And it gives voice to more than just one person.
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Kavanagh's second-person narration gives voice to Yasmin's tumultuous inner life.
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George Takei is also featured, and Art Parkinson gives voice to Kubo.
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" echoes the past and gives voice to our present.
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He said the channel gives voice to a range of opinions and encourages dialogue.
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" Kimmel then gives voice to exactly what we were all thinking, saying, "That's weird.
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This sonorous lower register gives voice to her bracing impatience with sentimentality and disingenuousness.
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In one, he gives voice to an animated koala who organizes a singing contest.
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Madeline Miller's Circe, out earlier this year, gives voice to the witch of The Odyssey.
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On this week's Modern Love Podcast, Natasha Lyonne gives voice to Ms. Cohen's entertaining essay.
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The music gives voice to the community in a way that provides some type of agency.
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He promises nothing of substance to ease their pain, but he gives voice to their rage.
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"It gives voice to every possible articulation of crime and mystery in belles-lettres," she said.
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Jablon gives voice to a new lyricism: a physicalized language where words take on organic, gestural shapes.
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It gives voice to the disadvantaged and doggedly pursues the truth to expose wrongdoing and drive change.
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At times, it gives voice to foolish commentary that erodes the stature of the office of president.
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The singsong and staccato of the work gives voice to the recognition that collecting can be a requiem.
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It charts the terrain of political discourse, establishes what issues will be debated and gives voice to people's anxieties.
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Fiction supposedly "gives voice" to its characters, but what can it do for those who would rather not speak?
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Mary-Louise Parker gives voice to the woman who revolutionized how we view our relationship with the natural world.
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"The Syphilis of Sisyphus" (143) gives voice to a 19th-century pregnant Parisian woman, who disparages the idealism of modernity.
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While Chopra gives voice to Kaa in the Hindi film, Scarlett Johansson is behind the character in the English version. .
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I will be a president who not only works to get the policy right, but gives voice to those struggles.
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It gives voice to the voiceless in our society, and it connects people with vital resources for health and education.
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"Everyone wants to be a victim these days," a dismissive Marie tells her daughter when she gives voice to these doubts.
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Jason Sudeikis gives voice to an irritable red bird who's suspicious when his homeland is visited by some cheery green pigs.
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The story of black Southerners being inferior is not one of their own making, she continues, and Laymon gives voice to that.
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Songs like "Greedy" aren't raunchy—she gives voice to young women's sexuality in a way that feels honest, approachable, and occasionally hilarious.
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Audio obtained exclusively by CNN of mothers appearing in immigration court while separated from their children gives voice to the anguish they face.
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"Democratic socialism," for Sanders, is about creating a "political revolution" that gives voice to the second group — by sticking it to the first.
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It is in this near perfect state of perpetual aggrievement that Trump gives voice to a faction of America that also feels aggrieved.
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While there's no doubt that the film has been made from a pro-abortion-rights perspective, it gives voice to other points of view.
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But Jones-Wright dismissed the alarmist tone, saying the funding merely gives voice to minorities and poor people who are left behind in prosecutor races.
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At the microphone, Rosario Reyes, a mother from El Salvador who is with the immigrant-rights group Casa de Maryland, gives voice to the anguish.
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He understood that true investigative journalism gives voice to those oppressed by war, poverty and inequity -- and that such journalism is essential to our freedom.
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The story gives voice to a diverse set of white, working-class residents and their complicated relationships to the elites that pass through the town.
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"Parks and Recreation" veteran Ben Schwartz gives voice to Sonic, and Jim Carrey gets back to his cartoonish roots as the mustachioed supervillain Dr. Robotnik.
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But by making unlikely connections between well-described locations and events separated by aeons, she gives voice to those witchy, diachronic feelings in a spectacular fashion.
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Miller, writing once again in the first person ("The Song of Achilles" was narrated by Patroclus), gives voice to Circe as a multifaceted and evolving character.
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Narrated by the scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson, the film gives voice to farmers, activists and experts around the globe who take polarizing stances on the issue.
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Despite its inherently misogynistic subject matter, with scenes that include female objectification and assault, The Deuce tells its story in a way that gives voice to women.
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It is about a movement of millions Americans who want a better life for themselves and their families, and leadership that gives voice to those universal aspirations.
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He gives voice to misgivings that lurk beneath the surface of American consciousness, close enough to cause trouble but submerged too far to break through without help.
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"My dog Woody is a standard poodle," said Jeff Goldblum, who gives voice to a gossipy dog in the movie, on the red carpet before the screening.
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Sometimes true crime shows or podcasts can feel like perverse rubbernecking, but this gives voice to the victims' families and never ignores the humanity of its subjects.
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New Glass Now gives voice to a new generation of artists and designers who are harnessing the possibilities of glass to respond to our complex contemporary moment.
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But he accuses Mr Bainimarama of bias against their fellow i-Taukei, "the people of the land" (ie, indigenous Fijians), and gives voice to their sense of victimhood.
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Shi's eight-minute short is inspired by her upbringing in Toronto's Chinese community, and is so impactful because it gives voice to the oft overlooked Asian immigrant experience.
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In contrast to "yellowface," which protested the practice of white actors using makeup and prosthetics to play Asians, "whitewashing" gives voice to the near-absence of prominent roles.
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Seselj, whose war crimes acquittal is being appealed by prosecutors, gives voice to the grievances many Serbs feel over NATO's 1999 bombing of Serbia over the Kosovo conflict.
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No doubt he speaks for lots of people, many of them old enough to know better, when he gives voice to the conviction that Blink-182 should—will!
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But the fact of its existence, and the way it gives voice to the dry details of the report, feel somehow perfectly suited to this surreal political moment.
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Why it matters: As America's biggest trade group representing business, the Chamber of Commerce gives voice to the common denominator position on a host of issues, including climate change.
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Focused on global warming's effects on the atmosphere (and, as a result, the planet overall), a new short film from environmental organization Conservation International gives voice to the sky.
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Oliver, by example, reminds you that theatre first began as a way of making poems live, and gives voice to stories that couldn't be told any other way. ♦
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The documentary also gives voice to other residents who are involved in the locally led grassroots movement, taking care to show how active, concerned, and resourceful these citizens are.
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It's also about the way she gives voice to the trauma she's experienced and explains exactly how it's affected her, forcing Littlefinger to reckon with the consequences of his actions.
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Trump gives voice to the deep anger of so many millions in the electorate who want something done – even if they do not know what that want to be done.
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Through interviews with Israeli politicians, and Palestinians and Israelis in the West Bank, "West of the Jordan River" gives voice to peace-seeking residents on both sides of the conflict.
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Why it matters: This painful episode gives voice to some of the deep-seated bitterness for one main character that we witnessed in "Valar Morghulis," while presaging major developments to come.
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"It clearly gives voice to the bears who are saying, 'There are no real details around this China deal, and we don't have any specific promises by the Chinese,'" Hackett said.
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In contrast to the iconoclasm and radicalism that define much Chinese art since 1989, her thematic focus on the personal and quotidian gives voice to a realism that courts intimacy and nuance.
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Mr. Manafort's lawsuit gives voice to one of the common grievances Mr. Trump's supporters have with Mr. Mueller: None of the charges he has brought answer the central question of his inquiry.
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And I guess there's a sense in which his embrace of white nationalism gives voice to ordinary Americans who share his racism but have felt unable to air their prejudice in public.
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Cisneros herself understood personally the feeling of otherness, and in this slim novella she gives voice to the push and pull of wanting to escape circumstance while also honoring heritage and identity.
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Rather than the angry mobs we see on cable news, the Arab Youth Survey gives voice to countless millions who deplore violence and have similar hopes, fears and aspirations as young Americans.
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Start with IS. To lock in its victories against the jihadists, America must back pluralist and decentralised politics (don't call it democracy) that gives voice to the region's disparate groups, especially Sunni Arabs.
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If Trump gives voice to those white men who feel constrained by political correctness, then Michelle is the voice of a black woman who knows viscerally the damage done by racism and sexism.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's traditionalist-nationalist rhetoric, which blames secularism, diversity and internationalism for the weakening of Western democracies, gives voice to the grievances that American hate groups have felt for so long.
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The angry art of protest is flourishing these days, and its forms are as myriad as the grievances it gives voice to: marches, rallies, occupations, boycotts, black evening wear for televised awards ceremonies.
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In sequences of prose and verse, she gives voice to vatic, rhythmic, litany-shaped utterances, with an intensity that can mute her playfulness (though in performance her ability to play gets more play).
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At the Iziko Slave Lodge in Cape Town, an exhibition gives voice to a group of women whose lives were written out of history because they were considered too marginal to bother with.
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The distinction between his blob and Democratic predecessors', supporters say, is generational: Buttigieg gives voice to experts who have learned from U.S. errors on Iraq and Afghanistan (and, in some cases, committed them).
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Ms. Matsuda-Lawrence is co-founder of "I, Too, Am Harvard," a multiplatform campaign that gives voice to students who often go unheard and that brought the concept of micro-aggressions into the light.
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"The New European is not aligned with old political divisions but with an enthusiasm and love for Europe; a new quality newspaper that gives voice to the values of the 48 percent," it added.
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"Mindy is the founder and president of Empowered Women, a bipartisan organization that gives voice to a bold, new generation of American women in civic life," a press statement issued by the McMullin campaign reads.
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Here, the cultural heritage transmitted from generation to generation in the context of the American slave trade gives voice to the legacy of those torn from their homes and sent toward an irrevocable and tragic future.
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The piece externalizes the private agony of depression: a cast of identically dressed women gives voice to the protagonist's despair through vocal glissandos, eerie harmonies, and claustrophobic gasps against a backdrop of buzzing and fractured sounds.
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John Ridley ("American Crime") tackles the Los Angeles riots — and the decade of growing racial tensions that led up to them — in this powerful history that gives voice to politicians and the police, victims and survivors.
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"This administration, the president has an idea, he gives voice to it," said Rohit Kumar, a former adviser to Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, who now leads the Tax Policy Services group for PwC.
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But the unmoored quality of the harmonic language grippingly matches the expressionist, fraught emotions of the drama, as this tormented, nameless woman, here performed by the formidable mezzo-soprano Katarina Karneus, gives voice to her wandering thoughts.
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Though it is about a marginalized group, it does not become a savior narrative that "gives voice to the voiceless," nor a trite "imagine yourself in their shoes" moralistic spiel, or a "touch them, they're just like us" embarrassment.
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"The fresh approach gives voice to a diverse range of personalities and backgrounds and new ways for girls to connect with smart, compelling, and aspirational characters that they can relate to and love," the company said in a statement Tuesday.
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"This video shows that they do not want to be contacted, not even by the Guajajara," said the filmmaker, himself a member of the Guajajara tribe and part of Midia India, a charity that gives voice to indigenous communities in Brazil.
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Scratchy ancient audio seemingly beamed in from another planet gives voice to many of the town's mechanized denizens, whose jaws and limbs look like they're going to break off as they move either glacially slow or all herky jerky like 19th-century tweakers.
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But a few fresher statistics stand out in a city that is nearly evenly split among Hispanics, African Americans, and whites: The report gives voice to persistent black and brown community whispers about a lack of diversity and training among police ranks, too.
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American Greatness gives voice to a growing genre of conservative thinking that wants the right to be less oriented to the issues that built the Reagan coalition of social, fiscal and national security conservatives and more focused on the country's self-interest.
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On the former, ANOHNI gives voice to a child whose entire family has been killed by drones, leaving her begging to join them; she's chanting about the planet's accelerating warming on the latter, rattling off species that are sitting on the verge of extinction.
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Through interviews with current and former Scientologists, including people who were raised in the group, director Jeffrey Peixoto gives voice to a larger phenomenon: a natural human attraction to religion and other systems of belief, and how strange those systems can look from the outside.
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He would tell the story of the original creators and cast and how they pulled it off — complete with a character (played by Brooks Ashmanskas) who gives voice to various white outsiders, people who commented on the original show, among them H.L. Mencken and Carl Van Vechten.
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"Offering" gives voice to the body of water: The interview also discusses the motivation behind the album, which she says is inevitably drawn a great deal from her personal life: Typically thoughtful and always inspiring, Chelsea is a fascinating subject, and the entire interview is worth a look.
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And that when someone who is now our president in the White House gives voice to those kinds of degrading comments about women, who's caught on tape saying those kinds of things, it gives a license to people to be more outspoken against women, against our progress, against our rights.
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"When someone who is now our president in the White House gives voice to those kinds of degrading comments about women, who's caught on tape saying those kinds of things, it gives a license to people to be more outspoken against women, against our progress, against our rights," Clinton said.
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Of course it talks about politics — and it actually had great coverage during the presidential elections, when climate change was barely discussed at all by the candidates — but it also gives voice to the so-called eco-right, a movement of conservatives who care a great deal about the environment.
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Our challenge now is to be clear-eyed optimists, or to paraphrase President Kennedy, optimists without illusions: To build technology that improves lives and gives voice to those who often have none while preventing misuse, to build teams that better reflect the world around us with all its complexity and diversity.
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By the end, when Ms. Jackson gives voice to A's terror as her faculties wane, and considers the idea that death will be a relief, you may be struck, as I was most recently in the Signature Theater's revival of "At Home at the Zoo," by Albee's willingness to go anywhere.
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" ON DONALD TRUMP'S SEXISM:"When someone who is now our president in the White House gives voice to those kinds of degrading comments about women, who's caught on tape saying those kinds of things, it gives a license to people to be more outspoken against women, against our progress, against our rights.
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The season four episode "Stupid Piece of Shit" gives voice to BoJack's inner monologue through crude illustration as he relentlessly castigates himself throughout the day, accurately depicting a massive aspect of depression that most shows are unable to capture—that what's said or done often doesn't reflect what's being thought or felt.
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A marvelous example of inverted imagery in Bach's church cantatas is the fourth movement of "Whoever lets only the dear God rule" (BWV 93), where a soprano-alto duet gives voice to a hymn text by means of instrument-like countermelodies, while the violins and viola nonverbally intone the actual hymn tune.
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The alt-right knuckleheads rallied behind Donald Trump not for reasons having to do with policy — they have no serious policy agenda at all — but because he gives voice to their passion, that passion being the desire to shock and annoy the politically correct busybodies and transnational economic elites by whom they feel condescended to.
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Yellowstone gives voice to this conflict — between the sort of Montanans who love to put "fourth generation" behind their names when running for office and the type of people whose Montana home is a secondary residence — while juxtaposing it with a much older one: the conflict between the Natives who think of Montana not as a state, but as their ancestral home, and the white men who wrested more of their claim to that land with each generation.
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In the "Freedom from Fossil Fuels" portion of his plan, Inslee gives voice to a lot of things that have been batted around by the far left end of the Democratic party for years: nationalizing parts of the fossil fuel industry in order to manage their shutdown, a ban on fracking, a refusal to back any sort of legal immunity for oil companies in exchange for regulation, and support for carbon pricing alongside both regulation and litigation.
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Trapped gives voice to the abortion providers crippled by them, the reproductive rights advocates fighting them, and the women whose lives are upended by them — from mothers who know that they are neither financially nor emotionally equipped to care for another child (60% of U.S. women who have an abortion already have at least one child) to a 13-year-old, 20-weeks-pregnant rape victim turned away by a clinic stripped of the resources to care for her.
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Bounding around the stage of the Lyceum Theater, where the play opened on Monday, he jousts with not one or two but three different phones, nearly sweating through his gingham shirt as he gives voice to more than 40 characters, among them the harried but even-tempered central character, Sam; an imperious French maître d'; a patronizing bully of a chef; a chipper assistant to Gwyneth Paltrow; a socialite with a manner even more imposing than her name; and a lively menagerie of other New York types.
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While Sugarlife's lead singer Christian Dautresme gives voice to modern angst, his band members — Stuart Popejoy on keyboard and bass, Takuya Nakamura on synthesizer and trumpet, and Danny Tunick on drums and vibraphone — back him with a broad palette of modern music, which seems firmly rooted in the pop that prevailed during the formative years of Generation X. No two Sugarlife shows are alike and Mr. Dautresme is not afraid to free-associate in audience members' faces, so the cozy confines of Max Fish's basement should add an extra touch of unpredictability.
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The police contend that the banner is divisive and gives voice to a movement that has inspired violence against the police, including the recent killing of officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge, La. "Because some elements identified with the 'Black Lives Matter' movement have resorted to killing innocent police officers and putting the lives of citizens in jeopardy, the Massachusetts Municipal Police Coalition cannot stand for the continued display of that organization's banner on a public building," Michael McGrath, an officer of the coalition and the president of the Somerville Police Employees Association, told the crowd.
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