaks over his sister, without even realizing it?
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"The president speaks his mind," Sessions said, according to Politico.
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He now flawlessly speaks the language of recovery and therapy.
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Kudlow said he "periodically" speaks to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
|
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But it also speaks volumes about those who invoke it.
|
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Trump speaks about a discredited claim that vaccines cause autism.
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He speaks only Spanish, isolating him even more than most.
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Mr. Martinez speaks only Spanish, isolating him more than most.
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He only speaks in platitudes and offers mantras as solutions.
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Las Cruces, New Mexico: 49.6% of this city speaks Spanish.
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Las Vegas, New Mexico: 54.7% of the city speaks Spanish.
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Rio Grande City, Texas: 96.3% of the city speaks Spanish.
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First, who speaks for the Republican Party on national security?
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The scene as Cruz speaks at NYC GOP Gala pic.twitter.
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Folks walking around, chatting w/ each other as he speaks.
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But he knows himself, and this day he speaks candidly.
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Or should we just say she speaks in "Harvard talk"?
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Mr. Heffner speaks in long, structurally complicated, grammatically perfect sentences.
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Lum speaks in a low, husky tone, and always has.
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At this point, [the "Access Hollywood" tape] speaks for itself.
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He said he still speaks to Mugabe almost every day.
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Trump speaks up for such oppressed groups — like white men.
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"Amen, he speaks for a lot of Americans," Hegseth concluded.
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She speaks publicly against honor killings and atrocities against Dalits.
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ET* St. Louis Fed President James Bullard speaks, 22015 p.m.
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I think our show speaks to that on multiple levels.
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I suppose in a way it still speaks to me.
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As Lee speaks, an unexpected feeling begins gnawing at Hassabis.
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It speaks to something in the body that feels inherited. .
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Most of the time he speaks in the everyday vernacular.
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South Region Perry Ellis speaks loudest on the basketball court.
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Simons speaks Flemish, and his accent is strong and guttural.
|
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He speaks slowly and quietly, with a soft Louisiana drawl.
|
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We guess their work speaks more than eloquently for itself.
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This speaks volumes of the terrifying state of the country.
|
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He speaks in smooth baritone, with a soft Welsh accent.
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I think compared to other colors, it always speaks out.
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It also speaks to a fundamental problem with Trump's judgment.
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I hope he mostly speaks and he brings on Jez.
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He is married to a Frenchwoman and speaks fluent French.
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Even if this one speaks with a slight Austrian accent.
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He speaks about his problems with his wife as well.
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But my life experience with public schools speaks more loudly.
|
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Weinstein no longer speaks to his brother, the sources said.
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Somehow, people think medieval, everyone speaks with an English accent.
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It speaks to a hidden part of our "forever" wars.
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He speaks very openly and candidly about what he feels.
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He speaks volumes by not offering to take the test.
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J.B. Pritzker speaks at a news conference in Belleville, Ill.
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Krystal Ball speaks to Biden's questionable relationship with the truth.
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He addresses topics at length, but never speaks too much.
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She speaks of Taylor tenderly ("a genius"), and with gratitude.
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I think that speaks well to a piece of culture.
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One of them was that the technology speaks for itself.
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But it also speaks to their life experiences in general.
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Beyoncé, it would seem, speaks loudest through images and music.
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And Michelle Obama speaks in an extensive interview on BET.
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When Dr. Laudet speaks of "some vertebrates," he includes us.
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He is Japanese, but speaks German, sometimes without realizing it.
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Which I suppose speaks well of the filmmakers as people.
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I don't know anyone who speaks in long sentences anymore.
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This time around, the company speaks of a smaller mine.
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"In despotic times she speaks of human hope," he said.
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When he speaks, he can sound plodding and overly technical.
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It speaks to jobs, education, to programs to reduce recidivism.
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I think it speaks to how effective Obama's presidency was.
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My theory is that the album speaks to younger people.
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A dog that goes crazy, a tchotchke that suddenly speaks.
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For instance, Trump often speaks of time in immeasurable increments.
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She speaks four languages and plays five instruments, harp included.
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The fact that Peter speaks Spanish bodes well for this.
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Buttigieg, who speaks Spanish, narrates his own ad in Spanish.
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It also speaks poorly of the UN's crisis management skills.
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This season, opera in London speaks with a German accent.
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Warren speaks the language of policy wonks and think tankers.
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THE FIRE THIS TIME: A New Generation Speaks About Race.
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His deep sincerity and good nature ratidate as he speaks.
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She speaks for me when I can't speak for myself.
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He speaks knowledgeably about the issue of providing health insurance.
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Her record speaks for itself and her serve is incredible.
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Elsewhere, she speaks with Palestinians, who curse Israelis as occupiers.
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None of this speaks of a willingness to ever leave.
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In the recorded interviews, Na'im speaks in a soft voice.
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The way he speaks of bombing other nations, the Muslims?
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President Donald Trump is attending this year and speaks Friday.
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Whoever speaks to you will have the answer you seek.
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While the hysteric shrieks, the chill girl speaks slowly, raspy.
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Dr. Kahneman, 82, now at Princeton, seldom speaks to writers.
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The officer sees me and speaks again into his mic.
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Thomas, a fellow strict originalist, rarely speaks from the bench.
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Bloomberg's weak response to the recording speaks to this disconnect.
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She writes and speaks about him in the present tense.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang speaks during a campaign event.
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He speaks quietly, with a somberness that hints at it.
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Obama speaks differently in a black or a white crowd.
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This speaks to the outsized power of Adobe's effective monopoly.
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"The President speaks for himself," was all Tillerson could offer.
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"There's more work, but no one speaks up," he said.
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Unless the public speaks up, he may get those votes.
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Typically it's a numinous experience; the work speaks to me.
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That speaks to both procrastination, but also to innate stubbornness.
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I am human because I belong, It speaks about communities.
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"It's family," says Mannes — a simple answer that speaks volumes.
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The hole speaks, you see, or its lone inhabitant does.
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Then there is Civale, who barely speaks above a whisper.
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It isn't fun to be the one who speaks up.
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Dr. Joseph Goebbels speaks at a Nazi meeting in 1936.
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Her résumé also says she speaks Arabic, Japanese and Spanish.
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Make sure your resume speaks directly to the job description.
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The narrator speaks fluent English with a South African twang.
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Calle speaks of the logistics of death with typical pragmatism.
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"I feel the society speaks and we listen," he said.
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The chart also speaks to the power of compound interest.
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He speaks individually to Adam, Eve, Cain, Noah, and Abraham.
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When the jury speaks, I'm going to support the jury.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte speaks on ESM (1200 GMT).
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This happens most often when she speaks about her husband.
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Cory Booker speaks well on many topics, including racial reconciliation.
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If they're not down here regularly, then that speaks volumes.
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It speaks so much to what all of us desire.
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His daughter also no longer speaks to him, he testified.
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Feinberg declined to comment, saying Chen's order speaks for itself.
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Bernie Sanders speaks at UNC in Chapel Hill last week.
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Fellow MEP in the European Parliament as Nigel Farage speaks.
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Trump speaks with world leaders about the situation in Syria.
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"Their record speaks for itself," Pirates shortstop Jordy Mercer said.
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But that also speaks to the stigmatization of sex work.
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Sometimes, people are surprised when she first speaks to them.
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"This speaks to me to be positive momentum," he said.
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Yellen speaks at the annual Fed symposium at 10 a.m.
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When Walmart speaks, these members of Congress, generally speaking, listen.
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As for deterrence, the death penalty speaks loudly and clearly.
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Speaks six languages: Slovenian, French, Serbian, German, Italian and English.
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This monkish script speaks of endless hours of solitary devotion.
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Cliff Hagen has mastered an unusual language: He speaks owl.
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McGinn, who is 503, speaks in an airy, soprano voice.
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His friend, Ivan, is also Mexican and speaks good English.
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She speaks from experience; it's happened to her multiple times.
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That speaks a lot to the character of both candidates.
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"The president speaks for himself," he said at the time.
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When he speaks of other countries' strongmen he sounds envious.
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And it speaks to an overconfidence in yourself, I guess.
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I think that's what speaks to what the award is.
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A man's voice also speaks out what the boxes contain.
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I believe that ceramic speaks about longevity but also transitions.
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For the most part, the exhibition speaks through the work.
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Cory Booker, who also speaks Spanish, threw Beto some shade.
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It speaks to both those characters, but it's also real.
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That speaks to the efficacy of terrorism as a tactic.
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She always speaks in a way that's calm, slightly husky.
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That just speaks to the diversification which Hearst excels at.
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I first look for a theme that speaks to me.
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NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren speaks before the Economic Club of New York - 1600 GMT FRANKFURT - ECB bank supervisor Pentti Hakkarainen speaks at a conference in Frankfurt - 0815 GMT.
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Thomas dislikes media interviews and almost never speaks up at oral arguments, but his booming voice fills the court room when he reads an opinion and he frequently speaks at schools across the country.
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"Everybody speaks from their perspective and usually their perspective speaks to larger themes," Wey informs me when I visit him at the location of his second pop-up in south Los Angeles, Revolutionario Tacos.
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Mark Zuckerberg speaks with Yuval Noah Harari Mark Zuckerberg speaks with Yuval Noah Harari Russia and China already have data localization laws, but privacy concerns and regulations proposals could see more nations adopt the restrictions.
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Facebook's Hussein Mehanna speaks at the Applied AI conference Facebook's Hussein Mehanna speaks at the Applied AI conference That same AI platform could protect more than just Facebook, and thwart more than just problematic images.
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"I think it speaks to where the opioid epidemic is focused, and I think it speaks to the potential long-term impact of where that focus is right now," said Aetna Foundation President Garth Graham.
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He speaks, and tells his sisters of plots brewing against them!
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I think, again, it speaks to the strength of the show.
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Trzaskowski speaks six languages and holds a doctorate in political science.
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The weather is awful in Frankfurt, and hardly anyone speaks Greek.
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Someone starts shooting as Kai speaks and all hell breaks loose.
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ET. Chicago Fed President Charles Evans speaks at 11:30 a.m.
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What about the current Gucci look speaks to you so much?
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I think that speaks volumes about the strength of the case.
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"It speaks to me of a significantly derisked position," Rolfe said.
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" A Trump Organization spokesman told CNN, "The story speaks for itself.
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My door speaks for itself and I can keep teaching equations.
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He's also a motivational speaker with his own website, Yusef Speaks.
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Grae's track speaks to the coldest, loneliest part of the soul.
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He speaks easily and eagerly about the spiritual dimension of government.
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When Joe Simpson speaks about the work, his enthusiasm is infectious.
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David Souter, 79, lives in New Hampshire but rarely speaks publicly.
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He pumps his arms, not just his hands, as he speaks.
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Dateline speaks with family members from both DeLeon's and Ault's families.
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That's our highest aspiration, and the one Jacobson's work speaks to.
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It speaks to our relationship with all the life around us.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard speaks at 9:05 a.m.
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Now incarcerated, Nick speaks freely about his involvement in the murder.
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If sarcasm is a language, then Ryan Reynolds speaks it fluently.
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Chair Janet Yellen speaks on the economy in Chicago on Friday.
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Besides Yellen, Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer speaks at midday Friday.
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In terms of overall aerodynamics, the piloting experience speaks for itself.
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Outside adviser to President Trump speaks out on 'The Ingraham Angle.
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"Secondly, this speaks to the changes in criminal groups," Hope said.
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Mexican presidential candidate Ricardo Anaya speaks at a rally in February.
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Dehumanizing people, it speaks to oppression, slavery -- I can go on.
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The vessel's unsettled surface speaks not of historicism but historical simultaneity.
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Alfre speaks out and is afraid for her own sons' lives.
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She already speaks more than passable English, in addition to Arabic.
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"It's important the office's written work speaks for itself," Mueller says.
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That's the response a courageous women gets when she speaks out?
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Matt Bevin speaks at the Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort, Ky., Jan.
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And there's reason to believe he knows of what he speaks.
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Jay Inslee speaks to students at Saint Anselm College, Tuesday, Jan.
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Carney speaks regularly on British television and radio after major decisions.
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James sometimes unknowingly speaks in an ancient language, forgotten to humanity.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks to incoming immigration judges on Sept.
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BRISEIS, an enslaved Trojan queen, speaks only once in the "Iliad".
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" A representative for Thurman told PEOPLE, "The article speaks for itself.
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That he has apparently bestowed it on General Flynn speaks volumes.
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Moore speaks during a Veterans Day event in Vestavia Hills, Alabama.
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Former President Obama speaks during funeral services for the late Rep.
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Parenthetically, this speaks to the issues of technology within our society.
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Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro speaks during the second presidential debate.
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ET. Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer speaks at 57.53:15 a.m.
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"When the president speaks, that is US policy," Menendez said. Sen.
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Darke speaks in "a strangulated croak, like a frog singing Wagner".
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A woman speaks at a reproductive rights demonstration in Pittsburgh, 19703.
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This tree with three perches and artificial leaves speaks to both.
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Former president Barack Obama speaks at a memorial service for Sen.
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PM Justin Trudeau speaks ahead of Pride parade #PrideTO pic.twitter.com/y6dN2EqtHw
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He speaks quietly, but with the studied enunciation of a thespian.
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Nick Denton speaks at Gawker's party on Wednesday, August 11, 2016.
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Of course, the one you choose speaks volumes about your personality.
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Sandra Chica, the wife of Pablo Villavicencio, speaks to the media.
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Lil Miquela speaks as if she is a person with feelings.
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IT expert Marcus Hutchins speaks during an interview in Ilfracombe, England.
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It's not just what Fiona is that speaks to her fans.
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Mr. Trump's words are very clear and he speaks for himself.
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The lone figure onstage, apart from the small orchestra, speaks throughout.
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There are piercings galore, and she speaks in Swedish-accented English.
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That speaks to their spending power and comfort using mobile services.
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ET. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari speaks at 2110:295 p.m.
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When the heart speaks, the mind finds it indecent to object.
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Cory Booker's face while Beto O'Rourke speaks in Spanish LMAO pic.twitter.
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"He mistreats people, speaks derisively of people," Regalado told the Herald.
|
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks during a news conference on Oct.
|
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But the massive reaction from women on social media speaks volumes.
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Then-president Barack Obama speaks in Nairobi on July 26, 2015.
|
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So the model "speaks to a wealthy man," Mr. Ntuli said.
|
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On one hand, it speaks to a general concept of newness.
|
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks during a news conference on Aug.
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Right: Cher speaks during a Women's March rally in Las Vegas.
|
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What is this time that he speaks of, '80 to '82?
|
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"I think that the picture speaks for itself," DiNuzzo tells TIME.
|
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Jacobs' testimony on the content of his letter speaks for itself.
|
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That speaks to the madness of the cryptocurrency landscape right now.
|
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He speaks softly and in full paragraphs while wearing sensible knitwear.
|
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That's the response a courageous woman gets when she speaks out?
|
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Eugene Kaspersky speaks at the Sueddeutsche Zeitung Economic Summit on Nov.
|
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Movie star speaks out Phoenix defended the movie amid the controversy.
|
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He speaks expansively on the subjects of character, destiny and God.
|
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President Donald Trump speaks during a rally in Pensacola, Florida, Friday.
|
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Pope Francis speaks to the crowd during his Sunday Angelus prayer.
|
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"Their record speaks for itself," Hornets point guard Kemba Walker said.
|
|
But it mainly speaks to specific declines in particular gaming categories.
|
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ET, while Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan speaks at 10 a.m.
|
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So this song speaks to me on a lot of levels.
|
|
He speaks in a way that the average person can understand.
|
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It's true, you see his work and it speaks for itself.
|
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Bryan: Even that speaks to the larger point of differentiation, though.
|
|
Who actually speaks for US foreign policy, if not the president?
|
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Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan speaks before the Senate (210 GMT).
|
|
It also speaks to the Trump White House's larger staffing crisis.
|
|
He speaks positively about foreign dictators and acts like one himself.
|
|
It also speaks to the dangers of an extremely close vote.
|
|
A younger man wearing a baseball cap speaks back while gesturing.
|
|
But it also speaks to the generational divide in Democratic politics.
|
|
Instead, the world and sound they have created speaks for itself.
|
|
It speaks that wherever you come from, you can make it.
|
|
Which approach speaks more to the best instincts of American voters?
|
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Her appearance on this remix speaks to Cardi's talent and appeal.
|
|
ET. Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaks there at 1:30 p.m.
|
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"Jay-Z speaks about it, and the world listens," she says.
|
|
ET, and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari speaks at 21 p.m.
|
|
"Synapse" speaks to perceptions, cognition, language, and the construction of freedom.
|
|
" Speaks adds, "I adore and admire her dynamism as a woman.
|
|
San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 9:15 p.m.
|
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Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan speaks there at 1:30 p.m.
|
|
Jerome Powell speaks in San Francisco at 9:45 p.m. ET.
|
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That speaks to an ancient fear in myself and my people.
|
|
Being flippant about mental illness speaks more about you than them.
|
|
The Nokia 2179.99's design also speaks to its budget positioning.
|
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She meets her responsibilities, She speaks quietly because she is strong.
|
|
Meanwhile, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart speaks at 12:30 p.m.
|
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The move speaks to how Walmart — which last year acquired Jet.
|
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Do you feel that pressure as someone who speaks openly too?
|
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"That translates to 'Person who speaks without speaking,'" he told me.
|
|
The performance speaks to the everyday struggles of people of color.
|
|
Michael Fassbender speaks fluent German (his real-life father is German).
|
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I think it speaks for itself in terms of the statement.
|
|
Al-Jubeir speaks German as well as fluent English and Arabic.
|
|
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, left, speaks with the Rev.
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ET. Chicago Fed President Charles Evans speaks at 13:10 p.m.
|
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J. speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, March 9, 2017.
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"I think he speaks for himself on that," Mnuchin went on.
|
|
Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
|
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" And "by virtue of his office, he speaks for the country.
|
|
Lerner may refuse a poetry that speaks for all, but one
|
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She meets no other women and speaks to no other women.
|
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"It's time that everyone speaks up," the Prince told Lady Gaga.
|
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Between sips of green tea, Matsumoto speaks in a soft monotone.
|
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Anyone who speaks as if there were is spouting junk science.
|
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) speaks to constituents during a town hall.
|
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Mr Smith's defeat speaks to quite how stuffed the party is.
|
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She has two younger sisters and speaks to her family regularly.
|
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It actually speaks to an absolution of the country providing electricity.
|
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Jeff Flake of Arizona speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
|
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It ensures close coordination, so the agency speaks with one voice.
|
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She meets her responsibilities, she speaks quietly because she is strong.
|
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He holds his dreadlocked head in his hands as he speaks.
|
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Lindsey Graham speaks on Trump accusing Obama of illegal wiretapping pic.twitter.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 8:10 a.m.
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Speaks for itself and no one is at all surprised. pic.twitter.
|
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks at the Justice Department on Friday.
|
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, speaks at Iowa State Fairgrounds, Sunday, Jan.
|
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It really speaks to the ubiquity of Lyft around the country.
|
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He writes and speaks widely about scientific research and science policy.
|
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I think that speaks to a certain level of discomfort still.
|
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A comparison chart of Amazon and Macy's speaks to Maley's point.
|
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Foster is a shotgun-toting cattle farmer who speaks his mind.
|
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ET. Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan speaks at 6:30 p.m.
|
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It speaks with the voice of Adam Sandler's baby-man characters.
|
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ET. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester speaks at 1:15 p.m.
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He just speaks in this bombastic way ... there's no internal editing.
|
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If "Prophecy," speaks to her personal travails, it does so obliquely.
|
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It speaks to real weakness among China's trading partners, especially Germany.
|
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She rarely speaks -- at least at any length -- about her faith.
|
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Democracy prevails if the Klan speaks and loses on the merits.
|
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Canada is a G7 country and when Canada speaks people listen.
|
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Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi speaks at CERAWeek 10 a.m.
|
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He speaks in clipped sentences, with a high-pitched Southern twang.
|
|
Black Vine stars altered the way the world sees and speaks.
|
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Meet Petlexa: Amazon Alexa's counterpart that speaks dog, cat or hamster.
|
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Among Beyoncé's many talents, subtly is a language she speaks fluently.
|
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When she speaks, I hear her disdain, bright as a bell.
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Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach speaks at least twice every quarter.
|
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She's Australian and also Welsh and she speaks some Welsh. Yes!
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Whenever that woman speaks, I stop whatever I'm doing and listen.
|
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As we can see, Poe's story still speaks to fans today.
|
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He speaks so beautifully about that same thing, because it's spiritual.
|
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Today the Mexican elite speaks with one voice on the subject.
|
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President Trump should remember this when he speaks to Vladimir Putin.
|
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" McDougal: "Every girl who speaks ... is paving the way for another.
|
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Before they leave their home city, Nadia speaks with Saeed's father.
|
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When he speaks loudly, his voice turns into a booming baritone.
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EDT: President Trump speaks at the Made in America Product Showcase.
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He now speaks using a computer that tracks his eye movements.
|
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans speaks Friday at 9:2670 a.m.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 22:2717 a.m.
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John Bolton, White House national security adviser, speaks at 1 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at Frank Rewold and Son, Inc.
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These days, everyone knows that an emoji speaks louder than words.
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Adrienne speaks Japanese and runs a transport business with her wife.
|
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Lewandowski has remained close to Trump and speaks to him regularly.
|
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at 9:15 a.m.
|
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It's nostalgic, it speaks to both the past and the future.
|
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The president speaks today at the National Federation of Independent Businesses.
|
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And later, the president speaks at a political dinner with supporters.
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Just announced -- Tuesday: Vice President Pence speaks at a Politico event.
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It speaks to a universal automotive consumer need — likable, sustainable size.
|
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When anyone speaks her name, it should be with great respect.
|
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Watch live as President Obama speaks to the Illinois General Assembly.
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AM Texas speaks to the suburbs and the rural areas: Trumpland.
|
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Jeb Bush speaks Monday at the eMerge Americas conference in Miami.
|
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It touches a chord and speaks to something that's fairly universal.
|
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Young voters will find O'Rourke refreshing because he speaks his mind.
|
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When she speaks, she sounds as if she were reciting catechism.
|
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He speaks in a very general way about weighing the options.
|
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks about tax cuts in Kansas City.
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Lindsey Graham speaks at a press conference on Tuesday as Sen.
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So, I think it speaks well of their partnership. Mm-hmm.
|
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Kenneth Cukier speaks to Martin Tisné, the man behind the idea.
|
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When Ted Cruz is the likely alternative, that really speaks volumes.
|
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Something that speaks to the ears in a very soft way.
|
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The harmony darkens again as Hamm speaks of ending it all.
|
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But more than anything, it speaks to a profound philosophical difference.
|
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Al Franken speaks outside his office on Capitol Hill on Monday.
|
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at a campaign event in Dallas.
|
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Mr. Powell speaks movingly about how the moment has haunted him.
|
|
But when he speaks millions of people around the world listen.
|
|
That speaks to how strong this crop of A.C.C. quarterbacks is.
|
|
Until we do, our silence speaks louder than Donald Trump's lies.
|
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at a campaign event for Sen.
|
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"With this bill, the voice of justice speaks again," he declared.
|
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"It speaks to the maturity of the U.S. market," Levy said.
|
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Politically, meanwhile, Israel's expanding activism speaks volumes about America's Iran policy.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks at a Kentucky Republican Party event.
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Christianity is not the only faith that speaks of willful love.
|
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The exception is Versati, who speaks with an exaggerated Italian accent.
|
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She speaks at Iowa State University in Ames at 11 a.m.
|
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Her mother, who speaks mostly Cantonese, is now a home attendant.
|
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And, the more Kelly speaks, the more he sounds like Trump.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks with reporters in Corpus Christi, Texas.
|
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There are swaths of time when no one speaks at all.
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EST: Carly Fiorina speaks at the New Hampshire Primary Student Convention.
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EST: Martin O'Malley speaks at the New Hampshire Primary Student Convention.
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EST: President Trump speaks at the National Association of Attorneys General.
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Rewatching the movie, you're struck by how little she actually speaks.
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The X1 is available only in China and speaks only Mandarin.
|
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Winner speaks Farsi, as well as English and two other languages.
|
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Eilish speaks about watching the Grammys at the 1:30 mark.
|
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That speaks for the resilience, for the morale of the people.
|
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans speaks at New York University tonight.
|
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ET (Fed)* Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan speaks at 3 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at a Pennsylvania Republican state dinner.
|
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally, Thursday, Aug.
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"Donald Trump is a man who speaks his mind," Wigmore said.
|
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ET. Meanwhile, outgoing Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaks at 210.7 p.m.
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He said Rubio's value, on the other hand, speaks for itself.
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He speaks his mind and he tells it like it is.
|
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
|
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And Macklemore speaks with President Obama about the country's opioid crisis.
|
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As she reports, Yang is someone who speaks the techie language.
|
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In his book, he speaks his mind with a confrontational verve.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at Parkdale Mills in North Carolina.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at the Help the Persecuted Summit.
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Certified medical assistant Geoff Ginter gestures as he speaks to Rep.
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CEO Francesco Caio speaks before Senate Public Works Committee (1130 GMT).
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Meanwhile, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari speaks at 1:45 p.m.
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He speaks through the vibrations of his Vocal Cords very normally.
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She also speaks as a witness of WWII in Austrian schools.
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It speaks to the limitations of a technology-driven global community.
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Cook County Board Commissioner Jesús García speaks with reporters after Rep.
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Why is Autism Speaks a cause that's close to your heart?
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Will you be supporting Autism Speaks by sharing Matthew McConaughey's PSA?
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But perhaps my favorite nickname, Indian toilet paper, speaks for itself.
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As Castaldo questions him, he speaks slowly and sounds genuinely shaken.
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All of this speaks to a larger anxiety about tech's status.
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Her impact in four short years in WWF speaks for itself.
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And only when it speaks to me do I start patching.
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Everyone there speaks Russian, which is unusual for Ukrainian government officials.
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He speaks with a subtle Mancunian accent, weathered by years away.
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That speaks to the potential future of where this is going.
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But I think it speaks to the importance of addressing intersectionality.
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Trump's effort to dub him "sleepy" speaks to the same vulnerability.
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He speaks slowly and calmly, articulating complicated ideas in unpretentious tones.
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She an artillery mech pilot, and she speaks up pretty often.
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You can watch all the Bernie Speaks episodes over on YouTube.
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That speaks volumes about who is being heard at the FCC.
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It speaks to the problems facing the resistance against Trump today.
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The sterling record of the WBC world champion speaks for itself.
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In fact, just about no one in this movie speaks clearly.
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Donald Trump speaks with community members at the Polish National Alliance.
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""So we will be the voice that speaks up for them.
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She also speaks six languages — more than any other first lady.
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Soumaya explains that he only speaks when the pain overwhelms him.
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The details of that accident blur as Lenny speaks of it.
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Mr. Trump also likes Mr. Murdoch, with whom he speaks regularly.
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At one point, Blum speaks to a journalist from Sommer's hometown.
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The woman in the bathtub knows whereof she speaks, or gasps.
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"It speaks to the depth of the work," Mr. Trusnovec said.
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He's held few big rallies and rarely speaks to the press.
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His face kinda speaks for all dads in the park though.
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Do you think that speaks to a different day and age?
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She speaks English fluently, with more than a little Scottish brogue.
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Steve King, R-Iowa, speaks during a news conference, Friday, Aug.
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He is forty-seven, and he smiles often and speaks gently.
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One of the chattiest characters, Sun (Christine Lee), speaks only Korean.
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CLIMATE SPEAKS 20203 at the Apollo Theater (June 14, 7 p.m.).
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Nothing about her role speaks to her race or cultural experience.
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It speaks for victims of persecution, harassment, deportation, and ethnic cleansing.
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Miyajima speaks of the influence of Buddhist thinking on his own.
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While Mr. Röntgen speaks German and has several boyhood friends, Mrs.
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And that speaks to everything else he's done before and since.
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But luckily, for the most part, the story speaks for itself.
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But this is something that happens whenever an athlete speaks out.
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He speaks out against sexism and is unafraid to be sentimental.
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Never a pedant, he speaks to whomever dives into his work.
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One speaks with a French accent, another with an American one.
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Cover image: Kiah Morris speaks at a new conference Monday, Jan.
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He frequently speaks at international conferences on North Korean human rights.
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A VICE News staff reporter who speaks Bengali translated her words.
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" "(A Timmermans deal?) Nothing is closed until the 28 speaks tonight.
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"It really just speaks to the larger issue," Ms. Delgado said.
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"It really speaks volumes to what a priority this has become."
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In voice-over, she speaks of the weeks spent in preparation.
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She speaks five languages and plays guitar, piano and pipe organ.
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Janewattananond, who speaks English, struggled to understand Miller's New York accent.
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They're definitely skilled enough then to track who L'Rell speaks to.
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They communicate mostly in Russian, the one language everyone speaks fluently.
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Mr. Inslee speaks passionately about the moral imperative of the issue.
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Their work often speaks to the close relationship between the cities.
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Unlike Europe, it speaks with one voice, and expresses one vision.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTekashi69 Kidnapped & Robbed Jimmy G's Porn Star Date Speaks!
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When she speaks we will have no choice but to listen.
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That speaks volumes about accountability in the era of Mr. Duterte.
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Who speaks to German soldiers like this in the occupied city?
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He speaks to the veterinary professionals who responded to the crisis.
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He knows the period, places and society of which he speaks.
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"Really, only the conductor speaks through the P.A. system," she said.
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Instead, only James Earl Jones — reprising his role as Mufasa — speaks.
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Joe Biden speaks during a campaign event March 2 in Dallas.
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She speaks slowly and gently — and of her clients, almost maternally.
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Today, Ramos speaks four languages fluently: Portuguese, English, French and Spanish.
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Mr Meek goes further: each protagonist speaks in a different register.
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He now speaks of the former West Germany in derisive terms.
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Ms. Lucas speaks of "the necessity of actual boldness" in art.
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It very much speaks very loudly, and that's just one thing.
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Mr. Modi seldom wears Western clothes and speaks mostly in Hindi.
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Ms. Berbecaru's daughter, Ioana Pop, who speaks English, helps with guests.
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Mr. Cornstein acknowledged that he rarely speaks to officials in Washington.
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This administration's record of contempt toward congressional oversight speaks for itself.
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Mr. Trump regularly speaks with foreign leaders and is often unfettered.
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
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On his right, a woman speaks in a normal adult tone.
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Now, he speaks out from intensive care, having been infected himself.
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EST: President Trump speaks at the 2202th annual March for Life.
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Part of it speaks to Trump's whimsical approach to all things.
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The quietness and patience with which he speaks can be disconcerting.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at the Business Council's annual meeting.
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But Nix said the success of previous pilots speaks for itself.
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Mr. Scott now speaks to high-schoolers about mental health issues.
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She rarely speaks about her relationship with Ledger or losing him.
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Dr. Atul Gawande writes and speaks about health care — a lot.
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"That speaks to how these companies are held unaccountable," he said.
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Trump speaks with Meadows on the phone several times a week.
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Trump reportedly speaks with Dobbs for advice from time to time.
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Now that he is out of office, the speaker speaks. video
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He speaks with friends and neighbors, some African-American, some not.
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When Buffett speaks to the Chinese, his meaning is sometimes mistranslated.
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Kid Cudi speaks openly about wrestling with depression and drug addiction.
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That just speaks to how new all of this tech is.
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Yes; Ms. Kim was born in New Jersey and speaks Korean.
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Cover: U.S.President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference, Tuesday, Feb.
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Despite the simplicity of the composition, the picture speaks to us.
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He speaks fluently of the hermitages of Saints Anthony and Cuthbert.
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Vindman is a country expert and speaks both Ukrainian and Russian.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally Thursday, Oct.
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The fact that it did so in this case speaks volumes.
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Infinity also resembles Gypsy Rose in how she dresses and speaks.
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"Your critique tonight speaks for the American elite, not the majority."
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Without any political overlay, it speaks directly to our rancorous present.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks to the press on Tuesday.
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I think that speaks to the long-term benefits of scouting.
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It's unclear if Katherine can read; at times she barely speaks.
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For out of the overflow of his heart, his mouth speaks.
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She speaks of these pieces in a lower, more serious register.
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The superiority of VaporflysThe Vaporflys&apos performance record speaks for itself.
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It's like a person who speaks constantly but says almost nothing.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks at a campaign event in Tampa.
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Also worth watching: Trump speaks Tuesday to the U.N. General Assembly.
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EDT: President Trump speaks at a reception in honor of Italy.
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Cover image: St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner speaks Monday, Jan.
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EDT: President Trump speaks with Russian President Vladimir Putin by phone.
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ET, and Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester speaks at 8 a.m.
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Also: A major PG&E settlement, and Katie Hill speaks out.
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In terms of point of view, the title alone speaks volumes.
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A year later, in 2005, Wright founded the charity Autism Speaks.
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The Trump family&aposs involvement was warmly welcomed by Autism Speaks.
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Trump speaks to this man's situation and makes him feel heard.
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A voice Trump hears that speaks on behalf of small business.
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Whenever he speaks about something, I really listen and tune in.
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This speaks to the need for more robust weather forecasting technologies.
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Debbie Dingell speaks at the "Impeachment Now!" rally on Sept. 26.
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That speaks to how much development this project has gone through.
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Klobuchar speaks in support of it and brings the conversation local.
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In the new book of conversations, Jacobs speaks of him contemptuously.
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Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell speaks in Atlanta on Jan. 4.
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"Hamels' stuff speaks for itself, and has for years," Hurdle said.
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She writes and speaks widely about religious freedom, Catholicism, and women.
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Obviously the numbers and Lauren's trajectory speaks to its impact wholeheartedly.
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Twyla Joseph speaks with Bernie Sanders at a roundtable last week.
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EST: Fiorina speaks at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee's Primary Gala.
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He rarely, if ever, speaks publicly on matters outside energy policy.
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That speaks to a deeper, developing divide within the Democratic Party.
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It's an internet video genre that speaks directly to our times.
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He was educated in the United States and speaks English fluently.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks during a rally on Tuesday, Nov.
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She speaks quickly but confidently, just as she does off-stage.
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Clinton speaks then "goes home and goes to sleep," he said.
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"I don't think that speaks highly of anybody there," he said.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at a Trump campaign roundtable discussion.
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He speaks for many in his party who have remained silent.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally, Tuesday, Dec.
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This speaks to much of the media's coverage of Clinton's campaign.
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That change speaks to the cultural difference between the two committees.
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National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre speaks during CPAC on Thursday.
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From health care to fighting inequality, Hillary's record speaks for itself.
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She not only speaks five languages, she's reading different languages, too.
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Chuck Schumer of N.Y., speaks at a news conference, Monday, Dec.
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EDT: Bernie Sanders speaks at a rally in Green Bay, Wis.
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It speaks to how important and personal it is to him.
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EDT: John Kasich speaks at the California GOP Convention in Burlingame.
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He channels the energy of the crowd, listening as he speaks.
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As he speaks, the video displays endorsements from former Alaska Gov.
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Now, this doesn't mean ignoring when your manager speaks to you.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaks at Jackson Hole 3:00 p.m.
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EST: President Trump speaks at the White House Empowering Women symposium.
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Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan speaks at 10:15 a.m. ET.
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EST: Vice President Pence speaks at a meeting of faith leaders.
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Viola speaks often of not being what she appears to be.
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Our government calls itself feminist but never ever speaks about rape.
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Cover image: Martha McSally speaks at a campaign rally, Thursday, Nov.
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And I think that speaks really loudly to what we've built.
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"It speaks to what is happening at the border," she said.
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"It speaks to what is happening at the border," she said.
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Russia has almost no credibility left when it speaks about Syria.
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Given Congress's decision of 2008, this silence speaks louder than words.
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As I wrote at the time: Trump speaks in catchy slogans.
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When it comes to fairness - our news product speaks for itself.
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Kim also plays guitar and speaks English, Korean, and French fluently.
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Cover: President Donald Trump speaks at Fort Drum, N.Y., Monday, Aug.
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Real Housewives Star Labeled As RacistJohn Cena Speaks On Nikki Bella
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Johnson speaks with the officer but then returns to his phone.
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"This speaks for itself," Biden's campaign said in the fundraising email.
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Liu speaks in a raspy voice, and his demeanor is brusque.
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The shot holds as the man speaks to the other person.
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We chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself.
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She barely speaks during the videos, which total about 11 minutes.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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In one film, she speaks as a teacher to her class.
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And, of course, UN Environment boldly speaks out on the issue.
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Ward then speaks as the voice in conversation with the patient.
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They were all screaming in Thai, but Kaitlin only speaks English.
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Their music speaks to me in a way no therapist can.
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He speaks up for Virginians who want Confederate flag license plates.
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That this particular trope is so pervasive speaks to its power.
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But unless Mueller speaks publicly, Barr's narrative will, once again, prevail.
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He also speaks of discord between YouTube and the creative community.
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The photo … speaks to the land around this old pump house.
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The Al Frankenstien picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words.
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Liu speaks Mandarin and was easily able to communicate with her.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen testifies before Congress Thursday, Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer speaks Tuesday, New York Fed President William Dudley speaks Friday and there are more than a half dozen others appearing throughout the week.
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TUESDAY, MAY 21 NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren speaks before the Economic Club of New York - 1600 GMT FRANKFURT - ECB bank supervisor Pentti Hakkarainen speaks at a conference in Frankfurt - 25 GMT.
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TUESDAY, MAY 21 NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren speaks before the Economic Club of New York - 25 GMT FRANKFURT - ECB bank supervisor Pentti Hakkarainen speaks at a conference in Frankfurt - 0815 GMT.
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TUESDAY, MAY 21 NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren speaks before the Economic Club of New York - 1600 GMT FRANKFURT - ECB bank supervisor Pentti Hakkarainen speaks at a conference in Frankfurt - 0815 GMT.
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