A Roman Catholic priest spoke in Spanish and Latin, while Rabbi Neil Amswych, president of Santa Fe's Interfaith Leadership Alliance, spoke in English about the need for reconciliation.
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That wasn't the case when she spoke in San Diego.
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I think the voters spoke in larger numbers than ever.
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Guardia spoke in a televised address alongside President Michel Temer.
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He spoke in both English and Spanish to the crowd.
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She told stories, spoke in allegories, in metaphors, gave hints.
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I spoke in front of 3,000 Iowa Republicans last night.
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He spoke in terms of healing and transcending partisan divides.
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Instead, Obama spoke in broader terms about the upcoming vote.
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If you spoke in haste or anger, start making amends.
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He spoke in a gravelly voice just above a whisper.
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Both men spoke in fluent Korean, which CNN has translated.
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She spoke in gibberish and slipped into a catatonic state.
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We spoke in greater detail about her problem over email.
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"He spoke in a compassionate fashion," Pattis told the paper.
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Mr. Ali spoke in a coffee shop near his home.
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These pieces spoke in the musical language of our time.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen spoke in Philadelphia on Monday.
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They spoke in English but their nationality was not clear.
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Wakatabe and career central banker Masayoshi Amamiya spoke in parliament.
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Donald Trump spoke in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday afternoon.
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" Nassar spoke in court in November, saying he wanted "healing.
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In the jewel plant, women also spoke in dreamy murmurs.
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Listen to how Hillary Clinton spoke in Mumbai last weekend.
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And the boys spoke in passion And, I guess, Spanish.
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He spoke in the quick, clipped manner of an auctioneer.
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A handful spoke in favor of it, citing free speech.
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Trump spoke in Utah on Monday, where he praised Sen.
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Lamar Smith, Republicans who spoke in favor of the proposal.
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The bank was immaculate, and everybody spoke in hushed tones.
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After a while he spoke in a sad, heavy voice.
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He spoke in English, as most at the program do.
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She spoke in early January at the Project Voice conference.
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No one spoke in opposition during floor debate Monday afternoon.
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And who bore the mysterious child who spoke in riddles?
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He rarely spoke in public or to the news media.
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Rosselló confirmed the two spoke in a tweet Friday night.
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"He spoke in a very plain way," Mr. Sethi said.
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Last week former President Barack Obama spoke in Oakland, Calif.
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On Tuesday, former President Barack Obama spoke in Oakland, Calif.
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Barack Obama, the sitting president, spoke in favor of Clinton.
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" She adds, "Matt spoke in poetry…it's also how he lived.
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No word on whether the phones spoke in outrageously caricatured accents.
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The farmer was angry and spoke in a heavy Appalachian accent.
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Masri spoke in an audio message released Thursday by al Nusra.
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Abigail Hill Masham is the final spoke in this complicated web.
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The European Union and Turkish diplomats spoke in support of Qatar.
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Residents spoke in awe of events that had previously seemed unthinkable.
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You just spoke in front of a lot of EU politicians.
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"Nobody wants to put a spoke in the wheel," Hariri said.
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MORE spoke in a forum at the University of Chicago Monday.
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Sanders also long spoke in fairly moderate terms about gun control.
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And ultimately, no one ever spoke in opposition to Huffman's proposal.
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Most recently, he spoke in North Dakota, where he brought Sen.
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The two men spoke in an hourlong phone call on Friday.
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Every M.T.A. board member present spoke in support of Fast Forward.
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He gripped the phone and spoke in a soft, tight voice.
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The caller was an artist who spoke in vague, mystical terms.
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The actor also spoke in depth about his battles with anxiety.
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The character was a waiter who spoke in a Chinese accent.
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He spoke in a clipped Indian accent—fresh off the boat.
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This year, he spoke in favor of low rates, for example.
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The ministers spoke in news conferences after a regular cabinet meeting.
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"But he still spoke in that Arthur Mitchell way," he said.
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Ms. Aly spoke in the House of Representatives, not the Senate.
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The girl spoke in simple sentences, said Mr. Fomin, paraphrasing her.
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Xu spoke in Mandarin and his comments were translated by CNBC.
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If she spoke in straight lines before, her thoughts now meander.
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They spoke in measured tones about the gravity of the situation.
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He spoke in Jericho, in the West Bank, not in Britain.
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But when he spoke in tones of awe he seemed ugly.
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Afterward, in a conversation with Forrester, Flournoy spoke in a whisper.
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We warned our sisters, but we spoke in whispers, never aloud.
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David and Carlos spoke in glowing terms about Mérida's rapid growth.
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He spoke in terms usually reserved for heroes and inspirational figures.
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People living with the virus spoke in our high school auditorium.
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King has long spoke in degrading terms about immigrants and minority groups.
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He spoke some English, but mostly spoke in Russian through an interpreter.
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And Mr. Sanders spoke in unusually personal terms about his own Jewishness.
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No one had business cards, and they spoke in code in public.
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Roxy spoke in a video on the day she completed the hike.
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Normally talkative, he spoke in a flat voice and drummed his fingers.
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Both allegedly spoke in Spanish the majority of the time, Sherri said.
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This is the decision of my soul' We spoke in hushed tones.
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And finally Your Excellency what could put a spoke in the wheel.
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"We spoke in general," Haftar told reporters after the talks with Lavrov.
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He spoke in simple platitudes without the cadence of a trained politician.
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Later in the evening, Biel spoke in a Q&A with E!
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I spoke in English, and I told him I'm an American citizen.
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He spoke in a smooth teaching voice, but his hand was trembling.
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This past weekend, Trump spoke in Fredericksburg, Virginia, a predominantly white community.
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I.O. when he spoke in favor of Barack Obama's candidacy for president.
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No one spoke in opposition to Huffman's amendment during floor debate. Rep.
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Earlier this year he spoke in favor of low rates, for example.
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Most of the participants spoke in the same vacuous think-tank argot.
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Several of Madikizela-Mandela's great-grandchildren also spoke in remembrance of her.
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" The one who spoke in a voice that was "sharpish and bossy?
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We spoke in Italian, which she wields far better than I do.
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When discussing that topic, he spoke in generalities, often smirking and shrugging.
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Omar spoke in public — Fox News even streamed it for its audience.
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We spoke in Korean; his account has been translated, edited, and condensed.
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Onstage, Mr. Buttigieg spoke in personal terms in several of his answers.
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No one spoke in opposition to either bill during House floor debate.
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"I spoke in a very direct way through the character," he explained.
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Donna Edwards of Maryland, who spoke in 2018, and Wisconsin Lt. Gov.
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She spoke in measured sentences, with no sign of confusion or delirium.
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In May 1977, Mr. Carter spoke in Fresno about the state's drought.
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She spoke in a whisper and could only manage a few words.
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And a new press secretary rarely spoke in public outside Fox News.
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Two of the men spoke in Arabic about jihad, while the third spoke in Farsi suggesting they were targeting Iranian Revolutionary Guards, according to the recording, released after Saturday's assault on the Guards in the Iranian city of Ahvaz.
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When Barack Obama spoke in Warsaw in 2014, he mentioned democracy nine times.
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Obama also spoke in the video about his family's experiences in the home.
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Jay Silveria spoke in front of cadets, faculty, and candidates to condemn racism.
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John McCain spoke in 2006 and Ronald Reagan addressed the school in 1980.
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Ziv spoke in general terms and did not speak about Weinstein's criminal case.
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Both of the women allegedly spoke in Spanish the majority of the time.
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The presidents spoke in favor of developing mutually beneficial trade and investment relations.
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"Trump won because he truly spoke in the people's voice," wrote one microblogger.
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But Chloe said her teacher never spoke in class about her own relationships.
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No one could say he directly spoke in attack mode against Donald Trump.
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They called themselves the "Davao Boys" - and spoke in the region's language, Visayan.
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Nergal spoke in a low, horrible voice that was physically painful to hear.
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During the U.S. presidential campaign, Putin spoke in glowing terms about Donald Trump.
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He spoke in a way that comforted the populace and connected with voters.
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And he spoke in an unbroken monologue for an hour and a half.
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Merkel spoke in German, but her remarks were being translated in Trump's earpiece.
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A jazz band played as Trump spoke in the White House Rose Garden.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa also spoke in support of the protest.
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Yousafzai, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, spoke in December about the admission process.
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She had been an anonymous accuser until she spoke in court this week.
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His social skills were lacking, but he spoke in a soft, professional manner.
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The boy, Mr. Chemakhi recounted, spoke in a flat tone, apparently in shock.
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She spoke in a brisk Spanish accent, and was given to plucky exclamations.
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They sat on the stairs in a hallway and spoke in hushed tones.
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He spoke in an interview with Prince Harry on the BBC's Today Program.
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No Republicans spoke in favor of Bridenstine at the short Wednesday committee meeting.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as ECB President Mario Draghi spoke in Frankfurt.
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For the next half hour, Odasani sang and prayed and spoke in tongues.
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So last month, I spoke in Munich about the security partnership we seek.
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Odeh spoke in Hebrew, with translation to English by one of his staffers.
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He spoke in a television interview from the disaster zone on Saturday evening.
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This week, it became a central spoke in a quintessentially San Francisco mystery.
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Blessing smiled and spoke in nervous fragments while she massaged Cynthia's swollen feet.
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No one spoke in opposition to Huffman's proposal the second time around, either.
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They spoke in the clipped language of two grunts readying for a patrol.
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Famously, Franklin Roosevelt spoke in the informal (but practiced) rhythms special to radio.
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He actually spoke in front of a giant flag made out of wrenches.
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I didn't really speak to anybody because they spoke in a different language.
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When Jean and Jakob spoke in episode 7, he resisted getting back together.
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Smollett spoke in court Thursday only to confirm his name to the judge.
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Yet, because he has ample real world experience, he spoke in plain English.
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Those who spoke in favor of the move included former Navy SEAL Rep.
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He spoke in anticipation of President Donald Trump's announcement about levies on imports.
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Not a single person spoke in favor of the bill at Kansas Sen.
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The two others — identified by their noms de guerre as Iraqis — spoke in Arabic.
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I howled and yelped and spoke in whole sentences comprised of the f-word.
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Over the course of decades, few staffers spoke in ways that contradicted the boss.
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He spoke in measured, hopeful tones while reiterating his intent to spend on infrastructure.
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Bannon spoke in a phone call with the American Prospect's Robert Kuttner on Tuesday.
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A mother of five from Mexico, she, like most others interviewed, spoke in Spanish.
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Where they spoke in Russian or Italian, the dialogue has been translated into English.
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He spoke in similar terms in 2013, a year after he came to power.
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On March 5, 2016, one man fed another nachos as Trump spoke in Orlando.
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He spoke in front of the committee on his museum's transition into paid internships.
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It is reported that they barely spoke in Diana's last 18 months of life.
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He spoke in two interviews a few years ago and a third on Sept.
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They spoke in the Kikuyu language to him, to see if Eric could answer.
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And here's the mysteriously altered presidential seal that Trump spoke in front of Tuesday.
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We spoke in a grubby room full of discarded boxes and old office furniture.
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The Montana Democrat appeared on "Squawk Box " after Trump spoke in Poland on Thursday.
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They became friends, spoke in public about the need for harmony and — the apotheosis!
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He didn't have active business dealings with Russia when he spoke in July 2016.
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Skripal spoke in Russian at a location in London and refused to answer questions.
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Yet when he spoke in Dutch, which he mostly did, he was famously unintelligible.
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Barack Obama spoke in front of several hundred people yesterday at a sports conference.
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Apparently sensing my confusion, he leaned forward and spoke in strained but clear words.
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She didn't put it to me this way, however, when we spoke in July.
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Almena wore low-rider fedoras and spoke in a slow weed-smoker's bedroom voice.
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No Republican spoke in support of the accusations and no Democrat spoke against them.
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The edge goes to O'Rourke, who spoke in anguish after the El Paso shootings.
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We reached the car and I spoke in the firmest voice I could manage.
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Few Republicans spoke in favor of her, but none of them voted against her.
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Biden repeatedly spoke in favor of the war both before and after it began.
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Mr. Abadi spoke in classical Arabic at the start of his White House meeting.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga spoke in response to questions at a press conference.
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Last year, the president's personal lawyer also spoke in a panel moderated by Glazyev.
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He spoke in bursts, like a person who spent most of his time alone.
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"Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad," Trump tweeted as Yovanovitch spoke in the hearing.
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We had a second baby, Hector, who spoke in full sentences by 18 months.
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She recalled having her body measurements taken by two doctors who spoke in French.
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One player, Natalie Gulbis, spoke in support of Trump at the Republican National Convention.
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The five armed abductors spoke in Malay and the local Suluk dialect, the police added.
|
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Kelly's voice was shaking and cracked several times as she spoke in court Wednesday afternoon.
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If you spoke in one it would come out the speaker of the other one.
|
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Himes and I spoke in his office in the Longworth House Office Building on Friday.
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"They're between a rock and a hard place," the person who spoke in private said.
|
|
These films grappled with new subjects and spoke in a new kind of movie grammar.
|
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Biden did something no other speaker had done to that point: He spoke in anger.
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Current U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron spoke in parliament after the Chilcot Inquiry was published.
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Whitehouse and I spoke in his office in the Hart Senate Office Building in September.
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He couldn't speak English so he got punished when he spoke in his native language.
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The sheriff spoke in defense of the mother, who is not currently facing any charges.
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Trump spoke in remembrance of fallen soldiers and spoke of his respect for their families.
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Kasich, as a sitting governor, spoke in detail about his plan to address health care.
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The students spoke in English, which she said the teacher overseeing the exam didn't understand.
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Outside where the governor spoke in Lansing, protesters gathered and demanded that Snyder step down.
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No Republicans voted against Hartnett White on Wednesday, but few spoke in her favor. Sen.
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Pence spoke in West Virginia, where he was appearing at a Chamber of Commerce event.
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Kirsten Acuna: I have been waiting since we last spoke in March for this episode.
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Before the Games began, Lochte spoke in wistful tones of wanting to start a family.
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I was the only customer under sixty, and the only one who spoke in English.
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At a brief arraignment on Monday, neither Chief Harrington nor Inspector Grant spoke in court.
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We spoke in detail about what could allow him to return to the Paris deal.
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The educators told us that if you spoke in Taiwanese, you were lower educated people.
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John Allen, spoke in favor of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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" Rove's response spoke, in some petty way, to The National's thesis on "Walk It Back.
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She recently spoke in Brooklyn to an appreciative crowd with many Hispanic and Latino families.
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The way she carries herself has changed a bit since we last spoke in 2018.
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We spoke in the Senate minority leader's office in the US Capitol on Tuesday afternoon.
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And Morant hardly seemed fazed as he spoke in the locker room on Friday afternoon.
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Above, Mr. Kashuv spoke in favor of arming teachers at an N.R.A. convention in April.
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But the specter of Mr. Riina, who rarely spoke in public, hung over the country.
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While Mr. Biden spoke in Pittsburgh, students in his hometown watched from a conference room.
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We spoke in early June when the group was first beginning to make international headlines.
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At times, Senator Harris cut Mr. Sessions off, but she spoke in an even tone.
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While Whitmer focused on practical solutions, Sanders and Trump both spoke in sweeping, ideological language.
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People spoke in hushed voices, not the usual clowning, speculating about what might have happened.
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Last year, she spoke in support of Trump at the Republican National Convention in June.
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After we spoke in his office, I followed Gilson up to the trace-evidence department.
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Fred Keller of Pennsylvania who spoke in sermons, comparing Trump to Jesus at his Crucifixion.
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The last actual NBA arena he spoke in was the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
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Correction: This story has been updated to clarify that Khamenei spoke in Tehran on Tuesday.
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Mr. Hynicka spoke in his chilly upstairs office at the church, which has 13 members.
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Democratic speakers emphasized the rule of law, and they spoke in forceful, but measured terms.
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Campaign staffers spoke in grave tones about the "sheer terror" of a world without Bernie.
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"Crowdfunding makes you pitch the dream," Hollier told me when we spoke in the fall.
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He spoke in support of Trump at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland last July.
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He spoke in five-minute monologues, sounding jolly when he laughed and mumbling when pensive.
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Kim Jong Il, who almost never spoke in public, did not hold a party congress.
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Then he spoke in Korean, and his translator, Sharon Choi, repeated the sentence in English.
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He spoke in favor of an ambitious free trade area that covers the entire region.
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The man spoke in hushed tones, almost shielding his face from view with his hand.
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On the phone with Meyer, she spoke in Spanish to the crowd outside the ICE office.
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Schumer spoke in his capacity as ranking member of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
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The two leaders last spoke in person in November 2017 at an economic summit in Vietnam.
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Cruz, meanwhile, spoke in front of a half-filled room on the state fairgrounds in Indianapolis.
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He often spoke in broad brushes, delving into policy mostly when pressed with questions from voters.
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When Mike Pence spoke in Cleveland last week, he was the main attraction, not the opener.
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She spoke in her speech of her grandfather, a miner in Minnesota's historically Democratic Iron Range.
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Fittingly for someone with godlike status in some left-wing circles, he spoke in a church.
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Nineteen candidates spoke in the state Sunday at the Iowa Democratic Party Hall of Fame dinner.
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Trump and Powell also had dinner in February and spoke in March, the WSJ points out.
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She spoke in a Facebook Live video from her bed in a hospital in nearby Denton.
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He had grave reservations about mass immigration and frequently spoke in apocalyptic language about its consequences.
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Captain Michael Russo, a pilot with Atlas Air, one of Amazons' contracted carriers, spoke in solidarity.
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But the real phrase he spoke in the South African language has a much different translation.
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While most spoke in Arabic, others took up the challenge in English, French and other languages.
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The Prime Minister spoke in his resignation speech about keeping promises to the world's poorest people.
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DC WEIGHS IN: At least one D.C. tech trade group spoke in favor of Macron's victory.
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At Monday's hearing, Slager spoke in court before his bond was set, CNN affiliate WCIV reported.
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Another Pikachu recently spoke in full sentences in the animated Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!
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Kuroda spoke in Washington as G20 financial leader gathered, with currency likely to come into focus.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey both spoke in favor of them on the Republican campaign trail.
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Most of those interviewed are French and spoke in French, but a handful are English speakers.
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So, too, was President Obama, who spoke in a message shown on the stadium's video screen.
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I spoke in recent days with half a dozen Democratic operatives, and that was the consensus.
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It braced its hands on the casket's edge and spoke in a voice light as sand.
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She spoke in July about the abuse she suffered at the hands of Han as well.
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He spoke in a rapid monotone as though reading from a text printed on the ceiling.
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"A lot of times, I didn't have dialogue or spoke in an Indian dialect," Shanks said.
|
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I met two Mexican women who spoke broken English at best, so we spoke in Spanish.
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Like Mr. A, the Question spoke in a stilted, didactic vernacular akin to a philosophical tract's.
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When Reza-Jorjani spoke in February, Arktos Media had a large stall, selling books and pamphlets.
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The rare people of prominence who spoke in support of Ms. Liu were getting vicious criticism.
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Standing among protesters this week, holding a feather, he spoke in clear, at turns indignant, tones.
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Sometimes he spoke in a distracted monotone; other times he displayed an easy, self-deprecating wit.
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In 2004, there was "Yes," in which Joan Allen and Simon Abkarian spoke in iambic pentameter.
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Mr. Smith maintained an even-keeled appearance and spoke in a muted tone throughout his testimony.
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He spoke in a phone interview from Austria, where he was visiting the Mauthausen concentration camp.
|
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In our interview, she proclaimed herself devoted to dialogue but spoke in a near uninterrupted monologue.
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He spoke in a low, halting monotone, as if he had something else on his mind.
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At the microphone, he spoke in guttural Creole, a French patois that is Haiti's primary language.
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They spoke in classrooms and in a panel discussion about First Amendment rights and constitutional issues.
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Kimberly Helgeson, Autumn's mother, was one of many relatives of the victims who spoke in court.
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When Jackie Robinson spoke in the movie, it was as if he were speaking to me.
|
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Trump and Romney spoke in January after Hatch announced his retirement, a White House official said.
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Breed's signature comes after she spoke in support of the ordinance ahead of the vote last week.
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Prosecutors allege Crupi and Macri were wary of surveillance and behind closed doors spoke in Calabrian dialect.
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He spoke in French to come out to his best friend: "Je suis gay," he recalls saying.
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But several spoke in general terms about the kind of treatment they provide, verifying the Cotes' accounts.
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We spoke in front of a live audience in May at the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley.
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At the Tuesday board meeting, some parents and teachers spoke in support of Bailey returning to work.
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Cosmologist Stephen Hawking spoke in Hong Kong on Friday — only he wasn't actually present for the speech.
|
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Though he spoke in a patrician drawl, one forefinger thoughtfully patrolling his chin, he was no snob.
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He only spoke in public once during 17 years in power, and he uttered one single sentence.
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When Musk did talk about what's ahead in 2018 for Tesla, he still spoke in broad terms.
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Ralph Alvarado, who spoke in Spanish in parts of his speech at the Republican convention on Wednesday.
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His two Republican colleagues spoke in favor of the repeal, while the two Democrats offered harsh dissents.
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The echo of recent spectacular sales growth could put a spoke in the industry's wheels going forward.
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Instead, DeVos toured two Orthodox Jewish schools and spoke in support of public funding for religious schools.
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It felt like this when Osama Bin Laden's mother spoke in an interview published in early August.
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The men sipped coffee and spoke in Russian, which is widely spoken in Ukraine, the person said.
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A reporter stopped him for questions, and Mr. Assad spoke in soft tones about reconciliation and reconstruction.
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Today, President Donald Trump spoke in Springfield, Mo., making a renewed pitch for "America-first" tax reform.
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The left, by comparison, tended to moralize, and spoke in the language of justice instead of growth.
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Walker added that Trump often spoke in a derogatory manner about women, frequently commenting on their bodies.
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Intriguingly, while she was Chinese, she spoke in English, a pattern that repeated itself throughout the day.
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During the "Red Table Talk" episode, Handler spoke in-depth about her experiences as a white woman.
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Language matters When he spoke in Shona, Mnangagwa's message and tone were aimed towards the party faithful.
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The two spoke in a joint telephone interview about their relationship with Wilson and with each other.
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Flake, 55, spoke in New Hampshire on Friday at an event that typically hosts future presidential candidates.
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Ms. Desai does not speak English, so she spoke in Hindi, more commonly used in the north.
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If you spoke Taiwanese during Chiang-kai Shek's era, you got fined if you spoke in Taiwanese.
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Others, including Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, spoke in more general terms.
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After each of his teammates spoke in the circle the other day, La Stella offered a hug.
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She spoke in English, often in long, winding sentences, only occasionally turning to a translator for help.
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So before she spoke in court, she rehearsed by reading her statement to her parents at home.
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Castro spoke in one debate of abortion rights for "a trans female" (trans women cannot get pregnant).
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I rarely spoke in school again except for when I needed permission to go to the bathroom.
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Now a law professor at Brandeis University, Professor Hill spoke in measured terms, almost in a monotone.
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President Donald Trump spoke in West Virginia on Thursday touting the tax law and hitting Democratic Sen.
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He spoke in an informal cadence and repeatedly shouted over the roaring crowd of more than 2,000.
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Ms. Davydyuk, who spoke in Russian through an interpreter, said she was thinking about sponsoring two sisters.
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"I spoke in front of 3,000 Iowa Republicans last night," Mr. Walsh wrote on Twitter last week.
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When Bloomberg or his police commissioner spoke in black churches in the old days, they were cheered.
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Ryan spoke in favor of Brady during the Steering Committee meeting, helping the Texan edge out Rep.
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Ms. Baldwin spoke, in person and by phone, about creating dances in and about Mr. Cassella's absence.
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She spoke in the reasoning language of the high school classroom; he did locker-room trash talk.
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The candidates spoke in lock-step about education policy, regularly calling back to echo the other's points.
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They had just met minutes before, but they spoke in unison when asked why they were there.
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Modi often spoke in barely coded language that signalled to his followers that he shared their bigotry.
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Trump on Monday spoke in a nationally televised address about his strategy for the war in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Trump spoke in a low voice, his arms folded tightly, during questions about the Russia inquiry.
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The San Diego general manager, A.J. Preller, spoke in Japanese for three minutes during the Padres' presentation.
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When we spoke in January, Susan recalled telling the officer about the persecution she suffered at school.
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He spoke in an interview on the sidelines of the Economic Forum of the Americas in Montreal.
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Gates spoke in calm, quick, measured sentences — appearing deeply familiar with the facts laid out in the case.
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The tech titan spoke in Scotland on Wednesday after receiving an honorary degree from The University of Glasgow.
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Booker, who is running for president, also spoke in favor of the bill, calling it historic and urgent.
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Allen's characters were "clever children," who spoke in smart remarks that no serious adult could sustain as easily.
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Coldplay have Phil Harvey, no longer officially their manager, but very much the fifth spoke in their wheel.
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Our player character, our Arisen, is plainly just another cog in this machine, another spoke in this wheel.
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I know a girl from Kent who spoke in south London slang and claimed to be working-class.
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"What Mr. Trump did, he spoke in a language all Americans can understand -- that is English," Hughes said.
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BRITISH PM BORIS JOHNSON AND U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP SPOKE IN THE EVENING ON FRIDAY - DOWNING STREET SPOKESPERSON
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He spoke in the world-weary manner of a cop who had seen his share of vicious crimes.
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Walden's sister spoke in her defense, saying the 24-year-old was not a monster, the Sun reports.
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We spoke in Russian (yes, I speak Russian) and I was able to learn some things about him.
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He mostly spoke in platitudes about long-past manufacturing days, without focusing much on the present or future.
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Rubio, who preceded Cruz, spoke in poignant personal terms about race and growing up as a Cuban-American.
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EWN said that of the 72 participants who spoke about motion, 18 spoke in support and 54 against.
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The singers (Suzuka Nakamoto, Yui Mizuno and Moa Kikuchi) spoke in English with slight catches in their voices.
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Mr. Sopo and his co-founders were moved when President Obama spoke in Havana in March about reconciliation.
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The pair met up and spoke in an animated way, though I couldn't hear them from that distance.
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She explained that she made the recording secretly while the two spoke in the White House situation room.
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Suu Kyi also spoke in mostly in generalities, though she mentioned the location of the crisis by name.
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He said Frankfurt's supervisory authorities, law firms, consultancies and international airport all spoke in favor of the city.
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When we spoke in Morelia, he told me flatly that he had no intention of remaining in Mexico.
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He spoke in a precise staccato that was softened by the light Southern accent of his native Kentucky.
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Houston-based Halliburton has set its sights on Summit ESP, said the sources, who spoke in recent days.
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He spoke in Tokyo with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts after two days of talks in Pyongyang.
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He was relaxed, animated, candid; he spoke in long streams of Italian punctuated occasionally by roars of laughter.
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Daisy Bates spoke in the place of Myrlie Evers, the widow of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers.
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Last year he spoke in Pennsylvania, another battleground state that he won in 2016, during the annual event.
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The people on the Ukraine end of the phone call spoke in Russian — unusual for senior Ukrainian officials.
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"He spoke in more details than the market had expected," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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It could be someone walking down the street, and they get a spoke in the eye or something.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech precisely because he spoke in elevated English.
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He was intense, and spoke in a robotic English, so as not to worry about mistranslations, he said.
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Afterward, with a blue towel hanging from his shoulders, he sat in his locker and spoke in clichés.
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Anthony spoke in the auditorium at least twice, to advocate for abolishing slavery and to champion women's suffrage.
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Under the new proposal, he would be unlikely to get in, said Ms. Lin, who spoke in Chinese.
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Mourinho would love to be the man to disprove that notion, to throw a spoke in Liverpool's wheels.
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"I think Leo spoke in the heat of the moment because we missed that great chance," said Romero.
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Where his rivals gesticulated, ranted or engaged in other displays of emotion, Mr. Massey spoke in measured tones.
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Krasinski Square is considerably smaller than Zamkowy Square, outside the Royal Palace, where Mr. Obama spoke in 2014.
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We spoke in the library of his home, with high shelves of Arabic and French scholarship above us.
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That ban was later dropped after Dolan and Oakley spoke in a meeting brokered by Commissioner Adam Silver.
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On Tuesday, he spoke in China to mark the first deliveries of the Shanghai-made Model 3 vehicle.
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It noted that the city's decision came after residents spoke in opposition to the mosque in public meetings.
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Teachers with whom I spoke in both states said they were emboldened by what unfolded in West Virginia.
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This idea of how people spoke in the past emphasizes how ephemeral both people and language can be.
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CAIRO — The student leader spoke in English to the chanting crowd at the elite American University of Cairo.
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Jagger and Sutherland also spoke in support of the protesters that stormed the red carpet during the event.
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When I saw him, he spoke in unhurried sentences, as though unaware of the magnitude of his testimony.
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The crisis has overshadowed Saudi Arabia's flagship investment conference, which began in Riyadh as Erdogan spoke in Ankara.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spoke at the Women's March Alliance rally, and Representative Ayanna Pressley spoke in Boston.
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But her books, instant best sellers in Scandinavia, spoke in a deep way with other writers, in translation.
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Mr. Thae, who has written a book and testified before the United States Congress, spoke in fluent English.
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He also spoke in favor of offering London a declaration as detailed as possible on post-Brexit ties.
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Dressed in a black suit and white shirt, he spoke in fluent Turkish, ignoring the two court translators.
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This graduation season, the university hosted a trio of powerful female speakers at their three international campuses: Actress Hilary Swank spoke in Savannah, film producer Juliet Blake spoke in Atlanta and Wen Zhou, CEO of the fashion brand 3.1 Phillip Lim, is set to speak at the university's Hong Kong campus.
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According to The Sun, she spoke in Arabic during a final Snapchat to her friends at 2.54am on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, he appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," where he spoke in support of his candidate.
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Born to first-generation Italian-Canadian parents, the Expanse actor's first language wasn't what his teachers spoke in school.
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Trump also spoke in the interview about Trump Tower Moscow, calling it more of a "concept" than a deal.
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By the time we spoke in February 2019, Trump appeared to recognize that this approach had served him poorly.
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"I was a conduit for a God that spoke in a language written in bile and puke," Cave said.
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He spoke in an interview with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin on "Squawk Box " Friday ahead of Uber's market debut.
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Two of Spear's relatives, niece Tiara Kelly and cousin Donna Spear, spoke in court shortly before Coll was sentenced.
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Yet at least twice in 2012, and again in 2015, the German finance ministry spoke in favour of it.
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The day before she spoke in Powder Springs, she was on a whistle-stop tour in five different counties.
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Ronald Reagan spoke in direct ways no one expected—"evil empire"—and was ready to intensify the cold war.
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The singer spoke in Spanish throughout of the 18-song show of hits that lasted more than two hours.
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Berkeley, California (CNN)Ann Coulter didn't deliver her planned speech Thursday at Berkeley -- so others spoke in her place.
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Nobody spoke in his favor because he&aposs moving that regime to an authoritarian regime moving away from democracy.
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The sources, who spoke in recent days, requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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Despite Bennett's sober delivery, he spoke in no uncertain terms about what U.S. border-patrol agents are up against.
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You remember Meg: the sultry seductress in a busty lavender evening gown who almost exclusively spoke in misandrist quips.
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As Macron spoke in Sofia, the world's largest container shipping firm, A.P. Moller-Maersk, said it would quit Iran.
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He again addressed the critics of the season and spoke in defense of showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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Thomas last spoke in February 2016 when he asked several questions during oral arguments in a gun rights case.
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The president spoke in a cottage on a Marine base that overlooks Kaneohe Bay in his home state, Hawaii.
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Dana let her in with a subtle dramatic flair; Carol spoke in a tone of bewilderment tinged with wonder.
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He spoke in French but aimed to address the international audience by speaking to English to conclude his speech.
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He and I first spoke in 2011 about startups buying billboard ads alongside Silicon Valley's main highway, Route 101.
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She spoke in a monotone, eyes glazed, describing every detail mechanically as if trying to avoid reliving the moment.
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Shortly before the vote, some GOP senators spoke in the chamber while Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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During a chat in his office, Tekin spoke in Turkish, switching to Kurdish when residents dropped in for help.
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Writer David Sax spoke in glowing terms about the bidet attachment in his home in an article for GOOD.
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Under similar cover nearby, other Warao émigrés spoke in their native language as young children ran around the encampment.
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" From the chair that she used to get around, Anastasia spoke in full sentences unpunctuated by "uhs" or "likes.
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When she attended a lunar celebration last month, she spoke in English as someone translated her words into Vietnamese.
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Prior to that comment, Trump spoke in awe on a topic he admitted he had known little about beforehand.
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He spoke in rusty Korean of how proud he was to represent the U.S. military and his immigrant peers.
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Mr. Ratmansky, soft-spoken and somewhat reticent, spoke in English; Mr. Desyatnikov, wry and quick to laugh, in Russian.
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Early voting also started Monday in Texas, and that's where President Trump spoke in an 18,000-seat N.B.A. arena.
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House lawmakers heard testimony last week from 28 people, all of whom spoke in favor of the revised standards.
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The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, spoke in Parliament last month about Iran's imprisonment of the woman, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.
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"It's a real spoke in the wheel in the government's attempt to destroy federal sector unions," Mr. Borer said.
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But she spoke in such an impressively dodgy accent that not even Bloom realised who he was speaking to.
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Mr. Rosa, who describes himself as shy, said he rarely spoke in class at the start of the program.
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They spoke in awe about Michael Jackson's calling on Mr. Thackeray on his only visit to Bombay, in 1996.
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" Mr. Bannon spoke in blunt but calm tones, peppered with profanity, and humorously referred to himself as "Darth Vader.
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More than 20 countries spoke in support of greater efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions that America was resisting.
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We spoke in a wood-panelled den on the ground floor, which she and Valdez call the therapy room.
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"It just spoke in terms of how high the bar is for a federal civil rights indictment," he said.
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In criticizing Mr. Trump's decision, Mr. Macron spoke in French before switching to English, not the other way around.
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The servers spoke in hushed tones — almost too hushed — as they explained each course set in front of us.
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Lawmakers and advocates spoke in favor of a creation of a National Museum of the American Latino on Wednesday.
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You might start to wonder if the otherworldly Swinton spoke in a high-pitched murmur recognizable only to dolphins.
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According to Wang, who spoke in Chinese, the agreement "will help to shore up confidence in (the) world economy".
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He spoke in 2015 of his return to Schubert, whose music he now approaches with greater gravity and depth.
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That year she also spoke in the State House against a measure to combat anti-gay bullying in schools.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti spoke in front of the Cayuga Family Center in New York City.
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Romero spoke in short bursts, stopping to allow protesters around him to call out his message to the wider crowd.
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" On Thursday, New York Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez spoke in the Housing Committee against Trump's earlier comments, calling his tweets "unpresidential.
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MacFarland, who spoke in Baghdad, declined to predict when the final assault on Mosul, an ISIS stronghold, will take place.
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Obama today spoke in front of a much smaller crowd than this, by the way, and there was a protester.
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He's known Trump since the 1980s, and spoke in support of the billionaire at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Others who claimed to have received butt injections from Morris spoke in court about the unwanted side effects they experienced.
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She spoke in multiple voices: One was deep, guttural and masculine; another was high-pitched; a third spouted only Latin.
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But hardly any of the federal deputies who spoke in the raucous, viciously partisan televised special session even mentioned this.
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On Afghanistan, Trump spoke in broad terms only -- insisting that his focus would be on killing terrorists, not nation-building.
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Trump and Putin spoke in a telephone call on Tuesday and discussed North Korea, among other issues, both sides said.
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He spoke in a Bloomberg Television interview that aired on Sunday from the CFA Institute's annual conference in Hong Kong.
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He then spoke in front of the US Senate in March about how misinformation about vaccines spreads on social media.
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She frequently spoke in support of the Clintons and traveled to campaign events to advocate for the former first lady.
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I met him at his house, and we spoke in a two-story library filled with his collection of books.
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Clinton campaigned in Michigan, her optimistic message contrasting harshly with that of Mr. Trump, who also spoke in the state.
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It mattered little that Suu Kyi, Myanmar's State Counselor, spoke in English, which meant many didn't understand her public address.
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He spoke in that clipped, exuberant style of his, each sentence tumbling too quickly on the heels of the next.
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" Briefing reporters on Tuesday, Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook spoke in hypotheticals, and refereed to Shishani's "potential removal from the battlefield.
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No poker face: Dolby Labs chief scientist Poppy Crum spoke in positive terms about the end of the poker face.
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Instead, the Golden Cow stopped just short of the perimeter, turned, regarded me and spoke in a happy anime voice.
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The two men last spoke in mid-November after a brief handshake and conversation during an international summit in Vietnam.
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Jolie spoke in Colombia as a special envoy for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
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Above, a thank-you message on the Michigan State campus to victims who spoke in court during Dr. Nassar's sentencing.
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He spoke in late February at the Conservative Political Action Conference, one attendee of which later tested positive for coronavirus.
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Mr. Washington shares words that Coltrane once spoke in interviews, which are paired with archival footage, home movies and photographs.
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Washington (CNN)Over the weekend, Elizabeth Warren spoke in front of 15,000 people at a campaign rally in Seattle, Washington.
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All the other employees at the restaurant spoke in Spanish, and I was perceived as dumb for not speaking fluently.
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But every time I spoke in testimony meeting people told me how proud they were of me for being vulnerable.
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What the companies say David Gelfand, who represents Sprint and T-Mobile, spoke in lofty terms about the merger's potential.
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It spoke in complete sentences, and drew from a range of studies (including by the US Centers for Disease Control).
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In op-eds and in congressional hearings, he spoke in favor of military tribunals, the Patriot Act, and sweeping surveillance.
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Gawky and bird-thin, he wore a Chicago-cop mustache and spoke in the gentle exhortations of a youth pastor.
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Mr. Pompeo spoke in general terms about the impeachment process when asked about it on "Fox and Friends" on Monday.
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And you would be downright ashamed if you learned that they spoke in favor of slavery any chance they had.
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Abdelghani Zaalane spoke in televised comments after submitting Bouteflika's official election papers confirming he will seek re-election next month.
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They spoke in a bifurcated riot, seldom finishing sentences, just skipping ahead once they had spit out the key words.
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They spoke in response to a question from Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill, who said she also believes women should register.
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Trump and Bannon last spoke in the "first part of December," according to White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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In 1999, Amadeo hauled his dying brother from the canoe, and the two spoke in Taushiro for the last time.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) — who also spoke in favor of the measure — was a member of GOP leadership; and Rep.
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I just spoke in front of the House Democratic Caucus, and I did a podcast with Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Pelosi.
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He turns to a slide showing Box as the central spoke in a wheel connecting it to Office 365, Salesforce.
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They spoke in front of five officials - from the prison, the interior ministry, the justice ministry and national security service.
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At his swearing-in, Tokayev did not mention the protests - the biggest in years - but spoke in a conciliatory tone.
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Mr. Netanyahu spoke in Hebrew at a gathering of activists from his conservative Likud Party in the southern town of Ofakim.
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Le Pen replied that other countries were already introducing protectionist measures and spoke in favour of what she called "intelligent protectionism".
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Meanwhile Trump spoke in Kansas, just hours before results begin to roll in from the five states that are voting today.
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Tom MacArthur could get enough members onboard — particularly moderates, especially after Energy and Commerce Committee chairman Greg Walden spoke in favor.
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He spoke in broad, thematic strokes without much detail, sticking closely to positions he had outlined during 13 months of campaigning.
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His voice, a plangent, plummy thing, is like an artificial-intelligence simulacrum of how the upper classes spoke in Edwardian England.
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. Freidman spoke in a low voice as he apologized for his crimes in a mostly empty courtroom.
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. Freidman spoke in a low voice as he apologized for his crimes in a mostly empty courtroom.
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Clinton spoke in Warren, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit, where Trump had given his own economic speech just three days earlier.
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She also mentioned it when she spoke in San Francisco last month, so we know she really, really likes that meme.
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Toninelli spoke in parliament about the bridge collapse on a toll highway that ran through the city of Genoa on Aug.
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Tight end, not too long ago almost an afterthought for many teams, has become a critical spoke in the offensive wheel.
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Often he spoke in the imperious tones of a British foreign-intelligence officer, which he was during the second world war.
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Whenever he spoke in the Knesset, the entire plenum, including all Likud members, would leave in protest at his racist policies.
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"The ultimate victim of these tactics will be the police force's crumbling public image," said the activist, who spoke in English.
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While aides to both men spoke in the aftermath of Trump's claims, the two presidents have not themselves discussed the matter.
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When we spoke in early May, Oxygen was still selling B17 bottles for up to $97; they've since been taken down.
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For the younger crowd he'll forever be the gothy potions professor who spoke in a register only Barry White can hear.
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Whenever someone spoke in a language that managed to console but also improve me, the person was usually a black woman.
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Bernie Sanders, voice straining as he spoke in a hotel ballroom near the Des Moines airport on Monday night, was triumphant.
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Pence let much of Kaine's loaded bait dangle unheeded, and instead spoke in a direct, relaxed and genuine manner to voters.
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Tiffany Trump graduated college earlier this year and spoke in support of her dad at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Anti-EU members spoke in Conte's defense and the chamber's speaker had to ask his fellow Italians to mind their language.
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When he spoke in Berlin two months ago, he dismissed the constant sniping with Germany as a dead-end for Europe.
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Dozens of his accusers spoke in the courtroom on Tuesday, expressing their anger and disappointment that they wouldn't be getting justice.
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The cinema had been hosting a film festival at which the chairman of the festival jury spoke in support of Uchitel.
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Charlie Baker (R-Mass.), a former healthcare executive; who spoke in great detail about his efforts to address the opioid crisis.
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Manafort briefly spoke in the courtroom without the jury present, saying he did not wish to testify on his own behalf.
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Anchors and producers talk to politicians all the time, asking them to appear on TV. The two spoke in that vein.
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Their hero was Juan Belmonte, a bullfighter-cum-philosopher who sported scars from dozens of gorings and spoke in coarse epigrams.
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The researchers found that women rarely spoke in proportion to their representation until they made up a majority of the board.
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When Judge Garland spoke in 2001 at a Harvard Law Review banquet, he was introduced by Justice Kagan, then a professor.
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Cheerfully, he spoke in a nasal voice of being wiped off the tennis court by Branson at seven in the morning.
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Colin "Millennial Woes" Robertson spoke in London, having previously addressed the infamous "Hail Trump" meeting of Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute.
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They spent a day getting to know each other, and they spoke in English, as their two states had different languages.
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He spoke in the greatest detail yet about bombshell revelations that erupted when he was mayor and nearly derailed his career.
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But talent is a slippery word, as his former coach Günter Bresnik pointed out when we spoke in Paris last month.
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Rojas spoke in both English and Spanish when expressing gratitude, and he thanked his family for preparing him for this opportunity.
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Harris spoke in Iowa on Monday about embracing Medicare-for-all, even though in most instances it means eliminating private insurance.
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At the headquarters, Christophe and I spoke in a sort of reception-and-recreation area on the floor below Fanny's office.
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He spoke in faultless sentences and, with his brilliance of dress and force of presence, drew beauty out of transient moments.
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In late September, when Donald Trump spoke in Chester Township, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia, he wasn't the only star at the event.
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Sanders' supporters have shared videos of past speeches where Biden spoke in favor of the invasion of Iraq, which Sanders opposed.
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" He spoke in his Arkansas drawl over lunch at a downtown Manhattan restaurant: "That's what I'm giving people as a climax?
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Rick Scott (R) to run for Senate in 2018 as he spoke in Florida to survey the damage from Hurricane Irma.
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By the time Lartigue and I spoke in late February, he hadn't heard from the Justice Department in nearly a year.
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A Transportation Security Administration employee told an FBI agent that Reynolds made a phone call and spoke in a foreign language.
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He spoke in front of family members including his parents and his nine-month pregnant wife, Taylor, who is due Monday.
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He spoke in non sequiturs that did not always make sense to the people on the other end of the conversation.
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We spoke in early January at his studio at 30 Rockefeller Plaza and in a phone call a few weeks later.
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Mr. Farr disclosed on his Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire that he spoke "in honor of" Mr. Ellis as recently as 2007.
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She and I spoke in front of a live audience a couple weeks ago at the Optimizely Office in San Francisco.
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Images on social media showed a battalion of police moving protesters from the Memorial Student Center as Spencer spoke in the building.
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Trump spoke in his inauguration speech of putting "America first" and said he would "transfer power from Washington, D.C." to the people.
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The comment came after Abadi had spoke in a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump where tensions with Iran were mentioned.
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I think, I&aposm a spoke in a wheel and I have got an opportunity and I want to do my part.
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Four years ago, President Obama spoke in the second 2012 presidential debate about Planned Parenthood and the lifesaving work of the organization.
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When we spoke in 2015, Gregory's face lit up as if he were back in 1964 and watching it all happen again.
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The Vice President, meanwhile, had ventured farther backstage to a secure room used whenever he or the President spoke in this auditorium.
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We spoke in our early years about no cuddling, no kissing, but also, we thought that was more intimacy and not love.
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"He spoke in a soft voice, thanking him for his service and spoke of others he knew who had served," Wilbur recalls.
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Not even Ronald Reagan, an instinctive friend of Taiwan, spoke in person to that island's leaders once he won a presidential election.
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He greeted visitors with a disarming smile and spoke in an educated voice that dropped in and out of an Irish brogue.
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" Getting emotional toward the end of her speech, Murad spoke in English, saying, "I cannot understand why it is taking so long.
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At a summit with the EU, China's prime minister, Li Keqiang, spoke in conciliatory tones about his country's trade war with America.
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According to the Akron Beacon Journal, Taylor's mom Angela Galloway was open with her emotions as she spoke in court on Friday.
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Irish actress Tara Flynn spoke in 2015 of her decision to have an abortion in 2006, traveling to Holland for the procedure.
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She spoke in Florida, which will vote on March 113 and will be an incredibly important state to both parties in November.
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The Burmese language community standards promised by Garlick, however, would not launch until September 2015, 14 months after she spoke in Yangon.
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Most people I interviewed spoke in favor of having a variety of drone racing events, from the local to the international level.
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Several people spoke in favor of removing the statue, including Tom Finkelpearl, the Cultural Affairs commissioner, who helped lead the monuments commission.
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Christie also spoke in stark terms about the problem on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday, reiterating the number of drug overdoses.
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Kyle spoke in a monotone, in a voice that was thin, high, and slightly whiny, with a hint of a Midwestern accent.
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" President Barack Obama echoed that sentiment when he spoke in Detroit on Wednesday, describing the crisis in Flint as a "terrible tragedy.
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Galang said the girls in the video spoke in Hausa, which is widely spoken in Nigeria, and in Kibaku, the Chibok language.
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When we last spoke in 2012, prior to another supposed retirement bout, I asked him what else he knows how to do.
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The last time they spoke, in May, Taylor was considering going back to school and getting into the medical field, Crockett says.
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"My life is (now) in danger," said the translator, who spoke in eastern Mosul and asked not to be identified or photographed.
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He spoke in French so he could talk freely with them about anything he wanted without us understanding what was going on.
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When I checked back in with Tolliver three weeks after we first spoke in early November, she was still out of work.
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As the former steelworker and Communist apparatchik spoke in Astana a few dozen protesters gathered outside the Nur Otan office in Almaty.
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Whitney Parrish, director of policy and program for the Maine Women's Lobby, spoke in support of the measure at the committee hearing.
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Many of the whistleblowers who spoke in the film were referred to Orner, who said honesty was key to gaining their trust.
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The Republican presidential nominee spotted the sign in the crowd as he spoke in Las Vegas and grabbed it from the attendee.
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A few committeemen spoke in favor of the change, including Randy Evans of Georgia, who is awaiting confirmation as ambassador to Luxembourg.
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Instead, the transcript notes that Mateen identified himself "as an Islamic solider" and repeatedly spoke in Arabic and gave reference to God.
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He laughed loudly at things Bob Hope said, and at things one of the characters who spoke in the other language said.
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"Many of you have come from far and remote mountainous areas, some even on foot," he spoke in Italian to the crowd.
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Instead, she spoke in general terms about making "college tuition-free for the middle class" and giving "a boost" to small businesses.
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Trump and Stone spoke in a "series" of phone calls during the campaign, people familiar with the phone records told the Post.
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Musk spoke in depth about the problem with analysts on Wednesday after Tesla posted third-quarter losses that widely missed analyst expectations.
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But Niall McDiarmid was tall, sandy-haired, blue-eyed, and polite, and spoke in his happy musical way my mother liked hearing.
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" Wheeling and dealing Brandstad recently spoke in at an event in Shanghai called "How to React to (Potential) U.S.-China Trade War?
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The wolf spoke in a calm but authoritative voice, explaining that I was part of its tribe—"One of us," it said.
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Over the course of three hours at the restaurant, she spoke in Mandarin, with her son and his wife translating into English.
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Bernie Sanders spoke in Burlington, Vt., on Thursday about how he would handle a crisis like the coronavirus if he were president.
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Of the dozen people interviewed at Mr. Trump's rally, almost all of them spoke in considerable detail about their concerns over immigration.
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Mattis, without explicitly citing the case, rallied to the defense of German forces as he spoke in the German city of Munich.
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She spoke in Cupertino, California, where the company also announced the launch of a streaming television service and an online gaming arcade.
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"Did I even mention him at all?" the Massachusetts senator asked me following a house party where she spoke in Iowa Falls.
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He spoke in person to a local TV news reporter at KTVU twice, once in November 2017 and again in June 2018.
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On one occasion, Mr. Obama was even booed by an audience of union educators, because he spoke in support of performance pay.
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Mr. Clinton also spoke in some depth about the role of Russian interference in the 2016 campaign against his wife, Hillary Clinton.
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In class, José was the only student without any knowledge of English, and he looked lost when Ms. Kuriyama spoke in English.
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The one thing Ben continually denies is that he spoke in a demeaning manner to Alison, which is an interesting sticking point.
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After several tries, Mr. Page got the campaign's permission to speak at the New Economic School, where Mr. Obama spoke in 2009.
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Behind the scenes, Sean Hannity, who last year spoke in support of Trump at one of his rallies, regularly advises the President.
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Friday's concert was dedicated to his memory, and several participants, including Edward Yim, the orchestra's new president, spoke in tribute to him.
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Detective McDonald gave speeches about violence and intolerance to students and spoke in Europe about efforts to achieve peace in Northern Ireland.
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That statement helped to clarify some of the more ambiguous comments that Mia had made to me when we spoke in Vegas.
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His first accuser, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, a psychology professor from Palo Alto, California, also spoke in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Before his sentence was handed down, more than 40 defense witnesses asked for leniency before Pawlowski spoke in defeated tones to the judge.
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Inspired by Carlson's suit, other women came forward with similar accusations against Ailes, including one who spoke in defiance of her confidentiality pact.
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In the original Japanese game, everyone spoke in the same standard Japanese accent, but early on, Smith realized that wouldn't work in English.
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At the time we spoke in late February, Christopher said there were at least 20 customers seriously inquiring about purchasing a customized carving.
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The last time you and I spoke, in 2015, your letter was focused on looking into the future, looking into science and engineering.
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You're a kind, well raised young man who spoke in anger which took me over 30 years to realize you should never do.
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The owner of the tourist duck boat that sank Thursday evening, leaving 17 people dead and seven others injured, spoke in disbelief Friday.
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The letter came days after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke in an ITV documentary of the pressures of constant media scrutiny.
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The man spoke in the Hausa language widely used in northern Nigeria and held a rifle while flanked by four other armed men.
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Carney did not sound in a rush to raise rates when he spoke in Washington earlier this month, hours after the Brexit delay.
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When you spoke in front of parliament, which consists mostly of men, it did not take long for the sexist reactions to start.
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She spoke in favor of NAFTA when her husband signed it into law, but called it a "mistake" during her 2008 presidential campaign.
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Then we spoke in depth about Facebook's recent product changes and the way the News Feed can be adjusted to counter false news.
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He understood the damage done.) Cruz also spoke in surprisingly tolerant (for him) terms about minority groups he has demagogued in the past.
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Just one week after Janet Yellen spoke in unity with Federal Reserve members in favor of higher interest rates, she changed her tone.
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The next day, however, the reference to Israel was deleted from the transcript of his remarks — apparently Obama spoke in the Twilight Zone.
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His hands were folded in front of him as he looked into the camera and spoke in a clipped, matter-of-fact manner.
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Nicolosi grew up in New York; he received a master's degree from the New School and spoke in a thick Long Island accent.
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Clinton spoke in Nevada on Thursday at a conference for the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, which endorsed her in January.
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"Trump spoke in platitudes; he was a man looking for gray areas where there are none," Jelani Cobb wrote at The New Yorker.
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Tillerson, peering down over his reading glasses, spoke in a deep Texas drawl that evoked a frontier sheriff about to lose his patience.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Evan Norris spoke in a court hearing in Brooklyn federal court after U.S. District Judge Pamela Chen set a Nov.
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Instead she passed the microphone to a young member of the New Mexico delegation, who spoke in her stead to hail Mr. Trump.
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When Obama spoke in Tahoe, the following year, Jones drove straight from a ten-day camping trip to take a photograph with him.
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He spoke in a soft voice and said "Yes, sir" when asked if he wanted a court-appointed attorney, along with other questions.
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By Sunday, at an opposition ceremony to nominate Mr. Deng as the new vice president, Mr. Mathok spoke in support of the decision.
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We treated any words he spoke in his own defense as if they were automatically to be disbelieved because he had uttered them.
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But near the end he spoke in detail about Marines taking their own lives and implored troubled troops to reconsider any drastic actions.
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Meanwhile, San Francisco Fed President John Williams spoke in Canberra, Australia on Wednesday, about the causes and consequences of the global growth slump.
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When women were outnumbered on a school board, scholars found, 88 percent of the time they spoke in proportions lower than their representation.
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The audience at the airplane hangar where Mr. Trump spoke in Bloomington was far different, and friendlier, than the contentious scene on Friday.
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Mr. Rosario's son, Richard Jr., milled around and spoke in soft tones about being only a toddler when his father was sent away.
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Normally that would have set my teeth on edge, but she spoke in a friendly, low-key tone that put us at ease.
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"Walmart is purchasing Flipkart," Son said in the presentation (he spoke in Japanese with a real-time translation provided by a SoftBank representative).
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One exception was Peter Thiel, the billionaire Silicon Valley investor who spoke in support of Mr. Trump at the Republican convention in July.
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Ginsburg spoke in New York following a production of "The Originalist," a play about the late Justice Antonin Scalia, at the 59E59 Theater.
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He joined a charismatic evangelical church in Kingston, with a mostly upscale congregation, where people spoke in tongues and services lasted for hours.
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Glioblastoma symptoms CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta spoke in 2017 to doctors involved in McCain's care with permission from his family.
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The people familiar with the situation spoke in interviews over the last two weeks on condition of anonymity because the information is private.
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"We were impressed by the size of it," Ms. Breen said, tracing the curves of the ship as she spoke in an interview.
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An exception was President Harry S. Truman, who spoke in 1951 from the Washington Monument to mark the 175th anniversary of the country.
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Not long after Mr. Trump spoke in Washington, Mr. Rivera-Marrero left the restaurant for a few hours on an extended lunch break.
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"A lot went through my head," said Mr. Rivera, 29, a father of two and an immigrant from Honduras, who spoke in Spanish.
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All were Asian and many spoke in Chinese, with one couple dictating Mandarin into a smartphone and waiting for the answers in French.
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He spoke in an advertisement aired in battleground states and held events last month with veterans in Virginia at which he presented Mrs.
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On Monday, he spoke in the Israeli Parliament and declared the US would open its embassy in Jerusalem by the end of 2019.
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The engineers spoke Chinese, Vietnamese, Polish, Russian, Arabic, German and Japanese, though they mostly spoke in their own efficient pidgin and in math.
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And when we spoke in June and I was asking about the spotlight, you said, quote, we, meaning banks, we're not the problem.
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When he was arrested, Mr. Zhao spoke in broken English and, like the officials stopped on the Virginia base, claimed he was lost.
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That they were assumed to be Italian, Spanish or Israeli — even as they spoke in Arabic — showed Souad how clueless people could be.
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Last fall, Mr. Mubarak spoke in a video posted on YouTube about the 1973 war, his first interview on camera since his ouster.
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At her second-to-last town hall, in Concord on Sunday evening, Gabbard spoke in front of a huge New Hampshire state flag.
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They spoke in phone interviews about these issues, how they relate to them today and whether ideas of black power are still alive.
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And Musk was supposed to be a visionary because he spoke in visions, for which there will always be a large receptive audience.
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He spoke in glowing terms about the colleagues who filled in for him when he went on tour, and about firefighting in general.
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Kelly Dittmar, assistant professor of political science and CAWP scholar, has been bringing me back to Earth since we first spoke in February.
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She could seem highly controlled in conversation, especially when discussing her family history, and spoke in generalities, even about her favorite subject, fashion.
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His government declared a state of emergency, but Mr. Chirac barely spoke in public during the crisis, contributing to the sense of unease.
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Naomi spoke in full sentences very early in life, and she always asked questions that "would make us stop and think," Julie says.
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Yet even as Mr. Trump spoke in the Rose Garden on Thursday, the reaction in the conservative Christian world was one of disappointment.
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He spoke in December at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he mocked a transgender student while displaying her photograph during his talk.
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" The president spoke in front of a giant semi truck with a trailer that said "Win Again: Lower Taxes, Bigger Paychecks, More Jobs.
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Facebook Inc shares were up 21 percent as Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg spoke in his second day of testimony before the U.S. Congress.
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Trump eventually spoke in New Hampshire later that month, vowing to stop the heroin flow over the U.S.'s southern border with Mexico.
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Unlike the pre-Code goddesses, vamps, and bad girls, who crooned or spoke in snarls and wisecracks, the post-Code women could talk.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told reporters the two leaders spoke in the morning, but did not provide other details about the call.
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Putin spoke in front of a projection showing video clips of the weapons as well as a simulated strike on the U.S. homeland.
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During the radio interview, Mr. Lange spoke in his typical brash and unvarnished style about the source of his struggles with drug addiction.
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Earlier in the day, he spoke in Columbus about gun violence, and he was scheduled to hold a primary-night event in Cleveland.
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I spoke in-depth with one of them, Norma Quintana, who told me that the Atlas Fire took both her home and studio.
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He began in a rural firehouse, where he spoke in front of large firetruck, a boat and six colorful charts plotting recovery efforts.
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Karoblis spoke in Helsinki after meeting his counterparts from Northern Group countries, including the Nordic and Baltic states, Britain, Germany, Poland and the Netherlands.
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He spoke in Yaounde earlier this month at the signing of a financing agreement with the African Development Bank for the Nachtigal hydro dam.
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Despite the fall, the actor did not show any outward signs of being injured as he spoke in the press room after the incident.
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He spoke in a thick accent, introducing himself as Henry from Canada and telling a salesperson he was shopping for his boss in Russia.
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Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke in San Francisco on Tuesday about the need for S.B. 822, California's comprehensive net neutrality bill, alongside State Sen.
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CEO Ben van Beurden spoke in Brazil shortly after Shell's $52 billion takeover of BG Group Plc BG.L, approved in late January, took effect.
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At a meeting shortly after the project became public, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene spoke in support of Project Maven, multiple sources told Gizmodo.
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But there was something more, something subtle and revelatory: when they spoke in that language, everyone seemed more at ease, more confident and trusted.
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During his first Congressional testimony, Zuckerberg spoke in an extremely disciplined, well-practiced way that adhered closely to safe talking points established in advance.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect that Procter & Gamble CFO Jon Moeller, not CEO David Taylor, spoke in the company's earnings call.
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He asked Pichai if he was aware that some employees spoke in a chat group about the "resist" movement, which combats President Trump's agenda.
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Parents and classmates of some Parkland victims spoke in emotional terms at a hearing on Monday about why he should remain out of office.
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Many people tweeted that the way Trump spoke in the video, during the debate, and throughout the campaign triggered them and survivors they knew.
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Sitting down at a hotel restaurant in the capital city of Naypyitaw, an aide to Aung San Suu Kyi spoke in support of her.
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Donald Trump, in his speech to a joint session of Congress Tuesday night, did something that he rarely ever does: He spoke in code.
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Before Merkel spoke in Hamburg, a band pumped up the crowd, belting out "Celebration" by Kool & The Gang and Bryan Adams' "Summer Of '69'".
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Trump spoke in detail about the so-called "death tax" (estate tax) which affects just a handful of people, all of them quite wealthy.
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Whereas Coca-Cola and Pepsi strove for global brand domination, these new alternatives spoke, in hindsight especially, to issues of class and personal identity.
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Think fewer Paul McCartney covers, more exposes on how Paul McCartney spoke in a weird accent trying to get people to go meat-free.
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Ryan spoke in private last week to a group of donors at a political conference in Colorado sponsored by industrialists Charles and David Koch.
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He spoke in public for the first time earlier this week in Chicago at an event with young leaders at the University of Chicago.
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During the service the pope spoke in Italian and English, which is widely spoken in the UAE where expatriates outnumber Emiratis nine to one.
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He spoke in response to a question about an earlier Seattle Times story saying that Clayton trapped borrowers into unaffordable loans on depreciating homes.
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Hillary Clinton spoke in a taped video, saying "we need your help to reach as many people as possible" ahead of the general election.
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The United Mine Workers of America, which operates the fund, organized the rally, where about a dozen lawmakers spoke in support of the legislation.
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In the written statement, Comey said he understood Trump to be asking him to "drop" the probe into Flynn when they spoke in February.
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The actress serves as a benefactor for the organization and spoke in front of Congress members at a hearing on Capitol Hill in March.
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Likewise, in a contentious debate earlier this month, Nelson and Scott spoke in vague terms about Trump's policies, rather than about the man himself.
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"He was the access point to Julian Assange," Mr. Bannon said, who was dressed in black, spoke in clipped tones and frowned almost continually.
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Republicans insisted that barriers were part of the solution, but spoke in terms of general barriers and emphasized the need for cost-effective measures.
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If he spoke in English, there would be no other way for Congress to know what he said, except to ask the president himself.
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"Low-level dissent or criticism of the regime, until recently unthinkable, is becoming more frequent," said Thae, who spoke in fluent, British-accented English.
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It was the first time Obama spoke in-person about the passing of Nancy Reagan, who died of congenital heart failure over the weekend.
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Heyer's mother Susan Bro spoke in detail about the foundation for the first time in an interview with The New York Times published Saturday.
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He said he'd feel better if they spoke in person, and the following morning, Sunday, they met at a shoebox-size café in Chinatown.
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Ms. Lynch recently spoke in forceful terms about Ferguson, and has called for fairness in how courts set bail, levy fines and determine sentences.
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They didn't understand what he was saying; he spoke in this kind of jargon, but they humored their bosses and went and consulted him.
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Mohammad was at work in the lab at Rochester when we last spoke in early January, despite the fact that it was winter break.
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Maduro spoke in Macarao, a district in the capital of Caracas, flanked by his minister of defense and several top military officials on Friday.
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He spoke in numbers: how many rescue workers were downtown, how many civilians had been evacuated to Liberty State Park, across the Hudson River.
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Mr. Trump spoke in a state with the nation's third-highest rate of deaths from overdoses and where opioids are a potent political issue.
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Mr. Cohen's voice: The Long Island-raised Mr. Cohen spoke in a drawl common to anyone who grew up, say, east of Bayside, Queens.
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In 1982, Mr. Graham displeased the Reagan administration when, after a visit to the Soviet Union, he spoke in favor of universal nuclear disarmament.
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Even Pierson, when we spoke in January, said the zeal behind Obamacare repeal had him questioning some of his assumptions about safety net programs.
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Leaders from Japan, China, Germany and South Africa spoke in favor of international oversight for technology companies, but without a consensus on the details.
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Cox was there and spoke in favor of the proposal, and then was sitting just two rows away as Naman directly referenced shooting her.
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Pugh's inscrutability extended to her bearing — she spoke in muffled tones, and her bangs often hung so low as to almost cover her eyes.
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He spoke in a nasal, New York-accented voice and often tossed his hair, a feminine gesture that he used to punctuate his thoughts.
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Last week, on Super Tuesday, Sanders charged on stage as a protester approached Biden and his wife, Jill, as he spoke in Los Angeles.
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"If Toby is who I was, then Eric Glass is who I am working to become," Lopez told me, when we spoke in Brooklyn.
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He spoke in a soft voice, without much energy, as if he was still trying to process the turn his life had just taken.
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The former vice president spoke in a region where in 2016 Democrats abandoned the party in droves for Mr. Trump's economic populism and nativism.
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Andrea Constand, whose testimony led to Cosby's conviction in 2018, spoke in a Dateline interview that year of joining a growing movement of survivors.
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In "1984," the government of Orwell's Big Brother spoke in "doublespeak," language perverted to obscure the truth or actually turn it on its head.
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"He was most congenial [and] appreciative of the opportunity to speak, and spoke in terms that drew on common ground between parties," Havens wrote.
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"I don't really think about that," he said through an interpreter, maintaining eye contact with the English-speaking reporter as he spoke in Japanese.
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Mr. Trump reverted to the coarse language he has employed in arena rally settings, even as he spoke in front of a religious audience.
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As he spoke in Des Moines, of course, four of the senators seeking the Democratic nomination were stuck in Washington for impeachment jury duty.
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Ryan Harkins, the company's senior director of public policy, spoke in support of a proposed law that would regulate government use of facial recognition.
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When we spoke in early January, van Hove said that "Krupke" was getting one of the biggest reactions of any song in the show.
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He also spoke in 2009, during widespread protests in Iran contesting the results of a presidential election that became known as the Green Movement.
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He spoke in Spanish and English to the crowd gathered in Port Richmond, a working-class neighborhood on the North Shore of Staten Island.
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My masseuse, a middle-aged woman who went by Ah Ying, had tattooed brows and wide cheekbones, and smiled when I spoke in Mandarin.
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Lawmakers on Wednesday spoke in harsh terms about the case, warning of consequences if the Saudi regime is found to have ordered the killing.
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Mr. Rhys and Ms. Dunham spoke in separate telephone interviews about the making of this provocative episode, Chuck's real-life inspirations and that scene.
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Strzok, who spoke in critical terms about Trump, served on both investigations before being removed from the Russia probe by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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On a cold December night inside the family's dimly lit Brooklyn apartment, Ms. Romanova, 34, spoke in soft tones about the daughter she lost.
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But on Friday, Mr. Cuomo spoke in candid terms about the connection — or lack of one, he said — between his advocacy and his ambitions.
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He is an excellent prose stylist, and although chief justices have staff members who draft such documents, this one clearly spoke in his voice.
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Mr. Krähenbühl spoke in an interview at his agency's offices in New York ahead of an emergency fund-raising conference at the United Nations.
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We spoke in October, as he was promoting his new book, "It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work," about creating healthy company cultures.
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We spoke in front of a live audience immediately after the performance of "Fun Home," which was adapted into a Tony Award winning musical.
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Tewolde Gebremariam spoke in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa following the crash of his airline's 737 MAX 8 on Sunday, killing all 157 people onboard.
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In 2012, Barrera spoke in "Gored," a coming documentary that captures his final bullfight, about how overcoming death had allowed him to perform with abandon.
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The Clarion Ledger reports that Kingston Frazier&aposs father, William Frazier, spoke in court against the sentencing, saying all three participated in stealing the car.
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In a 1978 Washington Post article, local Toys"R"Us manager Bill Bederman spoke in a stunned tone about the success these toys were seeing.
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Topeka Sam spoke in front of the entire Trump administration about what it was like as an incarcerated woman to have her dignity stripped away.
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Ahead of the vote, advocates for decriminalization spoke in front of the council, including one who said the use of hallucinogenic mushrooms "saved" his life.
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That contrasts with Bill Clinton, whose weaknesses were personal, and who never spoke in a denigrating manner about women or members of any other demographic.
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Just as the clergy in the Middle Ages spoke in Latin to give their words an air of authority, management theorists speak in mumbo-jumbo.
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She was wearing a black leather jacket, her white-blond hair tucked under a gray Tyrolean hat, and she spoke in a thick German accent.
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At its peak, MMM was raking in so much cash that its founders spoke in terms of how many "rooms" full of banknotes they had.
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Palin received polite applause, but it paled in comparison not just to Kasich and Cruz but to local broadcast personalities who spoke in between candidates.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Carlos Curbelo have also delivered versions of the English speeches, and Marco Rubio spoke in both English and Spanish in 2013.
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As Valls spoke in Davos, at least 42 people, including 17 children, drowned in two separate incidents in the Aegean Sea between Greece and Turkey.
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Though there may have been clues discernible to British ears, it seemed as if Thorpe spoke in the same accent as both himself and Glen.
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He spoke in front of one of two Sol LeWitt paintings that the group recently donated to the High School of Fashion Industries in Chelsea.
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Maduro spoke in Caracas on Saturday to large crowds of supporters, saying he'll "never surrender" and would defend Venezuela's independence with his life, per AP.
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As Harry spoke in the country's vernacular and cracked a few Australian jokes, Meghan watched from the side and rested both hands on her belly.
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During the campaign, Ivanka spoke in favor of a plan to support paid maternity leave and child care costs that became part of Trump's platform.
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At that age she was a far more Luna Lovegood-like character who spoke in New Age mysticisms and wore a rainbow of clashing colors.
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The president was exuberant when he spoke in the White House Rose Garden, with GOP lawmakers arrayed behind him, shortly after the House had voted.
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The President has spoken for 30 years about foreign countries ripping off America, and he spoke in heated terms about China on the campaign trail.
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" Saying she also spoke in his name, Chirac's wife Bernadette told reporters: "France is never greater than when it engages with other cultures, other people.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke in Russia on Friday, where he weighed in on topics from oil and Russia's economy, to global growth and politics.
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He spoke in the Kazakh capital, Astana, at a congress of his Nur Otan party, which is also preparing for a parliamentary election in 2020.
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McHenry spoke in personal terms about the importance of keeping in place those Affordable Care Act (ACA) provisions, contained in Title I of the law.
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In a gym at West Los Angeles College, the D.J. Samantha Ronson handled the music, and a procession of actresses spoke in support of Mrs.
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"We're 5 percent of the world population," said Mr. Oberhelman, who spoke in his capacity as president of the Business Roundtable, a pro-trade lobby.
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While traditional politicians spoke in lofty tones and constructed great plans in big briefing books, Trump spoke simple language and made direct, if uncouth, promises.
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A Bennet spokeswoman confirmed that the two spoke in Iowa on Friday, but did not say what they talked about or give any further details.
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In March, a man stormed the stage as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump spoke in Vandalia, Ohio before being held by several agents.
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Next to the tent, a man who spoke in a Scottish brogue dripped wax onto the bodies of young women to form a human candelabra.
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"As we spoke in low voices, life seemed to expand before us," the narrator, River Page, says about a conversation with her crush, Fenrin Grace.
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When Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix, he looked the audience in the eye and he said, no, we're building a wall, and we're deporting everybody.
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Several women, all African American, spoke in court about past abuses by city police involving their families and called on Bredar to approve the settlement.
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There have always been Republicans, many of them, who felt this way passionately, but they often spoke in muffled voices or chose to keep silent.
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Judge Aquilina emerged as an advocate for the victims who spoke in her courtroom, offering them warm praise and support throughout the week-long proceedings.
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As he spoke in Logan on Wednesday evening, Mr. McMullin presented himself as the balm to all that — the only "true conservative" running for president.
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When we came back into Denino's bedroom, Michael spoke in a voice so soft that Denino had to move the mike in front of him.
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When he finally spoke, in answer to a reporter's question, he started an unseemly public argument with the widow of one of the victims, Sgt.
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Livshits, 220, spoke in a soft voice when she recalled recently the years that she survived the Holocaust, as if she were still in hiding.
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Richard Fisher, who served as president and CEO from 2005 to 2015, spoke with "Closing Bell" shortly after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell spoke in Zurich.
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Tokayev, who was sworn in on Wednesday, never explicitly mentioned the protests - the biggest in years - in his speech, but spoke in a conciliatory tone.
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Last week, Senator John McCain, the senior senator from Arizona, spoke in Philadelphia, denouncing the "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that he saw overtaking American politics.
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He spoke in Burlington on Wednesday for the first time since another round of Democratic primaries squeezed his hopes of winning the party's presidential nomination.
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" On the Senate Floor, Carper spoke in favor of the amendment, saying it would be "good for the planet and the people who inhabit it.
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Ivanka Trump, daughter and advisor to the US President Donald Trump, spoke in front of a tech-heavy crowd at CES 2020 in Las Vegas.
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Officials told us the country believed $391 million in military aid was already on its way when Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke in July.
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Steinmeier spoke in English rather than in German, a choice made, his office said, to avoid causing any distress to Holocaust survivors in the audience.
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With no clear leader in the Iowa caucus race, Biden spoke in an unusually pointed (for him) way about contrasts between himself and his rivals.
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Alford made the comments at a "Legislative Coffee" session, arguing against a county Democratic official who spoke in favor of legalizing marijuana in the state.
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The event was held in Tokyo, and Quarles, a voting member of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, spoke in the afternoon Thursday local time.
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Some argue the bill won't protect victims Some people in Utah's polygamous communities spoke in favor of the bill at a committee hearing on Monday.
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The first time we spoke, in the presence of one of his lawyers the day after the trial, I expected to find a defeated man.
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" After the hearing, a lawyer for the woman who spoke in court about being shot said his client — who was referred to only as "L.
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"I like him, and he seems different, but I don't like the way he bashes Trump," said Diane Lustgraaf, 64, after Steyer spoke in Logan.
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A day before Branson spoke in New York, Trump suggested during a visit to Paris that he may ease his opposition to the climate agreement.
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Though he spoke in Icelandic, the content of his speech was transparent, the choreography of candidacy in modern democracies being, with the odd exception, universal.
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A number of Republican lawmakers spoke in opposition to the bill ahead of the vote, arguing that red flag laws deny due process to Americans.
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Chanel Dickerson, who leads the department's Youth and Family Services Division, spoke in a Facebook Live presentation on Friday about the reports of missing children.
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Over the course of a six-month trial, critics, academics, psychiatrists, and even a minister spoke in Bruce's defense—none more beseechingly than Bruce himself.
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Some strategists said Mnuchin may have been quoted out of context since he also spoke in favor of a strong dollar, reflecting a solid economy.
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None of the 28 rigs it ordered from Brazilian yards were ever delivered — three lie unfinished at the shipyard where Ms. Rousseff spoke in 2011.
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"Escape rooms are huge in Eastern Europe," said Mr. Spira, who spoke in 2017 at the first-ever conference in Poland dedicated to the business.
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In the interview with The Times, Mr. Khalifa spoke in the presence of two Kurdish prison officials, who recorded the exchange but did not interfere.
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Booker himself spoke in South Carolina last month on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as did Bernie Sanders — another potential competitor for the Democratic nomination.
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In mid-September, escorted by three shaven-headed bodyguards, Jaki spoke in a gritty but gentrifying area called Praga, Warsaw's answer to Brixton or the Bronx.
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Members of the lower house of parliament voted 380-1803 in favour of the bill's third reading after senior officials spoke in favour of the measure.
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Doctors who worked with her recalled to ABC News that Gypsy never spoke in appointments; Dee Dee was the mouthpiece that described various symptoms and ailments.
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Poloz last spoke in testimony to House of Commons and Senate committees in the days following the bank's Monetary Policy Report and policy meeting on Oct.
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She spoke in general terms and did not speak about Weinstein's criminal case, because, at the time, her involvement with the Weinstein case wasn't publicly known.
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Before the 2012 election, when he was the Republican Party's vice presidential nominee, Ryan spoke in apocalyptic, almost Trumpian terms about the state of the country.
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The TLP was founded out of a movement supporting a bodyguard who assassinated Punjab provincial governor Salman Taseer after he spoke in Bibi's defence in 2011.
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When Martin Luther King Jr. or Malcolm X spoke in those days, Gregory said, white reporters and white editors decided how much they would be heard.
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Like contemporary rabbis, Alliata said, Jesus "was teaching daily life, how to manage in the daily life," and spoke in terms familiar to the common folk.
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"There were some rumors going around that she was an agent for the Russians, that's just absolutely ridiculous," said John Runkle, before Gabbard spoke in Fairfield.
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Five years after founding the division is when Osterloh originally told me he expected to "be selling products in high volumes" when we spoke in 2017.
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The elders in her family, Flores said, spoke in a hidden language to conceal the contents of their conversations—maybe gossip, risque jokes, or private discussions.
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Olivia Cowan, who also spoke in Ingham County, had a statement read on her behalf blaming the other organizations involved and demanding the be held accountable.
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Like her siblings, who spoke in the days before her, Ivanka sprinkled her remarks with personal anecdotes that showed a more human side of her father.
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One study found that reading a news story about a Republican who spoke in a church could actually prompt some Democrats to say they were nonreligious.
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After Trudeau spoke in the House of Commons he crossed the aisle and hugged Rona Ambrose, an Albertan who is leader of the official opposition Conservatives.
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Democrats who spoke in favor of the amendment said they were pro-life, but could not get behind the lack of exceptions for rape or incest.
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Throughout the night, the director mainly spoke in Korean and gave his acceptance speeches via translator Sharon Choi, before giving a few English sentences for effect.
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First, on the good teams, members spoke in roughly the same proportion, a phenomenon the researchers referred to as ''equality in distribution of conversational turn-taking.
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THE GRASSLEY-KELLY CONNECTION Grassley in 2013 spoke in favor of Kelly's nomination to the St. Louis-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit.
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Benchmark partner Matt Cohler also spoke in favor of their involvement, while adding it also should be clear that Khosrowshahi is now the one in charge.
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Their various underlings sometimes communicated, but that was largely it; even those surrogates didn't know how often, if ever, they got together, or spoke in private.
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This meandering narrative, Ms Jasanoff writes, "spoke in a metaphor [that] imperialists could appreciate", in particular about the moral uprightness of "the right sort" of Englishman.
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When last we spoke in February the company wasn't breaking out active users, noting only that it was getting 500,000 downloads per month at that time.
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Sisi often spoke in an aggressive tone in the speech, wagging his finger while providing few details on how he planned to improve life for Egyptians.
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Recounting another incident, Cosby spoke in pretty damning language about an 18- or 19-year-old aspiring actress he invited over to his home in 2000.
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Talks are preliminary and may not result in a deal, said the three sources, who spoke in recent days and requested anonymity to discuss the matter.
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It will be hardest for Poland, whose government Juncker targeted when he spoke in defense of the rule of law, and politically uncomfortable in the Netherlands.
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Everyone I met at Laurel Hill spoke in the enthusiastic, technical way of hobbyists about their cars' distinct styles, elegant interiors, and huge potential for customization.
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Clad in either her pneumatic vest or her pyjamas or a mixture of the two, Jolie spoke in an adorable attempt at a posh English accent.
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The lawyer spoke in front of a rally protesting Trump's controversial remarks during a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday in Helsinki.
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Previously, Duterte spoke in pragmatic terms, saying that standing up to China on its maritime rights would lead to a war that would destroy his country.
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The pair got to go to St. Louis for the non-profit's national conference, and Sabater spoke in front of the thousands of people in attendance.
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He spoke in Moscow after meeting with Staffan di Mistura, the United Nations special envoy for the Syria conflict, who is trying to revive peace talks.
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She spoke in the interview about the immense pressure she said she was under shortly after giving birth due to her university's strict policies on absences.
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But White House lawyer Ty Cobb said the president spoke in a rush at the time, though he maintained Trump's commitment to cooperating with Mueller's investigation.
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After Mr. Trump spoke in Pittsburgh last week, Matthew Jansen and Gabriel Keller thrust their way to the rope line to get a message to him.
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Achleitner spoke in front of shareholders, saying that U.S. banker John Thain had agreed to head up a new strategy committee on the bank's supervisory board.
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They spoke in percentages ("the top one-tenth of 1 percent …") and recited Mr. Sanders's stated average donation ($27) as if it were a bank PIN.
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Ahead of Friday's race with Mr. Horton, Mr. Sun spoke in an interview with Tencent Sports about a broader plot to discredit Chinese and Asian swimmers.
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Because the president spoke in scattered generalities, he didn't make it clear exactly which humans he considers unhuman — something he could have taken pains to specify.
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They spoke in overtly racist ways in court, mocked defendant's black-sounding names or used bastardized Ebonics to imitate the voices of defendants, families and victims.
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Dimon, who spoke in response to questions from a moderator and not from a prepared speech, voiced more concerned about taking appropriate caution in other areas.
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Thirty-five years before, he and his wife, Barbara, had lost a child to the disease, a family tragedy of which he rarely spoke in public.
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"The most important thing is that he tries," said Beltran, who spoke in Spanish for this article, as did the other Latino players who were interviewed.
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I didn't think I fit the "leadership" profile — I didn't have any volunteer experience, my GPA was about a 3.3, and I barely spoke in class.
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But when we spoke in Manila in May, he still wasn't sure that if he knew then what he knows now, he wouldn't have founded it.
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Trump spoke in front of a panoply of iconic American-made products: Gibson guitars, Maryland crab pots, a Delaware-made NASA space suit and Cheerwine soda.
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A few minutes later when they spoke in the church courtyard, she invited him to an Easter brunch she had organized for friends the next day.
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During the last of the three hearings, members of the House Intelligence Committee spoke in front of posters displaying the content, complaining that it was divisive.
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He spoke in particular about the potential of electric vehicles and other renewable energy industries to create jobs for people displaced by the decline in manufacturing.
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Mr. Trump spoke in February of a possible summit meeting at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago, with Mr. Xi this month to sign an agreement.
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In Chicago, the birthplace of his political career, Obama spoke in front of a supportive crowd who chanted "Four more years!" as he came on stage.
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On Sunday, Mr. Kimmel spoke in an interview there about how he sees his role as a host, comic and commentator on events of the day.
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She gave the impression that her life — her true life — had ended with theirs, especially her daughter, of whom she often spoke in the present tense.
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Mayfield, who had seemed to endorse Jackson's firing at the time, expressed amusement at Randall's chestiness but spoke in fairly harsh terms about his former coach.
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" It is said to be the only time he spoke in public: 45A: I had _U_S for "Tatooine has two of them" and immediately thought "PUBS!
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While Solomon and Waldron roamed the stage, occasionally glancing at notes on screens at their feet, Scherr spoke in measured tones from behind a translucent lectern.
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Apparently suffering from a bad cold, she spoke in a halting, raspy voice, saying the case's tangled procedural history "does not bar retrial of the defendants."
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The young woman, who spoke in imperfect English with a strong Eastern European accent, kept pointing at the briefcase and shaking her head up and down.
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"My mother never wanted me to be a writer," O'Brien said, when we first spoke in person, in the second-floor living room of her house.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump spoke in terms of an apple-pie populism that helped him pull off upset victories in November in Midwestern states like Wisconsin.
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Mr. Zoley spoke in detail about the probable impact of one change ordered by Mr. Trump, the end of the so-called catch-and-release program.
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ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adani spoke in a roughly half-hour recording in Arabia, CNN said, urging ISIS supporters to strike beginning in early June.
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One theme of posts, later debunked, argued that one of the high school students who spoke in media interviews about gun control was a paid actor.
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A trip to Haiti with Bill Clinton (who spoke in a video) and Mr. Penn sold to the media investor Aviv Nevo, known as Vivi, for $300,000.
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He spoke in soaring terms about sovereignty, freedom from the shackles of political correctness and globalization, which was why he said he would support Trump for President.
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Last month, when the Facebook CEO spoke in front of Congress, he was viciously meme'd for his robotic demeanor, something he's always gotten a lot flack for.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and other members of Congress spoke in tribute to Cummings during the ceremony.
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Timmermans spoke in the European Parliament in Strasbourg to update lawmakers on the state of the rule-of-law monitoring procedure launched against Poland a year ago.
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As El-Erian spoke in a "Squawk Box" interview, U.S.-China trade talks have stalled, and the two nations have stepped up tariffs on each other's imports.
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Similarly, WARgrams was just one of many internal newsletters, emails, and memos that were distributed widely and spoke in frank terms of the NSA's wartime goings-on.
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" She further claims the sisters spoke in "pseudo-spiritual speak that didn't mean anything" and insists "a lot of their information was incorrect — it was just incorrect.
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Jolie Pitt spoke in London on Monday as part of BBC's World on the Move day, continuing her humanitarian efforts to help the growing number of refugees.
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On Friday, after two sisters spoke in court, their father, Randall Margraves, tried to attack Nassar by charging him before being tackled and arrested by court officers.
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Yaakov Amidror, a former adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, spoke in Washington Thursday night at a discussion arranged by The Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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The 47-year-old Assange was too ill to appear at his last hearing in London, but spoke in court today via video-link, reports Sky News.
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However, in December 2016, the suspect allegedly spoke in seeming support of neo-Nazis and white supremacy, according to the Palm Beach Post, citing a sheriff's report.
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When Irwin was just eight, she spoke in front of 5,000 people – as well as millions more on television – at the memorial for her father Steve Irwin.
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Trump's riffs were dotted by baldfaced lies of the kind the press will easily check, but, more consequentially, he spoke in a barely coherent stream of consciousness.
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"This discovery ties Kepler-90 with our own solar system for having the most known planets," according to NASA's Paul Hertz, who spoke in a press conference.
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However, in December 2016, the suspect allegedly spoke in seeming support of neo-Nazis and white supremacy, according to the Palm Beach Post, citing a sheriff's report.
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Sanders spoke in support of Clinton on the convention's first night – despite receiving boos earlier in the day over his support of the former secretary of state.
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Pompeo spoke in Bangkok, where he met ministers of the Lower Mekong Initiative countries, who complain of drought caused in part by upstream dams on the river.
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At Mahnin he spoke in a soft, high-pitched voice, looking like the Soprano's Big Pussy Bonpensiero, hunched over the table in a black and white tracksuit.
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Defense attorney Kevin Downing, who spoke in front of a swarm of reporters and TV cameras, struggled at times to be heard amid a chorus of protesters.
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The receptionist, who spoke in a treacly drawl, directed her to a question on the first page, which asked if the applicant was a United States citizen.
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Trump spoke in Houston Saturday at a luncheon for the Remembrance Project, a nonprofit that advocates for people whose loved ones have been killed by illegal immigrants.
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She spoke in front of her campaign plane before leaving New York on Thursday, and again at a rally in North Carolina to register African-American voters.
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Over the past two weeks, two former New York mayors, Mr. Bloomberg and Rudolph W. Giuliani, each spoke in featured spots at one of the political conventions.
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Lt. Nadiya V. Savchenko, Ukraine's first female combat pilot, who was freed in a prisoners exchange with Russia last month, also spoke in support of the parade.
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Brayan, who spoke in Spanish through an interpreter, discussed his situation on the condition that only his first name be used because of his continuing legal case.
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He spoke in Rome at the Financial Regulatory Outlook Conference(here), sponsored by the think tank Centre for International Governance Innovation and by the Oliver Wyman consultancy.
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After investigators spoke in Oregon, Mr. Finicum's wife, Jeanette Finicum, read a statement in St. George, Utah, about an hour from her home in Cane Beds, Ariz.
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Activists and artists who work in social impact performed and spoke in depth to the women to encourage them to continue existing campaigns or begin new ones.
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We spoke in a sunlit corner outside the cafeteria at Chicago's Little Village Lawndale High School, where the organization was throwing a Halloween-themed early voting festival.
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A voice spoke in low but emphatic tones from what seemed to be a range of inches into my right ear—an authoritative voice, brooking no argument.
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The UNC Board of Trustees held a listening session in November where attendees spoke in support of and against Silent Sam, according to CNN affiliate WTVD-TV.
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American generals spoke in a surreal language that the Beatles could only aspire to, devising "pacification" programs that increased body counts and made peace ever more remote.
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"I'm actually even more impressed after today's press briefing," she said on Friday, after the president spoke in the Rose Garden, with top health officials and C.E.O.s.
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No European Union official would meet with him publicly, and the handful of European politicians who spoke in his favor tended to be from separatist movements themselves.
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As Judge Abdalla rattled off his questions, Ahmed spoke in a firm voice, denying the charges against him and vehemently reminding the judge of his medical report.
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Around the same time, she registered to vote to cast a ballot for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who made an impression on her when he spoke in Providence.
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In Scranton, College Students Give High Marks to Biden's First Campaign Speech While Mr. Biden spoke in Pittsburgh, students in his hometown watched from a conference room.
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The story was in English, but he could not understand the group members who spoke in Spanish, and had to turn for explanations to fully bilingual classmates.
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Clinton spoke in Greensboro, North Carolina, today in her first public appearance since Sunday, when she appeared to faint at a 9/11 memorial in Lower Manhattan.
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On his website, he said he spoke in full sentences by age 1, mastered high school mathematics by 12 and taught himself to play "concert level" piano.
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" He also spoke in interviews about his hospitalization for mental problems in 2016, and about getting addicted to opioids after liposuction — topics that loom large on "Ye.
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When Judge Gorton asked Mr. Henriquez if he had anything to add to the lead prosecutor's description of the allegations, Mr. Henriquez spoke in a halting voice.
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Telephone surveillance revealed the defendants spoke in code, referring to marijuana as "Oakland Raider jerseys," cellphones as "joints" and calling jail guards "Pink Panties," the statement said.
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Estranged from their native accents, they spoke in their grander borrowed ones a little carefully—as if, having learned their elocution lessons, they were now giving them.
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More than 150 women, including Biles' Olympic teammate Aly Raisman, spoke in court against Nassar in what became a reckoning with more than two decades of abuse.
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Prior to his sentencing, more than 150 women and girls spoke in court about how he had sexually abused them under the guise of providing medical care.
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Without commenting on what she thought Mr. Lord and Mr. Miller got wrong, Ms. Kennedy spoke in an interview about what she felt Mr. Howard did right.
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Barbagallo spoke in sworn testimony before a parliamentary commission investigating banking crises that could cost the government up to 23 billion euros in taxpayer money this year.
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He never appeared overly bothered by this and spoke in a tone somewhere between stage-wincing and sarcastic pride that he even rated a mention at all.
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Traders have often spoke in amazement about the "rotation" of the market, how every time one market leader starts to falter, another comes to take its place.
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She, too, is running for the top job at the D.N.C., and we spoke in late January in Houston, the site of another of the candidate forums.
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That spirit apparently motivated many Trump voters, who didn't mind that their tribune spoke in clownish generalities, possessed no relevant experience and exhibited an itchy trigger finger.
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She spoke in particular about a writer for New York's Intelligencer, who she said wrote "the meanest article" about her workshop, but was nice to her face.
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At Wednesday's V.I.P. preview, more sedate than the running-of-the-bulls ambience of years past, gallerists and curators spoke in apocalyptic terms about America after Jan.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who recently became a registered Democrat and spoke in New Hampshire on Saturday night, stands at 4% in the poll. Rep.
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Trump has made it clear that he wants Scott to run, most recently offering public encouragement last September when the president spoke in Florida following Hurricane Irma.
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Rashida Tlaib, a Michigan Democrat who is pushing forward with her impeachment resolution, briefly spoke in Tuesday morning's caucus meeting, according to another source in the room.
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George W. Bush rarely spoke in person to more than one finalist for each cabinet post, said Clay Johnson III, who directed his transition effort in 2000.
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The remarks were significant because both men spoke in favor of the Fed's rate increases last year, and both hold rotating votes on the Fed's policy committee.
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At Climeworks, Gebald and Wurzbacher spoke in similar terms, asserting that the conversations around climate challenges are moving beyond the choice between clean energy or carbon removal.
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We spoke in her living room, a space filled with her art, including that of friends and family, as well as folk art that she has collected.
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In 2007, he spoke in favor of free trade as he expanded on ExxonMobil's view of the world during a speech at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Mr. Trump discussed the latest developments on Thursday with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, with whom he also spoke in December before announcing the troop withdrawal.
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When he first appeared on the national scene, the fact that he spoke in a manner obviously influenced by the black church seemed like an interesting novelty.
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Obama spoke in advance of a July 8-9 NATO summit in Warsaw, Poland, where alliance members are expected to confirm their support for the Kabul government.
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Cohen spoke in January 2016 with an assistant to Putin's press secretary about the project, and requested help in securing land and financing, the charging documents said.
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But on Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars, the UFC fighter spoke in depth for the first time about her experience of being bullied during high school.
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Yes, many young men spoke in ways that objectified women, commenting in detail on how "hot" certain women were and sharing their desire to hook up with them.
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He spoke in broken Marathi, eliciting loud cheers from the audience, and smiled beatifically as some of the regulars on the show danced to some of his songs.
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