So you can hold it and read it aloud just as it was read aloud on September 15 or 16, 1692.
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Something of the lulling Jacobite music is gone; it is difficult to imagine someone reading aloud the Alter version to a lover, as so many have read aloud the K.J.V. rendering.
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The names and ages of the victims were read aloud.
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He wondered aloud if this was all in my head.
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"Curtains are hot in Berlin right now," I reason aloud.
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He showed her the card, and Dunaway read it aloud.
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"What the hell is this?" she said aloud to herself.
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But why, Kyle wondered aloud, would new mothers need condoms?
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Chief Justice John Roberts just had to read aloud Sen.
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He also declined to read aloud a question from Sen.
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"So I survived my first dose," the singer read aloud.
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He reads this text aloud and Mom starts to cry.
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Then, he wondered aloud about how this technology could work.
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And he wondered aloud if it might start a trend.
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MSNBC noticed Trump reading something aloud in the presidential limo.
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"I don't know if it's squishy," a researcher pondered aloud.
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They somehow scream out the aspiration of a generation aloud.
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In court, Schaffer read aloud Cosby's statements from that interview.
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"Uh, let's see, uh?" he said aloud, his voice rising.
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And they were speaking answers aloud, not simply thinking them.
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"Why does this always happen to me?" he wonders aloud.
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"I'm free," he said aloud again, just to hear it.
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All 36 victims' names were read aloud in court Tuesday.
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These include taking notes on the page and reading aloud.
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His wife worried aloud that he'd have a heart attack.
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Patterns of numbers on flip cards, read aloud, in sequence.
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So what on Earth, he wondered aloud, could it be?
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I didn't even want to say the drug name aloud.
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He gets it eventually, after adorably reading the instructions aloud.
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He says his birth date aloud to clear his head.
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Clinton to read aloud portions of the special counsel's report.
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Song Hai wondered aloud how he would carry it all.
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His words call to be read aloud, to be tasted.
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But say these words aloud: The admissions process isn't fair.
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When the proctor read her score aloud my heart sank.
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A few wondered aloud about the prospect of an uprising.
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He wondered aloud why he even had a transition office.
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One fighter asked aloud if they should finish him off.
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Ilhan Omar was scripted and read aloud on Saturday's show.
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"Oh, she has not joined the band?" he wondered aloud.
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I went and asked if I could read it aloud.
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Whether they will ever say it aloud is something else.
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Your console will automatically stop or start reading text aloud.
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Reading these names aloud slowly, carefully, is an overwhelming experience.
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"Winners aren't losers, they're winners — like me!" he read aloud.
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"Would an actual terrorist say yes?" he later wondered aloud.
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I've read "Great Expectations" aloud twice as a bedtime story.
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The greatest works of literature benefit from being read aloud.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — In 1976 I left a small Catholic grammar school, where we prayed aloud four times a day, to attend a large public high school where we didn't pray aloud at all.
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SENECA, S.C. — He read aloud from a cease-and-desist letter.
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Republican lawmakers asked Strzok to read aloud many of his texts.
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Below is the full statement that she read aloud in court.
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It'll be read aloud in the Assistant's voice — not your own.
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When do the sellers finish?" he wondered aloud on "Mad Money.
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L. reads aloud people's social media reactions to the new episode.
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President Donald Trump on Monday wondered aloud if Virginia Democratic Sen.
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Typing that all out rather than speaking it aloud felt cumbersome.
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Darrell Issa later making Strzok read examples of those texts aloud.
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"XOXO, Gossip Girl," Corinne says aloud, to no one in particular.
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Encourage focused reading time, either for independent reading or reading aloud.
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Their contributions were read aloud at the beginning of the event.
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He touches Ana's ankle bone, which causes her to gasp aloud.
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Under Senate impeachment rules, Roberts read aloud questions posed by senators.
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The instructions looks more like equations than commands to say aloud.
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" Nate instructs Poppy as the trio collectively says aloud: "Keep growing!
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"$20, $40, $60, $80, ... $95," Rippon says, counting his money aloud.
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Many wondered aloud whether the police, too, may make an appearance.
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The statement was read aloud in the assembly the parliamentary speaker.
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" Frey saw solo success with the 1982 release "No Fun Aloud.
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"I wonder if anyone showed up here high," I wonder aloud.
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I wonder aloud whether Elizabeth still gets recognized, and how often.
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Say either of those sentences aloud and they sound just fine.
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But there is a dark reality that rarely gets spoken aloud.
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Why might it require gumption to speak the word "tankini" aloud?
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Choose some descriptive words to say aloud that reflect your intention.
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She took out the letter and read it aloud to everyone.
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Next, choose a partner and take turns reading your descriptions aloud.
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I had not, and I wondered aloud what they were like.
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We read aloud and laughed through this curmudgeonly ode to pessimism.
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He spoke her name aloud when she returned to the room.
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" She remembers the moment she read it aloud being "very scary.
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Mr. Obama himself marveled aloud at the significance of his trip.
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His insults and sexual innuendoes are read aloud with biting disapproval.
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Scott wondered aloud whether he had played his last N.H.L. game.
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Most just wondered aloud what I was wearing around my neck.
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Mr. Flood wondered aloud whether the project amounted to a sellout.
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I tear up when reading that part aloud to my grandchildren.
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" And he wondered aloud whether George Washington had a "bad past.
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Individuals in the group took turns reading aloud their collective message.
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My grandfather read aloud newspaper stories rife with intrigue and horror.
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Google's latest "fake news" oversight sounds even worse when spoken aloud.
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He recalls swearing aloud when he researched Novichok on the internet.
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Lines from a beloved poem by Gwendolyn Brooks were read aloud.
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And I thought: Do I really want to say this aloud?
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Crupi encouraged their anxiety, wondering aloud if she should cast understudies.
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The mayor repeated the words aloud, momentarily searching for a connection.
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I Googled a picture of my favorite poet and laughed aloud.
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"Mike, I'm drawn to you…" Jed reads the date card aloud.
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The students huddled in separate corners of the room reading aloud.
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From there, Chief Justice John Roberts will read the questions aloud.
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From there, Chief Justice John Roberts will read the questions aloud.
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"Why Cincinnati?" catcher Jorge Posada, Jeter's buddy, wondered aloud that day.
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In the press box, reporters wondered aloud if he was sick.
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"Two minutes," one worker said aloud, as the clock ticked down.
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Murkowski said there were "readers" reading the report aloud to senators.
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I tried reading a few passages aloud to break the ice.
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Then arrange a meeting and read the letter aloud, in person.
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Prosecutors read it aloud in court on day two of sentencing.
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I don't remember what the passages read aloud were about, exactly.
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We warned our sisters, but we spoke in whispers, never aloud.
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When we read it aloud, she smiled as only Marianne can.
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His work with Girls Aloud is what drew us to him.
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In an interview, he wasn't able to say the 17 names aloud.
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Parker makes for a wonderful author to read aloud to your lover.
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But by that night, Pearce began wondering aloud if something was amiss.
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But how could working class people vote for Trump, he wondered aloud.
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Echo sent a lightly-encrypted message to Bravo rather than replying aloud.
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When we finally said it aloud, I braced myself for devastating sadness.
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On her show Tuesday evening, Banfield read aloud a portion of Babe.
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Many asked aloud "Is he ok?" while others wondered what to do.
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No politician from any of India's larger parties can say this aloud.
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When I rinsed it off, I actually said "wow" aloud to myself.
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Sometimes singing aloud, alone, in the shower just doesn't quite cut it.
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"Hey, you've reached the Reynolds," the message says aloud in Lively's voice.
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Trump on Tuesday pondered aloud that maybe, just maybe, Cruz was wrong.
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Later that year, Mann read aloud from it when he received the
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When Helge sees Noah, he hugs him, and reads aloud when asked.
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Trevor Noah wondered aloud whether Comey could be undermining his own credibility.
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"Let me feel worthy and let me feel smart," she said aloud.
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Then, exchange your work with others, or take turns reading them aloud.
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"What the [expletive] was I thinking?" he asks aloud at one point.
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What about his company's truckloads of expensive construction tools, he wonders aloud.
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"Why am I cast as some jezebel, some ho?" she wondered aloud.
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One wondered aloud whether he could still build a career in London.
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She said the names of the paint colors aloud: Misty Morning Dew.
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A letter to Reid was read aloud at a Democratic caucus meeting.
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Drivers can have the system read new texts aloud and dictate responses.
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Cole read aloud short prose texts meditating on Duarte's life and times.
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Schiff, informed of the tweet, read it aloud and asked Yovanovitch's response.
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Tap each part of the pop-up to hear it read aloud.
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Heidi Heitkamp as she read something aloud to them from her phone.
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Not too palatable to say aloud, but realpolitik is not always pretty.
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If you want to be alone, he says aloud, I can go.
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Student Question | Do You Have Childhood Memories of Being Read Aloud To?
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"I feel like it's easier to just buy it," I wondered aloud.
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Daenerys wonders aloud if she can trust Varys (you can trust Varys!).
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The night before, she had mused aloud about her attitude toward interviews.
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For example, you can ask Alexa to read aloud a Kindle book.
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When her class read books together aloud, Alanna would often become confused.
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Anoushka still enjoys reading aloud to her brother, who is now 6.
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I entertained her by reading aloud from my phone about Congressman Rodino.
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"We don't need you anymore," I whispered aloud, then cried some more.
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I wondered aloud why the Raptors were getting beat on backdoor cuts.
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"What is my pain threshold between one and 10," she read aloud.
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Whereas, people are seldom willing to recognize racism, at least not aloud.
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Publicly, Mr. Biden has mused aloud about who will be behind him.
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I wondered aloud why he would risk his career to help me.
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In response, Mr. Mazurek read aloud the agents' report on the statements.
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Consider a long but gripping book to read aloud in small increments.
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She wondered aloud if the museum obtained a privacy waiver from him.
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It sounded like she was talking on the phone, or reading aloud.
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After Wilson's terrible stroke in 1919, his wife read aloud to him.
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Still standing, Daniel began to recite aloud the Shema, a Jewish prayer.
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He frets aloud about the cost of absorbing the 1003 percent tariffs.
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Here&aposs how to get your Mac computer to read text aloud.
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I was in awe of the poets who read their work aloud.
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Minutes later, the tweet was read aloud to Yovanovitch on Capitol Hill.
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He wondered aloud if Buttigieg could ever win over voters of color.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) submitted a question for Roberts to read aloud.
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Their question is presented to the Chief Justice to be read aloud.
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Mr. Sarno repeated the word, wrote it down and read it aloud.
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They will read the documents aloud in the Senate chamber on Thursday.
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Thursday's session will begin with a committee clerk reading the articles aloud.
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The letter, from the archdiocese, was read aloud during Masses on Feb.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), read aloud in real time during the hearing.
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Some instructors had students read aloud from textbooks and watch instructional videos.
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Suzanne read aloud the poem "The Well of Grief," by David Whyte.
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" I read the name of the company that makes them aloud: "Naegohyang.
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Seeking to raise Arthur's spirits as he hovered on the threshold of his final illness (he died in 2004), John Lithgow started reading aloud to his father the same stories his father had once read aloud to him.
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"Stay on point, Donald," he said aloud at a rally on November 2.
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This week, Knightley's lawyer read aloud her troubling victim impact statement in court.
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But maybe that frees me up to wonder aloud about the show's ending.
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In fact they're even starting to, very cautiously, say it aloud in public.
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Often she'd read poetry aloud, discuss the news, or watch TV with him.
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When she registered her confusion, he started reading aloud portions of Lamstein's evaluation.
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He was thinking aloud and gazing into the dead faces in the smoke.
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They read aloud safety instructions, only to be repeatedly critiqued for their performances.
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Ms. Casten will talk about the war and read a few letters aloud.
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I'd wondered aloud whether calling this a "carbon tax" was a smart idea.
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During the service, a letter from Noé Aguilar was read aloud, WTVD reported.
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Hearing ourselves say these messages aloud can seem increasingly more authentic and meaningful.
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Reubens read aloud from another box with glee: ''Suzanne Somers's 403-Way Poncho!
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When you swipe past a picture, the device will read aloud to you.
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HOAR, HEIR, MERE and TEAR pack a more familiar punch when read aloud.
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Another option is to have Alexa or Google Home read the instructions aloud.
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"Do you think they cancelled the show... cause of racism?" he wonders aloud.
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Within a week, Henderson wondered aloud about whether he should fight another opponent.
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Because the Warriors are so talented, they have wondered aloud about their focus.
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Users can then say their message aloud and edit it as they go.
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You'll casually wonder aloud to strangers whether debtor's prisons are still a thing.
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" Jenner takes a thoughtful pause before wondering aloud, "How do I answer that?
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Read the iTunes terms and conditions aloud to your Apple family products.10.
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Position zero is critical because it is most often what gets read aloud.
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When I pulled it out of the envelope, I said, "Oh, YEAH" aloud.
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A personal blessing from Pope Pius XII was read aloud during the ceremony.
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Since I struggled with reading aloud, I overcompensated by learning to inhale information.
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The president wondered aloud why Mr. Trump had chosen not to be there.
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And he read aloud messages from supporters in the chat accompanying the livestream.
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His bouncy cadence gives the all-dialogue text terrific expression when read aloud.
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Hearing the name spoken aloud gave Hassan an odd feeling in his stomach.
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Read the poem below at least three times, both aloud and to yourself.
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President George H.W. Bush wondering aloud about a New Hampshire grocery store scanner.
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"Why not just put a giant penis there?" my grandfather Steve wondered aloud.
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Biden's answer is always implied and never spoken aloud: because he's like them.
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"I shall relish my widowhood," she asserted, aloud and firmly, in her car.
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At the family's home, she read the poem aloud in their living room.
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Meyers read the tweet aloud before adding his own addition to the end.
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During the evening I read aloud A Study in Scarlet by C. Doyle.
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People whisper the word "negotiation" as if they're afraid to speak it aloud.
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"He never mālama," one woman said aloud as we looked at the home.
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The applicant wouldn't answer calls to open the door and began rambling aloud.
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"How can it really be that our Fidel is dead?" she pondered aloud.
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When she needed help with recipes or subtitles, I read aloud for her.
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And to wonder aloud how they'll be able to go anywhere without Uber.
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"Do you ever get anxiety where you can't do anything?" he ponders aloud.
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For some, it was the first time they had shared these stories aloud.
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You can comfortably read these lyrics aloud and not feel like an asshole.
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He didn't read the PDB (President's Daily Brief) aloud and then fire her.
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And he has wondered aloud whether something — anything — might have prevented the bloodshed.
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Reading aloud an open letter to Stalin, he offered a six-point plan.
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"If the trees dry up how will a farmer survive?" he wondered aloud.
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Were witches green-skinned because of their use of herbs, she asks aloud?
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They are read aloud by youngsters of the same age as the addressees.
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I read the word, THAT word aloud but I still don't believe it.
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It's not that I'm a better reader to myself than Wilson is aloud.
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Read through your script aloud, throwing out anything that seems unnatural or awkward.
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To him, the book is fossilized, but aloud, it can have another life.
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"How beautiful Rome is, I found myself saying aloud," Melchiorre told La Repubblica.
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He also has to provide video of someone reading the comedy lines aloud.
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Instead, he wrestled aloud with the implications of the accusations against Mr. Moore.
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At a meeting with climate scientists, she startles her father by speaking aloud.
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"Oh, my God, what the hell is happening here?" he recalls wondering aloud.
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"Ambitious, fictitious, reminiscent of yesterday or perhaps a better day," he read aloud.
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I wondered aloud if grilled heart could turn a profit in New York.
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Chief Justice Roberts will read the questions aloud, alternating between Republicans and Democrats.
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I repeated the catchphrase "#flossyposse" aloud to my editor for about a week.
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" Brooke Baldwin teared up while reading the letter aloud on Tuesday's "CNN Newsroom.
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He received another after assistant chief clerk Daniel Hicks read the resolution aloud.
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"Can she just not help herself?" she wondered aloud in her ethereal voice.
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Read over each sentence — read it aloud — and ask yourself: Is this true?
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Some commuters wondered aloud on Thursday how and why such problems have recurred.
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Without revealing the name of your organism, take turns reading your description aloud.
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She had draped herself in luxury accessories, which she listed aloud: Cartier. Bulgari.
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They were delivering a message that did not need to be spoken aloud.
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I was sitting there with tears streaming down my cheeks, reading it aloud.
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Her grandmother's consolation comes in the form of reading aloud from Gogol's stories.
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Snuggling on the couch, we took turns reading chapters aloud to each other.
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The Naassan sisters wondered aloud why they were subject to these new measures.
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Late-night hosts have been wondering aloud about the same question for years.
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"I see a sample there, should I ask for it?" she wondered aloud.
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A couple minutes later a WhatsApp message comes in and is read aloud.
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If you transcribe his jokes and read them aloud flatly, they remain funny.
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You can adjust the colors of the page and the size of the text via the Text Preference box, and you can even have the text on the page read aloud to you by clicking on the Read Aloud button.
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There are studies on everything from book access (a child with even one book in the home will perform better academically than a child with no access to books) to the power of reading aloud to a child (a child who is read aloud to every day will perform a minimum of one year better in school than a child who is not read aloud to), and the list goes on.
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There are some words we'd rather not hear uttered aloud when on public transport.
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They walk through a park, talk about their parents, wonder aloud about their futures.
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Finally, visually impaired users can now hear aloud who's tagged in photos alongside them.
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" The mother of three read the note aloud and added, "Um, yeah, I do.
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I jot it down in my notebook, and then pause after reading it aloud.
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A Facebook user can listen to a post apparently read aloud by its author.
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Before Richard submitted his papers for publication, he asked her to read them aloud.
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The mom of two shared the story of when she first said it aloud.
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Reading them aloud quickly fills her with lust, and soon she's all over Becker.
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I backed up and read the whole thing aloud to my two female coworkers.
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When I write lyrics, I read them aloud to make sure they sound great.
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The comments will be read aloud outside the U.S. District Courthouse in Riverside, Calif.
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Children can follow along with passages highlighted onscreen as the narrator reads them aloud.
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He determined that he's simply saying aloud what many of his predecessors were thinking.
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"Just speaking these stories aloud every night has been cathartic for me," she says.
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Prior to today, only snippets of the letter have been read aloud in court.
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Charles Erwin, Tammie's father, wrote a statement that was read aloud during Friday's sentencing.
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He didn't say a word aloud and listened intently to Magistrate Judge Kendall Newman.
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Chief Justice John Roberts refused on Thursday to read aloud a question from Sen.
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Try sounding out the syllables aloud, or ask a fluent reader to help. pic.twitter.
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Anyone who reads Harry Potter aloud to their younger relatives is an absolute hero.
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For the study published in Memory, scientists recorded 75 students saying 160 words aloud.
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Narrator is an accessibility feature in Windows 10 that reads your computer screen aloud.
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But at other times Eleanore would muse aloud about the course of her life.
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Wondered aloud whether the UCLA basketball players released from China would thank him 483.
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Others like the less glossy Literotica get authors to read their erotic literature aloud.
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One of Jay's pals wonders aloud if eating a raw potato will kill you.
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Following her three-minute speech, Gaga read aloud each name of the 49 victims.
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I wondered aloud if a president needed to be more humble than Trump was.
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A Crown attorney read aloud a statement from a daughter who never met him.
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He ended up reading the whole thing aloud on the phone, all 60,000 words.
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So Mr. Greenspan read "Strange Interlude" aloud, which took him seven or eight hours.
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It would have helped if you said each one aloud, even just to yourself.
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Senators of both parties wondered aloud how the chamber, and the nation, will heal.
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Douglas read the email aloud in court, almost 13 years after he'd written it.
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One morning I admitted aloud that it would be better if I were dead.
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Ms. Sanders said she had been instructed not to utter the sensitive destination aloud.
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Even when addressing the timeless aspects of adolescence, reminiscing aloud may not be prudent.
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The juror supposedly noted aloud that the defense was barely cross-examining some witnesses.
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"Shujaat, I never thought that I will write your obituary," Mr. Hussain cried aloud.
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Point out short words when reading aloud and ask the child to read them.
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Storyline Online is a fun website where professional actors read popular picture books aloud.
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Read each question aloud while the other shuts up and doesn't talk over me.
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This is distinctively old-fashioned, gentle storytelling that children will enjoy hearing read aloud.
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"All the love," Genevieve Martin, a 17-year-old junior and photographer, read aloud.
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While I read aloud, I can imagine Jane Kenyon relishing her Donald's small talk.
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In a 25-page manifesto that he read aloud to the courtroom on Oct.
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You begin to linger on those three s's when you speak the title aloud.
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That person responds in English, and the device translates that aloud to the travelers.
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The rest of us were following along in our textbooks as Kristalyn read aloud.
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I often wonder aloud if someone is sneaking the two of them energy drinks.
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It was the first time the word had been uttered aloud in that room.
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Rehnquist read aloud the queries, word for word, in a dry clerk-like rendition.
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On Thursday, the California Democrat read the charges against Trump aloud at high noon.
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You can opt to have the story read aloud, which is great for bedtimes.
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Mr. Childs wondered aloud what their children would be like on their second date.
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Read and reread your email a few times, preferably aloud, before sending it off.
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" He called Hunter Biden "a loser" and wondered aloud how he "got $1.5 billion.
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Still, several inquisitive students wondered aloud about the future of journalism in their town.
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One of their classmates wondered aloud whether Chinese people still needed to hate Japan.
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Voters wonder aloud at the security of election machines judged untrustworthy by cyber-experts.
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A Crown attorney read aloud a statement from a daughter who never met Lisowick.
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You can give Cortana a sample of the correct pronunciation by saying it aloud.
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He wondered aloud, ahem, if this was really worth his and the therapist's time.
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One man read aloud to a group from a newspaper article about the hearings.
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I spent hours listening, watching the face of the person reading aloud to me.
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I'd read aloud every advertisement and piece of graffiti that my eyes landed on.
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And it dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering it in.
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I'd want her name and all of the women's names to be said aloud.
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She read it aloud slowly, unfurling it into a long, thin tendril of paper.
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He wondered aloud how the Bannon hire could be perceived as a nod toward unity.
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" 'FUCK YOU!' you scream internally as you say aloud, "No thanks, just a diet coke.
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He's also conveniently counting the loops aloud as they happen, so I can stop counting.
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I don't invite comments from anyone but my editor, but hearing it aloud is good.
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That night, I read my ad aloud to myself under the covers, with a flashlight.
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She reads aloud from a new thread—a different male admirer has complimented her beauty.
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"Who's a good person to go to?" she wondered aloud in an interview with E!
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Bill Cosby listens as the verdict is read aloud in court on April 26, 503.
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Fields remained subdued and quiet as the verdicts were read aloud inside the Charlottesville courtroom.
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And then, finally, sharply underlined, just one word, a name I never speak aloud: Anna.
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I have worried aloud for years that our national dialogue about transportation is too simplistic.
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It also dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering that future in.
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A speech recognition function also allows patients to describe their symptoms aloud to the watch.
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Beyond contributing to social anxiety, speaking aloud can also make transgender people targets of violence.
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In this first episode, Kratz reads one threat aloud that wishes rape upon Kratz's daughter.
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President Barack Obama wrote a letter commemorating Hussle, which was read aloud at the funeral.
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Standing in my kitchen reading aloud to no one, I thought, Couldn't you just cheat?
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They claim to be able to type out any phrase and have him speak aloud.
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The word must be spoken aloud, and be the first word said in the month.
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"Discriminatory motives are rarely spoken aloud and even more rarely caught on tape," he said.
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Arie, the monger manning the tablet at the time, read my question aloud and paused.
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"'I'm going to DC with Billy next week to visit with folks,'" Hart read aloud.
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I laughed aloud early on when Pastor Tim handed Marx to Paige, but of course!
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The judge gave Cardi the option of having all the charges read aloud in court.
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Clearly, this is because the entire purpose of talking aloud is to communicate with others.
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Apple has a whole iBooks library of the things with read-aloud narration, for example.
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Comey has publicly bemoaned that fact, wishing aloud that companies would trust the FBI more.
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"What if you were to die as you were signing your name," I wondered aloud.
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"Mohib Ullah is a virus of the community," he read aloud, with a wry chuckle.
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Silently, he mouths her name, the words almost too sacred to whisper aloud: Lena Dunham.
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This made his texts easy and pleasing to read aloud, at home, to the children.
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In general, people achieve this by rehearsing the items either aloud or under their breath.
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This doesn't necessarily mean that most people hear voices as if they were spoken aloud.
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"This is some crazy long hair you got going on here, Dad," I said aloud.
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I read for pleasure, both to myself and aloud to my four-year-old daughter.
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As you're reading it aloud, you find that some of the pages are glued together.
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Moodily, after Robyn had gone to bed, Gil wondered aloud whether she was even his.
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He has wondered aloud why the United States is not 'letting people in from Europe.
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Clinton, and wondered aloud why others her age were not necessarily inclined to join her.
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He also refused to read aloud portions from the report when asked to do so.
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The president read aloud from her statement from the time; she denied having given it.
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He began reading books, sometimes aloud in group sessions, and it has become a habit.
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Right before the interview begins, a point man will read aloud the team's collective jottings.
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It's clever, great fun to look at, and has a nice read-aloud rhythm, too.
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Sure, there were two runners on base, but fans seemed to wonder aloud, Why bunt?
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One man wonders aloud if our great-grandchildren will even want or need human interaction.
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Shadow press secretary Sean Hannity celebrated the "rules" and read all four bullet points aloud.
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Presumably, the other adult whose phone the kid was using would read the words aloud.
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In the same 2017 interview, Trump also wondered aloud why the war happened at all.
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And size matters for reasons the Japanese rarely articulate aloud and almost never among foreigners.
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"Maybe you need to drink it over a long period of time," he ponders aloud.
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In her reaction video, the mother reads the words aloud, bursting into tears several times.
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As for his time with Donnersmarck, Richter had not enjoyed hearing the screenplay read aloud.
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You can insert punctuation by saying things like "comma" or "period" aloud as you dictate.
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It was widely shared, being read aloud on CNN and in the House of Representatives.
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On CNN, Wolf Blitzer read aloud from a copy of Mr. Barr's letter to Congress.
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A researcher read aloud the words that were printed in a bubble beside the image.
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When Judge Danny Chun read it aloud, one woman shrieked, tears streaming from her face.
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" A third wondered aloud whether President Trump was "racist, incompetent or unthinking — or all three.
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But is it really rare, she wondered aloud, or is it just rarely looked for?
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He's reading aloud a quote from the 1970s in which Biden said that Roe v.
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"If our African-American guests were mistreated, was it because of racism?" he wondered aloud.
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Separately, the writers, above, discuss (and read aloud from) their favorite works by black women.
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He cured himself of a stutter by sticking buttons in his mouth and reading aloud.
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For further listening practice, I read a longer passage aloud while the student takes notes.
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"What just happened?" a Democratic aide wondered aloud on the floor of the Senate chamber.
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Their criticisms were read aloud in their absence during a ceremony at the Justice Department.
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To maintain that level of engagement, the video assistant referees often narrate the game aloud.
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Pressing the keyboard command again will also stop your computer from reading the text aloud.
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All it takes is the amount of time you need to read this sentence aloud.
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Hearing a story aloud, you are seduced by the wonder of an ancient oral tradition.
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Moreover, hardly anyone was willing to say aloud that innocent people really were locked up.
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When you follow these steps, you will stop saying negative things aloud and to yourself.
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Her lawyer, Gloria Allred, read her comments aloud during a news conference after Tuesday's sentencing.
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Trump himself, addressing supporters in the White House recently, worried aloud about what that means.
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His peripatetic family collected driftwood and books, and at night read aloud to one another.
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She wondered aloud how Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont might have fared in the job.
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He wondered aloud whether Fernando Ferrer, a Hispanic Democratic mayoral contender, was a baseball player.
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" Later, when Mr. Landau started reading the statutory text aloud, Justice Gorsuch said: "Keep going.
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I wondered aloud whether it scared any of Mr. Muratov's reporters away from certain stories.
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When the chief justice reads a question aloud, he will indicate which senator submitted it.
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The most veto-happy President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, read a veto message aloud to Congress.
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Believing the fix was in, participants wondered aloud why voting was even worth their time.
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Separately on Thursday, a victim impact statement from McKayla Maroney was read aloud in court.
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The news sources that it accesses are limited (no New York Times headlines read aloud).
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A SELECTION OF three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist.
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At a rally in Novi, Michigan, Trump wondered aloud whether the microphone problem was deliberate.
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"I am just asking," she says, wondering aloud why her country won't take her back.
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Democrats grumbled aloud as Mr. Trump called for the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act.
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"I thought there was going to be a little bit of pushback," Eli said aloud.
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Betty learned to read at 3 by following her father's finger as he read aloud.
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Later, she wondered aloud whether her work with men like Mr. Abreu would be enough.
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Students are made to copy and repeat aloud what the teacher does for entire lessons.
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Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, told reporters that staff from the office of Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley are reading the report aloud to senators and then other interviews (that aren't being read aloud) are being passed around for senators to look at.
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You'll be asked to read a few sentences aloud, which will be saved into the system.
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"I said a couple of those words aloud," Buel wrote in his apology, according to SFGate.
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Another Twitter user pointed out that there's one emoji that's particularly joyous to hear read aloud.
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You could still take part if you were too shy to rap aloud, or too nerdy.
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Let's read that number aloud for full impact: That's five trillion, 38 billion, 113 million points.
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Cole, formerly a member of the British girl group Girls Aloud, was one of the judges.
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The conceit of the first-person shooter genre sounds, particularly when you say it aloud, crass.
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In 2015 a senior official, Zhou Hong, wondered aloud what state-sponsored soft power could achieve.
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Some Democrats wondered aloud whether Sondland should return to Capitol Hill for another round of questions.
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It became national news after BuzzFeed News published the letter Turner's victim read aloud in court.
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Afterward, we went out for sushi with one of his best friends, laughing aloud through dinner.
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On Tuesday, Berton adds, the names of the victims will be read aloud at city hall.
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" In art class, Boeyum Kloven bobs her head and sings aloud to Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood.
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Everyone from the company's social media team to the restaurant workers read the harsh words aloud.
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I find it's easier for me to process everything when I repeat it aloud to them.
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They are also asked by officials to advance arguments that bigwigs prefer not to make aloud.
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But moments later, Trump wondered aloud what would happen if Clinton's Secret Service detail were disarmed.
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I've said it aloud countless times without mispronouncing it, and I've read it often as well.
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I read it aloud, as instructed, perfectly, though I do not pay attention to the text.
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In 2015, Scalfari reported that Francis wondered aloud if sinners would be "annihilated" instead of damned.
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The patients then spoke several hundred sentences aloud, while the researchers recorded the associated cortical activity.
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We've heard you read our articles aloud to your family on Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Finalists will have their work read aloud at the final at the Shakespeare's historic Globe Theatre.
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But it is not too soon to wonder aloud if the Republican Party really loves America.
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He reads aloud from a list of scenarios given to women who come to the clinic.
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Back at the band's hotel, French-speaking bassist Melissa Auf der Maur read the gift aloud.
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I had written Rachel a long and very candid letter that I read aloud to her.
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In two years I'd written a string of top 10 hits with them and Girls Aloud.
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And it's a place for Bill Gates to worry aloud about an AI other than Clippy.
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His question was met with boos from the audience and at least one "Seriously?" uttered aloud.
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He asked me to read it aloud, and he jotted it down as I read it.
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"She was feeling kind of left out," Mr. Obama said aloud as he waited, smiling impishly.
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She rereads "Tender Is the Night" constantly and is forever calling me to recite passages aloud.
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Next, Gervais had each participant read their philosophy aloud and have the room listen without judgment.
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He tells them to say his name aloud, creating another one of the show's iconic moments.
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She read aloud from a letter the Congressional Black Caucus sent the committee opposing his nomination.
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No one in Mae Sai is prepared to think the worst, let alone say it aloud.
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" Adam read an e-mail aloud: "Jesus Christ, this society is getting so fucking mentally weak.
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Murakami's father began chanting aloud about 40 years ago at the request of fellow Hidden Christians.
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Mr. Daley wondered aloud whether the Trump campaign had picked the site to provoke a reaction.
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Every poem is different, by a little or by a lot, when it is read aloud.
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I wonder aloud what the reason could possibly be that she's sitting across from me now.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) took to the House floor to read the letter aloud last week.
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And studies show that reading aloud to children born preterm is associated with higher cognitive development.
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When Ms. Buerman returned, her friend told her what she had done, and they laughed aloud.
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Some residents wondered aloud why there have been few state and federal disaster resources in Braggs.
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What would happen, I wondered, if I spoke aloud the thing that was in my heart?
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In her finest tune, Cohen dreams aloud about leaving the city for an ideal life upstate.
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We asked them to help us develop Spanish-language advice about the importance of reading aloud.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the biblical passage read aloud by the character Serena.
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Bring a toy, make some noise, read aloud, do something to make it interesting and interactive.
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He left the property after she read her name and address aloud to a 911 dispatcher.
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He scooped it up and began reading its contents aloud, pretending he knew them by heart.
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It begs to be read aloud; you can almost taste the words as you read them.
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"How do you crack the back of everything and go forward again?" he wondered aloud backstage.
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He wondered aloud about the motive behind the crime, and expressed profound distress for the victims.
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She had written a letter to the editor and asked if she could read it aloud.
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The fairly common habit of talking aloud to yourself is what psychologists call external self-talk.
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I wasn't used to knowing what I wanted in a relationship, much less saying it aloud.
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Chief Justice John Roberts played a mostly ceremonial role, reading questions aloud in the Senate chamber.
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Chief Justice John Roberts declines to read aloud a question from a Republican senator from Kentucky
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Using only my eyes, I opened a prewritten speech, scrolled through it, and read it aloud.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, My wife Laura and I read books aloud to each other.
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She sat down and read aloud from "Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress" by Christine Baldacchino.
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One of his favorite pastimes was to read aloud "Of Mice and Men" with a classmate.
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What would happen, I wondered, if I finally spoke the words aloud, after all these years?
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The American legal community has spent the Trump era wondering aloud what happened to Alan Dershowitz.
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They wonder aloud whether a woman would withstand Trump's withering criticism as well as a man.
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When read aloud, this poem reveals, in the ease of its lines, a subtle sonic pleasure.
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"Nationalism is a kind of racism," Mr. Zafra said, wondering aloud if ethnic violence would follow.
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"Do you think other people eat as well as we do?" she would often wonder aloud.
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One of the managers will read the two articles aloud from the well of the Senate.
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Indeed, I read it aloud over breakfast to my family, and even the toddler fell silent.
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The questions will be delivered by pages to the dais where Roberts will read them aloud.
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Caregivers are invited to join the 21-day challenge through the Read Aloud 15 Minutes initiative!
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Ms. Chavkin made Mr. Groban read the libretto, aloud, without singing, while staring into her eyes.
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Catchy rhythms and rhymes make it a read-aloud book to return to over and over.
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It felt at times as though he were reading aloud from a post-apocalyptic movie script.
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"We are out of milk, please pick up some on your way home," she read aloud.
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They had a witness read aloud a white supremacist manifesto that Mr. Roof had posted online.
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Ine aconahive ite chi yi tua tieya ana na'que I'yo lo', he read aloud one morning.
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The prose is lilting and rhythmic — it practically begs to be read aloud — but never flowery.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), after the electoral votes for Wyoming, the final state, were read aloud.
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Students walk on stage one by one, open a sealed envelope, and read the contents aloud.
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Finally, one woman on this show said aloud what women viewers have been shouting at the screen!
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The language of this encouraging read-aloud narrative strives for the poetic and becomes a bit strained.
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He remained silent while his charges -- 17 counts of premeditated murder -- were read aloud Thursday in court.
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Every time she finished one, Renee made the time for Stacy to read it aloud to her.
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He suggests taking notes on what your boss says or repeating what he or she says aloud.
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Jackie happened upon your tweets very soon after you published them and read them aloud to me.
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Since then, during times of sharp distress, market commentators have wondered aloud why the rule went away.
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Duterte went on to wonder aloud why any woman would join the communist New People's Army (NPA).
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Then you can type anything into a text box and hear it read aloud in your voice.
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However during one intimate, chatty moment on screen, it was all about what she wouldn't say aloud.
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In the 11th iteration of Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets," Jennifer Lawrence read aloud a rather cutting accusation.
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Mom, ever vigilant, requested the teller hand her the bills minus the custom of counting them aloud.
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Pena filmed the couples' ride, in which you can see Alex read the first couple signs aloud.
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Martin has posted the full text of seven chapters, and read another four aloud at various events.
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Apparently, not only did Q read the story, but he also had really good read-aloud technique.
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Her words were read aloud on the floor of the US House of Representatives and on CNN.
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An Asian man with shoulder-length hair reads aloud from a letter he's written to his mom.
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That is why one character muses aloud about whether the death of another is real "this time".
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A bigger screen reveals the entire bull ring filled with hundreds more men reading the letters aloud.
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As the game was underway, Obama kept the crowd laughing as she read aloud the hilarious statements.
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Market analysts estimate that, by 20163, up to half of all internet searches will be spoken aloud.
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The tableau makes sense to me because, looking back, there is something endearingly crap about Girls Aloud.
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Brosnan began to read aloud from it while he stood at the foot of his wife's bed.
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But frankly the Great Founder's special day is now too depressing for me to speak about aloud.
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And the idea of having to read aloud left me in a nearly permanent state of anxiety.
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I found myself laughing aloud at times, even while taking Hornick's meditated journey through the collection seriously.
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" — to be announced, the MC jokingly said aloud, "Sonia, do not break the host or our set.
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In the rigid middle-class milieu in which he was raised, opportunities to wonder aloud weren't many.
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We don't speak aloud our ambition of tomorrow, so we silently stew in the unhappiness of today.
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At least one prominent coach, Kentucky&aposs John Calipari, wondered aloud as to how that will work.
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You can fire off a text message the moment it enters your head by speaking it aloud.
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Today I learned about a similar product called Kushion that's a pillow speaker that plays music aloud.
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"I can't see any purpose in my going to college, in all my studies," William pondered aloud.
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He would talk half aloud, half under his breath, about some matter which was occupying his mind.
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Aidan's principal, David Schwenker, wondered aloud whether taking one less class each semester might be the answer.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) took to the floor to read aloud the names of gun violence victims.
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Fox News hosts and guests have wondered aloud if they would bring infectious diseases into the country.
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Around the world people are wondering aloud what the future holds for Trump, which highlights his weakness.
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After one participant reads the news aloud, cries of "oh," and "oh my god" can be heard.
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They read aloud the Oath of Allegiance, printed on a small white card in their citizenship packets.
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We talked books, then strolled to BookCourt, slid a novel off the shelf and read passages aloud.
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He interrupted himself at one point to wave to his family, arranging aloud for a future hug.
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"Maybe the difference between the Irish Catholic and the Methodist," he wondered aloud, comparing himself to Mrs.
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It has become a forum for nothing more than the spokesperson to read aloud the President's tweets.
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Do you speak your thoughts aloud as you have them, energized by the feedback of your coworkers?
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He added that, if he didn't work there, he might be wondering aloud why nobody was fired.
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Some marveled at their own uncommon voter profile, wondering aloud how they had not become Trump voters.
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As two other fighters restrained him, a masked man delivered violent blows with a whip, counting aloud.
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In 2017, the words "We met online" are no longer whispered, they're said aloud and without fuss.
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She reads aloud the TMZ article that points out that none of the women have congratulated Rob.
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Eventually, she asked permission from her pastor to read her poetry aloud in front of the congregation.
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I am struck by how uncomfortable I am with the very idea of even saying that aloud.
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She encouraged the inmates to think of their victims by name, even to say those names aloud.
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She's talking about the few times she's made him read aloud from the Bible while she worked.
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During the walk-through before the show, Mr. Sanders wondered aloud why he couldn't just be interviewed.
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"Why not help social psychologists instead of attacking them on your blog?" she wondered aloud to me.
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And when it comes to saying the name aloud, there has always been some knee-eye confusion.
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"In many ways, I think reading aloud at home was my introduction to the theater," he said.
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So we read some Langston Hughes poems aloud to the 10 young men gathered around the table.
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The point of the evening's performance, he said, was to restore meaning by voicing these words aloud.
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"This could have been built anywhere," said one disappointed woman aloud as she entered the shopping mall.
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Ms. Boyce said she spent months revising hers as she read pieces aloud to her husband, Adam.
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Mr. Lichtman also read aloud a stipulation, noting that for several years, his client was in debt.
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The book instructs you to read the text aloud, so I did, but I was still disappointed.
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Earlier, Peele thought aloud about the notorious horror convention of black characters being the first to die.
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Later, the Marines examine a body, and one asks aloud whether they have just killed a shopkeeper.
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An earlier version of this article misstated which version of the special counsel's report was read aloud.
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I've said it aloud, as advised by body-confidence self-help gurus, while looking at myself naked.
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" But reading some of these books aloud to her felt akin to handing her "The Anarchist Cookbook.
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Reading such books aloud and sharing in the story-contact seems important in a time like this.
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Read aloud from your favorite short story, a family prayer book or collection of poems you love.
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So, no surprise, Fox News is worrying aloud about the caravan bringing disease for want of vaccination.
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Saying it aloud, I think of the arms of Mars, which could either embrace or push away.
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At the White House, the president read aloud a list of supplies being deployed by the government.
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For my first night with Calm, I tried a story called "Wonder," read aloud by Matthew McConaughey.
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But reading aloud in this way, to and with my children, still feels like a new experience.
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But you need goals to work towards even if you never speak them aloud in an interview.
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In this Mud some of the stage directions were actually performed, and some were merely read aloud.
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Travelers choose their language from a counter-mounted screen and ask their questions aloud to the device.
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Ms. Miller's statement was read aloud on CNN and on the floor of the House of Representatives.
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Phoenix has a reputation for thinking aloud about many of the moral quandaries that trouble us today.c.
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I wouldn't have thought to buy it; when it arrived I wondered aloud whether we needed it.
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When he finally was allowed in, he began anointing Na'im with oil and reading the Bible aloud.
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Now they were invited to "exhibit" — or read them aloud — in the chamber at noon on Thursday.
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On Tuesday, he has mainly been reciting procedural rules, keeping the clock and reading aloud vote tallies.
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With his head in his hands, King bowed over his kitchen table and prayed aloud in desperation.
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Some people have even used the VoiceOver feature and Siri to recite the text from iBooks aloud.
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" Eichner read a Trump tweet aloud: " 'Glad to see that @RondaRousey lost her championship fight last night.
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I had forgotten that memory of my mother, sitting by herself, reading aloud from a church newsletter.
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At one point, Sophie's mom wonders aloud, nervously, if she should have dressed up for the appointment.
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When his age was read aloud in the morning meeting, there was a collective intake of breath.
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But, as she and Tucker-Ray left for their next appointment, Shankar began contemplating aloud the possibilities.
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My idea of hell on earth was being asked to read aloud, and hearing the kids giggle.
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If time permits, teachers can call on student volunteers to present their case aloud to the class.
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He also wondered aloud if the goal the Supreme Court set in a 2003 case, Grutter v.
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" He turned to his director of photography and wondered aloud why they were even bothering with "Idiocracy.
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Reading aloud even outperforms conversation when it comes to exposure to vocabulary and advancing a child's literacy.
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Under impeachment's arcane rules, senators will submit written queries to be read aloud by the chief justice.
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The questions will be read aloud by Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial.
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During the sentencing phase, several emotional letters from Berreth's family and friends were read aloud in court.
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I listened to the audiobook, which Doctorow himself read aloud in his own understated but perfect intonation.
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Doves worried aloud that missiles would start flying soon after Bolton stepped foot inside the Oval Office.
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Let a child run his or her hands over picture books with Braille as you read aloud.
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Standing on her stoop bundled in furs and watching dump trucks cart away debris, she mused aloud.
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I read all seven of those books aloud to my kids, which, believe me, takes some dedication.
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In a 2016 video, he wondered aloud if the first Apollo moon landing was staged by NASA.
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Yours in Sisterhood has people reading the letters aloud, musing on feminism now versus in the 1970s.
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In a May 2017 interview with Genius, he censored his own lyrics when he read them aloud.
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It's a phrase that everybody is familiar with, you almost sing it when you say it aloud.
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I still bring this up sometimes when I talk about the importance of reading aloud to small children, because we had assembled, when my son was 2 or 3, one of the world's largest collections of truck picture books, a failed parental strategy to diversify our reading-aloud assignments.
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Ms. Pite, as she often does, expertly mobilizes large groups, adding militaristic elements here like whispered counting aloud.
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And they wonder aloud if most of the site's historic buildings will be sensitively renovated, or even retained.
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It's only fitting that these pages be read aloud — Graham dictated the book at the age of 96.
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The British singer and his girlfriend, former Girls Aloud member Cheryl, are expecting their first child, PEOPLE confirms.
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There is also a bonus track of Parton reading aloud the book version of "Coat of Many Colors."
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Philosophers have debated the meaning of perfection for centuries, wondering aloud whether it can ever truly be achieved.
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Often, hearing yourself say what has happened to you aloud can be the real first step in healing.
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The internet exploded as we collectively wondered aloud, who the hell would pay almost $400 for a straw?
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The writings, read aloud by an FBI agent, were among several pieces of evidence presented by the prosecution.
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Unrelated: I dare you to say Like Cotton Twines aloud and not sing Solange's "Cranes In the Sky."
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Some Democrats have wondered aloud if it is time for a new generation to move into the fore.
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It also pairs with Alexa or Google Assistant so you can just ask aloud to find your keys.
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While social media consultant Rob Knowles wondered aloud if the original story might have even been made up.
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It involves saying the phrase aloud — "personal essays I won't write" — like it's a punchline, or a prayer.
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Blind users will be able to "see" that image based on the unique description transcribed aloud to them.
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He wonders aloud whether he's practiced enough for the speech he'll give the next day in the finals.
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The Echo Buttons illuminate and can be used as buzzers to answer the questions that Alexa reads aloud.
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The greatest moment, of course, was when he read aloud from "Two Corinthians" at Liberty University in Virginia.
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Checho Hirane, a radio presenter, worried aloud that uncontrolled immigration would "change our race", though he later backtracked.
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" And under his breath, with head bowed, Dre knows what's coming and says aloud, "Please don't say it.
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That's when the 44-year-old scrolled to the end of the text and read the name aloud.
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Donald Trump has cryptically questioned whether Cuba raises true evangelicals, pondering aloud whether Cruz is actually a Catholic.
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The hope is to produce the perfect bit of content that the AI will extract and read aloud.
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Perhaps Shriver can take a page out of Peggy Hill's book on feeling more comfortable saying penis aloud.
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The first time Brooklyn-Nine Nine's Rosa Diaz said aloud that she's bisexual, I thought I must've misheard.
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Grace, who traveled to 10 Styles concerts, shared a poster that the singer read aloud during the concert.
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Over the course of the following hour, two students went through the vocab and sentences, reciting each aloud.
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As the time for the pair to present neared, she walked back and forth, saying her lines aloud.
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During her primary, Williams said, women would wonder aloud whether Montana could ever elect another woman to office.
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Needless to say, with age you generally keep such trivial requests to yourself when tasked with praying aloud.
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Write them down and/or speak them aloud so you know exactly which behaviors feel difficult for you.
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In fact, many of us automotive journalists wondered aloud to one another why Scions couldn't just be Toyotas.
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"Oh my god, it's Moonlight!" a stage manager said aloud, and into a headset, while starting to pace.
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The demonstrators began singing Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" aloud before being escorted out by security.
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In a study, 28 participants were asked to read a list of instructions silently or aloud to themselves.
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Dr. Mari-Beffa discovered that those who read the instructions aloud had better concentration levels and performance levels.
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In some cases there are also sound effects and words are highlighted on-screen as they're read aloud.
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Your iMessages can all be read aloud to you; so can third-party app messages on Android Auto.
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Her father read the questions aloud, while Sweet Pea and her mother took turns coming up with advice.
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"Nicole Kidman, I have a really bad crush on you," he read aloud on The Late Late Show.
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"He nursed his wife for three years," Carson read aloud in the car over to the man's house.
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She took in the scene of black tulle and pumpkins, wondering aloud whether a witch was getting married.
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You may also want to pair up with a colleague or classmate and practice the technical questions aloud.
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Knox, Indiana (CNN)Jadon McDonald studies the picture book and reads the words aloud: my, he, she, the.
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The poem was read aloud at a rally Thursday in front of the Allegheny County Courthouse in Pittsburgh.
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The email was read aloud during Page's closed-door testimony to the House intelligence committee, the newspaper reported.
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Ms. Lively's to-do list here includes swimming, shooting flares, eating little crabs and speaking aloud her thoughts.
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Filming continues as the men read aloud scripture and engage in conversations with those who stop to talk.
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A Palestinian man wonders aloud how Nelson Mandela could have changed an entire country without firing a shot.
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You can control the speed at which VoiceOver reads text aloud using the Speaking Rate slider, for example.
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In the two-week study, families spent the first week as they always do, without music played aloud.
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She pointed to Romney's criticism of Trump and wondered aloud whether he'd be a "loyal" secretary of state.
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And the destination, never mentioned aloud, only insinuated, was Syria, particularly the section controlled by the Islamic State.
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Mr. Morris, who was still pining over her, read the email aloud to his writers, who were spellbound.
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As the pitchers race to first base, Conti times them with a stopwatch and announces their readings aloud.
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"Kelly complains aloud about Mr. Trump, telling colleagues, 'I don't need this' after dressing-downs from the president."
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Five women appear on the screen, reading aloud letters they have written to their past, pre-Glowment selves.
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As Vest remembers being told, Bergman's wife had read Vest's column aloud to the coach over the phone.
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It was at this point that I wondered aloud, what the fuck is going on in this game?
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I see a real connection between kids' literature and epic poetry: they're both meant to be read aloud.
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She talked to a friend about it that night and wondered aloud about how big Henry must be.
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A white clerk tells him that he will first have to read aloud a paragraph from the Constitution.
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Still, some attendees seemed a bit skittish about their security, wondering aloud about the state's open-carry designation.
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He helped inmates record themselves reading books aloud — so they would have something to send to their children.
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"There's also the problem of third parties simply overhearing otherwise private information spoken aloud by Alexa," he said.
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The White House recorded the boy reading the letter aloud, and the video went viral on social media.
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In May, Ms. Aguasanta hosted a parent-student assembly at which students read aloud memories of their parents.
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Messages were read aloud from those still languishing in deteriorating conditions on the islands, years after being detained.
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His intellect is vast, his hubris ghastly and his gall has made me gasp aloud twice so far.
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In December, Mr. Castillejo prepared a statement to be read aloud by a producer on BBC Radio 22019.
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But others seemed lost in their interpretations, like high school students reading a play aloud in English class.
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When we say them aloud, we release the shame that never should have been ours to begin with.
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My husband read aloud from one set of typed pages while I followed along on the handwritten ones.
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I assume these thoughts were not far from his mind as he mused aloud during the gerrymander argument.
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How do those literary devices seem to help the character understand himself more clearly, as he speaks aloud?
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" Clinton worried aloud that "within five years there will be no majority race in our largest state, California.
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Members of the committee read aloud the contents of some of the text messages between Strzok and Page.
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"I say aloud what I would say to myself: Take that risky path, follow what you really like."
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It is not subtle; it would probably be more effective with a little less speaking-the-subtext-aloud.
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Mr. Kaikai tried to keep up his spirits, but worried aloud about the aftermath of a police raid.
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He then read aloud the names of the dead, as congregants wiped tears and held their arms aloft.
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The Judge read a fan letter — she receives dozens a day — aloud to me in her dressing room.
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"Opera at its best by Oldenburg," he read aloud from a headline on a meticulously drafted front page.
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" He wondered aloud what had happened to his "own inner voice," which, he said, "should have warned me.
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She placed them on tiny doll tables in tiny doll rooms and read them aloud to tiny dolls.
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And Amazon is expected to start on an audiobook version as soon as there's something to read aloud.
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If students wrote anonymously, you might read aloud from some of the submissions to get the discussion started.
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At the doctor's sentencing hearings, hundreds of women spoke about being abused or had their statements read aloud.
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Mr. Trump announced that he had decided to fire Mr. Comey, and read aloud from Mr. Miller's memo.
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Once enabled, using text-to-speech to hear your own messages read aloud is a simple process:1.
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The stories are meant to be read aloud while children look over your shoulder at the sumptuous illustrations.
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The answer must also be "accepted" before it is actually read aloud by Alexa to an inquisitive customer.
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First, she read aloud from "Bird by Bird," Anne Lamott's 210 classic on how to write with voice.
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The emir was illiterate, so the boy was responsible for saving numbers and reading the caller ID aloud.
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I do dishes tonight and read aloud from The 7 Principles for Making Marriage Work by John Gottman.
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"Can I really digest all this and give something back?" she wondered aloud at the cafe in Graz.
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Read "Crossing" aloud a few times, and the mouth and lungs fall into a different rhythm and pacing.
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The word Quran (or Koran) is derived from an Arabic verb for speaking from memory or reading aloud.
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He read aloud murder and shooting statistics for Chicago, a city that has been plagued by gun violence.
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In the morning, I read aloud my pro and con list one last time and headed to radiation.
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The two articles — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — were then read aloud into the Senate record.
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In a statement read aloud in court on Thursday, McKayla Maroney said Nassar abused girls at the ranch.
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Saying that aloud was an important step for a sitting president, but it carried no weight in policy.
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No one could live here, I said aloud, the land is baked clay, the long summers are withering.
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Microsoft's voice assistant Cortana is built in and can read your emails aloud or start a conference call.
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Last week, Kaler, during an interview in his office, produced the letters and read portions of them aloud.
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Elon Musk apologized to the jury before reading some of his tweets aloud while testifying in court Wednesday.
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I read Wodehouse aloud, too, though I couldn't do the range of British accents that my father produced.
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Of all these transactions — buying, borrowing, giving and reading aloud — the one that really counts is the last.
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Some parents were newly hesitant about school buses, and wondered aloud what else might no longer be safe.
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So maybe you missed the president of the United States muse aloud about violence by his political supporters.
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Mr. Obama sent a letter that was read aloud at Staples Center, an arena that holds 21,000 people.
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If you hear a notification chime come in, you can double tap to have it read aloud to you.
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There's basic dictation through Android and Siri in iOS, but getting anything read aloud to you can be cumbersome.
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During his interview with CNN, he reminded himself aloud that he needed to drop off another load of paper.
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Trump went so far as to make Anderson Cooper read a statement Fields had made about the incident aloud.
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For the rest of the evening, they will read each incoming message aloud and answer incoming calls on speaker.
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The warden read aloud the information off the warrants, which included our names, our crimes, and the jury's verdict.
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Martin has also read other chapters aloud at events, but hasn't released the full text, according to the outlet.
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But when he speaks aloud from the bench, it seems he makes no effort to avoid politically charged language.
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The crowd then read aloud the Oath of Allegiance, printed on a small white card in their citizenship packets.
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US Magistrate Judge Barry Seltzer read aloud all 22 counts in court, asking Santiago if he understood each one.
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"You will remember this for the rest of your lives," Tim Rhys-Evans, from the Aloud charity, told them.
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He pointed directly to a certain inept leader's IRL comments about "many sides" and wondered aloud at HBO's timing.
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Cornyn read aloud the Senate rule stating that a senator who disclosed confidential information faced explusion from the Senate.
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And when I got there, I read all the names aloud and videoed it for the families to see.
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George will also be developing his language skills through poetry reciting, telling stories and reading aloud to a group.
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The new screen provides a way for the Show to display its answers in addition to speaking them aloud.
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First, Gilly reads aloud to Sam from one of the old journals the Archmaester is forcing him to archive.
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Simply spell aloud the following letters and words: KEY PEE THOUGH (¿qué pedo?) = Hello KEY ON THAT (¿qué onda
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That has been fodder for Hillary Clinton, whose aides have wondered aloud about what could be in the returns.
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In the Facebook announcement video, Rogen (who looks like he just rolled out of bed) reads aloud the contract.
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Blood tells, again and again, but especially midway in the novel, in a scene so intense I screamed aloud.
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She shuffles through Polaroid photos of her time with Arie, weeping a little and wondering aloud what went wrong.
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Included in the app is a reading buddy, "Diya," who encourages and corrects the child when they read aloud.
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Howard has sent Marcus some pretty alarming emails and Marcus decides to confront Howard by reading them all aloud.
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More and more politicians are also wondering aloud how society can place checks and balances on tech platform power.
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Details: Obama's letter was read aloud by hip-hop personality Karen Civil at Hussle's memorial at the Staples Center.
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After all, no one involved in hiring said aloud that nonwhite people needed fancier degrees to earn an interview.
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She called aloud the nickname of one of the girls -- "Andy," short for Andrea, the girl with the dog.
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On a chilly Friday night several weeks ago, I read Seven Brief Lessons on Physics aloud to my boyfriend.
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When there is a reporter around, he's never thinking aloud, or hanging around with his friends, or talking shit.
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Thinking aloud with an amazing energy of mind, he rolled out before us the palimpsest of the historical present.
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I'm allowed to be my silliest on set, I'm aloud [sic] to cry my heart out in a scene.
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Talking to Abbas after the Atbara train passed I wondered aloud whether the mood was too celebratory, too soon.
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A leading American politician has said aloud what many have been whispering: It's time to break up Big Tech.
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It's super-intense though and it would kind-of kill the vibe if I read it aloud right now.
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Telling a stranger things that you've never said aloud, or that are embarrassing or traumatic, can understandably be difficult.
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After hearing the tweet read aloud, Comey disputed the assertion that he had commented on the impact Russia had.
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The British singer and the former Girls Aloud member are expecting their first child, PEOPLE confirmed on Nov. 30.
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Other critics have wondered aloud if letting Schuette investigate Flint's water dilemma presents a fox-watching-the-henhouse scenario.
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According to Paloma Mari-Beffa, PhD, a senior lecturer of psychology at Bangor University, speaking aloud is good sign.
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An electronic voice reads the instructions aloud so you can concentrate on chopping or heating without reading the screen.
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When I first entered the club, a friend of mine wondered aloud if we'd hear the Rains of Castamere.
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Trump suggested in an interview with the Washington Examiner that he would read the memorandum aloud on live television.
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He wondered aloud if she had posed a threat to him because she approached him with an ink pen.
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Due to newsprint rationing, no British paper could print it, so the BBC read it aloud on the radio.
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"With all due respect, I don't get confused," Haley told Fox News in a statement read aloud on air.
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" Keeping away from other aircraft Russell wonders aloud whether a controller is trying to direct the plane toward "jets.
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He wondered aloud what changes his daughters would see in America if they lived to be the same age.
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He wondered aloud whether Trump supporters had carried out the attack in an effort to earn sympathy for Republicans.
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But ultimately he kept returning to Mr. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, wondering aloud why he turned on him.
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He has "wondered aloud" about whether his administration could target Amazon with an antitrust law, a source told Axios.
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It's possible that Apple built its own, simplified list of descriptions, that would make more sense being read aloud.
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Given these realities, I've often wondered aloud to peers where the savings are with NFV for large-scale networks.
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Fortunately she didn't need to speak aloud to chat her handler -- the surgeons had installed her usual molar mic.
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And every time, I wonder aloud about how the technology might ease the soul-grinding 16-hour flight home.
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I couldn't imagine hearing myself say the words aloud, or even worse, weather the reaction from people I loved.
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It's like when your mum mutters aloud words as she thinks things, but Cher is also tweeting them immediately.
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On most days, Steiner is found sitting in the back room at a desk, reading aloud into a microphone.
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At the hallowed ground of Centre Court at Wimbledon, talking aloud during a point would probably get fans ejected.
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Then — the best part — they shared their jointly-created poetry by reading it aloud in front of the classroom.
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The young man whose mother didn't want him asked permission to read "Mother to Son" aloud to the group.
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Wright casts a familiar linguistic spell with her thinking-aloud genre-bending voice here: a signature elliptical "prosimetric" style.
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The redacted version of Mr. Mueller's report was read aloud, not the unredacted report, which has not been released.
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Or are you quiet, hoping not to be called on — perhaps someone who would rather write than speak aloud?
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Yet Mr. Trump, in a characteristic moment of thinking aloud, also ruminated on the difficulty of the midterm environment.
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In hearing gerrymander challenges during the last term, Justice Roberts worried aloud about enmeshing the court in political matters.
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Maybe I'll eventually let my partner speak a number aloud, but only if his face doesn't betray his despondency.
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When she realizes the men are patronizing their spouses, Serena begins to read aloud from the Book of John.
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"We think that was probably true for a handful of our guests, even if they didn't say it aloud."
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Or allow the questions about who I really was to be spoken aloud and see where that took me.
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But, at the same time, users in the channel will hear your message read aloud by a voice bot.
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A bell tolled for each of the 40 victims, and their names were read aloud, sometimes by emotional relatives.
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Remember, lectures started in medieval universities where one person would read a book aloud so others could copy it.
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"He's weird," he said, asking aloud who Mr. Jones was — a question that appeared designed to irk Mr. Jones.
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In the Yankees' clubhouse that night, Alex Rodriguez mused about his shifting role, wondering aloud about life after baseball.
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She questioned certain testimony and at times read aloud emails that were entered into evidence earlier in the trial.
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But the senators did it silently: Chief Justice John Roberts read aloud the written questions submitted by party leaders.
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Still, there have been times when Bonnell wondered aloud whether the American population is cognitively equipped to govern itself.
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When she later saw that Brock Turner's accuser read a letter aloud in court, she felt even more encouraged.
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He reportedly wondered aloud why the U.S. wasn't getting paid off for having troops stationed in the Persian Gulf.
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When you read her spare, observant first-person narration aloud, Lucy's way of seeing the world snaps into focus.
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After about 30 minutes, another skier asked me aloud what there was to do for the other 90 minutes.
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He pumped himself up by speaking Tray's inner truths, and his own, aloud, to whoever happened to be listening.
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Mr. Kelly complains aloud about Mr. Trump, telling colleagues, "I don't need this" after dressing-downs from the president.
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This will automatically turn off the Narrator function and your console will stop reading text and other elements aloud.
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" He motions to the photo album, reading another headline aloud: "Peoria has the talent, but Sahuaro has the heart.
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Senators still can't speak during the trial, so they are written on a notecard and Roberts reads them aloud.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the lead impeachment manager, then read aloud the articles of impeachment.
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The senators submitted their questions in writing to Chief Justice John Roberts, who read them aloud in the chamber.
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Lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) has wondered aloud why GOP lawmakers aren't turning on the president.
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The client sends a script for the artist to read aloud, and I audition the artists and direct them.
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After a CNN anchor read the story aloud on the air, other networks and newspapers joined the media herd.
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Everyone has said something they didn't mean, or never would have said aloud otherwise, after having one too many.
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They wonder aloud whether they should just put all their money in an index fund and leave it there.
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Looking around my 200-square-foot den, I wondered aloud how I would squeeze eight plants in the space.
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At every stage, I heard questions -- some spoken aloud, some whispered -- about me, my talent, my body, my character.
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When I said it aloud, I felt like I'd really, truly spoken for the first time in my life.
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If you're over 40 and have displeased a teen this year, you may have even heard this meme aloud.
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But he also read aloud — and explained — the plays of Kaufman and Hart and the stories of Damon Runyon.
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"I now recognize that I crossed boundaries inappropriately," Ghomeshi read aloud from a statement with his familiar radio voice.
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This is one of those movies in which the title is said aloud by a character — more than once.
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I read a Dickinson poem aloud, in a murmur, trying to fall into its cadences and absorb its meaning.
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You guys originally had Brian Higgins of Xenomania (S Club, Girls Aloud, Kylie Minogue) in mind to produce this.
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It's an unflinching instant of wordless recognition, an understanding so deep that speaking its underlying fear aloud is unnecessary.
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At one point, though, he wondered aloud whether the drift of the questions verged on disrespect toward the Knicks' players.
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Users are asked to read aloud 10 phrases, and Alexa will then use that data to create a voice profile.
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Labels are still on the walls; the red-painted stage from which Marx's "Das Kapital" was read aloud is intact.
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They snapped selfies with their iPhones and wondered aloud which Instagram filters would best capture the mood of the place.
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"If I can get through this, everyone will love me again," he sings to himself aloud in a reflective moment.
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I sometimes have intuitions about myself, like random thoughts that I say aloud that end up happening in real life.
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"I want to apologize to Ms. Borel for my behavior toward her in the workplace," Ghomeshi said aloud in court.
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Obvioulsy (obviously), spelling tests, rote learning, reading aloud in class and standardized tests all work against dyslexics in the classroom.
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John Fixico of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation became emotional as he wondered aloud what would happen if the pipeline broke.
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An official greeting from then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was read aloud by a former U.S. ambassador to Russia.
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He'll be reciting poetry, telling stories (both real and imagined), reading aloud to a group and taking part in discussions.
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Let's read aloud the complete story where mandatory minimums replaced the lynch mob and tiki torches replace the burning cross.
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The researchers recorded activity in a language-producing region of the brain as the volunteers read several hundred sentences aloud.
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Whenever a question puzzled her, she used to open it and read a quote aloud by way of a response.
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That could tie into more voice-based interfaces for Messenger, where it could transcribe dictation or read you messages aloud.
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Appealing to other Senators, Sanders read the tweet aloud as a direct quote from Trump like a lawyer presenting evidence.
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Children who struggle with reading or math can gain confidence when reading aloud or reciting multiplication tables to their dog.
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McCain composed a letter that was read aloud by close friend Rick Davis, a Republican political consultant, after his death.
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On Tuesday's episode Meyers read a few of the tweets aloud on his show and they included some real zingers.
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You queue up the articles you want to have read out aloud to you, and then sit back and relax.
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Students mobbed Murphy, thanking her profusely for her speech and wondering aloud whether she could come speak at their schools.
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Barry Jenkins's film follows Chiron, a young black kid growing up in Miami who wonders aloud whether he's a faggot.
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According to ABC 7 New York and TMZ, Cardi declined the judge's offer to read her charges aloud in court.
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Occasionally Ms. Prada has wondered aloud about what she might have done had she not gone into the family business.
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In the latest Office 365 updates this month, the software giant is enabling a new Read Aloud feature in Word.
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The former Girls Aloud member then married Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini in 2014 — though their divorce with finalized in October.
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Miami (CNN)Donald Trump on Friday wondered aloud what would happen to Hillary Clinton should her Secret Service detail disarm.
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You can also tell Home to call a business or just speak aloud a specific number you want to dial.
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Marquez said he understood his rights and had read his indictment but did not want it read aloud in court.
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You can almost hear Pohlad musing aloud after checking the Red Sox media guide: This Dombrowski guy looks pretty good.
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It's a quest that may not require you to speak aloud until a recruiter reaches out — if they ever do.
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Vermont Governor Howard Dean and The Late Show host Stephen Colbert both wondered aloud whether Trump was using illegal drugs.
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"Are these pieces of playground equipment supposed to stare into our souls or is that just normal?" someone wondered aloud.
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After his robot-heavy show Tuesday morning, he asked aloud how the star could have let such a thing happen.
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The wireless buds now interact better with Siri, allowing it to read incoming messages aloud and send voice-dictated responses.
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We measured participants' concentration and performance on the tasks, and both were improved when task instructions had been read aloud.
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Cai also read aloud some of the many messages the pair swapped over WeChat, the popular Chinese social media platform.
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At one point, a commander held out a sheet of paper and read a statement aloud in a strident voice.
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"I think she maybe authored a book in the eighties about eating right for your star sign," he wondered aloud.
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At the end of the semester, Porter read aloud from "The Inner Ring," a 1944 oration by C. S. Lewis.
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"Brandy Library accepts cash, Visa, cash, MasterCard, cash, Diners Club, cash, American Express, and cash," the woman murmured, reading aloud.
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" Another source: "He's wondered aloud if there may be any way to go after Amazon with antitrust or competition law.
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In the afterglow, Jack takes out copies of their vows, which he saved since their wedding, and reads them aloud.
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Wanda stood before the class with a piece of paper and read it aloud, her voice firm and slightly clinical.
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There's sympathy fatigue, though allowances must be made, an elbow gripped, and perhaps the menu read aloud in a restaurant.
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Some have been in office for so long that officials have barely considered — or dared to consider aloud — succession plans.
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It is not until the very last panel that I hear the name Bernie Sanders spoken aloud at the summit.
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Imagine drunk Kara Swisher late at night, 21 o'clock in the morning, reading texts aloud in a chipmunk voice. Subscribe.
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"As cultures and lands become more advanced, do people tend to forget those who helped them?" the angel ponders aloud.
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Your show is a large white room covered in your own nudes, with recordings of you reading WhatsApp chats aloud.
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One man read aloud a typed question on Social Security and FICA as if he were in a presidential debate.
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Ovechkina walked us through them PowerPoint style, tapping each panel with a white pointer and reading the accompanying caption aloud.
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Some wrote to say that they watched the speech with their children, or that they read it aloud to them.
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I read the poem aloud to several people over the course of the two weeks I worked on this project.
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Picture the people of Bach's household on free evenings, gathered in their living room for the activity of reading aloud.
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Axios reported on Wednesday that Mr. Trump has wondered aloud whether Amazon could be vulnerable to antitrust or competition laws.
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Not just on paper, but speak them aloud (yes, it will help to have a friend play the boss). 4.
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As if inviting the viewer to pick up a controller, he laments aloud that he can't solve his own mystery.
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Constance, who has craftily figured out how to access it, reads the messages aloud, with tart emphasis on grammatical errors.
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Revelation Wellness pairs high-intensity exercise and strength training with Scripture; as participants do reps, Bible verses are read aloud.
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When he read his poems aloud, he shouted them to a crowded room, circling and often wearing a pink kimono.
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"It didn't interfere at all," he said, though he wondered aloud if his fair complexion helped him to fit in.
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Throughout the meal, a monk reads aloud from a text; during my stay there was something about Julian the Apostate.
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He unspooled himself at the pace of the game, telling me about his passions and dreaming aloud about our future.
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Soon, Max could solve a 6343 by 3 cube in about the time it takes to read this sentence aloud.
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Republicans had worried aloud that a recount or court fight, which for days seemed likely, could only benefit the Democrats.
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Shepard's writing is so gorgeously alive that I read this story aloud to a friend, but that last scene deflates.
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With the quality of player at Simeone's disposal, Klopp wondered aloud, why did he choose not to play "proper football"?
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I bet he's tuning in to some of the fine selections featured on LibriVox read aloud by his fellow users.
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It's a cloying and misunderstood singular noun, one that can be spoken aloud by sane people only with ironic intent.
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Also, Sanders managed to get Chief Justice John Roberts to read aloud a sentence documenting Trump's fudging of the facts.
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She wondered aloud whether the children, who she said had been smelling flowers, had come into contact with something poisonous.
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"Obviously I thought it was going to have a different ending," he said, asking aloud what he still struggles with.
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He watched from stage as a bell tolled and the names of the victims were read aloud by their survivors.
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At one point, Reginald's mother (Jemma Redgrave) asks her husband (James Fleet) to read aloud a missive from their son.
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I sigh aloud and wrap my hand around the silver rail, fingers searching up and down for the cold part.
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Fashion was a more coded form of expression: McCullers's embroidered vests and bluejeans spoke the things she couldn't say aloud.
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Over slices of pizza, the children read aloud clues, though none guessed that the victim had died of an overdose.
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"What if he comes back with the rest of his band and they all buy summer homes?" she wondered aloud.
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They wrote a statement which was read aloud by Cynthia Deitle, the director of programs at the Matthew Shepard Foundation.
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Jolly wondered aloud how fellow lawmakers would react if the mosquitoes in the jar were released into the House chamber.
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The White House had provided a note excusing him from talking about much of anything, which he repeatedly read aloud.
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Adam Schiff, a leading House manager, read aloud the charges — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — against the president.
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Perhaps, some worried aloud, Mr. Trump had experienced a medical episode a quarter of the way through his 140 characters.
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"Two decades of sustained combat have impacted our force in troublesome ways," Bobby read aloud from the January 28 document.
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Even before he was elected, Mr. Trump wondered aloud why the United States was helping Ukraine fight off the Russians.
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The anxieties and unspoken phobias that live inside your own head are far worse than when they're finally spoken aloud.
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The painting depicts a time when votes took days to count and townspeople gathered to hear the results read aloud.
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The app mimics teacher-student interactions, using artificial intelligence to guide children and give them feedback as they read aloud.
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Artists, like Patti Smith, who've been reading their memoirs aloud for audiences for decades, are truly meant for this medium.
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They stood together as the names of the 66 victims of both mass shootings were read aloud, according to WKMG.
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Political parties who once cheered you as a job creator are now musing aloud about chopping you up for parts.
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It is also still a violation to release FBI information whether by reading it aloud or handing over the document.
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