This could mean reciting specific prayers (the serenity prayer, for example), reciting a positive mantra, or simply making yourself known to the ghost.
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K refuses to answer reciting his sports and academic record.
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Kennedy noted that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is voluntary.
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Eventually, Camae Ayewa, known as Moor Mother, began reciting poetry.
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She spends the first two minutes alone reciting a poem.
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Researchers asked them to perform three different tasks: walking at a normal pace, reciting alternate letters of the alphabet while standing and walking at a normal pace while simultaneously reciting alternating letters of the alphabet.
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Do you often hear him reciting math equations just for fun?
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Instead, she started reciting as much as she could from memory.
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And they were all reciting lines from the film to me.
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They seemed to be reciting a rehearsed script in these interviews.
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Do I embody the values in the words I am reciting?
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All Dr. Awful focused on was reciting her extensive mastectomy résumé.
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The guests took turns reciting Burns poetry, or sharing a song.
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I wondered if they ever tried reciting love poems to someone.
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I didn't want to just be reciting what everyone has heard.
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But reciting, even leading, the pledge is part of the job.
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When she speaks, she sounds as if she were reciting catechism.
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This is where you might start reciting those Taylor Swift lyrics.
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At No Ceilings, people were reciting every word of your music.
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I have never had such fun reciting my credit card number.
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Ms. Michelson, for one, was fond of reading and reciting Shakespeare.
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She stayed at Steepletop with her, reciting sonnets and sharing stories.
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Hala opens with a woman's voice devoutly reciting a Muslim prayer.
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Reciting the same talking points that we've heard for months, Sen.
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Democratic opposition to Pruitt required little more than reciting his record.
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In 1989, he returned to just reciting his poems, though "reciting" doesn't half cover it in Giorno's case: His delivery, somewhere between televangelist and Times Square barker, propelled his poetry like a bullet to the brain.
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But she wasn't just famous for reciting the written work of others.
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Cameras captured two confused constitutional scholars reciting the words out of sequence.
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When Pitbull finished reciting the poems, the drug lords exploded into applause.
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The episode ended with Cook's character reciting a quote from Mother Teresa.
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Back then, they didn't hold the Olympic flag while reciting the words.
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"A guy with a beard braid is reciting O'Malley's resume," she reports.
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Kaine, of course, was only reciting things Trump has done and said.
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"Baby Kanye reciting a Martin Luther King poem," Kardashian wrote on Instagram.
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They began reciting it slowly, encouraging her to say it with them.
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Some showed him reciting weather forecasts while he appeared to be sleeping.
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Elementary school students angled toward the flag, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
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" Charo began reciting her full name, "Maria Rosario Pilar Lorenza Emilia Eugenia.
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As day broke, barrel-chested businessmen filed into the ocean, reciting mantras.
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He also kept reciting every passage of the Quran he could remember.
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How does memorizing and reciting someone else's words help me express myself?
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Robin Brown reciting her oath while mouthing the words using the puppet.
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And we just spend our meetings doing that with every person reciting.
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The services are very participatory and involve singing and reciting Bible verses.
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The patients listened, for example, to speakers reciting digits from zero to nine.
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Equation Watch Do you often hear him reciting math equations just for fun?
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"Location, sink, ball not sinking," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said, reciting Johnson's problems.
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He's offended, but she's more invested in reciting Latin she's learned in class.
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The more vodka you spill on the book reciting it together, the better.
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Not a lot of dudes reciting Gloria Steinem in an auto body shop.
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"Finger lickin' good," she said, reciting my dad's favorite existing slogan for KFC.
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At best, reciting the pledge has become a perfunctory exercise of rote memorization.
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It's not enough to simply keep reciting what "the right thing" is, however.
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Toyn describes a "good murder case" as if reciting off a favorite recipe.
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Reporters saw him appear to be reciting parts of the speech to himself.
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"Our home is our safe place," she says, like someone reciting a mantra.
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So reciting "Hamlet" to her at the hospital felt like the right thing.
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In response, a group of Christians started reciting the Lord's Prayer, witnesses said.
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Nah. But does that matter when you have Christopher Walken reciting NSYNC lyrics?
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He toured Australia and the United States, reciting his poetry to rapt audiences.
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But the Solicitor General went a step further than just reciting old case law.
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You've also said that getting people to understand statistics requires more than reciting numbers.
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The GMA conversation also included Strahan reciting some of Olivia Pope's most memorable lines.
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Zuckerberg had begun the session by reciting India's importance in the history of Facebook.
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Each of the participants will take turns reciting 15 reasons why they're against SB4.
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But with his daughter reciting the words next to him, he could still pray.
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"Everyone says, 'You work hard,'" Mr. Favreau said, reciting a line from the speech.
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Reciting regular iambics in the rhythmically steady "Humble," he just sounds uncomfortable, maybe bored.
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" Reciting the pledge of allegiance, Tepper said the protests are about "justice for all.
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It released an ad, "Quotes," featuring female actors reciting Mr. Trump's quotations about women.
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It is six in the morning; the sisters are in the chapel reciting Prime.
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"Everyone says, 'You work hard,'" Mr. Favreau said, reciting a line from the speech.
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Rouzan was precocious, entering kindergarten at 260, picking up English words and reciting poetry.
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My non-Asian friends hadn't spent hours marching through the snow, reciting multiplication tables.
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Troupes of Quran-memorizers once walked these alleyways reciting verses from their holy book.
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The truth is that memorizing and reciting poetry can be a highly expressive act.
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Something in my manner, perhaps my reciting my documentation, my fussing, wearied him further.
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I was always the one goofing off and reciting movies to my friends at recess.
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"Even when reciting the Koran, he shouts at the top of his voice," he says.
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He dutifully complies and despite knowing his stuff, reciting the alphabet reduces him to tears.
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He's gotten away with reciting more Wordsworth than any showrunner in the history of cable.
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Here's Iain looking a lot more like Ziggy reciting a passage from Shakespeare's King Lear.
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I imagine Muslim parents across Britain are now reciting Sadiq Khan's name to their kids.
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Francis reportedly led the crowd of thousands in reciting a Hail Mary for the victims.
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Leo and Cedar lead tourists through the landmarks of her life, reciting juicy biographical tidbits.
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The latest trend for beauty queens in Peru is reciting statistics on violence against women.
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I practically had to stop him reciting "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" in the bar.
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They kept reciting the prayer, and for their new American family it reverted to metaphor.
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Such institutions have a set of collective rituals — fasting or reciting or standing in formation.
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Mr. Sylvian also appears on the record, reciting verses from the Russian poet Arseny Tarkovsky.
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Mr. Embry, reciting Ms. Clinton's lines, also attacked, but not as viciously nor as tenaciously.
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I had the privilege of reciting the Hebrew vidui, the final confessional, at his bedside.
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A video of Ivanka Trump's daughter Arabella reciting a famous Chinese poem also went viral.
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I also recorded Willow, who was 3 at the time, reciting some of her questions.
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Rajveer Meena holds the record for reciting the most number of decimal places of pi.
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"We can't dwell on this," Shafer said, as if reciting the handwriting on the wall.
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When they went out in the sub, the crew spoke German, reciting lines from the film.
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A video of Trump's granddaughter Arabella Kushner reciting Chinese poetry is being shared across the country.
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Migos won best group and gave a fun performance that even had Adams reciting the lyrics.
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At least one of them was reciting the Constitution as he was taken away by security.
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"How many oranges and bananas?" shout the pupils in unison, reciting dictations from their English teacher.
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She spoke of all the horrible things she had done, as if reciting a grocery list.
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I am really bad at reciting anything that's fake, and that's pretty much what [acting] is.
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Reciting "The Dare," Alexa's voice was fuller and clearer, taking advantage of the superior dynamic range.
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"'Softly smile, I know she must be kind,&apos" he says, reciting another section of lyrics.
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At this point, Scheherazade could just list the movie's controversies instead of reciting her 1,001 folktales.
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" This Easter, we may all be reciting the workers' call-to-arms: "No pension, no Peeps.
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And the way I'm reciting it, it's not big emotional recitation—it has a certain gravitas.
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Then I tried reciting a love poem for her but she told me I was drunk.
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But proprietors say parents would quickly realise if teachers strayed beyond reading and reciting the Koran.
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Young Jews around the world join the adult community by reciting a Torah passage in Hebrew.
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Aden's hours and days are spent reciting the Quran, so as to learn it by heart.
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Along with reciting lines from the movie, he responds with over 100 sound and motion combinations.
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Perry's talking to one of his sons about a loose tooth, while simultaneously reciting Tracy's message.
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If nothing else, you'll remember that most lines end with "...or something" and start reciting them.
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The performance opened with clicks, gusts of noise, broken conversation, and operators reciting old location identifiers.
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I stare at the picture for an hour while reciting the lyrics with the lights off.
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I remember sitting in class reciting my GRE score over and over again in my head.
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"When she was reciting, I lost my breath for a second, but I kept it together!"
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Reciting poems is an age-old tradition in Iceland, dating to 9th-century Viking settlement days.
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I still have tapes of myself reciting the ABCs in English, with the cutest, heaviest accent.
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But merely reciting passages from these works doesn't help much; a play is not an audiobook.
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Born in a Nile Delta village to an Imam, she learned to sing by reciting the Quran.
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Clinton than reciting his familiar themes decrying Wall Street greed and calling for a $2453 minimum wage.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) just kept reciting the names of dictators during President Donald Trump's swearing-in.
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Reciting from the haggadah, Jews congregated around the seder table to commemorate their ancestors' passage from Egypt.
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One of his former snowboarding students recalls how Trudeau was fond of reciting poetry on the slopes.
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He was eight, and already perplexing his Yiddish-speaking family by reciting Blake's "Prophecies" around the place.
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Instead, Sheeran dialed up the creep factor and started nonsensically reciting the word "bass" into Payne's ear.
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When he spoke, he was animated and passionate, reciting a manifesto he'd likely rehearsed at some point.
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What she's best at now is reciting the historic milestones she crossed in her more poppy days.
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"Australians all let us rejoice, for we are young and free," he said, reciting the national anthem.
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She asked voters to trust her instincts, reciting an old saying she learned in the Methodist Church.
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On the weekends, we'd host "milad" parties with people reciting poetry in praise of the Prophet Muhammad.
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In 1999, Mr. Erdogan, an Islamist, was jailed by Turkey's secular government for reciting a religious poem.
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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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If you haven't seen it, the video shows Sinclair anchors across the country reciting the same script.
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The show combines live musical performance with elaborate visual displays and actors reciting from firsthand historical accounts.
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A younger cousin recalled her reciting the "most emphatic things in the pantry" while skimming the milk.
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" 'Black Maria,' 'The Groaning Board,' 'Monster Rally,' 'Drawn & Quartered,' " she says, rapturously reciting titles of Addams collections.
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It's like patting your head while rubbing your belly ... while tap dancing and reciting the alphabet backward.
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He'll find passages floating through his head in odd moments or catch himself reciting them under his breath.
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But when it came back it was spoken word; he's reciting words that he's written about an artist.
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I kept reciting this mantra in my head, Jason, pretend that you've been through this a million times.
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Candidates usually don't come prepared with an answer because they assume it's as simple as reciting their resumes.
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Reciting the same speech gets a little boring, but I enjoy educating people and seeing them actually listen.
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At a hotel conference room in Semarang Mr Sudirman kneels solemnly as Christian priests crowd around, reciting prayers.
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But his exaggerations come not only in impromptu musings but when he is mostly reciting a prepared text.
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A teacher leads fifth-grade students in reciting songs about their pride in Thitu belonging to the Philippines.
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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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Here's what it could have been: A woman, sitting at a desk, reciting funny jokes about the news.
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Another featured female actors reciting some of the names Mr Trump has called women: "dog", "fat pig", "bimbo".
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For trained actors, the couple doesn't seem to really be interested in emoting, reciting their lines in monotone.
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At no time did he show fear, anger or even condescension to the woman reciting bigoted talking points.
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In reading class on Tuesday, the students were asked to practice reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in English.
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Reciting a litany of unusual and unlikely ideas that Mr. Trump laid out at the Republican convention, Mrs.
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"She was like a pupil reciting an essay in front of a teacher," he said in an interview.
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Clinton, wriggling out of a question involving WikiLeaks and gleefully reciting her résumé from the last 30 years.
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The dark teaser, featuring children reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and an upside down American flag, was chilling.
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The group's initiation rituals include reciting the names of five breakfast cereals while being slugged by other members.
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This catalog includes more than 50 items, each given the same, neutral weight by the woman reciting it.
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And he justified his 24-hour security team by reciting some of the personal threats he has received.
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"Think of it in terms of immigration," Mr. Trump said, before reciting the verses for the cheering audience.
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His "high-energy performances" feature actors reciting texts that swing from philosophy to pop lyrics, Mr. Goldmann added.
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Abdusalam Muhemet, 41, said the police detained him for reciting a verse of the Quran at a funeral.
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Classes begin with Red Army songs, and students take turns reciting revolutionary stories featuring Japanese spies as villains.
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"Organize, organize and get hot late," says former Obama strategist David Axelrod, reciting a maxim for Iowa campaigns.
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He said a stranger who found his number online called and threatened him by reciting his parents' address.
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That ruling involved a case of Jehovah Witnesses who were expelled from school for not reciting the pledge.
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More couples are choosing to write their own declarations of love, rather than reciting the more traditional vows.
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The writer George Emilio Sanchez accompanied her onstage, reciting poetry that brought to mind the urgency of movement.
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He paused so that his students could repeat after him, as if they were reciting some madcap catechism.
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"I'm the champion," Ms. Reich said by phone, proving her claim by reciting much of the film verbatim.
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She doesn't dare protest directly, but reciting poetry to Amail allows her to speak out against her lot.
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There's a video mashup of clips of President Obama in which he appears to be reciting the lyrics.
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After reciting a section from the Quran, he stressed the desire for more cooperation with the United States.
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Dolphin was aware Kavanaugh's friends were reciting that poem, a person familiar with her thinking told the Times.
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"I spent the whole journey reciting Quranic verses and praying for the survival of my children," he said.
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Donald Trump was reciting "The Snake" long before he started talking about chain migration or even MS-13.
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" The interview ended on a much lighter note, with Streisand and Corden reciting lyrics to Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow.
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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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DOZENS OF BOYS sit in rows on the carpet, hunched over open books, reciting a passage over and over.
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Reading and reciting the Koran are all this school teaches, and may be all the education these boys get.
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Today, reciting the rescript is seen by some in the Japanese public as glorifying the history of Japanese aggression.
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John McCain "kept reciting" the names of dictators to her during President Donald Trump's inauguration speech in January 2017.
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After reciting his lengthy vows – all from memory – Devon looked lovingly at Leah, and extended his hand to her.
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Actor Jaden Smith kicked off the project by reciting the phrase for more than three hours to the camera.
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Victims, mostly but not exclusively women, have come out of the woodwork, reciting lurid experiences, some from decades ago.
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Between innings, Mr. Ramos posed for a photo and allowed her to videotape him reciting one of his lines.
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He marked the occasion by reciting a flatulence-themed limerick and said he felt like a 99-year-old.
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"Better be ready to run and get your gun," she warns us with a laugh before reciting the verse.
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But Rubio repeatedly played into Christie's hands, reciting on four different occasions a talking point about Republicans underestimating Obama.
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You might have noticed by season five, she was no longer reciting Ser Ilyn Payne's name on her list.
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Far from fraternity hazing, Porc initiation rites include memorizing and reciting each item's provenance and meaning in pop quizzes.
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After passing two tests — reciting the alphabet and standing on one leg — he struggled to walk in a line.
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She sounds world-weary and wise; melodically reciting the lyrics as if the events have really happened to her.
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That is as true of presidents as it is of newcomers reciting naturalization oaths across the United States today.
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In a nearby chapel, the pageant's blaring pop songs mixed with the steady rhythm of churchgoers reciting the rosary.
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The bride's in the middle of reciting her vows to her groom when, out of nowhere, the minister upchucks.
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He does give us, as Ms. Didion, the actress Mia Barron, reciting (from memory) the essay in its entirety.
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When they weren't reciting the nightly specials or balancing dinner for four on one arm, what were they thinking?
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When 9-year-old Ludmilla runs away, she survives street life by reciting those pages of Gogol by heart.
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It also includes journalists reciting the words of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights.
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I had kept this up in Geneva, reciting any agglomeration of letters I came across: MARTINI , PICON , ESSO , HELVETIA .
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Soon, Ms. Benton-Smith's daughter was taking school trips to the Apollo Theater and reciting the principles of Kwanzaa.
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Each one starts with the same ritualistic script: Someone reads the 12 traditions, reciting the same introduction over and over.
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During his final year in office, Biden took to reciting the exact number of miles he'd flown on Obama's behalf.
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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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The mothers went around one at a time, reciting the names of their children and the dates of their deaths.
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Matthew Lynley is still on vacation, though he was recently spotted atop a clouded mountain reciting math textbooks to himself.
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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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Sitting across from my friend in my favourite coffee shop, I began reciting the story of yet another Tinder failure.
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Most lucid dreaming apps include some kind of space for jotting down or reciting your dreams when you wake up.
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He began by talking about how he toured the country reciting the Constitution, which he had memorized, as a child.
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NPR was just doing what it has done for years on the Fourth of July: Reciting the Declaration of Independence.
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Move mouse to—sweet tap-dancing Wilbur Ross, I can't even finish reciting such an inane litany of needless actions.
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Minutes later, a younger woman leads them in a prayer song before they begin reciting the Marathi alphabet after her.
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Critics say it is a test-obsessed bureaucracy that produces students who excel at reciting facts but not much else.
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All of our years imitating Jade walking up the stairs and reciting that monologue that cemented Tiffany's spot in the .
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She demonstrated that this president has not figured out how to solve an issue beyond reciting an empty campaign promise.
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A video of Arabella reciting a Chinese poem went viral on Chinese social media shortly after Trump's election last year.
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"One of my fondest memories was Chyna reciting poetry while high on downers," Hof told me in a phone interview.
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The children take turns reciting from a family Bible for practice in reading and elocution, not to mention spiritual edification.
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He would walk up and down the six-block stretch between Eastern Parkway and Empire Boulevard, reciting Scripture to himself.
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Uncle Julian silently glides into the frame in his wheelchair, suddenly reciting cryptic lines from the family history he's writing.
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The video, from Deadspin's Timothy Burke, shows local anchors around the country reciting the same scripted lines that Sinclair provided.
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It took him 12 hours to dig his way to safety, reciting every passage of the Quran he could remember.
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Carson defined various portions of the pledge, including each part of the final line that requires a pause when reciting.
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Instead, Sanders himself reads the words of Debs, reciting the Midwestern revolutionary's speeches in his distinctive but anachronistic Brooklyn accent.
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It's actually surprisingly hard and will make you realize how rusty you are at reciting the alphabet in your head.
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"We had never heard of Arkansas," said Jules Mwenda, 24, reciting the names of big cities and states he knew.
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On the stump, Cruz delivers every sentence, no matter how generic, as if he imagines himself reciting the Gettysburg Address.
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Throughout the night, candidates were forced past simply reciting vague platitudes, dunking on President Trump, and sniping at their opponents.
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The awarding of this year's Echo music prize to a rapper duo accused of reciting anti-Semitic lyrics caused outrage.
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Aside from a couple of slapdash comedic interludes (including a fake Trump commercial), it's just Moore reciting from a podium.
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Like his other "visual poems," Soloviev's film is dubbed with a poetry reciting, building new associations around the circulating images.
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But that did not stop Alexa from reciting the Wikipedia entry for masturbation to a customer, Heriot-Watt's team leader said.
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Al-Ajami was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2011 for reciting a poem in support of the Arab Spring.
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"Just wait until he posts videos of Beto saving clubbed baby seals while reciting the Bill of Rights," one person said.
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The couple took part in the poignant ceremony, which included readings, a moment of silence and the reciting of national anthems.
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As a bullied child, he is reported to have mocked bigger, dimmer pupils by reciting their reading mistakes back to them.
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The cult comedian made clear before reciting the poem about Erdogan that he was intentionally going beyond what German law allowed.
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US companies and the two Korean giants Samsung and LG now seem almost embarrassed about reciting the specs of their devices.
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So in honor of Mother's Day, the networked released a video of a few stars' moms reciting some seriously dirty lines.
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In another, Mr Jiang is seen breaking into song and reciting parts of the Gettysburg address (again, in heavily accented English).
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Others plan to exploit a loophole in our immigration law by reciting a script that will guarantee them an asylum interview.
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Yes, each did what she or he does best — singing, with octave-stretching virtuosity (Chenoweth) and sonorously reciting immortal verse (McKellen).
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He saw films at Lincoln Center and cruised white women, all the while reciting mantras that were lines from Piper's diaries.
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Monica Lewinsky is reciting many of the vulgar names she's been called over the years in a new anti-bullying PSA.
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" 'Not much will remain Ryszard really not much / of the poetry of this insane century,' " Sacks said, reciting it from memory.
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Sinking into the pillows that day, he began reciting something—longer, more cogent sentences than anybody had heard since the operation.
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" (Puns, preferably drenched in sexual innuendo, are a favorite of Mr. Hardwick's.) "That, and reciting pi to the one-hundredth decimal.
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Scots across the world sit down to feast on haggis, neeps, and tatties, honouring old Rabbie's memory by reciting his poetry.
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Earlier in the ceremony, Miranda addressed the Orlando shooting with an eloquent poem, reciting, "This show is proof that history remembers."
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And during tea time, Trump and Xi bonded over video clips of Trump's granddaughter singing and reciting ancient poems in Chinese.
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As a teenager, he fought it by reciting Yeats and Emerson in his bedroom, with a torch lighting up his face.
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"Picture an 8-year-old boy standing right here in a white cassock, reciting a prayer in Latin," he mused aloud.
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But it appears that the custom of reciting the Kaddish for a deceased parent did not develop until the Middle Ages.
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Gamecocks Coach Dawn Staley suggested Wilson work through her reading issues by reciting scripture at the team breakfast on game days.
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Later, she stopped for a moment, clasped her hands and bowed her head, as if she were reciting a silent prayer.
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Many of the pilgrims had spent days at the site in quiet prayer, reciting rosaries before a statue of the Madonna.
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On Twitter, fans of Dobrik will often share videos or tweets, reciting the ad Dobrik reads in his vlogs with Borthwick.
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Instead of humming classic lullabies to her newborn daughter, Buckman would find herself reciting verses from Biggie's 1994 album Ready to Die.
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Weather you spent the day reciting the alphabet with preschoolers or reviewing times tables with 10-year-olds, this is for you.
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In it, Davey paces throughout the rooms and corridors of her apartment, reciting her notes from what appears to be an iPhone.
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The morning after the shooting, city officials stood in front of reporters reciting the names of the 12 victims and their titles.
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He stumbled over his words, seemingly reciting a script as he faced me, looking at my face but not quite seeing me.
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Hannah is in Clay's ear, reciting the words on tape 21, and the horrific details of her own rape at Bryce's party.
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Beverly (Adina Porter) was in the kitchen making a salad, reciting the words she knew she needed to say to stay alive.
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They weren't cheering for Bolsonaro or his running mate or their party; instead, they were reciting the names of social media platforms.
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For the past few days, the tribe has been snoring in the shelter, exchanging idle stories, maybe reciting a poem or two.
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Then, one day, one of her kindergarten students (Parker Sevak) starts reciting poetry he's written himself, and she starts writing it down.
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Reciting the call to prayer outside of normalized Islamic ritual time rendered this July coup a kind of war against Turkey itself.
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"To me, reciting pi's digits has the same meaning as chanting the Buddhist mantra and meditating," Haraguchi told The Guardian in 2015.
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And then, Dornan seems to go completely off the rails, reciting some that we're almost certain he made up on the spot.
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At his retirement party, Mr. Elliott ended his speech by reciting a passage from Derek Walcott's poem "Omeros," about women lugging coal.
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And Muslims at a mosque in Minnesota were reciting "Allahu Akbar" during their morning prayers when their mosque was firebombed this August.
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The same material also pours from speakers, as two voices — male and female — take turns reciting numbers, dates and words, redactions noted.
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"Toward the sun, toward freedom!" the workers chanted one morning as they demonstrated outside, reciting a World War II-era army song.
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Ms. Dolphin was aware that members of Judge Kavanaugh's clique were reciting that poem, according to a person familiar with her thinking.
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In Peru, contestants in a beauty pageant mounted a poignant protest — reciting statistics on feminicides — instead of telling the judges their measurements.
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Klein, who did not appear perturbed by the man filming her, can even be heard reciting her own phone number and address.
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"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," the memo begins laconically before reciting the day's events.
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"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," the memo begins laconically, before reciting the day's events.
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Yasuyoshi Chiba's photograph shows Sudanese anti-government protests congregating around a chant leader who is reciting poetry during a blackout in Khartoum.
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The CDC recommends scrubbing thoroughly with a generous amount of soap while reciting the "Happy Birthday" song or another 20-second tune.
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Now, nearly 60 years later, reciting the very same poems provides a modicum of sanity in the turmoil of modern-day America.
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One man was nowhere near her physical type, but the first time they met, he began reciting poetry by Rainer Maria Rilke.
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She then says something about wanting to go "deep" with someone and sounds like she's just reciting lyrics from "Shallow" at him.
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For much of China's history, books were a luxury reserved for the elite, and children learned to read by reciting the classics.
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When he finally finds Anne, she's in a train station, trying to earn money for train fare by reciting poetry to strangers.
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It can also function as an Alexa- or Google Home-type device, reciting facts and tidbits about the latest weather patterns when prompted.
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Rubio finished fifth in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, after his robotic reciting of talking points during the most recent Republican presidential candidates debate.
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She recently revealed her own past with sexual violence by reciting a haunting poem at the 2018 Women's March in New York City.
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Even though the women were filmed reciting the words "master, please brand me," by the kink community's standards, this is not informed consent.
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Video recorded at the scene shows one mourner reciting a religious passage, and then the bomb goes off, and the camera goes dark.
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She also spoke at length about her own upbringing and how LGBTQ experiences were normalized in her household, reciting a poem about inclusion.
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MIDDLETOWN, Pa. – A Pennsylvania woman who beat and tried to strangle her daughter for incorrectly reciting Bible verses has been sentenced to prison.
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Followers of Sufism undertake distinct ritual practices, such as reciting hymns and poetry, with the aim of reaching a direct encounter with God.
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And that I will have the tactile experience of un-creasing the paper, reciting the words, and holding someone's thoughts in my hands.
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But here's what I'm imagining it will be: A white man sitting at a desk reciting funny, funny jokes about the daily news.
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A video released by ISIS earlier this month showed young girls for the first time, reciting passages from the Quran in a classroom.
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Since reciting the pledge or singing the anthem are generally routine, few would ascribe a particular political opinion to teachers who do them.
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A video on the party's Facebook page shows Rizvi reciting religious phrases into a microphone and his supporters repeating the phrases in unison.
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And on Twitter, fans of Dobrik will often share videos or tweets, reciting the ad read Dobrik says in his vlogs with Borthwick.
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When reviewing the footage, it occurred to me that he looked like he was reciting something, and his poem "My Garden" was born.
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There's a certain satisfaction that comes with selecting and reciting the perfect Friends quote for any given situation; it's the original reaction GIF.
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He then stunned her by reciting the itinerary of her recent vacation to Spain, including stops at Heathrow Airport and the Canary Islands.
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Dr. Holz, the University of Chicago astrophysicist, said, "I still can't believe how lucky we all are," reciting a list of fortuitous circumstances.
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Reciting the oath to become a member of the court took a fraction of the time that it took me to be sentenced.
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As President, Trump opened his first official meeting with congressional leaders by reciting the names of friends he and Schumer had in common.
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McCarthy's class in 85033 also attended the January 2013 inauguration for President Obama, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the Kids Inaugural Concert.
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Since February 20193, I've been working on "Milk Debt," a multipart video project featuring women pumping breast milk while reciting lists of fears.
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Many nurses said they have busy shifts and would appreciate it if a patient could cut to the chase when reciting medical history.
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Young voices reciting the Quran can be heard through the open door, as well as from a small mosque further down the road.
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While reciting the line, "They call me Yao Ming 'cause my eyes real low," Lil Pump stretched his eyes with his two pointer fingers.
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" Reciting data about the reduced number of executions and new death sentences across the country, Breyer concluded that "the death penalty may eventually disappear.
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" Long then led the group in reciting the classic chant from the film, "We're the girls from Beverly Hills, shopping is our greatest skill!
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At this Sunday's Emmy Awards, Vanity Fair asked some of TV's biggest stars to take a crack at reciting some of Perry's Twitter musings.
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Videos from her live performances show hundreds of women reciting every lyric, as if to miss a single word would somehow lessen the impact.
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To him reciting the names of his old local beaches ("Haumoana, Te Awanga, Tuki Tuki, Waimarama") so it sounded like he could speak Maori.
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Contestants in Peru's Miss Universe pageant surprised the audience by reciting statistics about violence against women rather than their bust, waist and hip measurements.
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The video also shows a Chibok girl reciting a scripted plea for the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls.
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I spent a lot of time learning the lines, writing down the lines, reciting them and trying to understand what this thing was: comedy.
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In contrast, Catholics emphasize the fulfillment of religious observances such as reciting a set number of prayers along side belief in forgiveness from God.
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Woods also has trouble walking the white line that separates the bike lane from the other lanes and following directions for reciting the alphabet.
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The cops put him through the field sobriety paces, which included reciting the alphabet -- not even backwards -- and Smith had to bail out early.
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Then the lights change and swathes of plastic sheeting drop away, and there she is in black wings and that terrific jumpsuit, reciting Milton.
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Even Father Gabriel took a life, doing his best Jules Winnfield impersonation in the process by reciting Bible verses before he pulled the trigger.
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"Cultivo una rosa blanca," he said, reciting the opening line of one of the most famous poems by José Martí, the island's national hero.
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I wasn't given much instruction or time to review it, but soon Racieli and I were reciting the alphabet and beginning to learn numbers.
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He is also an accomplished religious poet, who, as a student reciting his verse in competition with his peers, was singled out for praise.
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The workers who volunteer to enter the reactor building to open water valves do so in "Spartacus" style, solemnly standing and reciting their names.
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The 12 who twirl through these nearly 450 minutes gave it their all, reciting reams of text while cavorting around the intricate, multilevel set.
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He was hearing from his former colleagues that loiterers were already reciting the limits it imposed on the officers to them on patrol, mockingly.
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When Mr. Akinmusire starts reciting these names, he is stripping things down, taking us close to the source of the manifold frustrations articulated earlier.
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Doritos' commercial by Goodby Silverstein & Partners features Sam Elliott reciting the lyrics to "Old Town Road" from Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus.
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"'Fat,' 'sick,' 'worthless,' 'gutless,' 'loser,'" she said, reciting some of the insults that have been leveled at her since becoming mayor of Madison, Wis.
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Some residents in Mirpur said shortly after the quake struck, they came out of their homes reciting verses from the Quran, Islam's holy book.
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I remember her reciting Maya Angelou poems during all-school meetings and leading cheers during soccer games from her position on the defensive line.
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A fellow activist from that era recalled him memorizing and reciting whole speeches by Enoch Powell, a Tory lawmaker widely accused of inciting racism.
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He didn't have a problem with that; he even followed the Muhammadiyah calendar for fasting and Eid, including reciting the Tarawih prayers 11 times.
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Ahead of reciting their vows in front of guests, the Suits star drove his guests to the wedding venue "because he's Patrick," one guest wrote.
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The tweet features children reciting the Pledge of Allegiance as the camera pulls back from an upside-down American flag, the official signal of distress.
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As far as I know, the only time my rabbi ever drank was when he had a small sip of Manischewitz after reciting the Kiddush.
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Podcast hosts typically read their own ads, and are often true fans of the product — they share personal stories instead of reciting brand talking points.
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Before West, 38, was making chart-topping singles, the rapper was reciting poems in middle school in 1990, proving he's always had strong oratorical abilities.
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It's the difference between merely reciting and showcasing a collection of facts, and exhibiting history to an audience that has never truly encountered it before.
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The film portrayed Erdogan in largely admiring terms as a child and as Istanbul mayor when he was jailed for reciting a religiously themed poem.
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But its application here is so much more than, say, a college freshman, drunk for the first time, reciting the entire script of Step Brothers.
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Some sent in special content of their own to keep orators going, so that several MPs found themselves reciting citizens' opinions straight back to them.
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So the next time you watch your favorite movie, don't just watch the actors reciting dialogue, and don't just get caught up in the sets.
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The RV gets stuck and they reach The Hilltop, Jesus's community, which looks like it should have Colonial Williamsburg actors reciting the Declaration of Independence.
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The duo Special Tears, composed of Cassandre Greenberg and Christopher Kirubi, present a conversational piece reciting in turns a set of romantic politics made text.
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He spent a chunk of the first hour of the verdict reciting what he had learned about the platform since the beginning of the trial.
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Because of the Alice decision, courts and the PTO must consider whether a proposed patent is advancing computer technology, or simply reciting generic computer operations.
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She shopped at the souvenir store, then, she threw lit candles into a burning pyre while reciting prayers, one of the rituals of the pilgrimage.
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Then she took out her phone and showed me a video of the toddler performing for the baby, pointing to the pictures, reciting the story.
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But that did not stop migrant workers from reciting it at protests and other gatherings this winter, as the rate of evictions in Beijing intensified.
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In one scene, a group of young boys walk through a lush tropical clearing, reciting rhymes into megaphones, speaking of their birth and the cosmos.
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Finally, at the poem's poignant end, we face the old man who has been reciting the poem and reminiscing all along, surrounded by his grandchildren.
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In turn, this allowed them to understand that science is a messy and uncertain business — much less knowable than it seems when reciting Newton's laws.
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WASHINGTON — Five years ago, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. enlivened a Supreme Court argument by reciting raw and violent lyrics from the rapper Eminem.
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I spent my days reciting instructions for requesting tax return transcripts from the I.R.S., applying for loans and reading nauseating overdue charges off student accounts.
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After reciting the Lord's prayer, the teachers invited us to share their ample picnic, complete with homemade wine and khachapuri, the delicious Georgian cheese bread.
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In fact, a young woman who apparently saw the same production we did winds up reciting that entire mermaid scene, verbatim, partly under her breath.
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And in the run-up to the coronation, my grandfather made frequent trips to Buckingham Palace to help the king prepare for reciting the oath.
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When she wasn't attending Embassy Balls, a lady was reciting diction exercises before bed and affixing Jacquemus-level oversized hats to her immaculately coiffed head.
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In this issue, we listen to the comedian W. Kamau Bell reading his own "awkward thoughts" and Neil Gaiman reciting his take on Norse myths.
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While there was some interesting back-and-forth near the end, the first hour-plus largely had candidates reciting part of their regular stump speeches.
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Many early posts include videos of Bana speaking English, though she appeared in some cases to be reading from cue cards or reciting memorized lines.
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Amnesty has campaigned on Mr. Erdogan's behalf in the past, after Mr. Erdogan was given a jail term in 1997 for reciting a provocative poem.
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Yet there he sat, in pristine white prison scrubs, reciting a catalogue of macabre achievements in the matter-of-fact tones of a college interview.
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"I vow to devote my life to defending communism," said Mr. Liu, a 57-year-old electronics trader from southern China, reciting a party oath.
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Although he had stopped singing, he began reciting na'at, a type of poetry that praises the Prophet Muhammad, and started a successful retail clothing business.
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Mr. Nordine spent time in Chicago nightclubs in the 20153s reciting poems by writers like T. S. Eliot and Omar Khayyam, accompanied by jazz musicians.
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"I'm not going to sleep until you're in the car with the generator on," Flynn said, reciting one of many horrific texts Clark sent Roy.
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In one instance, the lead kindergarten teacher in her classroom made a girl who had stumbled reciting a math problem cry so hard that she vomited.
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Shahidi talks like she's reciting an academic syllabus most of the time, in a professor-in-training prose that is popular among the Gen-Z set.
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Hundreds of demonstrators slowly streamed through downtown Dallas streets, reciting chants and carrying a sea of protest signs criticizing an immigration policy from President Donald Trump.
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Only instead of the pop star, it features young girls pursuing careers in music and the arts — dancers, stagehands, violinists — reciting lines of the powerful speech.
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Americans were feted to the sight of Houston's James Harden and LeBron James of Los Angeles reciting their lines like kidnapping victims in a ransom video.
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During an uprising in 2011, her 20th year, she stood in a central square, reciting her verses; this led to her imprisonment and expulsion from university.
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Both Dulé and I were crying while we were reciting our vows, and I wasn't sure if it was raindrops or tears falling on my shoulders.
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The cookbook author, 32, also shared a video of Vilailuck reciting the pledge of allegiance with her granddaughter, 2½-year-old Luna Simone, in her arms.
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Even in the moment when they appeared to be reciting their vows was captured by cameras, and you can tell the nuptials were something to behold.
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Willard also told Refinery29 that reciting a line of affirmation can help you stay focused while you meditate without completely pulling you out of the moment.
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For around three years, she was a Space Goddess in Sun Ra's Solar Myth Science Arkestra, reciting her poetry while Mr Ra improvised on the keyboards.
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There are times when Konta, with her repeated talk of "process" and "bubbles" can sound like she is reciting a text from a self-help book.
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Have no doubt that the Sandernista movement is big: his rallies can draw tens of thousands, some reciting his best-known lines along with their hero.
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The reality star commemorated MLK Day yesterday by sharing a video clip of the future rapper reciting a poem in honor of the civil rights leader.
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Also on Monday, the CNN anchor Ashleigh Banfield spent part of an hour looking into the camera and reciting the entire statement live on the air.
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The main themes weren't safe Republican ground on issues they know play well with the American public; they were about reciting grievances with a changing America.
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And the headphone-wearing, rock-lyric-reciting character of Joe, he said, furthers the stereotype that all children with autism have some sort of compensatory gift.
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Instead of a pipe-smoking bookworm drolly reciting Marcuse, he seems like someone permanently lodged in the Che Guevara–poster phase of the socialist life cycle.
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Consisting of a series of videos displayed on 13 video screens, each video depicts an actor reciting a particular scam email from Hadjithomas and Joreige's archive.
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During a commercial break, his father heard him reciting the Wilkes's barbecue scene in the bathroom and asked Ryan why he was performing the girl parts.
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While standing on the street reciting his news, a man with an inflatable banana approached him and just started poking, prodding, even caressing him with it.
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Imani (Alfie Fuller) spends most of her day memorizing the comedy routines from "Eddie Murphy Raw," believing that reciting them verbatim will make good performance art.
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I would cradle that book on my lap for hours at a time, memorizing facts about the planet's creatures, silently reciting their common and scientific names.
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There's also a gaggle of pajama-clad girls, reciting their dialogue in unison like a Greek chorus, who at one stage crawl into Ms. Rois's bed.
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After reciting his phone number, he asked anyone who is "too scared" to go to police to call him directly with any information they may have.
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Uighurs are being accused of having an "ideological virus" and are sometimes detained for nothing more than reciting a verse of the Quran at a funeral.
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J.P. The song is a peaceful, folky, fingerpicked waltz, with Bedouine's utterly imperturbable alto, singing and sometimes reciting, at ease amid plush choral and orchestral arrangements.
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"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old," he said, reciting from a poem by Laurence Binyon in a village near Kent.
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He certainly seemed more comfortable Tuesday in the mode of expansive, backslapping master of ceremonies than he ever has reciting his staffers' text from the prompter.
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The chancellor prevaricated, reciting the familiar factors, including Christian belief, that influenced people's positions on the issue, and she lamented the over-politicization of the debate.
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At the close, when Emma González is shown reciting their names at the March for Our Lives rally, we have a mental image of each person.
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She was too canned in places, and it was all too obvious when she was reciting a line she had worked on in her debate prep.
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As the prime minister had been jailed himself for four months after reciting a subversive poem, the hope was that Turkey would become more tolerant of dissent.
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" You can also ask "Alexa, what is Pi?" and she'll answer with "3.141592653589793238462..." She'll also quit in the middle of reciting the number with a "Aaa-choo!
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The HBO special unfolded in gorgeous, wrenching waves, an entire hour of new songs set to beautifully directed videos, interspersed with Beyoncé reciting Warsan Shire's bruising poetry.
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Services during Yom Kippur are held continuously through the day and include readings from the Torah and the reciting of prayers expressing regret or asking for forgiveness.
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An islander can take out an injunction by throwing his hat to the ground, taking a knee and reciting the Lord's Prayer in Norman French, for instance.
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"And then I saw his tweets, which are the funniest thing in the world," she continued, before quickly reciting a tweet he had made in mid-February.
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By reciting a scare-phrase familiar in anti-abortion rhetoric ("abortion on demand"), Mr Kavanaugh sent an unsubtle message that he may not be Roe's best friend.
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Reciting vows to him seemed like the perfect way to do it, and when she told Newville about the plan, he said it was a great idea.
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She was recently accused of blasphemy for reciting a poem that implies that traditional Indonesian hairstyles and songs are preferable to headscarves and the call to prayer.
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Bina and Jerry, traipsing in the woods near the wedding, run into their former selves, and Teddy and Eloise start reciting the apologies they owe each other.
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The short film features several athletes reciting a poem written by Allison Glock, a writer for espnW, with voiceovers laid over footage of them practicing their sport.
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"Here I am giving a eulogy for my wife, yet that was the moment I was actually supposed to be reciting my vows to her," David says.
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Casey offers up a stuffed narwhal she bought, reciting ocean creature facts and the plot of Moby Dick to distract Caitlin from her surgery, now minutes away.
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Gregg Popovich was just as surly as you'd imagine about it, accusing Pachulia of unsportsmanlike conduct and reciting a laundry list of questionable plays from Zaza's past.
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The next morning, an alarm will go off and trigger a routine, automatically starting a coffee maker near the bed and reciting the day's weather and headlines.
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A new social-video trend has fans of YouTube star David Dobrik reciting an ad for SeatGeek while seemingly under the influence of drugs following dentist visits.
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I work a lot, tour a lot, speak a lot, and I like working in varied fields like with an orchestra or reciting poems, with a band.
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"Hello, good evening, comrades," Yang said in the video, after "humming marching music" and reciting part of the anthem while miming directing an orchestra, according to Reuters.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has faced intense criticism for allowing the possible prosecution of a television satirist for reciting an intentionally offensive poem about Mr. Erdogan.
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OK, but how did you find yourself going from seeing poetry as just sort of a hobby to reciting to a massive crowd during the Women's March?
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I ended up setting the tone musically while Cyrus Aaron was reciting the poem as well as directing the sopranos who were humming and singing behind me.
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The panel's opinion effectively said that Miranda rights must be translated correctly in order for them to be valid—reciting them properly in English is not enough.
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Once Jeffrey became interested in girls, he crashed Grace's slumber parties and tried to impress her friends by following them around while reciting the distances between planets.
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"It's the Jewish thing to worry about where he'll be in 10 years," he says, before reciting the famous mantra of recovery: "One day at a time."
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And then I saw one of the four monks reciting sutras for Friendly check his cellphone as he was supposed to be praying for the Siberian husky.
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People throw around reference numbers that sound like they're reciting a Fibonacci sequence and they debate minuscule details which sometimes aren't even visible to the naked eye.
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But as Ian is reciting the spell to regenerate their father, something goes wrong, leaving the brothers looking at a pair of legs, and nothing up top.
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With no characters, no plot, no conventional dramatic arc, his high-energy performances feature his regular acting collaborators reciting text that can swerve from philosophy to pop.
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The spoken text comes mostly from the book, and consists, in the main, of Ms. Kalman's reciting short weather reports that feel more emotional than climate-related.
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She opened up about her "darling" boyfriend Evan Peters and gently mocked her roots by reciting the lyrics to her single "Graveyard" in a New Jersey accent.
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Others thought he sounded like nothing more than a very good high school debater, with a set of memorized talking points that he proved effective at reciting.
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"When I hear that 'Power to the People'," begins Annie Grayer, reciting the song's title as if the lyric is pumping through the loudspeaker as she speaks.
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It is dominated by a single voice: Ms. Nixon's, reciting stanzas instead of voice-over narration and cracking impish, sometimes impious jokes with the marvelous Ms. Ehle.
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They take turns reciting the events of that November day, both ordinary (he checks the weather, he naps) and portentous (a bodyguard warns of a suicide attack).
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Some complained that Democrats were simply reciting the same facts time and time again, more for the television viewing audience than for the audience in the chamber.
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His family was Alevi—part of Turkey's Shia minority—and one of his earliest memories was waking up to hear his grandfather reciting the Koran in Arabic.
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In 1948, in a Spanish Harlem apartment, the Beat poet Allen Ginsberg had an auditory hallucination of Blake reciting "Ah Sun-flower!" and other mind-altering verses.
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AH: When reciting their alphabet, school children in the 1800s would end with "and per se and," and this would eventually become our word for this symbol.
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At a regular Sunday Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, a priest led worshipers in reciting a prayer for victims of abuse.
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"I've had two failed attempts, one successful attempt and one on the way to being a successful attempt," Brex CEO Dubugras told TechCrunch while reciting a lengthy resume.
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At the age of 10, she began recording herself reciting improvised feminist manifestos on cassette tapes—a hobby that would grow into a lifelong passion for electronic hardware.
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So they have begun reciting a menacing-sounding metaphor: the "scissors" (ie, the gap) between rich and poor will keep widening unless they get to run the country.
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"Elsewhere it's no problem, but two dins, or religions, have no place in the Arabian peninsula," says a senior prince, reciting a purported saying of the Prophet Muhammad.
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He received loud boos at his introduction to the party's vice presidential debate, where he stuck to reciting his conservative bona fides and applauded his opponents on stage.
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Though he quoted from Proverbs during his 21-hour anti-Obamacare floor speech, Cruz actually spent far more time reciting the Dr. Seuss book ''Green Eggs and Ham.
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In the recording, Alison Jimena, who is from El Salvador, could be heard begging to call her aunt and even reciting her phone number, which she had memorized.
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He tried to place himself somewhere else, reciting the lyrics to "Sailor," his favorite Chris de Burgh song, about being lost at sea and dreaming of going home.
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Reprising Abbot and Costello's "Who's on First?" routine for our digitally-aided age, Echo and Home get caught in an infinite loop reciting two deviously titled calendar events.
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To start, Mnuchin did not descend from Trump tower in Manhattan to fill a few minutes on one of the Sunday morning shows, reciting carefully choreographed talking points.
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In their literalism again, they overlook that the prophet rode into Mecca on a mule, his head lowered in humility and his thousands of companions slowly reciting prayers.
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In a separate case, German prosecutors in Mainz in October 2016 dropped an investigation into Boehmermann, who was accused of offending a foreign leader after reciting the poem.
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In college, I discovered the particular pleasure of exercising the liquor-loosened tongue on Shakespeare's glorious language, and reciting his sonnets was one of my favorite bar pastimes.
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She did touch on the deaths of black men in Louisiana and in Minnesota, and the deaths of five police officers in Dallas, reciting all of their names.
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In the city, he said, the militants gathered the people, reciting verses of the Quran and praying to God to protect them from Iraq's Shiite militias and army.
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A Florida middle school student was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor following an altercation that stemmed from him not standing up and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
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The messages left on an answering machine often use awkward phrasing and sound distinctly like a computer reciting script with its text-to-speech function and synthesized voice.
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He was cocky and rebellious and psyched himself up by taunting opponents and reciting original poems that predicted the round in which he would knock them out in.
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Mr. Bleck got into position next to a table — papers across his chest like a shield, eyes fixed to the ground — and, in his lyrical voice, began reciting.
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Every Thursday, Las Madres circle a main square in Buenos Aires, reciting the names of some of the estimated 30,000 people detained, kidnapped and killed in that period.
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The movies he made in China showed him as a canny comedian, whether he was in the midst of a fight scene or just reciting canned dialogue. 2.
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I can assure those reciting the administration's talking points that I have not enjoyed the attention, nor have I enjoyed watching the negative effects on the ethics program.
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If he is elected to the Senate, Mr. Moore will have gotten there as a rare retail politician with a penchant for reciting Blackstone's Commentaries on common law.
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The Chinese reports approvingly noted that the granddaughter did a three-part performance, singing a Chinese song, "Jasmine," and reciting the "Three Character Classic" and some Tang poetry.
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The morning show produced a split-screen of clips from the House debate, showing gloomy Democrats criticizing Trump, interspersed with Trump rallying his crowd and reciting talking points.
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NPR plays quietly on the radio, stuck in a financial show reciting the massive acquisition of a pharmaceutical company and its new owners halting productions and adjusting prices.
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A simple strategy could be mimicking an athlete's pregame routine like reciting affirmations "reminding them about their game plan or the attitude they want to have," she said.
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In a commissioned work for the Performa Biennial, Kentridge reimagines the Dada classic, reciting the nonsensical words while a montage of images flashes behind him at high speed.
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The juxtaposition of them reciting their vows at the wedding and re-reading the vows with that accumulated time, wisdom and wear in the old apartment bathroom felt reaffirming.
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"Get in, take a breath and then when the door closes hit a button," Beckinsale said, perfectly reciting her lines from the film while standing in the hotel elevator.
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The steps become an incantatory part of the lines, as though the achievement of "Step 15: Profit" is as simple as reciting the meditative cadences found in this poem.
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Halsey, in a tweet, said that reciting the poem was hard for her to do, but it may have just become the next rallying cry for all of us.
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In Men on the Line: Men Committed to Feminism, KPFK 108993 (2012/2014), Fraser recreates a 1972 roundtable discussion between self-identified male feminists, reciting the dialogue from memory.
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"Just rockin' them rings!" says Trainor, who exchanged bands with Sabara after reciting hand-written vows during the ceremony, which was coordinated by the wedding planners at Sacks Productions.
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Like many of his peers, he is as fluent talking about the business models of semiconductor-makers as he is reciting Mr Xi's contributions to socialism with Chinese characteristics.
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Known for his geniality by political friends and foes alike, Kaine repeatedly interrupted his rival by reciting derogatory statements by Trump about immigrants from Mexico and women, among others.
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A chastened Rubio admitted that his debate performance on Saturday in which he was roasted by Christie for repeatedly reciting sound bites was to blame for his disappointing showing.
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Instead of smugly reciting its hundreds of millions of annual smartphone sales, Samsung's mobile division has addressed people's pain points and ushered in innovations that are entirely its own.
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I am almost wanting to treat this as something hilarious because I think those kids reciting the pledge is so cute and I remember doing it as a kid.
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"Xenos III," an excerpt from Mr. Furrer's opera "Wüstenbuch" ("Desert Book"), blends his voice, reciting a poem by Klaus Händl, with an ensemble made up of strings and percussion.
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Upon written request by his or her parent, a student must be excused from reciting the pledge, including standing and placing the right hand over his or her heart.
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I am fully aware that a very long critical paper could be written about President Trump's policies; day in and day out, the media are reciting of those criticisms.
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The doors open On a garden, its wet petals still Clustered shy of being individual, Its people optimistic on their paths, Reciting from the spontaneity Minor roles can blossom.
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Stasiuk, a tall, slender man in his late fifties, began by reciting in Polish the opening lines of "The Akkerman Steppes," a romantic sonnet that describes the Crimean landscape.
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After a brief lesson on brain science, they took the Stroop effect test, quickly reciting the colors that words were written in to show how they form implicit associations.
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Sergeant Felix was found guilty as well of ordering Lance Corporal Bourmeche to simulate chopping off the head of a fellow Marine while reciting "God is great" in Arabic.
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Representative Hakeem Jeffries, a Democrat whose district covers parts of Brooklyn and Queens, commemorated Mr. Wallace this year by reciting a few of his lyrics on the House floor.
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Ted Cruz of Texas was on MSNBC host Chris Hayes's podcast recently reciting climate denialist myths that date back to the 1980s, including some that question CO2's role.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, had been holding forth on the Senate floor on the eve of Mr. Sessions's expected confirmation vote, reciting a 1986 letter from Mrs.
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After reciting short, bland statements about unity, the North Korean coach and his star player walked off stage to avoid answering questions ... leaving their South Korean counterparts visibly confused.
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The musicians seem to trade remarks, and sometimes talk along with one another, as if each were reciting a text—a poem or a scripture—which they then consider.
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The son of a plumber from the South Bronx, he had no training as an actor and merely stood in a bland room, reciting memorized lines to the camera.
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Biden said he didn't receive professional help for his stutter, but practiced in the mirror for hours on end reciting poetry written by Irish poets like William Butler Yeats.
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At the first of the monthly court sessions, just after reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, veterans came up one by one to meet with a prosecutor and traffic officials.
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Or she may be standing on a chair and reciting a poem demonstrating how the pressure to be perfect really undermines the ability to give and receive authentic feedback.
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But again Trump spoke at length with NRA president Wayne LaPierre and again he came out of the meeting reciting NRA talking points blaming mass shootings on mental health.
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At home, he stood before a full-length mirror reciting from memory speeches he was working on about risk appetites and offshore jurisdictions, refining his gestures and facial expressions.
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During a state dinner at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Trump showed guests a video of his granddaughter Arabella Kushner singing and reciting poems in Mandarin.
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But if he had to, he would recite the Tarawih prayers with Nahdlatul 'Ulama folks too—for example, with my grandfather, who always insisted on reciting them 23 times.
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The relationship between Shylock and his daughter Jessica, who converts to Christianity, becomes central: In the closing seconds, she is heard, wracked with regret, reciting the Kaddish for her father.
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Schumer's decision came amid the circulation of a viral video, created by Deadspin, that stitched together clips of anchors at Sinclair stations reciting in unison a speech about media bias.
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"Can you imagine the effect on my 17-year-old mind of this professor, whacked out on LSD, reciting Rilke, who I'd never heard of in my life?" she demands.
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He was recently attacked by another inmate while reciting a poem about the new government in court, and was taken to Yangon General Hospital to be treated for his injuries.
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Here's footage of a little boy -- he can't be more than 6 or 7 -- propped up on his dad's shoulders ... and reciting Migos' "Bad and Boujee" ... almost word for word.
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Talking about tax evasion to justify FATCA is comparable to "defending" America's catastrophic experiment with the prohibition of alcohol by reciting the litany of the ravages caused by Demon Rum.
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The 60 second black and white commercial, shot by director Cary Fukunaga, shows Gyllenhaal and Kebede reciting E. E. Cummings's "I Carry Your Heart With Me" to the young girl.
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While going "undercover" with GQ, the actor also shared the backstory of a viral video that showed him flawlessly reciting the lyrics to the iconic song while at a pub.
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I get messages of photos of people posing by them, videos of little girls reciting my poems, and an overwhelming amount of support I feel incredibly blessed and grateful for.
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This comes from the same president who said there were "very fine people" among crowds of Neo-Nazis and white supremacists reciting racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic chants at Charlottesville.
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Savanna Hartman wrote a poem about race and privilege and uploaded a video of her reciting it to Facebook, where it has now been viewed more than 17 million times.
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One game, described by The Evening Public Ledger in 1914, called for a participant to walk backward in bright moonlight while staring into a hand mirror and reciting an incantation.
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At a rally in Iowa on Tuesday, the president said Democrats had become "totally unhinged," while reciting the names of party officials who called for Kavanaugh's confirmation to be blocked.
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Mr. Erdogan, who was once jailed by Turkey's old secular elite for reciting a religious poem in public, came to power in 2003 as the voice of Turkey's religious masses.
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She talked about how much she loved Ivanka's new collection; she talked about a vegan recipe, reciting details of berries and seaweed, as though Melania would actually ever make it.
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In "Turba" (2008), they move in a dreamlike landscape of flower-strewn tables, donning and discarding costumes and wigs while reciting texts from "On the Nature of Things" by Lucretius.
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" After reciting a long litany of problems and concerns, the platform makes a grudging acknowledgement that "openness to the world economy is an important source of American leadership and dynamism.
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Because the way the statement reads now, it seems as if the company is far more interested in reciting the rules of the car rental heptathlon than in making amends.
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Visitors are greeted by a sample from his Guinness World Record-winning pizza box collection and a recording of Wiener reciting the history of the food with fun motion graphics.
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Next, the trainees spend five hours in posture clinic, practicing poses and reciting from verbatim from "The Dialogue," a script created and provided by Choudhury to be recited during poses.
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In an election rally broadcast on television on Sunday, Erdogan showed a video taken during the protest, showing women chanting while a nearby mosque was reciting the call to prayer.
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Dressed in a "body tent" and reciting Quoranic verses in the back of Mugdi's car, Waliya refuses to fasten her seatbelt, stating that her death is the will of Allah.
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Resting on steel supports and accompanied by recordings of people reciting the Catholic rosary in German, French and English are car engines from Porsche, Citroen and Lincoln, which are running.
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Per recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, take a generous amount of soap, and scrub thoroughly while reciting the "Happy Birthday" song or another 20-second tune.
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Per recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, take a generous amount of soap, and scrub thoroughly while reciting the "Happy Birthday" song or another 20-second tune.
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She showed clips of Mr. Trump, on the campaign trail last year, reciting talking points from Mr. Jones and making a friendly appearance in a video on Mr. Jones's website.
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Back in the studio, JPJ plays a prank on Tayshia, and all of us, by getting down on one knee... and reciting some lines from Hamlet, as is his way.
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He went from a commander in the shadows to a household name, regularly seen in news videos directing troops in battle, meeting with allied leaders and reciting poetry about martyrdom.
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He lives alone, in Madrid, besieged by ailments, some of which he lists for us, in voice-over, as if reciting a roll call of his enemies: asthma, sciatica, tinnitus.
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In most of these readings, the sisters switch off reciting passages from their own points of view, dividing up the work just as they do in their larger creative process.
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Yet even as Mr. Balduzzi, reciting poetry by Jamaal May, began to shout, then sing, then howl, the work felt static and, for all its violent undertones, not dangerous enough.
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Now the last speeches of the day were being made, the reporters had mostly gone and McConnell sat in his office, reciting an unfamiliar tale: that of his own powerlessness.
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When I asked Alexa for a simple local weather report, the Lynx robot moved along with the audible response like it was reciting a heartfelt monologue from one of Shakespeare's plays.
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"Google is doing well with web-based collaborative experiences, the Office team is investing more to improve ours, we want the web browser to be better," says Belfiore, reciting Nadella's comments.
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Typically, the activist storm the galleries of the museum, holding performances, reciting chants, and holding teach-ins at different anthropological exhibits that highlight the history of colonialism in the institution's displays.
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The first two are LaManna and her husband and Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds (who looks to be mentally reciting a disdainful Deadpool monologue just to get through this).
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To this day, my best friend reports that I was speaking nonsense, but reciting the alphabet backwards and forwards appeared to relax me a little, for reasons still unknown to me.
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"Assuming a towing rate of 15 to 20 kilometers per day, this seems to suggest that Irisagrig can be located some 75 kilometers North of Umma," Frahm said, reciting Molina's theory.
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Phil Schiller chose to highlight a stat that Intel and Microsoft itself have recently been reciting: more than 600 million PCs out there haven't been upgraded for the past five years.
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And then halfway through the interview, while I was reciting the reasons why I thought I would be a really good fit for the company, it hit me: This was stupid.
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Mr Erdogan's own spell in jail in the 1990s, for the "crime" of reciting a poem, represents one of the milder perversions of justice that prevailed before the AK party's rise.
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A lot of times, mentally reciting a mantra like, "I am here," will help bring you back into your body, and allow you to react conscientiously, rather than impulsively, she says.
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At a certain point, the voice started reciting a Celtic saying about the deep peace of the running waves and the smiling stars, which kind of made me roll my eyes.
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Kevin Spacey is returning to the arts -- a couple of 'em, actually -- with a pop-up performance at a Rome museum where he's reciting some poetry ... that apparently speaks to him.
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Every network has a congressman or correspondent live from Capitol Hill breathlessly reciting their latest takeaway from a transcript or scrap of information that they coaxed out of a friendly staffer.
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In the recording, Alison pleads with officers to call her aunt, reciting the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from El Salvador to the US border.
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Trump has frequently hit Warren at rallies over the subject of her heritage, often referring to her derisively by the nickname "Pocahontas" and reciting inaccurate numbers from her blood test results.
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When a caption appears in a frame, it's often paired with voiceover of a woman reciting something else at the same time, forcing us to decide which one to focus on.
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But while he might once have admired Dixie Carter sipping crème de menthe by the fireplace and reciting soliloquies from the television show "Designing Women," these days Mr. Senecal encounters Gov.
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The video of Boehmermann reciting the poem, while perched beneath a Turkish flag and a small portrait of Erdogan, was first broadcast on the non-profit ZDF's Neo channel last month.
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Harvard students back then would have looked to ancient Western civilizations, memorizing and reciting Greek and Roman texts, while also utilizing art and scientific instruments for their studies in the chamber.
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"I wish that people really understood that 'Stronger Together,' that putting families and children first, isn't rhetorical for my mom," Ms. Clinton said at one point, reciting her mother's campaign slogan.
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And less than a week ago, he was criticized after a widely shared video showed him reciting a poem that celebrated British imperialism in Myanmar during a visit there in January.
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Reciting the offerings in my best faux French accent, I noticed that the diners were staring at me, clearly uninterested in the tarte Tatin I was taking great pains to describe.
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The concert began with Ms. Bullock, standing under an apse depicting the Archangel Gabriel's annunciation to Mary, reciting an English translation of Rosario Castellanos's poem "La Anunciación" over a cello drone.
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The Last Poets emerged in Harlem at the end of the 19733s, reciting rhythmic verses over conga drumming and speaking directly to the disenfranchised youth of New York City's black community.
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The organization's students include government officials, who don gray tunics and trousers and live like monks or nuns for several days, reciting the sutras and learning about Master Hsing Yun's philosophy.
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But multiple first-term Democrats said they left the meeting with few tangible signs of progress, and were largely hearing Trumka and other senior leaders reciting talking points they've already heard.
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Instead, she records one performer after another on various soundstage sets who usually sit or occasional stand facing the camera, reciting (or reading) dialogue or holding forth on the real case.
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Inside, a third-grade teacher was reading from a computer tablet, reciting a lesson script that had been transmitted from the Bridge headquarters in central Nairobi, a 45-minute drive away.
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I feel a necessity to make these paintings, as if it were a ritual, the reciting of a prayer: fusing calm and action, trying not to think, listening to my body.
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The installation's centerpiece was a two-channel video piece with a voiceover chorus reciting Buddhist nuns' poetry and equivocating on the body, as the camera panned over a flaming acupuncture diagram.
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In a third installation, a recording of Ms. Reynaud-Dewar reciting the poem blasts from four speakers, which are covered with bright felt and festooned with scarves and potted plants, like sentinels.
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"John McCain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech because he knew more than any of us what we were facing as a nation, he understood it," Klobuchar said.
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"John McCain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech, because he knew more than any of us what we were facing as a nation," Klobuchar told voters in Iowa.
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During a now-infamous debate in New Hampshire three weeks ago, Christie unleashed on the junior Florida senator in New Hampshire for reciting the same memorized talking point over and over again.
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On Tuesday, Union shared a video of her 9-month-old daughter reciting her first word (nay, phrase) — "Bye-bye" — which she told PEOPLE later that evening was fitting for Kaavia's personality.
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Of the two imams, the younger one displays a democratising zeal in his arguments about Quranic interpretation; both offload thankless community duties, such as reciting the call to prayer, onto older clerics.
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It was hard to avoid seeing the video posted last week showing local news stations reciting a "must-run" script about fake news from their parent company, Sinclair broadcasting, in eerie synchrony.
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At the Zhengde summer camp in Jinan, in the eastern province of Shandong, children as young as five spend their day reciting verses, learning tai chi and watching cartoons with moral messages.
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While Luster is responsible for the design of the book and its graphics, Reece and Vigeant — both Upright Citizens Brigade performers — started this project out by reciting their original dad poems onstage.
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"Let my answer be: I have done love," she tells a group of 70+ women at a Pure Yoga studio in N.Y.C. on Saturday, reciting the quote she considers her mission statement.
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For as much as I love Eve reciting Villanelle's every facial crease by heart, though, the reason I keep coming back to "Don't I Know You?" is its final, heart-stopping sequence.
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In 1990, he was arrested after publicly reciting his poem "Massacre" in memory of the victims of the Tiananmen Square military crackdown on June 4, 1989, and spent four years in prison.
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It could be a scene in a dystopian fantasy: A chorus of news anchors warning viewers about the scourge of media bias, all reciting the same words in stations across the country.
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Reciting the litany of mistakes in full would only belabor the point, but the most salient one is that the defeat kept them six games behind Baltimore in the American League East.
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The Jazz Age poet Edna St. Vincent Millay was discovered there as a teenager in 1912, reciting her poem "Renascence" to a roomful of well-heeled New Yorkers, according to the hotel.
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Alisson was heard pleading with officers to call her aunt, reciting for them the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from El Salvador to the US border.
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Invasion of Privacy isn't even a month old yet, but a quick survey of the crowd reciting all her lyrics Saturday night made it clear that she has resonated with the masses.
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You might not be able to go to the theatre at the moment due to coronavirus social distancing measures, but that doesn't mean you can't still watch famous actors reciting iambic pentameter.
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And who can forget The Great Gatsby's Jay manically tossing up shirts, or American Psycho's Patrick Bateman reciting a list of designers and brand names with the reverence usually reserved for church?
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Devotees began reciting her choicest aperçus — "They can get you in East Hampton for wearing red shoes on a Thursday" is one treasure — which appeared on posters, T-shirts and other vehicles.
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The article singled out 17-year-old David Hogg, who has frequently appeared on television to call for gun control since the shootings, accusing him of being coached and reciting his lines.
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For the 2017 Super Bowl, Bai's in-house creative team developed a commercial featuring Mr. Walken reciting lines from the hit NSync song "Bye, Bye, Bye" as Mr. Timberlake looked on quizzically.
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It's the subterranean drive of these ritualistic dance sequences that propels the production's boldest leap: when Ms. Acogny suddenly becomes Medea, reciting Euripides and tearing apart pillows to symbolize killing her children.
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After that, she channeled her love of swordfighting into a quest for vengeance, famously illustrated by her ritual of falling asleep every night by reciting all the names on her kill list.
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But he was willing to clown around in other ways, reciting a Valentine's Day poem to his wife, Michelle, after watching her read a poem to him (via videotape) from the White House.
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While Philip's other audio recorders have long been a favorite tool of lawyers in depositions and doctors reciting notes, the DVT7500 is different in a couple of ways, focusing on music recording instead.
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At the rally in New Hampshire, Trump reprised a crowd favorite from his 2016 presidential campaign by reciting a 1963 poem titled "The Snake," which he used to push his anti-migrant message.
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Just think: families across America will be humming songs, in part, about the unstoppability of social progress, and reciting the words, in part, by John Waters, one of America's finest and strangest provocateurs.
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On Tuesday, Gabrielle Union shared a video of her 9-month-old daughter reciting her first word (nay, phrase) — "Bye-bye" — which she told PEOPLE later that evening was fitting for Kaavia's personality.
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Wake honors pilot The words of a sheikh reciting the Quran played out from a speaker at a military mosque in east Cairo Sunday as mourners paid their condolences to the pilot's family.
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After I left my classmate an excited message, reciting her apartment's floor plan, she invited me over and we drank tea in the dining area where I had often eaten with my grandmother.
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DURING A STATE visit to Beijing in November 2000 President Donald Trump invited his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to watch a video of his young granddaughter, Arabella, singing and reciting poetry in Mandarin.
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Mr Moscato's work involves first waggling a pendulum, supposedly to assess the flat's readiness, then lighting a candle, reciting from an exorcism manual, before blessing salty water that he splashes in every room.
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I attempted a reenactment of this scene just for fun but failed being the only guy on the small dirt road, and so I ended up just reciting movie lines to imaginary people.
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The scene begins with Gilly (Hannah Murray) reciting a list of seemingly inconsequential factoids to Samwell (John Bradley) while he tried to study, tidbits recorded by the apparently super diligent High Septon Maynard.
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Mueller will also defend to the death his right not to speculate by reciting -- mantra-like -- his belief that his testimony must be limited to the four corners of his 400-page report.
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"Like many other companies Facebook is exploring ways to leverage the power of blockchain technology," a company spokesperson told Gizmodo by email, reciting a statement the company has previously given about the project.
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Arabella sang "Jasmine Flower," a song Peng is famous for performing, and followed up by reciting a poem by Li Bai, one of China's most acclaimed poets and a personal favorite of Xi's.
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Wang regularly mocks India throughout the segment, which then cuts to the "Indian" man, who gesticulates widely while reciting monosyllabic lines in English in a crude Indian accent overdubbed with a laugh track.
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As foreign minister, he compared the French president to a World War Two guard administering punishment beatings and was caught on camera reciting a colonial-era poem in a sacred temple in Myanmar.
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As a teenager, I saw Ms. Smith, an avowed Rimbaud acolyte, reciting poetry in a claustrophobic New York club and had a visceral impression that she was inhabiting a wild and distant planet.
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This can be something simple like character recognition that enables users to point their phone rather than reciting a 30-character serial number; the company can also take measurements or save localized notes.
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It was from there that I just started to gravitate towards wherever I could find poetry in my life, and wherever I could be around poets, constantly reading and writing and reciting. Dope.
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While Bloom may have imagined mentors reciting lessons and provisioning lectures, lessons and lectures can be recorded (often with higher production quality than a live lecture) so mentors can focus on individual students.
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A naked performer slowly dresses himself while reciting Prince Myshkin's account from "The Idiot" of a man awaiting his execution, counting down what he believes to be the final moments of his life.
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" CAMBRIDGE, England — Robert Macfarlane was partway up a mountain in Scotland when a fellow climber decided to lighten the mood by reciting some William Carlos Williams: "The descent beckons / as the ascent beckoned.
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What we're watching: This 34-second video by Elle showing 27 women, all members of the most diverse House of Representatives since it first met in 1789, reciting the Preamble to the Constitution.
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My father, Eric Trethewey, was a poet, and very early in my life he began reciting all kinds of poetry to me, especially the poems of Wordsworth, W. B. Yeats and Robert Hayden.
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Over 41 years, he teaches thousands of medical students about anatomy, and he's kind of famous for playing classical music on his violin and reciting poetry for his students while they're dissecting cadavers.
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Hold down the iPhone's Home button (or say "Hey Siri" to wake up the software), say "Make a new note," and then speak your thoughts — reciting the punctuation like "period" or "comma" aloud.
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"Just Getting Started," which should skip and sprint, feels slow and interminable, as if someone were reciting the plot of a Ron Shelton movie he or she had seen once on a plane.
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" Reciting the litany of humiliations that black women had to endure on public conveyances — not because they were women but because they were black — she asked, "Are there no wrongs to be righted?
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I'm winded reciting this now, but in the moment, it felt lovely and a tiny bit indulgent to be taking my time doing something with no other benefit than inflating my own self-esteem.
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Having grown up in a family with these beliefs, I remember the joy our congregation took (at both church and school) in reciting the agonies that Christ endured in supposedly dying for our sins.
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Before long, however, he was experimenting with the same tasks that were used at memory competitions: reciting long strings of ones and zeroes, memorizing decks of cards and matching lists of names and faces.
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The student recalled reciting the Pledge of Allegiance with her classmates in 1957 while she watched through a classroom window as a black northern reporter covering the integration was chased by a white mob.
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Second, he dares her to kill him, really dares her, reciting all the crimes he's guilty of and telling her how much he's wanted to kill her, and still she can't give the order.
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Just check out this DC Police Department account getting in on the joke, which feels about the same as the time my dad started reciting Pitbull lyrics to impress me and my teenage friends.
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Highlight: Justin Bieber, "Mistletoe" As one of the only originals on this album, "Mistletoe" takes the crown here, even though Bieber's croon is so slick, he risks sounding like he's reciting a nursery rhyme.
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In her remarks to supporters in Nashua, she made no direct mention of her rivals, only nodding implicitly at the risk of nominating Mr. Sanders with a line that she began reciting in Iowa.
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While most brides want to lose weight before reciting their vows, the Olympic steeplechase runner and Red Bull athlete, 26, actually wants to gain weight before she marries her fiancé Joe Bosshard in October.
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Every night, I watched Inside Edition and fell asleep dreaming about salacious events taking place in New York and LA. Some nights, after reciting my "Our Father," I even prayed to God for drama.
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The company that sells pithiness through its 140-character tweets has begun reciting a never-ending litany of problems, including slowing rates of user-adoption and a near-constant churn within its executive ranks.
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Every night, I watched Inside Edition and fell asleep dreaming about salacious events taking place in New York and LA. Some nights, after reciting my "Our Father," I even prayed to God for drama.
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Participants are instructed to light the candles while reciting the spell, before setting fire to the photo of Trump and blowing out the orange candle while "visualising Trump blowing apart into dust or ash".
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Then, in April, the Web site Deadspin edited the broadcasts of Sinclair anchors reciting the script about fake news into one terrifying montage , with a tapestry of anchors in different cities speaking in unison.
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Alisson was heard pleading with officers to call her aunt, reciting for them the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from their native El Salvador to the US border.
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Back then, I was clearly too young to understand the oxymorons Leonardo DiCaprio was reciting, and couldn't grasp why my then-15 year-old sister was screaming hysterically every time Leo opened his mouth.
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Like many boys his age, Holt is fascinated by systems, shapes, how things work and don't work; it seemed like his entire third year was composed simply of reciting a taxonomy of construction vehicles.
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On Saturday, the legendary stage and screen actor — who was a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for over 15 years — shared a video of himself reciting an old classic: Shakespeare's Sonnet 116. pic.twitter.
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Ms. González spoke for just under two minutes on Saturday at the rally in Washington, describing the effects of gun violence in emotional detail and reciting the names of classmates who had been killed.
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Both times, Mr. de Blasio did not answer directly, instead reciting the $10 billion statistic or warning in more general terms about the "sea change" effect of shifting capital funding costs to the city.
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But a person familiar with Dolphin's thinking told the Times that she was aware of the poem about her in high school, found it offensive, and asked the football players to stop reciting it.
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Mr. Horowitz described one exercise in which several actors held the actress playing Ophelia in "Hamlet" and had her push against them while reciting the "O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown" speech.
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Jailed for killing a man who was infatuated with her, Renata is often framed closely in a 4:3 aspect ratio through a series of gentle tableaus — singing, reciting poems, posing with different outfits.
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The medical director on the other end of the line doesn't want to give me the time of day, so he or she immediately starts reciting whatever internal insurance criteria my patient doesn't meet.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Elizabeth Isabella, a homemaker in Burbank, California, was driving car pool when her 10-year-old son Lachlan started reciting YouTube ads by U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg.
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Hughes hopes that in a year's time, they can celebrate their first anniversary with their loved ones, possibly even reciting their vows again for the family and friends to witness for the first time.
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After he brought it to show and tell in his fourth-grade class, his teacher urged the boy, who was known to be shy, to perform with the puppet by reciting lessons with it.
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Two that stand out are the viral clip of a 5-year-old reciting the Pledge of Allegiance by himself in his yard, and one where a UPS delivery driver straightens an American flag.
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In 2009, though, the nation saw a misstep — Chief Justice Roberts and President Barack Obama managed to botch the simple call-and-response task of reciting the presidential oath at Mr. Obama's first inauguration.
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Some of the lawyers involved in Wednesday's attack said they were moved to act by a viral video by one of the doctors, who mocked and ridiculed them through reciting poetry and belittling remarks.
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"I have been to too many of these events," Abbot said, reciting the shootings in Dallas, Sutherland Springs, Santa Fe High School and El Paso that have happened since he became governor in 2015.
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Actors from Shakespeare's Globe performed Hamlet in the Calais refugee camp known as "the jungle" on Wednesday, reciting the lines of one of Shakespeare's most famous plays for more than 300 people under gloomy skies.
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Watching them play off one another is exhilarating, and never more so than a parody scene that shows Lynne and Dick in bed, reciting Shakespearean monologues in a subversive wink to their Machiavellian political planning.
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It's too busy nerding out over how freakin' cool it is that Ultraman is fighting Mechagodzilla and a kid is saving the word by reciting every goddamn word of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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When Crase, in an essay I cited earlier, asks the reader if he or she is wondering whether he is serious about an "ill-managed president" reciting a phony poem, you know that he is.
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The video shows a glitchy computer screen accompanied by a a voiceover of a girl reciting several lyrics from "Climbing Up the Walls," which is weird because, you know, it's 2017 and not the '90s.
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"For instance, when I was 13, I did a rite that involved ancestral magic and reciting the names of my ancestors and cutting a cord and essentially, yes, devoting yourself to the Goddess," she says.
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A clip of Ivanka's daughter Arabella reciting Chinese poetry went viral in China shortly after Trump was elected -- some interpreted her command of Mandarin as a sign of the Trumps' hidden affinity for the country.
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" People spend the last Wednesday before Nowruz addressing their spiritual cleanliness, jumping over fire pits, and reciting a variation of the following rhyme: "Give me your beautiful red color; And take back my sickly pallor.
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Their characters may be distilled a little too directly from their past roles, and they can't always bring the more ponderous dialogue to life — Ms. Tomlin sometimes seems to be reciting it in a trance.
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"Jerusalem is a unique city, sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims, and it has a special vocation to peace," the post's caption read, which depicts the Pope reciting a prayer on the city's Western Wall.
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This episode begins with the incarcerated journalist Lucas Goodwin reciting what sounds like a chapter from a forthcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" spinoff so that his cellmate can, shall we say, enjoy some "me" time.
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Paul Krugman A lot of Trump's speech — and an even greater share of the emotional energy, since he seemed bored reciting misleading economic numbers — was devoted to lamenting a wave of violent crime by immigrants.
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"While she could have made the point without reciting the actual word, she chose otherwise," Harroz said, adding that this was another painful experience for the students in the class as well as their community.
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Joan is about to leave the park with Lincoln, a dear child who entertains himself by reciting college football chants, when the sound of shots sends her backtracking into the deeper parts of the zoo.
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At ground zero, readers began reciting the names of the dead, one by one — brothers, sisters, cousins, mothers, husbands, wives, a solemn process that lasted nearly until the end of the ceremony, shortly after noon.
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Another memory of my father is this: Every morning, before breakfast, he would sit for a long time in front of the butsudan shrine in our home, intently reciting Buddhist sutras, with his eyes closed.
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Reciting poems on the bridges is a pastime that dates back hundreds of years; the only difference now is that the small crowds that gather round are taking videos of the proceedings with their cellphones.
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Some might be called onstage to take part the dancing; all, by festival's end, would have joined Mr. Davis in reciting "Peace, love and respect for everybody," the phrase that had long been his mantra.
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When Jennifer Hudson sang "The Times They Are A Changing," she was reciting the words of Bob Dylan to inspire people of all generations to stand with the younger generation that stakes its claim today.
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The vice president's allies say he has proved his fealty over and over again, reciting the countless moments when Pence has locked arms with his unruly boss instead of joining other Republicans who turned away.
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He is rarely without a song in his ear, and spends most of his days surrounded by music, on the radio or through headphones, reciting lyrics to his father's favorite indie tracks and '80s hits alike.
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As Rumi scholar Fatemeh Keshavarz points out, he even may have inspired the Islamic tradition of whirling dervishes by reciting his poetry while spinning around columns, using dance to underline the lyrical nature of his words.
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If the idea of a man reciting graphic, cryptic verse in a ponderous baritone over throbbing beds of synthesizer gush sounds like it might scratch your itch for sincere, self-conscious art, by all means immerse.
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There, Gruver and about 20 other "pledges" were doused in hot sauce and mustard, and forced to drink 190-proof liquor while reciting the Greek alphabet as part of a hazing ritual known as "Bible Study".
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In the episode's climax, right after Grace's dad makes a cheap pass at the waitress (who, in good sitcom form, can't stop reciting the specials), Grace tells her dad what really happened that day, voice wavering.
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Reciting a mantra of "more screen is always better" under their breath, smartphone manufacturers did their utmost to kill the bezels around their displays, with most of them opting for the notch as the primary solution.
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Next, Stormi continues her mama's counting sequence, reciting, "3 … 4" after Jenner starts with 1 and 2, and even hands the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star a small red heart shape when Mom requests it.
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Dismayed by the rash of mass shootings in the country, her video "Little Liberty" (2017) features Nunes reciting the directions for installing a bump stock, while a censor bar with exploding fireworks hovers over her face.
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Fans of YouTube star David Dobrik, who has 13 million subscribers, are sharing videos of themselves reciting an ad for the ticket-selling app, SeatGeek, seemingly while still under the influence of drugs after dentist visits.
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During the holidays, there are some of us so dedicated to "The Grinch" that we neglect our other obligations to watch the movie while reciting lines verbatim (I'll admit, I've seen it over a dozen times).
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It's especially inefficient when reciting web addresses, and then there's the lack of any phonetic clue when pronouncing the letter – who would know that a double U would begin any words, such as the word "word"?
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But we didn't know how viral the promo would get until Friday, when an edited Deadspin video featuring the robotic voices of Sinclair anchors reciting the same script word for word exploded on our Twitter feeds.
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" After reciting Leonard's original text in unison, they'll read a new, collectively authored adaptation of the piece, which includes new lines like "I want a Muslim refugee for president" and "I want Sandra Bland for president.
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He notified a trainer, who put him through a battery of tests: balancing on each foot with his eyes closed, looking at lights, reciting the months backward, remembering five words they told him at the beginning.
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All but indistinguishable from one another, the characters are relentlessly preoccupied with making correct change, reciting the names of various professions for no apparent reason, and telling each other what day of the week it is.
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Trump spent a good chunk of the speech reciting impressive-sounding economic statistics, and other parts handing out money and awards to individuals and causes that make him look good to various parts of the electorate.
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A Saudi girl (Waad Mohammed) enters a Quran-reciting contest with a cash prize in the hope of buying a bicycle — a mode of transport discouraged for women, with which she is to race a boy.
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A video of Gina Rodriguez saying the n-word while reciting lyrics to a song was removed from the actor's Instagram story on Tuesday, followed shortly thereafter with an apology from the Jane the Virgin star.
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"He could be on a camel in Egypt reciting a paragraph from the contract," said Carla Laur, a commercial endorsement agent at Creative Artists Agency who has worked on dozens of deals with Command Entertainment Group.
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The video, by Timothy Burke, the video director at the sports website Deadspin, stitched together a video of local anchors from various Sinclair stations reciting the exact same script of a promotional campaign for the network.
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"We don't eat this," he said about the conch genitals—and yet, echoing Mckenzie, Culmer said the pistol, "puts the lead in the pencil," as if reciting an old book everyone read and was beholden to repeat.
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The station is owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group, the country's largest broadcaster, which is already facing controversy over widely shared videos of anchors at dozens of stations reciting the same script about bias in the media.
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These songs suggest that living in the orderly business world portrayed on the rest of the album comes at a price, and they explain why Byrne sounds so tense, so impassioned even when reciting slogans and numbers.
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The commercial deftly blends an undated recording of the late poet laureate Maya Angelou reciting her poem The Human Family with photos and videos (taken with the iPhone, naturally) of people from all races, ages and religions.
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Images from the '60s — of astronauts, of a spaceship, of Martin Luther King, Jr. (who, along with Gil Scott-Heron reciting his "Whitey on the Moon," can be heard intermittently on the soundtrack) — are projected onto him.
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Or, just say screw it and grab your best friend for Sunday morning mimosas, laugh at the couples paying for their marked-up meals, and take turns reciting President Whitmore's "Today, we celebrate our Independence Day!" quote.
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A music review on Wednesday about the Argento Chamber Ensemble, at Zankel Hall in Manhattan, referred incorrectly to the composer Beat Furrer's reciting of a poem in "Xenos III," an excerpt from his opera "Wüstenbuch" ("Desert Book").
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" But in guidance from the state's Department of Education from 2006, public schools were told that "students not participating in the recitation of the Pledge may stand and refrain from reciting the Pledge or may remain seated.
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Think about Marco Rubio: even before his famous brain glitch, it was just obvious that he was a prefab candidate, a nice-looking guy with no real convictions or experience reciting lines he was told to deliver.
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His chief accomplishment of the evening was most likely his reciting, over and over, Mr. Trump's most offensive comments — about women, Hispanics, Muslims and others — to block Mr. Pence from presenting a softer image for his ticket.
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James then showed off his photographic memory, reciting the end of the fourth quarter of the Brooklyn Nets-Minnesota Timberwolves season-opener, in which Kyrie Irving missed a game-winning jump shot at the buzzer in overtime.
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" The segment, dubbed "Jokes Seth Can't Tell," featured one of the show's lesbian and black writers reciting one-liners that Meyers said "due to me being a straight, white male would be difficult for me to deliver.
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" Barely out of toddlerhood, the girl absorbs her father's lessons on "Great Writers of the Past," reciting passages by Goethe, Dante, Stendhal, Borges, Cervantes and the Persian poet Hafez because "memorization is our only recourse against loss.
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A reader can bring Katy Perry to life — reciting the work of Albert Camus, no less — by using a special app to scan her face, as the pop star stands alone, brooding, on a darkened Paris street.
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From there, he pivoted to more friendly ground by reciting arguments about the president's interest in Burisma, a Ukrainian national gas company connected to Hunter Biden, being tied to a desire to ferret out corruption in Ukraine.
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But monitoring how Trump's GOP rivals attack him — and reciting the Clinton campaign's anti-Trump talking points, as some prominent surrogates have been tasked to do — may not be enough to satisfy the pleas to confront him.
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GENIUS & ANXIETYHow Jews Changed the World, 1847-1947 By Norman Lebrecht Reciting Jewish achievements and Judaism's contribution to civilization in order to fight anti-Semitic propaganda is a well-established genre that flourished in 19th-century Europe.
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"I have to admit it is a bit dissonant to see these beauty queens reciting grim statistics while the audience cheers at the live event," Cantú said, noting that there hasn't been universal embracing of the protest.
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Ashley Judd, reciting a poem by 203-year-old Nina Donovan, drilled down into the ways racism intersects with sexism, modeling for the massive crowd how an intersectional approach to feminism sounds from a white woman's perspective.
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That remark was about reciting his own poetry in Yiddish, but it implied something more general: the image of the wild-haired, baby-faced Wunderkind who had to be defended from hordes of female fans no longer applies.
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Mr Trump's nastiness helped Mrs Clinton all the more because she did not make the best use of her own speaking time, too often reciting wish-lists of policies as if reading the minutes from a committee meeting.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German cabinet on Wednesday decided to abolish the crime of lese majeste almost a year after a comedian was accused of offending a foreign leader after reciting an obscene poem about Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Judd, reciting a poem by 19-year-old Nina Donovan, spoke to a crowd estimated at a half a million people who have descended on the nation's capital to protest Trump on his first full day as president.
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His hopeful mood continued on Sunday, when he shared a video from his hospital bed of him reciting what appear to be new song lyrics that focus on his frustrations with the distracted way he lives his life.
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I describe my anxiety as a hamster running on a wheel, but the wheel is on fire, the hamster is actually a scorpion, and instead of running it's just reciting old criticisms from my 5th grade Spanish teacher.
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Europeans, still smarting from Mr Erdogan's tough negotiations over the refugee deal in March (and his efforts to have their citizens prosecuted for reciting insulting poems about him), were in no mood to pat him on the back.
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Reb Berish Zhichliner, in prayer shawl and phylacteries, had already finished his proper prayers, but he kept on reciting additional supplications, which are repeated only by the very pious and by those who have a lot of time.
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And your smartphone will not only have access to digital assistants like Alexa and Siri, but also vastly intelligent artificial intelligence systems that are capable of doing much more than reciting the weather or fetching answers to questions.
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Perhaps hardest of all for this president, who generally speaks only using very simple words, he must realize that words make a difference in articulating and explaining policies, and that governing is far more nuanced than reciting poetry.
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But I'm sure it would have enhanced my enjoyment of "Brodsky/Baryshnikov," a theater piece that, as the title makes clear, features the former ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov reciting, in Russian, selections from the poetry of Joseph Brodsky.
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Chatting over cups of tea, Trump showed Xi a video of his granddaughter Arabella Kushner singing in Mandarin and reciting classical Chinese poetry, prompting Xi to compliment her performance as worthy of an "A+", Chinese state media said.
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" The head of the math department turned him loose on calculus sophomore year and steered him to Caltech, amusing the young Fruchterman by reciting the Caltech "cheer," which was also on the office wall: "Cosine, Tangent, Hyperbolic Sine,
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Reading obsessively, even under the blanket; disliking and not eating bread; going for piano or sitar lessons, even when you had no talent; the emphasis on good handwriting; making silly verses and reciting them unbidden to every visitor.
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The Indian court hearing the TikTok case issued a rambling order this month reciting the petitioner's claims that TikTok was filled with pornography, exposed young people to sexual predators, spoiled the mind and prompted people to commit suicide.
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He sought to do all three in his appearance in Manchester, reciting many of his same lines about Mr. Trump at the outset of his speech before turning to his record on gun control and domestic violence prevention.
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But some of the hallmarks of the Bloods in years past, though always loosely followed, are falling away: paying homage to so-called original gangsters in prison, reciting oaths and rules, deferring to leaders in matters of violence.
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Reciting themes and advocating for major social and economic changes he has championed for decades, the shambling, tousle-haired septuagenarian became the unlikely tribune of young Americans weary of what they viewed as calculated politics and incremental change.
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Reflecting on what happened to my grandparents during the Cultural Revolution, and seeing picture after picture of Muslims reciting laws and being forced to do hard, manual labor, I wondered how it was possible for oppressors to oppress.
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"All the time when Trump's kids were coming to the airport, he was going to pick them up," said Ms. Rogozan, 44, reciting the names of the children whose cellphone numbers her husband still keeps in his phone.
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Once one gets over the novelty of hearing legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog reciting Norse mythology in his well-known voice, one starts to realize that, hey, this visual tour of the world's most intense volcanoes is pretty cool.
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Like with many Estonian artists I speak to he's building an alternate reality to inhabit, with this montage of sounds ending with a spoken-word piece from the artist himself, reciting a folk horror tale punctuated with screams.
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I was fortunate to learn transcendental meditation— which involves silently reciting a mantra over and over — from instructors John Hanlon and Dean Sluyter, the author of several outstanding books and audio meditations, at the Pingry School back in 1980.
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On another level, the movie refuses to be critically distant from the issue: in one scene, Nabuchi is carried off by a group of police from a sit-in protest outside a base while reciting the "perfect donut" prompt.
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During "Some Riding," Linder and another dancer went about the front of the gallery reciting essays by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwier and Catherine Damman about performance and embodiment, while a single dancer in "Some Cleaning" mimed sweeping in the corner.
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He is a cartoon supervillain with silver eyes, black kimono-style pyjamas, and a habit of striding around his painfully chic but impractical lair, reciting his plans to a sidekick who must have heard them a thousand times before.
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" He then dedicated a Maya Angelou poem to Clinton, reciting the first verse: "You may write me down in history / With your bitter, twisted lies, / You may trod me in the very dirt / But still, like dust, I'll rise.
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Exorcisms, which can involve reciting the Qur'an over a person or, more rarely, physically beating the jinn out of them, are performed in some circles on those thought to be possessed by jinn (despite being condemned by mainstream Muslims).
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THE ARTS A music review on Wednesday about the Argento Chamber Ensemble, at Zankel Hall in Manhattan, referred incorrectly to the composer Beat Furrer's reciting of a poem in "Xenos III," an excerpt from his opera "Wüstenbuch" ("Desert Book").
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We never did find the vintage game, but we heard the poets along Colonels Row before we saw them, reciting into mikes from stages named White Horse, Algonquin and Ring of Daisies, the last one outlined in fresh flowers.
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"Senseless acts of tragedy remind us that nothing here is promised — not one day," Lin-Manuel Miranda, the author and star of "Hamilton," declared, emotionally reciting a sonnet he had written as he accepted the Tony for best score.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Once jailed for reciting a poem at a political rally, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has styled himself throughout his rise as a champion of freedom and justice, and his early push for judicial reforms were widely hailed.
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This is one of Trump's stump-speech greatest hits: reciting the lyrics to the song "The Snake," about a kind but foolish woman who lets a snake seek shelter from the cold in her home and winds up bitten.
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Although he was only 21979 years older than Mr. Cosby, Mr. Hyman was an authoritative father figure, sometimes reciting Shakespeare at length — in scenes especially tailored to Mr. Hyman's classical talents — when sage advice was required for his son.
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Making the case for his electability, Sanders has taken to reciting polls that show him leading the president in head-to-head matchups across Midwestern battleground states that flipped from backing Barack Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016.
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"Wish we would have gotten the Lakers' No. 1 pick, but we're trusting the Process, and it's going to be exciting to see where we are going," Embiid said, reciting the mantra that has outlasted and also validated Hinkie.
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DOHA (Reuters) - A Qatari poet jailed for 15 years for reciting verses that praised the 2011 uprising in Tunisia and criticized his own country's ruling family has been freed after receiving a royal pardon, a relative said on Wednesday.
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While attending a church service in Des Moines, he took a break from scripture to offer the congregation a glimpse at his passion for The Princess Bride with a full reciting of Wesley's near-death scene from the film. 7.
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When Prince Charles married his lover Camilla, now Duchess of Cornwall, the bride and groom began their second marriage by reciting an act of penitence for their past sins (the adultery which contributed to the ending of their first marriages).
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Facing the Kaaba -- Islam's holiest site and the destination for the annual pilgrimage known as the Hajj -- is one of the religion's chief requirements, in addition to performing ablution (ritual cleansing with water) and reciting verses of the Quran while praying.
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On Wednesday, cameras showed Trump and First Lady Melania Trump not reciting the Apostles' Creed as former first couples Barack and Michelle Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton and Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter recited the passage along with other mourners in attendance.
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Yet the book is funny, alluring, and full of natural-born raconteurs: Creole-speaking boys chewing komparet; a candidate eating his ballots to prove they haven't been doused with swine flu; a father reciting Zola and Balzac to his children.
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"Mullah already started prayers and reciting verses of holy Koran, when a huge boom happened, then all around me it got dark, the only thing I remember is females' voices and then I found myself in the hospital," Gulabistan said.
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According to local reports, a large group of men -- including many young boys who were wearing MAGA gear -- descended upon Phillips and began mocking him ... with one student getting right up in his face as he peacefully tried reciting his song.
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In it, Minujín, dressed up like Angela Merkel on the opening day of Documenta in Athens, serving olives to passersby while reciting a speech entitled "Angela" in which she agreed to write off Greece's debt in exchange for the olives.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany said on Wednesday it needs more time to decide on a request from Turkey to prosecute a comedian who has caused a diplomatic row by reciting a sexually crude poem about Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on German television.
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Take Joss Whedon's 2012 fresh take on Much Ado About Nothing, or the modern-day depiction of Hamlet in 2000, set in New York, with Ethan Hawke reciting the "To be, or not to be" speech in a Blockbuster Video (RIP).
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While, technically at least, rabbinical law does not prohibit women from forming their own minyan (a quorum of ten people for a prayer meeting) or reciting from the Torah among themselves, doing so in public is at odds with Orthodox tradition.
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This is a clip from his last field-trip, in 1991, shot on handy-cam, of the Shakespeare 'Mas in Carriacou, Grenada, during which men get dressed up in wild costumes and battle each other by reciting monologues from Julius Caesar.
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But for four people with special needs in a residential program called Giant Step, here in this Long Island suburb, the rite of passage that includes reciting Hebrew and learning Jewish traditions did not seem possible when they were teenagers.
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One email contained a video of Abu Usamah al-Maghribi, an Islamic State member, reciting portions of the Quran, and another contained quotations from Anwar al-Awlaki, an American-born propagandist for Al Qaeda who was killed in Yemen in 2011.
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"I sat on that stage between Bernie and John McCain, and John McCain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech because he knew more than any of us what we were facing as a nation," she said.
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Then Mr. Kander released a television ad last month in which he put an AR-15 assault rifle together blindfolded while reciting a script about gun rights, and started assailing his rival, Senator Roy D. Blunt, on his lobbyist ties.
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"With all of his personal experience profiting from making products overseas, Trump's the perfect expert to talk about outsourcing," Mr. Brown said, reciting a list of Trump products, from suits to picture frames, that he said were made in other countries.
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He was imprisoned apparently over an online video showing him reciting a poem in 2010 that described the attributes of a good leader and apparently angered the government of Qatar's ruler at the time, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani.
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The robber band itself becomes something of a Greek chorus, reciting both dialogue from the play and texts by the Invisible Committee, an anonymous radical leftist French author (or collective), as two baritones and a tenor chant a grim, martial hymn.
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Until Wednesday, that is, when the National Music Library of Mexico released a radio recording, apparently capturing the artist as she was reciting fragments of "Portrait of Diego", a text she wrote in 1949 about her husband, the painter Diego Rivera.
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There is at least one hour of Bible reading, one hour reciting the Jesus Prayer or the Prayer of the Holy Mountain ("Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me," repeated rhythmically over and over again) and one hour of prostrations.
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YouTube user Jukka-Pekka Bohm has compiled a four-minute, 22-second supercut of movie characters reciting the line, "I should have killed you when I had the chance," in films from Star Trek to Run All Night to Ella Enchanted.
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Rather than reciting Ginsburg's biography, Leder focuses on the first sex-discrimination case she argued in federal court in the early 1970s, and on the development of a legal strategy to challenge injustices so deeply ingrained as to seem perfectly natural.
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In 2006, he published a new collection of poems, "Book of Longing," which the composer Philip Glass set to music and then took on tour, with Mr. Cohen's recorded voice reciting the words and Mr. Glass's ensemble performing the music.
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Mr. Green is not performing an act of mimicry; he is not playing Coward himself, but interpreting his songs, and reciting from the diaries and letters, in a style that recalls the "master," as he is referred to at one point.
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AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - Syrian teacher Ahmad al Hilal listens to his young pupils sitting on a mat reciting the Arabic alphabet in a makeshift school in a tent on the outskirts of a sprawling refugee camp city along the Turkish border.
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"Such regulation is entirely unnecessary and imposes substantial costs that undermine investment and innovation in the broadband ecosystem and undercut efforts to bridge the digital divide in this country," the company continued, reciting the industries' primary arguments against net neutrality.
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As audience members take their seats, the performers are already engaged in matter-of-fact tasks, dryly reciting trabalenguas (Spanish tongue twisters) and rearranging objects strewn across the space: ladders, stools, laptops, power strips, swaths of pastel and fluorescent fabric.
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But I would be shocked to discover that was the case, since the episode just ends up reciting bullet points too simplistic even for the transgender Wikipedia entry, and letting characters exchange the same basic arguments in scene after excruciating scene.
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She mocked the plagiarism scandal, claiming she wrote the speech herself before reciting iconic lines from Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham, Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song – even Disney's The Lion King.
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A new painting series, which includes the title work, is informed by stories of women detained across the Arab world, and by al-Solh's interpretations of works by women writers from the region (some of whom are heard over speakers reciting their works).
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It had been nearly a year since 11 worshipers were shot to death by an anti-Semitic gunman at Shabbat service — months of therapy, of reciting their names in the mourner's kaddish, of tending to the endless, agonizing logistical demands of mass tragedy.
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After all, what Zach said on the stand was true — maybe Hannah really was sleeping with Bryce, maybe she did lie about the hot tub… When Clay begs Hannah to tell him the truth, she starts reciting tape 12… You see, Clay?
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Its mornings start with uniformed children singing the national anthem in front of the country's flag and reciting in stilted Japanese the pre-war Imperial Rescript on Education, containing commandments set out in 1890 to nurture "ideal" citizens under the Emperor Meiji.
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Directed by Quebec-based director Maxime-Claude L'Écuyer, Squad Leader TD-73028 Soliloquy (spotted by io9) follows a lone sandtrooper (portrayed by cosplayer David Blouin and voiced by Anton Golikov) as he navigates his way across a desert planet, reciting Hamlet's famous soliloquy.
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"The day when I sat on that stage between Bernie and John McCain, and John McCain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech, because he knew more than any of us what we were facing as a nation," she continued.
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On Monday, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform wrote to the National Institutes of Health, reciting many of the complaints Monsanto and its allies have made about IARC and challenging grants the NIH has made to IARC.
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" Wintrich accused Hogg being "heavily coached on lines" and "merely reciting a script," using the fact that his father works for the FBI as evidence that he's part of a larger mainstream media conspiracy to push the "anti-Conservative/anti-Trump narrative.
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" Hannah — who had bonded with Luke in part because of his faith — responds with the kind of outrage we've been waiting for her to unleash on him all season, reciting the now-iconic line "I have had sex and Jesus still loves me.
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As night fell and the shaman began shaking his chakapa—a rattle made of dried leaves—and softly reciting healing songs called icaros, I began to feel the effects of the ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic medicine made from plants indigenous to the Amazon.
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" The number of weddings held per day is not quite the chief metric an economist would use to measure the health of a society, but reciting this statistic allows the announcer to say, "They can look forward, with confidence, to the future.
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Ted Cruz has been going around New York City showing his contempt for "New York values," while Mr. Trump has been stirring his audiences to lusty cheers by reciting a song, "The Snake," that he uses to liken immigrants to poisonous reptiles.
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Against all odds, the book gets written, on an old manual typewriter, and the author is duly fêted, reciting one of his poems (a fond encomium to his own penis) at a distinguished literary event, and winding up with money to burn.
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It was Sean Spicer who spent the first half of every briefing reciting talking points about all the great things Donald Trump had accomplished in the past 24 hours — and then spent the second half of the briefing not directly answering any questions.
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As suggested by its title, and by a theme song that began, "This is the theme to Garry's show," the series simultaneously adhered to sitcom conventions and mocked them by admitting that the characters were just actors on a set reciting dialogue.
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Should he run, his every utterance will draw heightened scrutiny from probing critics and opponents who will want to test whether he is a plausible leader worthy of all the hype or simply a modern-day Chance the Gardener, reciting soothing truisms.
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He takes the stage at bars and parties in Key West and other parts of South Florida, reciting off-the-cuff odes that, if you were drunk enough, might put you in mind of Walt Whitman, Allen Ginsberg or maybe Henry Miller.
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Perhaps unwittingly, Ms. Schafer was reciting an argument Mr. Jordan himself offered when he first stared down accusations that he turned a blind eye to the abuse, arguing that he was a victim of "deep state" liberal bureaucrats embedded in the government.
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"I told the president that the Pacific is big enough to accommodate both China and the United States," Mr. Xi said, after reciting his well-worn line that the two countries could peacefully coexist if they respected each other's different political systems.
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Mr. Trump showed the Chinese leader a video — later played again at the state dinner, on a large screen — of his 6-year-old granddaughter, Arabella Kushner, singing a song and reciting Chinese poetry for Mr. Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan.
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One highlight of the season thus far has been two benefit performances by the Oscar-winning actor Mark Rylance reciting the Nobel Prize acceptance speech that Pinter delivered in 2005, which is one of the most brilliant and bitter offerings on YouTube.
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Reciting Ring Lardner's 1925 short story "Haircut," set in a small-town barbershop in the Midwest, he brings an anthropologist's specificity (and a Foley artist's ingenuity) to every swoop of the apron and slap of the pomade that accompanies the main character's monologue.
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These perhaps hark back to what Mr. Bayrle has described as a formative experience — sneaking into a local Catholic church and hearing a group of women reciting the rosary — or later, listening to Buddhist monks in Asia meditating to droning wind instruments.
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Before the 2004 presidential election, Sinclair drew sharp criticism, including from Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, for its refusal to broadcast an episode of "Nightline" devoted to reciting the names of every member of the military killed in action in Iraq.
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Morgan Jenness was there, clutching a makeshift torch and reciting Emma Lazarus's sonnet "The New Colossus," which is inscribed on Lady Liberty's pedestal: Give me your tired, your poor,Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who has derided Mr. Gantz as a leftist political naïf and a "radish," blindly reciting prepared messages, is now advocating what may be the only path to building a majority coalition, a national unity government including Blue and White and Likud.
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Buttigieg came across a bit too rote and programmatic for me -- at times it felt as though he was reciting a speech he memorized -- but his campaign will be thrilled that he walks away from this debate without a scratch on him.
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The pilots turned it up, but it dove down again and again, so the crew flew manually the whole way to Jakarta, where a passenger told the television reporters everyone on board had spent the whole ride "reciting every prayer" they knew.
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"If I hear or see anything written by your wife after today, I will release your phone number, your work phone number, your work address, her work address, her work phone number," the caller said, correctly reciting their phone numbers and home address.
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