They have typically spoken together after rounds of negotiation have concluded.
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Had they spoken together, of course, had they looked into each other's eyes and smiled, he would immediately have fallen back into knowing her.
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The two have been close friends for years and have spoken together publicly about how to bring about change and gender equality in Hollywood.
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It will be the first formal summit meeting between Trump and Putin, who have spoken together twice on the sidelines of annual gatherings of world leaders.
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Neither group has spoken together since about the rule, and it became clear Thursday that there still remains disagreement over who is responsible for end to communications.
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It will be the first formal summit meeting for Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin, who have spoken together twice on the sidelines of annual gatherings of world leaders, and it will come at a particularly critical moment, with midterm elections looming in the United States.
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Instead, when the words are spoken together the most natural pronunciation is rather similar to , in which there is no nasal closure or any version of the zero onset, and instead nasalization of the vowel occurs.
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Maung is not one of the majority Pama-Nyungan languages, but belongs to the Iwaidjic subgroup of the Iwaidjan languages, spoken, together with Manangkardi, on Goulburn Island. The language was first described in some detail by Arthur Capell and Heather Hinch.
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Bheda, refers to usage of Logic or Trickery, influence the mind. 4\. Danda refers to force or armaments. To take up war with the opposite state. All of the above four Upayas are generally spoken together in a single colloquial phrase - "Sama Dana Bheda Dandopaya".
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Rosselli: The Genoese community of Gibraltar (in Italian) In the 1753 census the Genoese were the biggest group (nearly 34%) of civilian residents in the Gibraltar and up until 1830 Italian was spoken together with English and Spanish and used in official announcements.Levey, David: Language change and variation in Gibraltar, page 24. John Benjamins Publishing Company.
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Daschle's Republican opponent, John Thune, defeated Daschle. Frist and Daschle later worked together at the Bipartisan Policy Center and have spoken together at healthcare conventions and events. Many of Frist's opponents accused him of pandering to Republican primary voters and taking extreme positions on social issues such as the Terri Schiavo case to please the Republican base. However, Frist changed his position on stem cell research.
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Purchas offered no evidence for his claim about the 1587 colony except to state, "Powhatan confessed to Cap. Smith, that hee had beene at their slaughter, and had divers utensills of theirs to shew." It is possible Smith related the story of Wahunsenacawh's confession to Purchas, as they are known to have spoken together. However, Smith's own writings never mention the confession, leaving Purchas's claim to stand alone in what historian Helen Rountree dismisses as "an anti-Indian polemic".
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Despite his criticisms, Hockett always expressed gratitude to the generative school for seeing real problems in the preexisting approaches. > There are many situations in which bracketing does not serve to > disambiguate. As already noted, words that belong together cannot always be > spoken together, and when they are not, bracketing is difficult or > impossible. In the 1950s this drove some grammarians to drink and other to > transformations, but both are only anodynes, not answersHockett, > Refurbishing our Foundations.
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The future king was born Saw Ke (စောကဲ)The prevailing spelling စော်ကဲ is based on the pronunciation when spoken together with Swa. Among the major chronicles, only Yazawin Thit uses the formal spelling instead of the more common pronunciation-based one. on 16 July 1330The chronicle Zatadawbon Yazawin (Zata 1960: 46, 72) says he was born on Monday, the 1st nekkhat of the 5th month of 693 ME (1st waxing of Wagaung 693 ME), which translates to Friday, 5 July 1331. But 693 ME is most probably a typographical error.
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Aitken 2006, pp. 34–37 Jonathan Aitken first met him at Cherkley Court, the home of his great uncle Lord Beaverbrook, where he was having a stand-up blazing row with the journalist Hugh Cudlipp who had made the mistake of criticising his father.Aitken 2006, pp. 33–34 In the early 1960s, after they had spoken together at an Oxford Union debate the previous evening, Randolph invited Aitken to drive him back to London and join him for lunch with his parents at 28 Hyde Park Gate. After Randolph had insisted on stopping three times for drinks on the way, they arrived late and with Randolph smelling of drink.
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Along with 24 of their leading clansmen, the two chiefs saluted each other, drank together, and exchanged swords to mark the end of the feud. That afternoon Mackintosh marched in good order north from Clunes to Laggan. Tradition had it that in more than three centuries, "a Mackintosh and a Cameron had never even spoken together",Mackintosh (1880) page 383 which of course ignored alliances such as that at the Battle of Inverlochy (1431). The Camerons considered it something of a Pyrrhic victory, as the pursuit of their claim to Arkaig and Glen Loy over the years had cost them lands worth four times as much.
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In AD 686, hearing that his friend was visiting Carlisle to give the veil to Queen Eormenburg, he went to see him there, instead of at Lindisfarne as was usual. After they had spoken together, St Cuthbert said, "Brother Herbert, tell to me now all that you have need to ask or speak, for never shall we see one another again in this world. For I know that the time of my decease is at hand." Then Herbert fell weeping at his feet and begged that St Cuthbert would obtain for him the grace that they might both be admitted to praise God in heaven at the same time.
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