Only about 2% of Milanese still speak the dialect fluently.
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Planet takes pretty pictures, which speak more fluently for themselves.
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Enroll here to speak the language of web search fluently.
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"Knowing she could speak Mandarin fluently helped," said Mr. Yeung.
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He was so much more animated, and could talk more fluently.
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If sarcasm is a language, then Ryan Reynolds speaks it fluently.
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She's a great example of AI that can understand language fluently.
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She spoke fluently about her ideas on a range of issues.
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Among Beyoncé's many talents, subtly is a language she speaks fluently.
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She speaks English fluently, with more than a little Scottish brogue.
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They communicate mostly in Russian, the one language everyone speaks fluently.
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Today, Ramos speaks four languages fluently: Portuguese, English, French and Spanish.
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Several German war prisoners speaking Russian fluently also have been arrested.
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He speaks fluently of the hermitages of Saints Anthony and Cuthbert.
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Far, far worse than that, he has to speak French. Fluently.
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He doesn't speak as fluently when he's talking about real issues.
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Although I can understand Tagalog, sadly I cannot speak it fluently.
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He was educated in the United States and speaks English fluently.
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Kim also plays guitar and speaks English, Korean, and French fluently.
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My goal is to be able to work fluently in both languages.
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Mr Wagner argues his case fluently and rigorously in this excellent book.
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First, he lies constantly and fluently about what his policies actually are.
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Rarely have they mentioned the fact that she speaks five languages fluently.
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And Italian, which I still speak fluently, was actually my first language.
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The Japanese public marveled as she spoke fluently in English to Mrs.
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If anyone knows broker babble, it's other brokers, who speak it fluently.
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He spoke English fluently, and he had already built an accomplished career.
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Many have attended elementary, middle and high school here and speak English fluently.
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She speaks five languages fluently and has her own jewelry and cosmetics lines.
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As a result, I don't speak Spanish and my native indigenous language fluently.
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She was able to fluently have a conversation about Taiwan and in detail.
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Both interviews were conducted in Spanish, which she still does not speak fluently.
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When he woke up, his parents said he was speaking fluently in Spanish.
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This edition of Squik helps them improve vocabulary and speak the language fluently!
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Immersive simulations can help students learn languages more fluently than classrooms ever could.
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I speak English fluently (much better than my mother tongue, at this point).
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Bryant, who spoke Italian fluently, played on the city's youth team, Cantine Riunite.
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By the time I was 5, I was fluently bilingual in both languages.
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The guide is friendly and knowledgeable, and speaks Croatian, English, Spanish, and German fluently!
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The family speaks Russian fluently, as well as Kazakh, and identify as ethnic Kazakhs.
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Do the male candidates speak fluently and substantively to what matters most to women?
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Filipinos are surprised to find foreigners who can fluently speak Tagalog, let alone Swardspeak.
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Older students made similar mistakes, but chatted fluently in Occitan for a whole lesson.
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The derisory English term "fake news" rolls off their tongues more fluently than "buongiorno".
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But math and her friends like physics and astronomy were languages Dad spoke fluently.
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I made Route 28 the centerpiece of my campaign, I could talk fluently on that.
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"I am old and white, innocent and educated, and I speak English fluently," she added.
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He speaks both languages fluently and he sees the games and he can get players.
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A young candidate, Chris Deschene, was disqualified because he could not speak the language fluently.
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The Cuban-born Gonzalez, who speaks fluently in Spanish and English, had been the holdout.
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During his 2008 presidential run, he could speak nimbly and fluently about health care policy.
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I speak fluently, but when it comes to literary instinct, the newspaper reads like Brodsky.
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Most did not speak English, and they were relieved that I could speak Spanish fluently.
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If you can't speak fluently about your local issues, you're just not going to win, period.
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Born in Germany, she moved to Pennsylvania as a child and learned to speak English fluently.
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Mr. Izzard has long delivered shows in French, which he speaks fluently, as well as English.
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Berkenblit's mastery is the visual equivalent of someone who can write fluently in three different languages.
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Gregorius speaks four languages fluently: Dutch, Spanish, Papiamento — the tongue of his native Curaçao — and English.
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Murphy has displayed a remarkable ability to emphasize progressive themes while speaking fluently about economic opportunities.
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One of his Spanish-speaking friends is the fluently bilingual Juandy Mendoza, who was born in Miami.
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Juncker, who hails from Luxembourg, speaks several European languages fluently and regularly uses English at international gatherings.
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George Will, Washington Post columnist: Although he uses language fluently and precisely, he is not a poet.
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This despite the fact that a large majority of Puerto Rico residents do not speak English fluently.
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The ability to fluently speak High Valyrian will, uh, not be especially useful in the real world.
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"I'm resolved that before I die I want to speak it fluently," he told Vogue in 2013.
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She deserves to be commended for being able to speak another language so fluently; I certainly cannot!
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Later, I check: He speaks four languages fluently (French and Danish as well as English and Spanish).
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Images of Shaker worship, community, funerals and tenderness fluently succeed one another here with a grave beauty.
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Tauber said that only two Sarajevo Jews out of 500-member community can today speak Ladino fluently.
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On a minor note, Sargsyan once served in the Soviet military and speaks the Russian language fluently.
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To fully appreciate this art, I imagine that you would need to fluently read and write Japanese.
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Her father, a minister and army veteran, spoke English fluently and wanted his children to, as well.
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She could read in Latvian, and by the end of the year she was reading fluently in English.
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He would talk about films, so fluently and so maturely that he'd make us all look like dummies.
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There are some opportunities where they note that you must know how to read and write Afrikaans fluently.
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A language expert told CNN last year that the two spoke Korean fluently with distinct North Korean accents.
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Klitschko has a doctorate degree in sports science and speaks four languages fluently — Ukrainian, Russian, German, and English.
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Now you need to train yourself to play it fluently, and then maybe you can feel the ecstasy.
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This is his exploratory phase -- these conversations with everyday Americans, whose stories he has faithfully and fluently shared.
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He had a Malaysian or Indonesian accent, spoke English fluently and was never at a loss for words.
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Icelanders have long prided themselves on being able to fluently read the epic tales originally written on calfskin.
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Both are hyperdense, fluently assonant, working with car crashes of syllables and making them sound like regal skyscrapers.
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The "fine line" painted ceramic bowls of the Andes are as fluently narrative as red-figure Greek pots.
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He lies so constantly and so fluently that it's hard to know if he even realizes he's lying.
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Fluently produced an app that plugged into messengers like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, and offered natural-sounding contextual responses.
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Knowing how to fluently speak Venmo is truly a social cachet—and that's the most valuable currency of all.
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She's speaks English fluently and is regarded as the most internationally-minded leader the island has seen so far.
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But Rosberg stole that show as well, by speaking perfect Italian, one of the five languages he speaks fluently.
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That he lies so constantly and so fluently that it's hard to know if he even realizes he's lying.
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He's trained as a neuroscientist, an economist, and a psychologist but can also speak fluently about physics and astronomy.
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He wrote so fluently in so many styles, that it was tempting to dismiss him as a pastiche artist.
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You watch the formations cohere, melt and change, fluently and enthrallingly, like sand patterns changed by successive sea waves.
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I can read the Qu'ran, but not as fluently as they can, and so I chose to simply listen.
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"I want to be able to learn [and] speak Hebrew fluently, because, you know, I read very slow," she says.
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Similar to Gmail's auto responder, Fluently reads an incoming message, and tries to offer you a selection of appropriate reactions.
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Speaking the language fluently meant that he could communicate with the medical staff and overhear if they discussed anything untoward.
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First, the team argues that a proper generalized AI should be able to fluently communicate in natural language with humans.
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With the help of sitcoms and literature, he picked up on the language and began to speak and write fluently.
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She worked mostly with older Dutch people, and she was taking lessons in Dutch to speak with them more fluently.
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And in many cases, she said, students simply have not attended school consistently enough to learn how to read fluently.
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My father, for example, is a charming man in English, a language he has spoken fluently for a half-century.
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She answered his queries, telling about her experience as a nurse and how she had learned to speak German fluently.
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Instead, the factors included things like access to a car — critical for evacuations — and whether the people spoke English fluently.
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In all, I met 200 taxi drivers, including several I interviewed through translators because they did not speak English fluently.
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All the other employees at the restaurant spoke in Spanish, and I was perceived as dumb for not speaking fluently.
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Mr. Macron's government is openly German-friendly; five of its members, including Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, speak the language fluently.
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Although French is spoken fluently by less than five per cent of the population, it is used most in schools.
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This suggests a possible approach to photography criticism: a river of interconnected images wordlessly but fluently commenting on one another.
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There are roughly 6,500 languages spoken around the world and we're willing to bet you only speak one of them fluently.
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Many of us get impatient with people who don't speak English fluently, or who do so with an "un-American" accent.
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You can say she's an idiot (although, I question whether that term applies to a woman who speaks five languages fluently).
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Her skills would rival 007's: She can shoot targets, speak several languages fluently, and drop-kick someone twice her size.
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About five million K-12 students in the United States do not speak English fluently, and their numbers are growing fast.
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Patients report that they lose the ability to read, to recall words, to speak fluently, to make decisions, and to remember.
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He wears the tightfitting suits of a money-center banker, carries a fancy handbag and converses fluently in Urdu and Hindi.
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The clerk then demands that he read sections in French, German, and Russian, all of which he happens to speak fluently.
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Born to a Danish mother and an Iranian father, he speaks Danish fluently and is the chairman of his school council.
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I realized that I waste so much time on the internet that if I didn't, I could speak every language fluently.
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If I were to compare it to a language, I think I'm speaking it fluently but other people hear a heavy accent.
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And Ms. Roman is also trying to learn Hebrew and Korean, in addition to the seven European languages she already speaks fluently.
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Ms Pedder's fluently written and well-plotted book is clear-eyed about Mr Macron's flaws and the potential pitfalls ahead of him.
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Although she is the only member of the group who doesn't speak English fluently, she is fluent in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
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Lovely Lady of the Day Uldouz Wallace was born in Iran, moved to Sweden at age 9 and speaks four languages fluently.
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Born and raised in Japan, most differ little from Japanese people on the surface, speaking the language fluently and often marrying Japanese.
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Berkenblit's mastery is the visual equivalent of someone who can write fluently in three different languages: Finnish, Portuguese, and Greek, for example.
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He wrote fluently but entirely unsystematically and without the slightest concession to the interests of academic philosophers, so he is largely forgotten.
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Erard pursued another much hyped character, Ziad Fazah, a Guinness-record holder until 1997, who claimed to speak fifty-eight languages fluently.
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As of 2202, only 2628% of Americans over age 28500 spoke another language fluently, whereas 6900% of the population spoke only English.
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But for thousands of H.C.R.I. alumni, the confidence gained from speaking fluently and the accomplishments it can foster have been a godsend.
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The stage was populated by figures adorable yet uncanny: A fox suavely smokes a cigarette in one of the fluently rendered drawings.
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Ellen Shenkarow, 70, a retired English teacher who speaks Spanish fluently, has lent a hand with intake, cooking, cleaning and other jobs.
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A bowl of Lanzhou beef noodle soup averages about $1 USD and intensive training is required before one can fluently pull noodles.
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He lived in Italy from the age of six to 13 while his father played professional basketball, and he spoke Italian fluently.
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Yes, say some locals; they must learn to speak the language fluently in a way that will be useful in their later lives.
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That is partly because native-born workers can do things that newcomers cannot, such as speak the language fluently and navigate local institutions.
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"In the prep that happens before, you should get to the point where you can fluidly and fluently tell your story," Aronstein says.
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Ms. Cámara's mother grew up in Philadelphia, and Ms. Cámara speaks English just as fluently, and almost as fast, as she does Spanish.
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But he spoke Hindi and Urdu fluently, making him a natural fit for roles like slick diplomats, British colonials, priests and police officers.
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Now they are held in English and Mandarin because too few people, even in his organization, speak Hokkien fluently enough to conduct meetings.
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She speaks fluently about foreign policy, including how to improve NATO relations, something that will be badly needed after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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When my first-grade teacher reported that I could read "fluently enough, but without much comprehension," she took it up with the school.
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Trump knows enough about the conservative movement to speak its language fluently on certain issues—he is a Second Amendment purist, for example.
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The church I attend is studying a book called "White Fragility," which examines how some whites can't talk fluently or honestly about race.
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The children knew only French when they first walked into their Bronx public schools two years ago, but they now speak English fluently.
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He speaks his second language fluently, but he kept Turner, his interpreter, on hand to make certain his thoughts were always precisely conveyed.
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When blockchains are able to fluently converse with each other, we will have the opportunity to harness the full power and potential of…everything.
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If public figures want to get in on the language of the internet, they need to learn from someone who can fluently speak it.
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To buff up Bixby's brains, Samsung has now acquired Fluently, which makes an AI chatbot that can compose smart replies in English and Korean.
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The Fluently acquisition adds onto Samsung's 2016 buyout of US-based AI platform Viv, which was co-founded by the team that created Siri.
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What&aposs even more disconcerting is that Amazon Echo records every command you speak, to train the software to work as fluently as possible.
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Language is another frequent barrier for those who do not speak English fluently and who may be treated by an English-only-speaking doctor.
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You have to make a compelling case, and you've got to speak fluently on the issues that directly affect the office that you're seeking.
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Firstly, it was because of her that I was born in Ethiopia—I spend half my time in Ethiopia, I speak the language fluently.
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Today, I'm a 30-year-old who wears hearing aids, never attended a residential deaf school, and who can sign proficiently, but not fluently.
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It has its own language, Talossan, spoken fluently by many of its citizens; a fully developed system of law; and a colorful, troubled history.
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Both are fond of the witty pop standards of the 1930s and 1940s, and Vilray can write fluently and cleverly in that vintage style.
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The waivers were in English, and officials provided a verbal Spanish translation—two languages that the fathers did not speak fluently or at all.
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Amiri, who spent two decades fighting Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein from Iran and speaks Farsi fluently, is one of the most powerful figures in Iraq.
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Adam Grant THEY learn to read at age 2, play Bach at 123, breeze through calculus at 6, and speak foreign languages fluently by 8.
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People who are disabled, live with mental illness or don't speak English fluently often lack the care they need because they can't navigate the system.
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It is easier to argue fluently or to make a point subtly when not trying to call up rarely used vocabulary or construct sentences correctly.
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Handsome and impressively erudite, he spun out the plotline of his fall and rise so fluently that it sometimes sounded like he'd memorized a script.
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"I've resolved that before I die, I want to speak it fluently," said Castro, who has used the program Rosetta Stone to learn the language.
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But it shares with its predecessor a fondness for the subterfuges and archetypes of classic farce, which Mr. Bean translates fluently into modern-day terms.
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For me, it isn't enough that a book deploys Shakespeare, and even cites "King Lear" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" fluently, as "Station Eleven" did.
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He not only spoke German fluently, but with his blond hair and blue eyes he could also pass as an Aryan while smuggling young Jews.
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These Staatsballett Shades enter fluently, faster than any other "Bayadère" corps I can remember (this tempo feels right for the music), and with wonderful phrasing.
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Experts on the National Reading Panel recognized nearly 20 years ago how millions of children should best be taught to read fluently and with comprehension.
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Fiorina peaked at 12 percent Fiorina's debate performances earned raves repeatedly — even if the specifics she fluently cited were often a parade of factual inaccuracies.
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She can now read, write and speak the language fluently thanks to Hindi classes that help girls identify their trafficking routes and record more accurate testimony.
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We're getting very close to a Babel fish era, where you can just stick something in your ear and converse fluently with any human on Earth.
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Zhou Bao laughed and hooted himself, though not quite as fluently as Ta Shu, who had practiced a lot during his hours at the Beijing Zoo.
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The rare academic who could speak fluently to bureaucrats and normal people, Charles Kindleberger designed the Marshall Plan and wrote vast economic histories worthy of Tolstoy.
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Before you know it, you'll be communicating fluently with data and have a variety of skills that will make you stand out in the job market.
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Although, I can speak fluently in Navajo, I did not learn to read and write the Navajo language, so I probably would be disqualified as well.
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His voice shows no hint of a Texas accent until his says his first name and sounds like he is speaking Spanish — which he does, fluently.
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He said in an interview in Urdu that he could not speak English fluently and thought he was just signing a loan to buy a car.
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The language of cinematic action — which Ms. Bigelow speaks as fluently and inventively as any living American director — is an idiom of feeling and visceral response.
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He understood that the Taliban's worldview was rooted in religion, and could communicate with them — and even interpret for them — in Urdu, which he speaks fluently.
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But Ms. Ocasio-Cortez embodies and morphs the concept like the digital native she is, meaning simply that she speaks the language of the internet fluently.
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In this instance, Thomas fluently interweaves cultural signifiers, like Huey P. Newton's recognizable rattan peacock chair and a silky durag, into her meticulously curated studio set.
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Gevers has a lilting accent and speaks fluently in the modular capsules and rehearsed-casual delivery of someone wearing a wireless headset microphone in a theatrical round.
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He occasionally shifted to Spanish, which he speaks fluently, and led the audience in a chant of an Obama political slogan, "Sí se puede" ("Yes you can").
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The Welsh language is justifiably important to some people living in Wales – though clearly not everyone, given that only around 20% of the country speak it fluently.
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I think sometimes, when you speak two languages fluently, you're almost two different people—you use two different parts of your brain to communicate to the world.
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Mr. Netanyahu doesn't speak Russian, yet he still seems to have found a common language with Mr. Putin, one he speaks even more fluently than Mr. Sharon.
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Unlike the local population, the foreigners often do not speak Arabic fluently, and their non-Arab features mean that they cannot blend in with the local population.
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Lee Cher Leng, a language historian in the China studies department at the National University of Singapore, referring to Mr. Lee's inability to fluently speak multiple languages.
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Only one member of BTS — Kim Nam Joon — speaks English fluently, though several others are conversational, so social media is an ideal place to connect with fans.
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Over 12 tracks, she demonstrates the range of her voice, speaking fluently in falsettos as she does on "February 3rd," a plea to get lost in love.
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And while some of his audience in the United States may not speak Spanish fluently, that's not stopping him from performing the way he wants to be known.
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" She reasoned that "He is young, speaks English fluently and even if his program remains still uncertain, he seems to speak to the ear of the French expats.
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East Austin SucculentsNothing says "Texas" and "I'm a really shitty plant owner" quite as fluently as a collection of cacti, and East Austin Succulents has got you covered.
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Larrington says Jorah Mormont needs to return and be put in charge of Dothraki liaisons, since he's the only person other than Daenerys that speaks their language fluently.
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Batts had resigned in Oakland amid tensions with the mayor and federal court monitors, but he had a doctorate and spoke fluently about the need for community relations.
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And he's badly outmatched by Ms. Weisz, who fluently makes Rachel into a destabilizing force, a character whose mystery can make her gracious smiles seem etched in acid.
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Many were immigrant cabdrivers who could not speak English fluently and signed loans they could not afford, lured by the promise of easy wealth and a secure future.
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In LaFleur's offense, the dialect he had spoken fluently, with such eloquence, was as outdated as a VCR, putting him on an equal learning curve with his teammates.
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But the quality we adore in presidential candidates — the ability to stand up and speak loudly, confidently, and fluently on topics you may know nothing about — is gendered.
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He delivered the speech fluently, and appeared not to be reading off notes, given that he paused a few times to seemingly form the next sentence in his head.
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Death rates in the ICUs were the same no matter what language patients spoke most fluently, averaging 2.8 percent for both native speakers and those with limited English proficiency.
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One of nine children, she was intelligent and well-educated, and spoke French fluently by age 10 after receiving home-schooling lessons, according to the royal family's official website.
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Why it matters: It's no easy feat to create AI that can write fluently, and Co. Design notes that Shelley "augments and complements human capacity, rather than replacing it."
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That's why we hate the Russians, because of Boris and Natasha from ... I haven't said that Lisa speaks Russian fluently, too, which is helpful to be in Russia. Yes.
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In his seven years as secretary, Duncan stuck firmly to talking points on higher education policy while speaking much more fluently on K-12, where he had much more experience.
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In the decades to come, fawning portraits of liberal politicians, however fluently crafted, would no longer make their authors famous, and would be shunned by academics of every ideological persuasion.
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The latest example, from Google's creative research team Magenta, is the Piano Genie — an AI program that lets you improvise fluently on the piano by simply bashing away at eight buttons.
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As CEO of Grupo Latino de Radio, she operated over 211986 radio stations in Latin America and the U.S. Born in Mexico and raised in Brazil, Dulá speaks five languages fluently.
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That right belongs to the patients who are intimately experiencing the disease and living with it daily, for they will never fluently speak or find comfort in the language of others.
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In more ways than one, it's also an intensely literary film, preoccupied with language — Hebrew, which Ms. Portman speaks fluently — and preferring nuances of mood and memory to details of plot.
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"You have to make a compelling case, and you've got to speak fluently on the issues that directly affect the office that you're seeking," Roem told Vox in a recent interview.
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That's something Ms. Ocasio-Cortez was able to capitalize on fluently, casting herself as part of a new generation of young, unabashedly liberal Democrats unwilling to wait their turn any longer.
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Raised in prerevolutionary Tehran, Mr. Harward was known to startle his Afghan counterparts during his tours there by conversing with them fluently in Farsi, which is similar to their native Dari.
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He was an intelligent man who could speak and write fluently in several languages, but lacking a formal education in science, he was skeptical of the space race of the 1960s.
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Even after she received the status, Ms. Davydova, who does not speak English fluently, struggled to obtain steady work and started making frequent trips to the hospital because of declining health.
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It's a central challenge for a man who is new to politics: talking fluently about policies he hasn't had to address in his work life before he decided to run for president.
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She notes that her own children have stronger Spanish language skills than most Americans, but might find themselves at sea in Mexico, where others speak their native language more fluently and fluidly.
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Nyong'o spent seven months in the country and has put those Spanish classes to good use, often speaking fluently in the romance language while being interviewed by Laitno or Hispanic media outlets.
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I can pass the citizenship test, I can become a citizen, I can receive a passport, I can speak German fluently, but I don't see myself ever being accepted as a German.
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Once a machine can translate fluently between two natural languages, the foundation has been laid for a machine that might one day "understand" human language well enough to engage in plausible conversation.
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The fair's pamphlets and signage were only in English, not Spanish, and while both are official languages of Puerto Rico, only 20% of the population spoke English fluently per the 20003 census.
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An employee of the Saigon Sandwich shop in San Francisco, where Wired's headquarters is located, confirmed that "moms" work there but declined to be quoted because she does not speak English fluently.
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This language of xenophobia and white supremacy is spoken fluently by our own president, and is at the root of why generations of Latinx Americans' relationship with Spanish is laced with pain.
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Being fluently bilingual, he told them all this in both American and Tex-Mex, but, as it turned out, they didn't speak any civilized languages, and instead pointed their weapons at him.
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Since I could speak Arabic fluently but looked "white," I could understand things passersby said about me without them knowing, and let me tell you, I did a whole lot of learning.
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She seems to reach instinctively for the tougher-sounding policy before coming around, eventually, to positions that more closely reflect American ideals of welcome — ideals that Mr. Sanders voiced fluently on Thursday night.
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"She's extremely beautiful, but most importantly she's smart and helps me deal with my crazy world," says Richie of Parigi, who is of Swiss, Chinese and Caribbean descent and speaks four languages fluently.
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The next day, Mr. Workman, in a crisp suit and tie, appeared on the witness stand and spoke easily and fluently, in the technical jargon-laced cadence I had come to know well.
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The aspirational America of the mid-twentieth century was looking for a Bernstein—a native genius who could knock off Broadway tunes as fluently as he conducted Brahms—and one was duly found.
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To be sure, Mr. Macron, once he had rebalanced himself, periodically launched his habitual command performance, speaking fluently and without notes on Syria, labor, taxes and other subjects for more than two hours.
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At Elliniko, Samim Haidari, a brainy 20-year-old Afghan refugee, had taught himself to speak English almost fluently using about 20 apps on his smartphone, hoping it would help him win asylum.
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A quintet for Sara Mearns with four men is succeeded by another for Taylor Stanley with four women: issues about gender are examined throughout, with same-sex and other-sex partnering fluently interleaved.
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Todd, a boyish American in his early 2100s, is the son of a vanilla trader who sent him to France for his education so that he could learn the language of the flavour fluently.
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It could be that whatever native-speakers might consider correct, Euro-English, second language or no, is becoming a dialect fluently spoken by a large group of people who understand each other perfectly well.
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The then and the now conversed fluently where the British sculptor Anish Kapoor's meters-deep black rectangular hole in the ground yawned underneath busts of Pompeian divinities that connected the underworld and the heavens.
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While understanding body language is not strictly a requirement of any CEFR level, it's hard to navigate a conversation fluently without a general understanding of what certain gestures mean, or what actions are impolite.
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The test of a work of art's success, though, is not how fluently it communicates a single message; the test is how forcefully it reflects, unsettles, and transforms the world in which it intercedes.
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SABRINA DENNISON The shadow actors will all be signing fully in American Sign Language, while the characters in the play will sign as their characters would (some fluently, some haltingly, some signing and speaking).
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Co-founder and CEO Mursal Hedayat was three years old when she arrived in the UK as a refugee from Afghanistan with her mother, a civil engineer who spoke English and three other languages fluently.
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That they rap far more fluently than she does (and sometimes in arrestingly bawdy fashion, given that their collaborator is underage) is only a mild inconvenience — Bhad Bhabie has the conviction of a true brat.
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Having moved to Italy with his mother as a teenager and attended high school there, he spoke the language fluently and had become a favorite of the Italian journalists who'd flocked to Kyiv that winter.
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Let's look at a few typical stages of business growth to help us understand: Founding: Your startup begins with a small group of people wearing a large number of hats, all communicating quickly and fluently.
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When a customer at his father's shop learned that Sydney, at age 4, could read English fluently but that his father could not afford to send him to school, the customer paid the boy's tuition.
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Japanese pool player Naoyuki Oi doesn't speak English fluently but that didn't stop him from giving an impressive performance in a post-match interview: This pool player's interview on Sky Sports has cheered me right up!
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In the world Brown has created, all the animals in the forest share a language that Roz quickly decodes and learns to speak fluently (one of the many advantages of having a computer for a brain).
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Unlike her characters, who tend to be laconic and aloof, and her narratives, which are elliptical and enigmatic, Denis speaks fluently, linearly, and sometimes at great length, with an instinctual command of pacing, foreshadowing, and suspense.
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When it was Alejandro's turn, he read carefully and fluently, as if he understood the poem's meaning, though it was from the eighteenth century: a time of simple emotions, travelling handymen, and light flickering on water.
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It didn't have a central organizing character, as many of his future efforts would, but its songs share an interest in blending disparate pop traditions so fluently that you forget they were disparate to begin with.
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In the news conference Saturday after the Group of 7 meeting in Sicily, he spoke fluently and off-the-cuff on topics like Libya and African development, without Mr. Hollande's customary hems, haws and little smiles.
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And just as a pianist depends on muscle-memory to juggle thousands of notes in a concerto, so Ms Jones depends on that same faculty to synchronise her imagery fluently and flexibly with the singers on stage.
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We question whether British-Malaysian actor Henry Golding is "Asian" enough, despite the fact that he is one of the few people who can actually and fluently speak a non-English Singaporean language — Malay — in the movie.
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Language skills weren't the problem, the survey suggested, with about 95 percent of those who were denied jobs and more than 90 percent of those who were denied housing saying they spoke Japanese conversationally, professionally or fluently.
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"Bringing 200,000 people back after so many years, that's only going to create more poverty, more violence and more crime," says Will, who speaks English more fluently than Spanish after living in California for about 20 years.
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Trump does not speak the language of faith leaders as fluently as Cruz can, but he has made a point of arguing at Iowa rallies that evangelicals can trust him to be a staunch advocate on their behalf.
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No. In an era where Colin Kaepernick has become unmarketable to the NFL for his integration of politics and sports, Kendrick and Trump are emblematic of the conversation no one is having together but pretends to speak fluently.
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He hit his favored theme - addressing the imbalances in soccer between rich and poor clubs and nations - early and hard but, speaking fluently without a script, he also offered some lines straight out of the playbook of 'real politics'.
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And the deepest pleasure of reading The Secret Commonwealth comes from watching Lyra become more and more like the best parts of her child self, remembering how to lie fluently and commit herself to a quest with ferocious tenacity.
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In a Univision poll last year, 68 percent of Latino voters said they didn't care whether a candidate spoke Spanish; only about a quarter said they would be more likely to vote for a candidate who spoke Spanish fluently.
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He discovered computer programming in middle school and was instantly smitten; today, he thinks fluently in layers of code — "each hanging from the one above, like a Calder mobile" — and his brain is a regular popcorn maker of ideas.
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He speaks fluently about developing-world economic strategies, says he has never been the subject of racial discrimination in a part of France where there are few immigrants and shrewdly recognizes the exoticism of his appeal to the voters.
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That's the native tongue of Washington, and it's a language the Democrats' last three losing presidential candidates spoke fluently but that almost always misses the reality of what Americans, especially those far from the nation's capital, think and feel.
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For the price of half a bitcoin plus a 5 percent recovery fee, Miller claims that he can assist you in recalling your forgotten password from anywhere in the world, as long as you speak and understand English fluently.
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Lovers of language will appreciate Gaston Dorren's Babel: Around the World in Twenty Languages, a global exploration of the 20 languages Dorren decided a person would have to know if they wanted to speak fluently with half of the world's population.
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In other words, simply putting your children in touch with another language (even if they don't learn to speak it fluently) may not necessarily increase their IQ, but it can give them superior communication skills and contribute to a broader perspective.
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Switching fluently between English and Tamil and sometimes Sanskrit, the swami, in his 80s and near the end of his life (he died in 2015), leads meditations and shares the principles of Advaita Vedanta, an ancient Hindu philosophy that emphasizes oneness.
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And if anyone ever questioned our love (because it happened so quickly, over two months), or if he had ever questioned my devotion (because we did not speak the same language fluently), it would have ripped straight through my heart.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel was seen smiling and spoke fluently at the start of a news conference with the visiting Finnish prime minister on Wednesday after she had earlier been seen shaking for the third time within weeks.
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Administration officials are betting that Judge Kavanaugh's record of around 300 court decisions, combined with his ability to speak fluently on a range of complex issues, will make it impossible for Democrats to cast him as unqualified for Justice Kennedy's seat.
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We're lucky Rooney and her co-editor Eric Plattner have finally revived them, despite the translator's death, and that they have supplemented Levy's efforts with several texts that she did not get to, in versions by Alan Elgar; all the translations read fluently.
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CONVERSATIONS AT THE International Meeting on Origami in Science, Mathematics and Education often pause for a hand to dart into a pocket, emerge with a square of plain paper and fluently fold it up to make a point—both geometrically and rhetorically.
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During his three-year tenure, Mr. Cryan, a bookish Briton who speaks German fluently, helped Deutsche Bank begin to crawl out from under the legal problems that had weighed on the bank's reputation and cost it billions of euros in fines and settlements.
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Hunched over in his seat, he offered assurances that Trump's budget, which had just been announced days earlier, wouldn't end up as "dramatic" as proposed and spoke as fluently about questions over public lands and timber issues as he did about appropriations.
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Since I'm not good at English and experimented with various techniques endlessly, I think I might have bothered her a lot but I'm studying English *so hard* right now and I think I'll be able to speak fluently within a year haha.
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He wanted to go back and get current pictures of the same areas, for a photography exhibition he was having at the University of California, Irvine, called "Surviving War, Surviving Peace," but he needed someone who spoke Vietnamese more fluently than he did.
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He is a hyperpolyglot, with a command of twenty-two living languages (Spanish, Italian, Piedmontese, English, Mandarin, French, Esperanto, Portuguese, Romanian, Quechua, Shawi, Aymara, German, Dutch, Catalan, Russian, Hakka Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Guarani, Farsi, and Serbian), thirteen of which he speaks fluently.
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Now that you are ready to dive in, here's how to make your resume shine: In addition to your degree, include if you studied abroad and can fluently speak a foreign language, along with any special skills you learned in school, Salemi says.
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Diana Hanbury King, a master teacher who helped generations of students struggling to read fluently, write and spell — and being stigmatized for it — because of an often undiagnosed learning disability called dyslexia, died on June 15 at her home in Lakeville, Conn.
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Bryant spoke Italian fluently, and played most days of the week on the city's youth team Cantine Riunite, named for a local winemaker of the region's sparkling red lambrusco -- an experience he famously credited as formative for his skills on the court.
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Known among colleagues in Washington for his poise on camera and his discipline in staying on message — equally fluently in English and Spanish — Mr. Becerra is now the subject of hopeful whispering among some Hispanic Democrats as a long-shot prospect to be Mrs.
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Nowhere is that more palpable than just across the border in Israel, where soldiers patrol close enough to wave at the Hamas militants eyeing them from watchtowers, and commanders talk of Gaza's unemployment and poverty rates as fluently as of their battle preparations. Brig. Gen.
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Research finds that, for example, an influx of Latin American immigrants tends to reduce the earnings of other recent Latin American immigrants (who speak the same language, cook similar foods, etc.) while generally increasing the pay of native-born Americans who speak English fluently.
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A little dissonance need not be destructive, if you can harness its potential productively, and that in turn will help affirm the language of storytelling in video games: both for those who know it fluently, and others who've previously been alienated by its surface-level indecipherability.
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He fluently speaks the language of government compliance, rattling off acronyms that consume his time and resources, including E.P.A. (Environmental Protection Agency), OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), U.S.D.A. (United States Department of Agriculture) and state and local offices, too, like A.C.D.O.H. (Albany County Department of Health).
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Departing from his usual black or navy suits, Kim gave his televised speech wearing black-rimmed glasses and slicked back hair, speaking fluently and rarely looking down to read as he raised the possibility of sending a delegation to the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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In a sign that computers will be able to perform image analysis as fluently as text analysis, a group of Stanford-based researchers were able to make accurate predictions about neighborhood voting patterns based on millions of pictures collected from Google Street View, reports The New York Times.
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Rucker, fluently profane and exasperated about the vast chasm between the group's outsize success and its general critical dismissal, said that he'd recently watched CNN's docu-series on the 2100s, executive-produced by Tom Hanks (among others), and was frustrated to see that Hootie hadn't even rated a mention.
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Gaijin (gai-jin) means "foreigner" or "outsider"; although Mr. Orkin, the chef and owner of Ivan Ramen in New York, lived in Japan for years, speaks the language fluently, and even opened successful ramen shops in Tokyo, he is still considered an outsider, and so is Mr. Ying.
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In the outer sections, formations keep changing so fluently that, when it's over, you hardly know a quarter of what you've seen; but the ending is a nice touch of neatness, with the 10 dancers finally becoming five male-female couples, something you never quite imagined happening until it does.
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The New Jersey Democrat initially looked taken aback, impressed or jealous at the power move, which highlighted O'Rourke's ability to fluently speak the language and may have distracted from the fact that he could not or would not answer the specific question about whether he would support a 70% top tax rate.
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The choice of 87.6% of my heart, Nigeria — I have a passport, I lived there for almost a decade, I speak and understand two of its many languages fluently, we'd be superb winners — got knocked out in the group stages, our young team sadly not up to those wily Argentinians yet again.
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That his ex-wife has borne the brunt of his revived appetite for truth-telling—that, besides Knausgaard himself, she is the most brutally exposed of all the characters in My Struggle—is a painful topic for Knausgaard, but also the topic he seems able to talk about most proficiently and fluently.
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With its folksy wisdom and air of life-affirming wonder, Wilder's script translated fluently into the hyperbole of a big song-and-dance show, which spoke (loudly) not only of a more innocent age of American history but also of a time when musicals were upbeat spectacles, with outsize stars to match. (Ms.
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I don't speak another language fluently, so please let me know in the comments whether this is also true for other languages, but modern English is enough of an oddball that one can pun, one can Spoonerize, one can mix up the order of words in a phrase and still communicate the same message.
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The most egregious false claim: Pete Buttigieg's faith Trump, who famously struggled with some of his Christian campaign content during the 2016 election, decided at the megachurch that it was a good idea to take a religion-related shot at a 2020 presidential candidate: Democrat Pete Buttigieg, an Episcopalian who fluently discusses matters of religion.
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Just as a side note, we should mention that fans of Tingle's typical semi-incoherent writing style may be disappointed that Pounded by the Pound, perhaps in deference to the gravity of the situation, is written straightforwardly and, er, fluently, like every other erotic novel where a guy gets pounded by a sentient coin.
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Under that system, the US would prioritize high-skilled immigrants with college degrees who speak English fluently over immigrants with immediate relatives in the US. Trump and his advisers claim that such a system (which is similar to the one in Canada) is simply about merit — the idea that high-skilled immigrants contribute the most to society.
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Mr. Johnson and his ministers have lied fluently and persistently about everything from their fundamental and fake promise to the electorate — that Brexit can be brought to a swift, neat end by him — to its damage to jobs, its impact on Northern Ireland, the ease of new trade deals and the number of new hospitals and nurses the Tories will fund.
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