They have spoken in our laws and they have spoken in our elections.
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The cast is multinational, and Tadasu Takamine's set includes two screens, one translating lines spoken in Korean, the other translating those spoken in Japanese.
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It understands English spoken in an Indian accent, but can also make sense of some sentences that include words in various languages spoken in India, such as Hindi or Pubjabi.
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Amazon CTO Werner Vogels pitched fellows on the need for computing systems that can handle all the 6,000+ languages spoken in the world — not just the handful spoken in Western countries.
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This welcome new voice, less Olympian and more pluralistic, is not how MoMA has spoken in the past — but, then again, this is not how presidents have spoken in the past, either.
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Though English is spoken in most homes -- and used for government documents, court proceedings and business contracts -- at least 350 languages are spoken in the country, according to the US Census Bureau.
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And though English is spoken in most homes -- and used for government documents, court proceedings and business contracts -- at least 350 languages are spoken in the country, according to the US Census Bureau.
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Friedland tweeted that he had spoken in an "insensitive" manner.
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Consider Berik, spoken in a few villages in eastern Papua.
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More than 20 languages are spoken in its four schools.
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He has also spoken in defiance of federal regulation before.
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Trump and Manafort haven't spoken in several months, she said.
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They are the most important words spoken in the world.
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She'd spoken in a soft, practical tone, not sounding afraid.
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The two have not spoken in years, according to Malka.
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More than 70 languages are spoken in the public schools.
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Record jackets, catalogs, pamphlets, much of it spoken in performance.
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He has already spoken in private about serving two terms.
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I knew because she hadn't spoken in half an hour.
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Making sure the president's name is not spoken in vain.
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I wish I hadn't spoken in such a patronizing tone.
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The World Service will also add Indian languages Gujarati, Marathi and Telugu, as well as Punjabi which is widely spoken in Pakistan and parts of India, and Korean, spoken in both North and South Korea.
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I don't know firsthand, because we haven't spoken in 10 years.
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Coming into Rivals, me and Sarah hadn't spoken in two years.
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So there's French already being established and spoken in the nursery.
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Not a word is spoken in this apartment except by me.
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A large portion of the dialogue is spoken in subtitled Russian.
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The two longtime collaborators and friends reportedly haven't spoken in months.
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"We haven't spoken in months, which is really stupid," Braxton says.
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Bush has spoken in increasingly personal terms about his daughter's experience.
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According to multiple sources, Pulos and Lewis haven't spoken in months.
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It bubbles out through words spoken in her native Yorkshire accent.
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But there are about 7000 languages spoken in the world today.
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Her playing was refined and soft-spoken in its brilliance throughout.
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More than 90 languages and dialects are spoken in the district.
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Some have spoken in favor of impeachment more forcefully than others.
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He said Trump has spoken in the same vein many times.
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Publicly, though, they have spoken in solidarity with the prime minister.
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That's because, she said, the language was spoken in the home.
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The additional African languages will be Afaan Oromo and Amharic, spoken in Ethiopia and other countries, Tigrinya, the main language of Eritrea, and Nigerian languages Igbo, Yoruba and Pidgin, also spoken in other West African countries.
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Bouteflika has not spoken in public since suffering a stroke in 2013.
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She speaks English, Spanish and her native Zapotec spoken in Oaxaca, Mexico.
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So anything spoken in the posh British dialect sounds smart and savvy.
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Legally, maybe Cruz has clearly spoken in favor of preserving the rule.
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Urdu, widely spoken in Pakistan, can be mostly understood by Hindi speakers.
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This is the first time that they've ever spoken in character form.
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Parker Santé hasn't spoken in years, since witnessing his father's horrific death.
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Savage now estimates that she has spoken in front of 23,000 students.
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Scherer said there can be 30 different languages spoken in the plants.
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Two men have a bitter grudge and have hardly spoken in years.
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" He called the man, who had spoken in Russian, a "Moscow provocateur.
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Words are spoken in languages that will probably disappear in a generation.
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Yet, in Dr. Rahman's opinion, God had not spoken in a vacuum.
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English is spoken in most establishments; traveler's Spanish will get you far.
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Mr. Immelt had spoken in the past of stepping down this year.
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A half-dozen words spoken in 1954 changed the course of history.
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Conservative commentators on Fox News have spoken in support of the policy.
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The travelers' lines are spoken in French, English, Italian, Arabic and Dutch.
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In addition to West African Pidgin English, the service now delivers news in Afaan Oromo, Amharic, Tigrinya (languages spoken in Ethiopia, Eritrea and other parts of Africa); and in Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi and Telugu (spoken in India), among others.
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It's very much time the truth be spoken in its long, raw form.
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I knew nothing about her as we'd never actually spoken in real life.
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For example, L and R are not distinguishable when spoken in some languages.
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When spoken in the booming collective, women's voices became too loud to dismiss.
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Sanders said she believed the two men have spoken in the past day.
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They have governed separately, but Mandarin Chinese is widely spoken in both places.
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Castilian refers to the dialect of Spanish spoken in a region of Spain.
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His first language is Q'eqchi', a Mayan language spoken in Guatemala and Belize.
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Our topic had been women's activism, and we'd both spoken in equal amounts.
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For Biden, that dynamic happened after black voters had spoken in South Carolina.
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Even though we hadn't spoken in months, I knew he'd find it hilarious.
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Although English is spoken in Parliament, by law French is allowed there too.
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He had a niece down South, maybe, but they hadn't spoken in years.
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Sanders said Trump and Sessions had not spoken in the past 24 hours.
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Sanders said she believed the two men had spoken in the past day.
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"The majority (of ministers) have spoken in favor of nine months," he said.
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Unlike Irish or Breton, the Celtic language spoken in Galicia is lost to history.
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Buttigieg has also spoken in favor of American capitalism, but not without some criticism.
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The comments Clinton made about Lewinsky were spoken in private to a close confidante.
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This room negotiates them — perhaps more than any other room I've ever spoken in.
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EU diplomats expect the draft to be published once Barnier has spoken in Brussels.
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This room negotiates them -- perhaps more than any other room I've ever spoken in.
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"They haven't spoken in months," a source told PEOPLE exclusively about Gomez and Bieber.
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She and her mother have a longstanding feud, and haven't spoken in two years.
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Spoken in Dothraki, the Targaryen teaser is about Daenerys's tenuous place in the world.
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The two best friends hadn't spoken in the weeks since the Jamaica episode aired.
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Kogan had spoken in front of British lawmakers about the data scandal in April.
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The two men have not spoken in public about the circumstances of their release.
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Ms. Sanders said that Mr. Manafort and the president have not spoken in months.
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Those countries have also spoken in support of Taiwan at meetings of U.N. organizations.
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He was an abusive person, likely still is—we haven't spoken in a decade.
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Others are examples of modern slang spoken in English, the nation's shared official language.
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This will not turn on translation subtitles for content spoken in a foreign language.
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She may be soft-spoken in public, but she is also steely and determined.
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Do you see any languages that are spoken in your neighborhood or school community?
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Mr. Raisi is not known to have spoken in the campaign about that era.
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There's the French spoken in Canada, which can sound archaic to those from France.
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At times, he has spoken in graphic terms, describing seeing families screaming in anguish.
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It means "shine" in Manx Gaelic, a language spoken in the Isle of Man.
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While the Persian spoken in Afghanistan and neighboring Iran have distinct accents and numerous variations in vocabulary and usage, other essentials are the same, with the gap between the two sometimes compared to the differences between the French spoken in France and Canada.
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Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh has not spoken in recent days about the OPEC meeting.
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Duringthe RHOBH Reunion special, Kyle revealed that she and Kathy hadn't spoken in six months.
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English is widely spoken in popular expat spots like Lake Chapala and the Riviera Maya.
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But for decades U.S. policymakers of both major parties have spoken in very different terms.
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Women accounted for the majority of words spoken in just four of the 103 films.
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Kylie's even spoken in interviews about her ambition to be a chicken farmer one day.
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He has not spoken in favor of amending the Constitution to ban same-sex marriage.
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Elizabeth Warren, a prominent Democrat and senator from Massachusetts, has spoken in favour of tariffs.
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The beer drinkers have spoken in round one of CNBC's Battle of the Beer Labels.
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"Her disease has progressed, and she hasn't spoken in about almost four years," said Zellweger.
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The telephone conversation was the first time she had spoken in more than a week.
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English is widely spoken in the city state, though many locals also speak Mandarin Chinese.
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Trump has also spoken in recent weeks with advisers about potential replacements, the Journal reported.
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He has repeatedly spoken in flattering terms about Mr. Putin and pushed for closer ties.
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"The Chahar dialect is still widely spoken in Chahar families in Wenquan," the daughter said.
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In March 22.80, Snap launched eight new languages — five of which are spoken in India.
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"We have spoken in the past about the dangers of trade disputes," Ms. Georgieva said.
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Bannon has spoken in-person with Las Vegas businessman Danny Tarkanian, who is challenging Sen.
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Last year, Butterball loaded answers spoken in the experts' voices into Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.
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There's the French spoken in Canada, which to the "citoyens" of France can sound archaic.
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In the new paper, called "Universals and Cultural Diversity in the Expression of Gratitude," a team looked at interactions in eight languages on five continents: English, Italian, Polish, Russian, Lao, Cha'palaa (spoken in Ecuador), Murrinhpatha (an aboriginal language in Australia) and Siwu (spoken in Ghana).
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In short, has the word Genius (spoken in hushed tones) flung a cordon sanitaire around him?
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She doesn't know what happened to her friends back home — they haven't spoken in a year.
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The 59-year-old president has repeatedly spoken in support of sexual equality and LGBT rights.
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Women who have worked for him have spoken in support of his mentorship — including pay equality.
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As in video, an image can convey a meaning opposite to the words spoken in it.
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An aide said it was the first time Sanders has spoken in the Senate since December.
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Trump was a notable no-show at CPAC this year, where he's spoken in years past.
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In the neighborhood Kimberley, up to six different languages are spoken in one sentence, he added.
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They said 'wow, Herald hasn't spoken in a month and I heard him say he's cute!
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About 43% of residents are nonwhite, and 80 languages are spoken in its well-regarded schools.
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The note was from Ms. Faludi's father, with whom she had barely spoken in 25 years.
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But with Meadows' comments on Monday, at least one Republican has spoken in defense of Cummings.
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The positive words spoken in a positive tone prompted strong activity in the brain's reward centers.
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Zayn has spoken in interviews about everything from his struggles with anxiety to his Muslim faith.
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Yes, Netflix, but you've just made us aware that we haven't moved or spoken in hours.
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It was the first time that the mother had spoken in detail publicly about the killings.
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She took piano lessons and did gymnastics at the Y.M.C.A. English was spoken in the household.
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Leaders of these behemoths have long spoken in ambitious, gauzy sentimentalities about a broadly progressive future.
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But state officials have spoken in general about the need for parents to secure their weapons.
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And although hundreds of languages are spoken in New York, the instructions appear only in English.
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Seacrest has repeatedly denied the accusation against him, and "Idol" producers have spoken in his defense.
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Democrats and some Republicans, like Graham, had long spoken in favor of DACA and its beneficiaries.
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While the dialogue is spoken in English, all the music is sung in the original German.
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I've now spoken in J.C.C.s from San Diego and San Francisco to St. Louis to Atlanta.
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Paul told Fox News last year he and Boucher had not previously spoken in a decade.
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" He said he had not heard Russian being spoken in the office, calling the question "ridiculous.
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Yes, our language continue to be spoken in various communities, but they are ALL in decline.
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This video shows the scene of the accident up close (with some strong language spoken in Italian).
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Mike Huckabee, and ex-US Ambassador to the UN John Bolton have all spoken in recent years.
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"I had never openly spoken in public about my own addiction to opioids and painkillers," she wrote.
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Their relationship, once close, has cooled over the Russia issue; they have barely spoken in recent weeks.
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Markle, 36, has spoken in the past about the importance of acknowledging both sides of her background.
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"[Australians] have spoken in their millions and they have voted overwhelmingly yes for marriage equality," Turnbull said.
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Pulos and Lewis haven't spoken in three months following a rift in their personal and professional relationship.
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It was the first time a major tobacco executive has spoken in depth about the agency's proposal.
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Pravin Gordhan, a popular finance minister fired by Mr Zuma, has spoken in favour of Mr Ramaphosa.
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This work is called kharabat, or "sexual entertainment," in Dari, a dialect of Persian spoken in Afghanistan.
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But since they hadn't spoken in a year, he also hadn't given his new number to Blake.
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Clinton, for her part, has spoken in the past about her Methodist faith, including on Monday night.
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Just as each element has a certain valence, every line spoken in the Curie lab contains multitudes.
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Bouteflika, in power for 20 years, has not spoken in public since suffering a stroke in 2013.
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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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"I don't know what caused this," said Mr. Mateen, speaking in Dari, a language spoken in Afghanistan.
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Reality check Democratic leaders and President Donald Trump haven't spoken in more than 10 days, aides say.
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PICKER: YOU'VE SPOKEN IN THE PAST ABOUT HOW THE MARKET HAS INCREASINGLY BECOME MORE EFFICIENT OVER TIME.
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Schumer told reporters on Wednesday that he and the president haven't spoken in two to three weeks.
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Trump addresses Jeffrey Epstein connection, claims the two haven't spoken in 15 years after a 'falling out'
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French is spoken in eight of Cameroon's 10 regions and English in the northwestern and southwestern regions.
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Discreetly, they listen to the lusty words of Badbadtati, spoken in a delicate but quirky french accent.
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Gabriel on Monday had spoken in support of Steinmeier, while NATO and U.S. officials criticized his remarks.
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Xoon, is part of the Khoisan language group, spoken in the Kalahari Desert and hardly anywhere else.
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He rapped about substance abuse, having spoken in interviews about an addiction to prescription opiate cough syrup.
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Changing the prompt that needs to be spoken in order to elicit laughter from the wannabe human.
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Yes. People don't even realize the number of indigenous languages spoken in Latin America to begin with.
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In the past, Suda51 has actually spoken in vague terms about a third game in the series.
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The guitarist Tad Kubler has spoken in recent years about how he overcame drug and alcohol problems.
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There are words in the game, but they're spoken in a language you don't understand and never will.
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When it came to the late Smokey and the Bandit actor, Field revealed they hadn't spoken in decades.
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Seventy-four percent of students are Latino, and 94 languages other than English are spoken in LAUSD schools.
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She also runs a tiny organic restaurant and has spoken in favor of legalizing marijuana for medical use.
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Their name means "brown" in Dhudhuroa, a now-extinct language once spoken in eastern Australia, where they live.
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If Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, had spoken in similar terms, the tabloids would be up in arms.
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There are nearly 850 languages spoken in the country, making it the most linguistically diverse place on earth.
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The two haven't spoken in years, for reasons to come, but his mommy issues are very, very real.
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And he said that until Friday, he and Conaway, the Agriculture committee chairman, hadn't spoken in five weeks.
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Their name derives from the word for "tanned" in Occitan, a language spoken in the south of France.
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According to a report by the Census Bureau, there are at least 350 languages spoken in U.S. homes.
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Romney and Hatch are longtime friends but haven't spoken in several months, according to aides to both men.
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Even House Republicans who lost in November -- and have spoken in opposition to the President -- acknowledge the power.
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We see the languages spoken in this community, the traditions, the cultures as a strength for El Paso.
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"If you must blink, do it now" is the first line spoken in this stop-motion animated movie.
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"All consequences are at your own risk," a soldier yells in Cantonese, the language spoken in Hong Kong.
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Lawrence has spoken in the past about the need to bring together both parties and end America's polarization.
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In discussing higher education, you may have noticed that I have spoken in terms of completing your degrees.
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Indeed, Ford's chief executive, Jim Hackett, has spoken in detail about the company's plans to monetize car data.
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An earlier version of this article left an incorrect impression about the prevalence of English spoken in India.
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Only 20 native languages are still spoken in Alaska, and last year the governor declared a linguistic emergency.
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Several have spoken in court about the guilt they feel for exposing their children to a sexual predator.
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This will include South Africa's Afrikaans; Swahili, widely spoken in Kenya; Nigeria's Yoruba; and Wolof, native to Senegal.
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Create a map or list of the languages spoken in your town or even just in your classroom.
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Thanks to her interactions with customers, she picked up other languages spoken in the country, Luganda and Swahili.
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Second, the president should take heed of the words spoken in anticipation of Human Rights Day, on Dec.
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A less risky test Germany's health minister, Jens Spahn, has spoken in favor of making the test free.
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Once near extinction, it is now taught in schools and spoken in Parliament (where the Maori have reserved seats).
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He told PEOPLE in 2011 that he learned the language after first seeing it spoken in a classic movie.
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I respected the fact that she was willing to take a chance, even though we hadn't spoken in months.
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The Baltic nation's first woman president has spoken in the past about facing workplace discrimination because of her gender.
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However, he has also spoken in favour of changing EU rules to strip public investment out of deficit calculations.
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Krieg: When we've spoken in the past, you tended to be either advocating a policy or for a candidate.
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Though Ecevit himself had spoken in favor of Gülen and his schools, that didn't keep him from being targeted.
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"They made a mistake with his name," Mered says in Tigrinya, one of the main languages spoken in Eritrea.
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But a president's words are themselves a form of action, because words spoken in high office carry great weight.
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Ivanka Trump – whose siblings have all spoken in support of their father at the convention – will introduce the candidate.
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French is the official language for most of Cameroon but English is spoken in two regions that border Nigeria.
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She has spoken in the past about suffering from bulimia, taking hallucinogenic drugs and being abused as a child.
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The two women hadn't spoken in months, after a prolonged breakup, and the ex was now seeing somebody new.
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"Stephen: "We'd love to bring it out in the Egyptian dialect or in a dialect spoken in the Gulf.
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His voice softly spoken in comparison to his records, a far cry from the ecstasy of his band's music.
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For this, look to the Chainsmokers, who have spoken in interviews about treating their music like a tech product.
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"Toughest loss of my career so far, for sure," he said, soft-spoken in style more than in sorrow.
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Almost half of the available delegates have been awarded, and over 19 million voters have spoken in 27 contests.
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Although he and Ms. Chia hadn't spoken in decades, Mr. Yellen had seen her work online and was impressed.
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The culprit was Marine Serre: a surprisingly elfin radical, 5 feet and change tall, soft-spoken in the extreme.
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The report would be translated in English and the three main languages spoken in Iran (Farsi, Arabic and Azeri).
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He has not spoken in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 and remains in a hospital in Geneva.
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" Spoken in a friendly but firm tone of voice makes a powerful statement, which is, "I'm not getting involved.
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The pair, who weren't together at the time, hadn't spoken in more than a year, according to the book.
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Not to mention the Portuguese spoken in Portugal versus that of its former colonies, including Angola, Brazil and Mozambique.
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Not to mention the Portuguese spoken in Portugal versus that of its colonial heirs, including Angola, Brazil and Mozambique.
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