He was a gentle giant who was very soft spoken.
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His body language changes and he becomes more soft spoken.
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His style is the antithesis of soft-spoken, unseen, quiet diplomacy.
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Now, a lot of boys aren't supposed to be soft-spoken.
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She is the court's soft-spoken, diminutive, quietly revolutionary liberal voice.
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The soft-spoken Juppe has led in opinion polls for months.
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He should have been more soft-spoken and contrite — and shorter.
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" Shrager described his client as "polite, soft spoken, calm [and] respectful.
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Now a lot of boys aren't supposed to be soft-spoken.
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John Boozman, a soft-spoken Republican from Arkansas, defended his leader.
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She's direct, unapologetic, at times emotional, but at once soft-spoken.
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He is soft-spoken, calm, happy to blend into the background.
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He is cerebral and soft-spoken, and his interests are broad.
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Her playing was refined and soft-spoken in its brilliance throughout.
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"He was lovely and soft-spoken and really smart," she said.
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Soft-spoken and elegant, Koontz brought up the Radical Faeries movement.
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TAVERNISE: So he's this kind of young, shy, soft-spoken guy.
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"It happened very fast," said the tall, soft-spoken Mr. Connaughton.
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Mr. Swensen, a lanky, soft-spoken native of River Falls, Wis.
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But Snoop also enlisted the help of a soft-spoken d.j.
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He becomes soft-spoken and looks down to avoid eye contact.
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The soft-spoken Kushner testified before congressional investigators over the summer.
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His soft-spoken demeanor stands out among more flashy, blustery politicians.
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He's 27 now, tall and smiley and soft-spoken and polite.
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In 2015 one commissioner compared the soft-spoken baker to a Nazi.
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The soft-spoken Barrack describes the campaign as his own personal metamorphosis.
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In person, Rodrigo is soft-spoken, with wire spectacles and a beard.
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In previous debates, he was soft spoken and frequently cut himself off.
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Soft-spoken and calm, Mr Annan had the demeanour of a monk.
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I also had a father who was soft-spoken, cautious, and thoughtful.
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In person, Kung comes off as soft-spoken and a little shy.
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" Adding: "She was so soft-spoken and nothing like what I expected.
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Alone with me in his home, he was reticent and soft-spoken.
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In person, Ms. Falque-Pierrotin comes across as soft-spoken and formal.
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"It's one more experience for me," the soft-spoken teenager told reporters.
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She's very soft-spoken, very courteous to people, but completely no-nonsense.
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" But on Friday the soft-spoken Carson said, "We buried the hatchet.
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Her soft-spoken and reserved delivery is typical of her signature style.
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"He is the most amazing, humblest and very soft-spoken," she said.
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Jim Windolf of Vanity Fair called him "a very soft-spoken billionaire."
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"It was OK. They treated us well," the soft-spoken teen says.
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Soft-spoken and slight, she was born in northern France in 1983.
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Soft-spoken and charismatic, he speaks in the style of a philosopher.
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Judge Platt was soft-spoken but, in the eyes of lawyers, tough.
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Ms. Diallo, a soft-spoken woman, took me through her family's history.
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And yet in person, Dean is soft-spoken and almost comically modest.
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The soft-spoken vocalist doesn't relish discussing the lyrics to his songs.
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Still, the soft-spoken Francioli had no kind words for the GOP nominee.
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Appearing in court via video conference, Purinton looked haggard and was soft-spoken.
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Andrew Ng is a soft-spoken AI researcher whose online postings talk loudly.
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Xi was apparently always known to be a soft spoken and gentle person.
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But it has been a struggle for Mr Zhang, a soft-spoken man.
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Mr Weber, a soft-spoken man with no executive experience, is barely known.
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Graceful and soft-spoken, Murray is a seasoned nurse tirelessly defending the innocent.
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In fact, I made it a point to be soft-spoken and kind.
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Paak's guard is down, he's soft spoken, laughs easily, and sharply self-aware.
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"Coach is very soft-spoken and talks very slowly and methodically," Caruso said.
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"Definitely," the soft-spoken Ryu said when asked if it was a milestone.
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He was very soft-spoken, didn't curse at all, and was super respectful.
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Shea was a tall, lean, redheaded, soft-spoken Irish Catholic from Cambridge, Mass.
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None of this would work without Richard Thomas's soft-spoken gravitas as Benzinger.
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"He is soft-spoken, polite and compliant with classroom procedures," his teacher wrote.
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Ms. Geula recalled one student from China, who was soft-spoken and shy.
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She recalled a soft-spoken man who often sat alone in her section.
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His soft-spoken, side-glancing, tentatively smiling Robert is a natural-born survivor.
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"I believed him," he said, soft-spoken and wearing a gray track suit.
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But he was well-liked by teammates despite his soft-spoken, reserved nature.
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Wiig plays a variation of the soft-spoken wild child she's known for.
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Even Mr. Huxley, a serious and soft-spoken 30-year-old principal, laughed.
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This humble, intelligent, soft-spoken 22-year-old is an exceptionally caring person.
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Soft-spoken with weathered skin and a buzzcut, Quirindongo pondered his limited options.
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Dion is a soft-spoken and humorous polymath, whose interests sprawl in every direction.
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"He's a soft spoken guy who doesn't fly off the handle," he told me.
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Appearing in court via video conference Monday, Purinton looked haggard and was soft-spoken.
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Soft-spoken and eloquent, Díaz Navarro said he was disappointed with the morning's meeting.
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He was soft-spoken, with a childlike disposition, a wispy physique, and a goatee.
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He was a big guy, covered in tattoos, gentle and soft-spoken and kind.
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Margo Hayes is a soft-spoken 20-year-old who loves gardening and beekeeping.
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Handsome and soft-spoken, Jason was popular among the girls at the trailer park.
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The soft-spoken Floridian lost his lower left arm to cancer eight years back.
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The other, a soft-spoken law professor who represents Lula's main obstacle to power.
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Sears Holdings CEO Eddie Lampert, known for being more soft-spoken, is speaking up.
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He offers a strong contrast to the soft-spoken outgoing president, Benigno Aquino III.
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He is soft-spoken, and had on jeans, a fleece jacket, and hiking boots.
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He, although soft-spoken, is nobody's fool and he is well-educated and caring.
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Morris, a soft-spoken ex-coach from Britain, was in Melbourne scouting potential clients.
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The soft-spoken Texan was a whiz kid trader at Enron before its fall.
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The soft-spoken informant befriended Mr. Khattala and began visiting his house in Benghazi.
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Candace Cameron Bure, a soft-spoken creationist, was so extreme that debate was fruitless.
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He is adept with populist rhetoric, but comes across as soft-spoken and smooth.
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For Franklin, a soft-spoken coach from Los Angeles, the run was a triumph.
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"Petare was all chavista ," Liendo, who is soft-spoken and solidly built, told me.
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At fifty-nine, Johnson has tousled silver hair and a soft-spoken, avuncular composure.
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She may be soft-spoken in public, but she is also steely and determined.
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The usually soft-spoken Mr. Bruck has not been able to contain his frustration.
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He's tall, thin, soft-spoken, very at home in a thick, cowl-neck sweater.
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The quirky, soft-spoken computer scientist co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in 1998.
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Lean and soft-spoken, with teeth wrapped in sky-blue braces, he was jittery.
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Mr. Neyelle, 65, tall and soft-spoken, switches easily between English and North Slavey.
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Generally sensitive (and initially soft-spoken), you don't always make new friends right away.
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An accountant by training, Zhang is soft-spoken and pragmatic, in contrast to Ma's flamboyance.
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Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, the normally soft-spoken committee chairman said bluntly about the Democrats.
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He is a soft-spoken man who says he doesn't judge people by their race.
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Cubans tend to be loud and boisterous, while I am soft-spoken and self-deprecating.
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What's next: The soft-spoken Imamoglu may have offered a new path for the opposition.
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The patron saint of insect candies is a kind, soft-spoken septuagenerian named Larry Peterman.
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Danny McBride is more soft-spoken than you might expect, given the characters he plays.
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Though soft-spoken, the man is driven, focused, and very intense about his physical fitness.
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The soft-spoken Patterson was an outspoken civil-rights supporter and a proponent of integration.
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Ma's successor, meanwhile, Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang, is "slight and soft-spoken," according to Bloomberg.
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Schiff is a soft-spoken lawmaker, but he's shown a willingness provide headline-grabbing quotes.
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Morris is 35, petite and soft-spoken, but she's fierce about her opinions on guns.
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Wall Street doesn't seem to be encouraged by Dorsey's soft-spoken testimony before the committee.
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We met Dr. R, a soft-spoken blonde with the smile of a kindergarten teacher.
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The soft-spoken 27-year-old blonde is telling her new housemate about Typhoid Mary.
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While he is soft-spoken, she can be high-strung and quick to be upset.
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On the stand, Mr. Wildstein came across as soft-spoken and even ready to atone.
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Leonard Higgins, 66, a soft-spoken Unitarian and retired state-government employee from Corvallis, Ore.
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Mahaut is stylish and confident but you'd be surprised by how soft spoken she is.
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And gripping programs they were, full of soft-spoken announcers and occasionally hard-drinking players.
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Iqbal Khyber, 27, a soft-spoken medical student, has become one of the marchers' leaders.
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She is soft-spoken while also talkative and eager to share her opinions and experiences.
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For many years, his soft-spoken nephew was seen as a relatively gentle opposition voice.
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Stempowska is a small, soft-spoken woman, with a round face and thinning white hair.
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A lean, intense, soft-spoken intellectual, he grew up in a genteel middle-class family.
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He is soft-spoken, yet when he talks of the earth, his excitement is obvious.
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And Ms. Yovanovitch, soft-spoken and calm, showed little hesitation in challenging her Republican interrogators.
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Hui, 2100, is soft-spoken and introspective in conversation, but appears to transform during protests.
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He is relatively soft-spoken, but casually sprinkles swear words into his French-accented English.
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It's what makes an otherwise soft-spoken and reverent Meadows a perfect fit for Trump.
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The soft-spoken Guyana native served 18 years in prison and is on life parole.
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About halfway through "Life," Ferguson's soft-spoken Miranda seems like a mirror image of Ripley.
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She has a habit of making history, but in person she is soft-spoken and composed.
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She is unassuming and soft-spoken, but there's a steely magnetism under the "kind auntie" exterior.
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Some believed that the soft-spoken ophthalmologist would show more restraint than his blood-drenched father.
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He became the soft-spoken arbiter of all weighty national disputes, and thus held unparalleled power.
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" Reynolds says that during the hearing, Richards was "calm, soft-spoken and didn't show any emotion.
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Soft-spoken and reserved, Lo has developed into one of the Ivy League's most dangerous players.
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The first Praxis I attended was led by an ethereal, soft-spoken redhead in her twenties.
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This is the land of the creaky door, the soft-spoken demon, and the benevolent cryptid.
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It's a lot to take in, but the soft-spoken teenager has carried herself surprisingly well.
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Soules was apparently so soft-spoken that the judge had to ask him to speak up.
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Today, Adeyemi, a slight, soft-spoken man, says he still weeps when he thinks of her.
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He is soft spoken and lacks the charisma of even the most remotely formidable political figures.
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Where Mr Correa was a tub-thumping polariser, Mr Moreno is a soft-spoken consensus-maker.
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For all the power of his words, Khan is a rather demure man and soft-spoken.
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Ms. Wu, who is also known by her American name, Jennifer, is soft-spoken and neat.
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But me and that sailor — a soft-spoken 19-year-old from Ethiopia — stayed all day.
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"Not everyone is built for this," Mr. Brown, a soft-spoken former college football player, said.
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On Monday, the media will be represented by Lester Holt, NBC News's soft-spoken, modest anchor.
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Slender, soft-spoken, guarded, Ms. Caruso has the look of a small and very serious bird.
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"Star Wars" is a gargantuan franchise, and Mr. Johnson, 43, is a soft-spoken, unassuming man.
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Kirschner, a soft-spoken woman with lively blue eyes, told The New York Times in 2005.
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Napper, a soft-spoken, grayhaired woman, has worked on Capitol Hill for more than 15 years.
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Soft-spoken and reserved, he is an unusual figure in an industry filled with loud ideologues.
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Mr. Betancur was soft-spoken, well read and unabashedly devoted to the life of the mind.
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A fifth-generation descendant of Mr. Ochs, the younger Mr. Sulzberger is soft-spoken and measured.
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But offstage, as this film suggests, Gottfried is a soft-spoken, penny-pinching husband and father.
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And gripping programs they were, too, full of soft-spoken announcers and occasionally hard-drinking players.
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Instead, voters chose a soft-spoken leader who revels in numbers, heavy metal bands and pluralism.
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" J.C. Math-rock precision and R&B passion merge in the intricate and assertive "Soft Spoken.
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Soft-spoken and polite, Mr. Graf works in construction and volunteers for the local fire brigade.
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Now the soft-spoken Waxman is far more concerned about the other side of the equation.
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But the soft-spoken, nonflashy player has always concentrated on tiny individual goals with laser focus.
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Mr. Trifonov played with an uncanny balance of tenderness and flair: Call it soft-spoken virtuosity.
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Heroes can be nebbishy linguists, math-loving girls, eloquent orators, soft-spoken housebuilders and excellent arguers.
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For that matter, so does Mr. Padiet, a soft-spoken scholar who is not a Dinka.
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He also happens to be soft spoken, and then there's these other sort of structural things.
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Gantz is new to Israeli politics, and has been described as calm, cool, and soft-spoken.
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By day, the soft-spoken Danielle spends her time caring for newborn babies as a neonatal nurse.
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Here are 5 things you probably don't know about the soft-spoken cowboy who stole Ree's heart.
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Pichai, ever the soft-spoken CEO, responded that it depended on the location settings on your phone.
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Singaporeans like Mr Heng's soft-spoken humility, and sympathise over a stroke he suffered two years ago.
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The thoughtful, soft-spoken engineer took over from the ebullient and outspoken Chang at a tricky time.
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A soft-spoken centrist, Tusk is widely seen in the EU as a safe pair of hands.
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"I'm worried about my nieces having to wear the veil," said the soft-spoken 20143-year-old.
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His soft-spoken style contrasted with established rivals, and he vowed the country was open for business.
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Chris Soules was soft-spoken during his first appearance in front of the judge on his case.
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The soft-spoken Murray, of Thunder Bay, Ontario, is known for his calm demeanor in the crease.
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Bloomberg described Zhang as "slight and soft-spoken, often proceeding haltingly in English during calls with investors."
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But when Mr. Goggins goes blue, with his mesmerizing, lethally soft-spoken delivery, you marvel at him.
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Goodson, a soft-spoken man who was visibly nervous during the proceedings, smiled upon hearing the verdict.
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"It wasn't a great shot, but I got it on the net," the soft-spoken Girard said.
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But in a Jekyll and Hyde type switch Medvedev on Saturday turned into a soft-spoken apologist.
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Though soft-spoken during her Reuters interview, Tymoshenko has loudly turned her fire on Poroshenko in public.
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She played a beautifully soft-spoken encore: Manuel De Falla's setting of "Nana," a Spanish folk song.
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At West Point, the soft-spoken cadet from Florida gravitated to theater and liked listening to Tchaikovsky.
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The host does soft-spoken rambles too, though he sounds decidedly less engaged in what he's saying.
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No one should confuse the soft-spoken painter with the wild characters in his films and paintings.
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Zhang was soft-spoken Wednesday, as she has been all week, before being escorted away by marshals.
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Mr. Darboe, a soft-spoken lawyer, contested and lost presidential elections in 1996, 2001, 2006 and 2011.
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Yet Mr. Williams, amiable and soft-spoken, seems a discordantly gentle voice in the strident Breitbart chorus.
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Riley was soft-spoken and attentive, wearing a fantastic garment — a kind of watered-silk inverted parachute.
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Under a sudden hail of bullets, the soft-spoken 56-year-old's first thought was of others.
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Leon is spurned by their father, who sees his soft-spoken, stuttering son as inferior to René.
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You can read and excerpt and listen to the full episode below: Austin: So I have this character who's like a soft-spoken, very faith driven character who is someone who is like very apologetic, she's she's like very soft-spoken, and very just like afraid of everything.
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Peguero's best friend, Sharilenny Morel Peña, is timid and soft-spoken, and nervously smiles when making eye contact.
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Soft-spoken and childlike, Michael Jackson came from a large family of entertainers as famous as he was.
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Ben Carson, soft-spoken, anticlimactic bringer of dreams, officially dropped out of the presidential race on March 4.
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"He's a very open, soft-spoken person," Share, of Seattle, tells PEOPLE of 52-year-old Aaron Long.
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"One week I'd be really interested in playing guitar," the soft-spoken Crossan said of his early interests.
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To little purpose, argues Ms Galindo, who is polite and soft-spoken despite the fierceness of her views.
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West still carries himself with the tentative, soft-spoken confidence of someone who's spent their youth extremely online.
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If red is the brash champion color of Valentine's Day, pink is its soft spoken, modest lil' sis.
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Offline and in our studio, though, Mark Edward Fischbach is deadpan, soft-spoken, and even a little serious.
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"One way or another, everything in prison is about money," a "soft-spoken" prisoner named Rogers reportedly said.
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The difference between Stan Hansen the psychopathic cowboy and Stan Hansen the soft-spoken Texas gentleman is remarkable.
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Since Ojukwu was a more taciturn and soft-spoken figure, it was Ogunjiofor's energy that carried the production.
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Today, Brian Wilson remains as famously tightlipped and soft-spoken as he was back during our 2001 encounter.
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A soft-spoken and polite former prosecutor, Schiff is in many ways an unlikely attack dog on Russia.
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He is very quiet, very soft-spoken, very well-mannered and got a lot of grace in him.
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"I am very happy to have skated two clean programs," the soft-spoken Zagitova told a news conference.
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Kyle Duncan may seem like a pragmatic, soft-spoken lawyer, but in reality, there's a shipwreck dead ahead.
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Soft-spoken or not, he will let rip a profanity-laced tirade if he sees too many problems.
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But for as bold as his look is, the multihyphenate artist is soft-spoken, even a bit reserved.
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Borrowing a piece of paper, the trim, soft-spoken composer began sketching out analytical parallels between the works.
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He's soft-spoken and slumps in his seat; he looks defeated by just the memory of that day.
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A soft-spoken 20-year old Yazidi woman changed that when she decided to testify in open court.
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The 18-year-old black kid I'm assigned to on this day is soft-spoken, and severely depressed.
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Northam is a physician, a soft-spoken native of Virginia's Eastern Shore, a graduate of Virginia Military Institute.
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I always thought that his height was part of the reason he tended to be soft-spoken, watchful.
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Oosthuizen, a soft-spoken South African, is a legitimate star, with one of the sweetest swings in golf.
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For Ms. Johnson, a soft-spoken Alaskan of Yup'ik ancestry, action taken, no matter how small, adds up.
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Dahl-Jensen is a soft-spoken woman with bright blue eyes and an asymmetrical sweep of white hair.
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A tall, soft-spoken man with shaggy white hair and a biblical beard, Baldessari was easy to recognize.
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Far more reserved and soft-spoken than the president, Mr. Cotton said he generally appreciated Mr. Trump's candor.
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Mr. Konrad was a beloved figure with a soft-spoken radicalism that allowed him to bridge generation gaps.
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My boss, the owner of the company, is a very nice, sweet person — a tranquil, soft-spoken Buddhist.
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Mr. Dano, who seemed almost too tall to fit into the fake kitchen, was comparatively dispassionate, soft-spoken.
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Tavares, who is soft-spoken, also frequently said last season that he hoped to stay with the Islanders.
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On a recent Thursday, the soft-spoken boy visited his charges together with his social worker, Elaine McGlinchey.
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He's a soft-spoken man with a barely noticeable Australian accent who has treated thousands of patients with ECT.
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A gracious, soft-spoken man with a neatly trimmed beard carried the Drollingers' bags to a waiting Ford Excursion.
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Yet since being sworn in, the soft-spoken Mr Lourenço has unleashed change that seemed unthinkable a year ago.
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A well-heeled trained engineer, 45-year-old Hofer is often soft spoken and largely avoids overly racist statements.
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He is a soft-spoken man of gentle demeanor and hardly seems connected by blood to a narco gangster.
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He was a soft-spoken nonconformist, a rebel with a 10x cause: to make the internet exponentially more relevant.
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Watch "ACT UP and the Fight Against AIDS": Again, when I describe Edie as soft-spoken, I mean it.
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Bespectacled and soft spoken, Dai gained the support of Didi's early investors Wang Gang and GSR Ventures' Allen Zhu.
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"I expected honestly at some point to be getting hate mail," the soft-spoken killer said over the phone.
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That's why the great ones are soft-spoken and avuncular -- they catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.
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Paul is all the things Trump is not: humble, grounded, policy-focused, decent, soft-spoken, respectful and a uniter.
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I even began to pity the soft-spoken emperor, as did many of my compatriots, conservatives and liberals alike.
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Poitras is a soft-spoken, cautious woman who has spent much of the past decade on government watch lists.
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Mr Easterbrook, a soft-spoken British accountant, has worked at the fast-food chain the more than two decades.
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But Ivar Wigan—perhaps due to his soft-spoken, Scottish charm—always seems to be invited to the party.
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Despite his restlessness, life moves a little slower for the soft-spoken former Yellow Magic Orchestra member these days.
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She's soft spoken, but never lacking eloquence even through areas of patchy cell service and an always-altered schedule.
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Hashmi, 27, is a soft-spoken Pakistani grad student from New Jersey, a business major who dresses like one.
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"Toughest loss of my career so far, for sure," he said, soft-spoken in style more than in sorrow.
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A friend of Denino's, a soft-spoken twenty-three-year-old named Kyle Falador, sat down next to him.
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Mr. Ratmansky, soft-spoken and somewhat reticent, spoke in English; Mr. Desyatnikov, wry and quick to laugh, in Russian.
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There is a soft-spoken, wistful quality to the music, even during episodes that seem sparkling on the surface.
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Ms. Saldon said she could feel herself falling in love with the soft-spoken and gentle-mannered Mr. Agha.
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On Thursday morning, the soft-spoken chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff (D-CA) seemed very angry.
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Soy-braised abalone is served in an anchovy broth that is, if not exactly subtle, at least soft-spoken.
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But almost as quickly, the soft-spoken Ms. Nuam San recalled how hard life was in her village, Tedim.
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Short and soft-spoken, Ms. Laporta did not hide her suspicions that Mr. Manafort's financial records had been doctored.
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The culprit was Marine Serre: a surprisingly elfin radical, 5 feet and change tall, soft-spoken in the extreme.
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A soft-spoken and soulful-eyed figure, Nacho couldn't abide the idea of his father's being forced into criminality.
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Ms. Kowroski's grand beauty is too soft-spoken to stop "After the Rain" from becoming another string of effects.
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Aaron Judge, their soft-spoken, homegrown rookie slugger, is on the cover of the latest issue of Sports Illustrated.
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Jada, now 16 and typically soft-spoken, changes in demeanor once inside the gates of Padre Plaza/Success Garden.
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Mr. Gutierrez, a soft-spoken man, did not smile or give any indication of how the inspection was going.
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I later met Adam Hannett, the youthful, soft-spoken head distiller, who told me that Budgie started in 1989.
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He is soft-spoken, favors causally cool clothes over designer suits, and seems to run on coffee and cigarettes.
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"I was always told I was very quiet and soft-spoken, and probably wasn't taken very seriously," Chan recalled.
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Rosenstein stands his ground against conservative critics The typically soft-spoken Rosenstein wasn't shy about punching back against Rep.
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Growing up in the whisky-mad area, the soft-spoken Nelson said entering the industry seemed a natural choice.
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By the time we met in Nashville in April, people were celebrating the soft-spoken man as a hero.
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Just don't expect Crist, who's known for his soft-spoken, polished, always-on-message style, to say as much.
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"We have 105m active users on YY," Chen Zhou, the soft-spoken, bespectacled CEO of YY, boasts in one scene.
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Related: Anti-Fascists Clash With PEGIDA Movement in Vienna In televised debates, Norbert Hofer often appeared soft-spoken, even bashful.
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A third is a soft-spoken embodiment of depression, and the fourth, Cass, is a mother who lost a child.
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An accountant by training, Zhang is known for his soft-spoken nature and pragmatic focus, in contrast to Mas flamboyance.
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A soft-spoken American law professor, Mr Kaye has prodded Japan to address concerns about the independence of its media.
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"If I could describe his demeanor with us, it was gentle, soft-spoken and tender," Vaughn told CNN's Ana Cabrera.
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The seemingly soft-spoken man lived an unremarkable existence and didn't leave much of an impression on teachers or neighbors.
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But the soft-spoken and unfailingly dulcet Omidyar is not exactly like the face-like-a-fist, dukes-up Kalanick.
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Unlike many heavies on the pro wrestling circuits, he was a soft-spoken, gentlemanly connoisseur of grand opera, especially Verdi.
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Although he holds views on issues like gay rights that alarm his critics, Pence is soft spoken and quietly charming.
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In a night dominated by displays of political machismo, Carson's soft-spoken manner left him on the outside looking in.
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Seyffert, whose soft-spoken demeanor is belied by his towering frame, is busy directing his assistant at the mixing board.
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The woman I met is soft-spoken, warm, and so humble that she could make Kendrick Lamar second guess himself.
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Rushing is soft-spoken, shy, almost sorrowful-looking, reflecting the misfortunes that have befallen a couple of his previous clients.
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In place of the pugnacious Wayne Rooney is Harry Kane, a soft-spoken goal machine on the verge of superstardom.
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He called the Hogan character "completely opposite" to his true personality, which he described as soft-spoken and non-argumentative.
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Mr. Kennedy, 56, a soft-spoken Tlingit Native Alaskan, is a dental therapist, the rough equivalent of a physician assistant.
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Among supporters of Mr. Aquino's comparatively soft-spoken approach to governance, Mr. Duterte's divisive statements have created the most alarm.
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Often observed from behind, David is a soft-spoken and stoop-shouldered, slightly creepy misfit with a dry gallows humor.
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The company landed on Dr. Marsden, a soft-spoken man who had recently retired from teaching at Kansas State University.
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Though slight and soft-spoken, she is known for a steely determination and has the good will of the industry.
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Ian Fried is a soft-spoken, sharply-dressed guy who works to keep VICE afloat as our deputy communications director.
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She is soft-spoken, thoughtful, willing to answer a complete stranger's questions about the most intimate details of her life.
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Also hoping for good headlines is soft-spoken neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who at times seems barely to be running anymore.
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In the other, Frank Field, Labour MP, soft-spoken pensions expert and chair of a parliamentary committee investigating BHS's failure.
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The spindly, soft-spoken native of Wiesbaden, Germany, is known for his subtle command of language and intense onstage presence.
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A Mexican immigrant, Laurentino (played here by Octavio Moreno, a fine baritone with soft-spoken charisma) is ill and dying.
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A soft-spoken man with a stoic demeanor and a long, black ponytail, Garcia was also stunned by Trump's victory.
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He was a business student at a local college, and Norma, who is soft-spoken, liked that he was outgoing.
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But it was the failures that made Cabrera seem like an ideal choice to guide the cheerful, soft-spoken German.
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Boone Isaacs, a soft-spoken woman in her sixties, with bangs and chunky glasses, has held her post since 2013.
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"She couldn't even form a sentence," said Dan Manus, a soft-spoken 2299-year-old in a Seattle Seahawks cap.
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Here it is chopped with shiso and molded into a disc, ready to be swabbed in a soft-spoken mayonnaise.
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Ms. Gibson, 75, is a small, soft-spoken woman who resembles Judi Dench right down to her cropped white hair.
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The former President seems diminished since Hillary Clinton's last race, in 2008—he is thinner, more soft-spoken, less energetic.
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Judge Katzmann is a soft-spoken man with a serene confidence, someone who can talk quietly and still be heard.
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Soft-spoken at first, Colonel Vindman grew more confident in addressing lawmakers who criticized him as the hearing went on.
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He was approaching 18 but he was slight, blond and soft-spoken so he was referred to as a boy.
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The soft-spoken lawmaker was one of the first vulnerable Democrats to come out in support of an impeachment inquiry.
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Like many soft-spoken, mild-mannered people, I've spent a great deal of time trying to present myself this way.
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Hausfeld, a thin, precise, soft-spoken man, is one of those lawyers who think of themselves as crusaders for social justice.
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Within songs, he was the picture of passionate obsession; between them, he was soft-spoken down to a barely audible mumble.
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One head is cool and soft-spoken when it whispers in your ear that investing is the responsible thing to do.
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"We can't serve Blantyre before we serve ourselves," the soft-spoken community representative said outside the recent court hearing in Mulanje.
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Soft-spoken and shy, Maddux was also a free spirit who wanted more than her small, traditional town could offer her.
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Geeky and soft-spoken where Mr Tsipras is confident and forceful, Mr Mitsotakis could be a hard sell to ordinary Greeks.
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In February the normally soft-spoken Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, attacked financiers he called "giant crocodiles".
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Krause, who, like Clarice, is a shy, soft-spoken Southerner who sometimes works undercover, hit it off at once with Foster.
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Yet what the soft-spoken Falwell, 20153, lacks in personal aura, he has more than made up for in institutional ambition.
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There was Despina, a soft-spoken sophomore in high school who got interested in genetics from a biology class in school.
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The 49-year-old mother of four is soft-spoken, practical, and not prone to table-flipping or wine-tossing antics.
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"Oh, about 1,0003," Mr. Villoresi, bearded, and soft-spoken, said, sitting at the large wood desk where he concocts his creations.
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Out of nowhere Justin (Michael Ealy) appears, with a voice, though soft spoken, that still manages to drown out Lee's laughter.
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His son didn't play basketball at all—just a nice soft-spoken kid who actually does PR for Red Cloud School.
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The fight was bigger than her, it's not known if the soft spoken boxer really understood the impact she was having.
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To her husband's lawyers, Ms. Melgen was polite and soft-spoken, apologetically highlighting her faulty memory when asked about specific dates.
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Though I'd met Omär a few times before that night, he was shy, soft spoken, and wasn't quick to say hello.
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"I met a guy who rented me his Uber Eats account for €100 a week," the soft-spoken, willowy teenager said.
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Howell is extremely soft-spoken, and when he told me what the cop said to him, I was certain I'd misheard.
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VICE caught up with Hess on the phone, and he's as relaxed and soft-spoken as he comes across on film.
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Though there are intricate, soft-spoken strands of music in this brooding, mercurial work, it also has stretches of frenzied intensity.
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A soft-spoken native of Welland, Ontario, he perennially garnered the respect of teammates because of his savvy and physical presence.
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His situation does not improve when he meets his soft-spoken roommate, a rugby-playing transfer student named Conor (Nicholas Galitzine).
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A former ballerina, Ms. van Herpen is lean, soft-spoken and reserved; she dresses in secondhand finds and wears little makeup.
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I had grown up in the margins; in the media Asian Americans were assigned side roles, submissive, soft-spoken secondary characters.
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There was Vince Pierce, a soft-spoken guy who loved rap and R&B, shot in Newburgh, New York, in 2012.
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Friends described Mr. Rasheed as soft-spoken, funny and fiercely committed to finding Mr. Abdulla and seeking justice for his family.
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Juan lives in a small, unassuming house with his soft-spoken but confident partner, Teresa (played by the singer Janelle Monáe).
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A sturdy, soft-spoken man with a neatly trimmed gray mustache, he has been in the bike business since age 14.
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"It is a great accomplishment," said the soft-spoken Gonzalez, sitting by his locker after the game of nearly five hours.
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In person, Mr. Wang is soft-spoken and earnest, with a nerd's enthusiasm for the technology that powers the Instant Pot.
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A soft-spoken man, Sato's voice gave out when he tried to relate the human cost of 3/11 to me.
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Ms. Belmore, a soft-spoken sort who lets her work do the talking, said it represented the contradictions of her identity.
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Last year and again this year both roles have fallen to a soft-spoken pop singer in his 60s, Claudio Baglioni.
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He bore a faint resemblance to the actor Daniel Craig, with a soft-spoken intensity occasionally broken by a crooked grin.
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This soft-spoken young player may be leading the competition for most appearances on ECM Records in the past five years.
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Mr. Szilagyi died in 2012 at 78 years old and his wife, a soft-spoken piano teacher, became the collection's archivist.
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As physicist Josie Radeck, Thompson is most fragile of the group, soft-spoken and whip smart where Thorensen is impulsive and brash.
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She's soft-spoken yet driven, nice and polite while absolutely being about her money — a point she makes repeatedly on her album.
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Even the most grating canned lines will become charming, because they are part of a clever joke by a soft-spoken youth.
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Finally, a "soft-spoken Google lawyer" named Alex Macgillivray came to their rescue, formulating a rule that would govern impersonations going forward.
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His brash talking style, a contrast with the soft-spoken Javanese politicians who dominate the ruling class, has grated on some voters.
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As a pediatric neurologist, the soft-spoken Mr Northam spends a lot of time listening and asking questions before proposing a cure.
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With soft-spoken cleric Hassan Rouhani now Iran's president, Tehran often goes to lengths to sound like the adult in the room.
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One described a soft-spoken man who used to bring her home-cooked meals, saying he wanted to share his country's food.
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Even in the songs where his soft-spoken twang doesn't shine through, you can hear his stylistic ticks bumbling to the forefront.
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Disliking the man himself is nigh impossible given how kindly, soft-spoken, and sharp-looking he is for a man his age.
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Low-key and soft-spoken, McConnell is nevertheless determined and willing to take tough steps to achieve his political and legislative goals.
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A scene in which Peep, covered with tattoos (several on his face), meets fans is surprising — he's soft-spoken and unaffectedly friendly.
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But with just a few soft-spoken words, Sam has directly altered the course of the ongoing story in Game of Thrones.
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A soft-spoken woman with a pert blond bob, Elliott, who is fifty-one, is as self-effacing as she is successful.
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The soft-spoken 55-year-old is battling stage 73 colon cancer, and the disease has spread to his liver and lungs.
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While soft-spoken, Yovanovitch offered her own defense to GOP lawmakers who said Trump had a right to pick his own ambassadors.
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Unlike his father-in-law, with his seemingly bottomless appetite for conflict, Mr. Kushner is, by all accounts, soft-spoken and restrained.
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A soft-spoken cleric, he was among the few Islamic scholars to argue that Muslim women could marry Christian or Jewish men.
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A soft-spoken maintenance man with greying hair, Chuck Luke helps the players if they have any issues with their dorm rooms.
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Barrow, 51, is a soft-spoken man who worked as a property developer and led an opposition coalition few thought would win.
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Gelman, whom I met in his office in late June, is not scathing in person; he is rather mild, soft-spoken even.
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But Mr. Rebagliati, a soft-spoken former Canadian Olympian, appears far too gentle — and too stoned — to do harm in the world.
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He's a soft-spoken, well-mannered man, so for what the president should be doing, he's the best one to do it.
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John J. Pershing, Mr. Brown, a soft-spoken and intensely private man, often worked alone, absorbed in his documents, books and judgments.
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He is soft-spoken and direct when discussing his process and often, after explaining something, he pauses, and then bursts out laughing.
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After the race, the soft-spoken Keitany said an unspecified personal incident on Saturday afternoon had kept her from feeling her best.
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Now a soft-spoken 11-year-old, Saheed excels in designing cartoon characters on his phone but needs special help in school.
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"It's cool to actually be changing the place I live," said Jose Vasquez, a soft-spoken senior at Western International High School.
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The hunt of the title refers to a group of macho vigilantes who find a ready victim in the soft-spoken Lucas.
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Known for being brash and speaking bluntly, Mr. Basuki is different from the soft-spoken Javanese politicians the capital is used to.
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On "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," which had its first national broadcast on February 19, 1968, he sprinkled educational segments with soft-spoken wisdom.
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Even Mr. Galliano, back as creative director of Maison Margiela, has re-emerged as a soft-spoken, reticent member of a team.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Musk is hardly bashful in comparing the new sedan with anything in its price range — electric or otherwise.
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"I do scold them," she says gently, though it's hard to imagine the soft-spoken, beatific Ms. Kondo ever raising her voice.
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Some worry that Johnson lacks the charisma to take on Clinton and Trump in the general, citing his soft-spoken, laissez-faire style.
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Since taking the helm in August 2015, the soft-spoken executive has taken expenses out of the business and refreshed the stores' assortment.
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Mr Zelaya, a soft-spoken university professor with no political experience, is running as much against the traditional system as against Mr Hernández.
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The account of a veterinary student's dramatic metamorphosis from a soft-spoken brainiac into a voracious arm-biter is rich with parable potential.
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Preet Bharara, the soft-spoken crusader who has done for clean government what Bernie Sanders did for Democratic Socialism, had come to Albany.
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Delicate, soft-spoken Julio spends a year shunted between poorly paid menial jobs, sleeping in miserly tenements while he searches for his love.
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Who could believe that a soft-spoken leader such as Mr Assad would prefer to destroy his country rather than leave his palace?
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But I wouldn't blame him if he did decide to leave: What's a soft-spoken artist to do in the Age of McGregor?
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"If the protesters continue with their (Saul) Alinsky-like tactics, there is a real possibility of escalation," the famously soft-spoken Carson warned.
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Soft-spoken almost to the point of shyness, he delivers mail for a living, and cannot help but know most everyone in town.
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But for people like Ismail Zahir, a floppy-haired, soft-spoken 23-year-old who worked in construction, there was no other choice.
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A thin, soft-spoken man wearing a beret, he started an association for the families of victims of the attacks and for survivors.
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"It was no big deal to help people; it took me five minutes," said the soft-spoken Greiss, a native of Fussen, Germany.
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A skinny, soft-spoken, mixed mocha girl with glasses and a (thankfully temporary) slouch from too much reading and too many word searches.
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But friends of Ola Bini say the soft-spoken encryption expert is being unfairly targeted for his activism on behalf of digital privacy.
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Sometimes it ended in near-disaster, like when soft-spoken Jom Wo accidentally set a cup of noodles on fire in the microwave.
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And, your support and promotion of him makes you one of the most dangerous, though soft-spoken, people in America at this moment.
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That she is more refined and soft-spoken than he, as well as delicate-featured and blond, only enhanced the fantasy she marketed.
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They all thought they knew the soft-spoken, camera-averse Leonard, as did we in the media, which hastily typecast him Duncan 2.0.
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For another, Hofer, a soft-spoken and telegenic candidate, had a real skill for making the FPO seem less radical and more normal.
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We're generally not brash like Mr. Trump and Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, and more quiet-spoken (consider the stereotype of the soft-spoken cowboy).
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Noor Agha, the third of the three men fighting ISIS here, is a district police chief who cuts a soft-spoken, fatherly figure.
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Aaron Rose and Joshua Leonard's soft-spoken, often heart-wrenching timepiece captures the fleeting moments of some of today's most pronounced visual artists.
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Michael Kimmage is a soft-spoken professor of American intellectual history with a focus on the Cold War and an interest in Russia.
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Mr. Nouri, a soft-spoken plasterer, said the family was comfortable in Serbia and happy with the education and services for the children.
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Behun introduced the soft-spoken Mattison to David Alhadeff of the design store the Future Perfect, who has given him his first show.
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As for the American comparison, few people here viewed the soft-spoken, smiling Mr. Hofer as similar to the rowdy, crude Mr. Trump.
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But his calm, soft-spoken demeanor reveals a player who seems truly thankful to have overcome the obstacles that once threatened his dreams.
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In person, Dr. Lightman is soft-spoken, with a tangibly southern twang at times, and, as in print, he wears his erudition lightly.
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Regal and soft-spoken, she has delicate, feline bone structure and willowy limbs — she's 5-foot-9 — which adds to her unaffected elegance.
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Mr. Paslow, 61, is a soft-spoken college graduate, Mr. Peterson, 103, a visceral debater who chose work straight out of high school.
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To operate the device, Burtynsky had brought along another cameraman, Mike Reid, a soft-spoken man from a mill town in northern Ontario.
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He is serious, intense and soft-spoken, more discussed but less known by many in the fashion establishment than his more bombastic peers.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Pichai has been reluctant to confront the protests head-on, but he has quietly cracked down on employee unrest.
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My intimidation was exacerbated by Russell's hard hearing—I am soft-spoken, and I had to be loud and clear with my questions.
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"This is the idea of the vertical voice, in which you find emotions inside your body," the wiry, soft-spoken Ms. Zizka said.
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Though soft-spoken, she is considered one of Thailand's bolder environmental campaigners — and she has endured the threats that come with the job.
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Conrad, 43, is soft-spoken, with clear blue eyes and tattoos that run up both arms and along the sides of his jawbone.
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But in Schumer, Democrats also possess a megaphone, and a contrast to the soft-spoken Machiavellian Reid, who was more of an inside player.
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"Sister Catherine Rose was gentle, kind, and soft spoken," but getting kicked out of the convent propelled her to action, according to the representative.
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"I was a teacher," said Mohammad Ilias, a soft-spoken man in his mid-forties, dressed in a long robe and gold prayer cap.
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A soft-spoken woman raised in Eau Claire, a village about 83 minutes from Covert, Carol is a 20-years-strong transplant to Covert.
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Kasich's position as a moderate, soft-spoken Republican who has been able to work with Democrats in the past make him an appealing option.
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President Donald Trump's nominee appeared after soft-spoken and tearful testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, who accuses him of sexual assaulting her in 1982.
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I was so happy to see my elegant, dignified and soft spoken mother engaged and happy while she enjoyed the warmth of the fire.
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There's Divo, a soft-spoken and highly skilled voguer, who entered the ballroom scene to cope with past abuse and affirm his gay identity.
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Lili Reinhart may play sweet and soft-spoken Betty Cooper on the CW's Riverdale, but she definitely is not afraid to speak her mind.
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Mr. Hall, 483, is a soft-spoken snow-removal worker with a slight paunch, a salt-and-pepper beard and a matched set of .
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's soft-spoken, hard-hitting ice princess, Mei.
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"I've had issues with his work over the years in how he's portrayed black women," says the soft-spoken Fazlalizadeh over our phone conversation.
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McConnell, who is 74, soft-spoken and known for problem-solving without leaving fingerprints, isn't buying into this approach, according to Senate GOP aides.
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Wentz, a soft-spoken Christian who has a cross and "Isaiah 41:10" tattooed on his upper back, politely refused to assess his progress.
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But despite his electronic barbs, the soft-spoken Karlovic is nothing like Connors when he is on court, despite his menacing nickname, Dr. Ivo.
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ET. Pichai is, as the Washington Post's Tony Romm writes, a soft-spoken "political neophyte" who's been avoiding the spotlight for the past year.
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Sundar Pichai, Google's soft-spoken CEO of 15 months, stood in the small clearing in the dense crowd that served as a makeshift stage.
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We are told this parade of horribles awaits us, the American people, all because of a soft-spoken, brilliant family man named Brett Kavanaugh.
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Since being acquired by San Jose last summer in a trade, the soft-spoken Jones had hardly said a word between periods all season.
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It is not a job that the soft-spoken Barrow - a member of the Fula ethnic group from rural eastern Gambia - had sought out.
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She speaks for the soft-spoken Black girls who are trying to figure out their story but nonetheless know the worth in their narrative.
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Consider Conor Gillaspie, a soft-spoken 29-year-old journeyman and the current Giants third baseman, who never swerved from his magical postseason run.
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Over the past year, a soft-spoken engineer at J.P.L. named Rob Gaston has been focused on extending Grace's life as long as possible.
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Kenneth Bone looks like the human version of a hug #debate #kennethbone The red sweater, the moustache, soft spoken but confident, the disposable camera.
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The advances were a second resounding triumph for Abadi, the soft-spoken Iraqi prime minister, months after his forces recaptured Mosul from Islamic State.
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In 2016, however, a soft-spoken quality assurance software engineer from New Jersey named Howard Barkin managed to wrest the crown from Mr. Feyer.
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Mr. Huseman, a mostly soft-spoken Oklahoman, parried questions more effectively than during the first hearing but grew animated after repeated questions about unionization.
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For Mr. Corbyn, a soft-spoken outsider who stormed to the top of the opposition party three years ago, the moment marked a crossroads.
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While she comes off as cerebral and soft-spoken offstage, her jaunty stand-up alter ego has the strutting charisma of a rock star.
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The soft-spoken, cautious Doub (Keith Randolph Smith) has harrowing tales of his time in the Army, when he stacked dead bodies in Korea.
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Well-styled and soft-spoken, Mr. Larsson had been widely credited with rehabilitating Old Navy's dowdy image and expanding H&M's cheap chic offerings.
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A poised and eloquent rising senior at elite boarding school Phillips Exeter Academy, Gupta, 17, is anything but the introverted, soft-spoken techie stereotype.
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"He felt the pain and suffering, but he was soft-spoken and didn't talk about it with rage," she said in a telephone interview.
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Some moderates like his Midwestern background, elite credentials (he's a graduate of Harvard and Oxford), and soft-spoken but knowledgeable way of talking about policy.
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He's the sweet, soft-spoken Game of Thrones character who accompanied Arya on the road to the Wall in the first half of the series.
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Few people can pull off the singer's soft-spoken, high-pitched Southern accent, which has become almost as iconic as her '90s hit songs themselves.
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A researcher at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the soft-spoken Iranian immigrant had spent several decades figuring out how to help communications travel on lasers.
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Instead, we're introduced to Stefan Lubert (Alexander Skarsgard), a soft-spoken and polite widower and former architect who ends up playing host to the Morgans.
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Crews, shackled and soft-spoken, pleaded guilty to three charges: conspiracy to commit kidnapping, conspiracy to commit murder and giving false information to the police.
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Daniel, a thin, soft-spoken boy who wants to be a fisherman when he grows up, sleeps on a dirty mattress with two other boys.
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Soft-spoken and measured in tone, Meade, 48 first entered the Cabinet under the previous center-right administration of the National Action Party, or PAN.
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Wisconsin has a long history of electing soft-spoken, mild-mannered politicians from both sides of the aisle, while shunning big talkers and carnival barkers.
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His accommodating, soft-spoken manner belies his reputation as a smasher of established dogma, or at least as a poker of deep and abiding holes.
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Take a scene from the latest episode where Cary takes Jeremy, a dashing soft-spoken high school teacher (Daniel K. Isaac), to a pizza joint.
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Chandra is mild-mannered, soft-spoken, and cautiously thoughtful in person, but as an author he writes sex scenes that steam and action that pounds.
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Ammon Bundy, a bearded, soft-spoken man, is treated with deference by his followers, many of whom have their own causes in addition to his.
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On this score, Smith got inspiration from Bruce Elfant, a soft-spoken Democrat who is the tax assessor for Travis County, where Austin is located.
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He was appointed to the Supreme Court after the Watergate Scandal rocked Washington and was known for both his soft-spoken manner and his intelligence.
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The soft-spoken 26-year-old with a "Peace Love Tai Chi" T-shirt flowed into a grounded stance on a Long Beach, California, hilltop.
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"We're not politicians, so we can't change society, but we can change how people think," said Kuramoto, a soft-spoken man with slicked-back hair.
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Mr. Marshall, a soft-spoken, professorial man with a salt-and-pepper beard and bifocals hanging around his neck, doesn't carry himself like a firebrand.
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"Old-timers like me look at it and get it," said Osborne, 51, a lanky, soft-spoken man who gives off a Mr. Rogers vibe.
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Toomey presents himself as a soft-spoken, reasonable conservative, drawing a contrast with fire-breathing Tea-Party candidates who turn off most voters in Pennsylvania.
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Ruppert is an unassuming man, gregarious but soft-spoken, a blue-jeans-and-ball-cap guy who earns respect with his precise attention to detail.
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Picked up by Canada gallery in the early 2000s, the soft-spoken artist found a loyal audience despite the aesthetic leaps he chose to make.
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The soft-spoken painter with an afro yields a kind of magic that is more potent today than when he was alive two decades ago.
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It's also the soft-spoken and educated woman overheard at a party who said she planned on holding her nose and voting for Mr. Trump.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Fields, once too embarrassed about his conviction to lobby his congressional representatives for a pardon, recognizes that the circumstances have changed.
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Mr. Mohammed, who is soft-spoken and describes himself as shy, was fixing a computer four years ago when Ms. Mukhtar, an accountant, introduced herself.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the video, he's a soft-spoken man in a blue suit and reflective sunglasses piloting his silver Honda through a traffic circle.
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Lulu, a soft-spoken, Honor Roll student, has just been rejected by N.Y.U. and suspended for fighting, all in the course of a single day.
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"Those were extreme circumstances," said the soft-spoken director, sitting in a small Moscow cafe a day after a 12-hour flight from Los Angeles.
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"My anxiety had been telling me the whole time that it sucked," said the singer, 27, soft-spoken and unreserved in a fluorescent-lit office.
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Case in point: "Blow the Man Down," a clever slice of regional noir that carries a gale-force punch beneath its modest, soft-spoken trappings.
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He has taken on the pulp and paper, logging and palm industries with a zeal that seems to grind against his quiet, soft-spoken nature.
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Bespectacled, fingers flecked with sherbet-colored paint, he's soft-spoken and impish, with a bone-dry sense of humor and an aversion to self-glorification.
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But near the end of a panel she was on, a soft-spoken man in the back row raised his hand to ask a question.
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Ranjan, a large, soft-spoken man who grew up in a village on the plains of North India, had never been on a Himalayan glacier.
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A soft-spoken elderly man with a white beard and a suède porkpie hat, he works out of a windowless shed with rough plaster walls.
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Talking to a Trump supporter about Trump's deportation policy, I'd sometimes bring up Noemi Romero, a sweet, soft-spoken young woman I met in Phoenix.
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On his earliest releases, this soft-spoken rapper from Queens delivered a sound that might have been described as half-whispered, and half-finished, poetry.
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Destry, 20, a soft-spoken attendee wearing green pigtails and a black latex smock, sat with their friend Kennedy, 20183, in one of the breakout zones.
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Certainly, a mother's soft-spoken advice to "be careful" elicits a much different response than someone yelling "Be careful!" from the passenger's seat of your car.
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"I hope that people are happy that ATEEZ are in their lives and that we have improved their lives in some way," says soft-spoken Yeosang.
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"We didn't anticipate the market would fall off a cliff," the soft-spoken Gong, now 26, told Reuters in a fast-food outlet in downtown Zhengzhou.
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The soft-spoken star of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was taping a segment for his program on a farm not far from where we live outside Baltimore.
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My partner for the TAPs exercise, a soft-spoken engineer who works at Google, told me that he had tried TAPs before, but with limited success.
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Digin, a soft-spoken 18-year-old, says he was chained up for 42 days by his kidnappers, after escaping from an Eritrean military training camp.
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A soft-spoken, 27 year-old with a scraggly beard, Sobral won with "Amar Pelos Dois" ("Love For Both of Us"), sung in his native Portuguese.
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In his family of high-achievers, Alan Pean (pronounced PAY-on) is the soft-spoken and mellow middle sibling, into yoga, video games and pickup football.
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But the royal marriage appeared to transform the articulate career woman into a soft-spoken shadow, a change much lamented in both Japanese and foreign media.
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Nerdish and soft-spoken, he loves to dwell on the case for prudence, caution and "facts on the ground"—hardly a rallying cry for populist times.
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But for Mr. Modanlo, whose soft-spoken English is laced with legalese, the idea of waiving his right to pursue vindication in court was especially difficult.
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The soft-spoken retired neurosurgeon, who dropped out of the race last week, said the American people would be "comforted" when they discover Trump's gentler side.
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If I had a guide for the fest, it was Amine Hamma, a wry and soft-spoken musician and writer who works for Visa For Music.
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Blankenship, a soft-spoken, mild-mannered candidate who little resembles President Donald Trump's personality, has cast himself as the "Trumpier than Trump" candidate in the race.
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The soft-spoken, frugal French engineer will nonetheless have to tackle industrial problems that could weigh on cash generation and the pace of further production increases.
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Solomon Woods, 49, a trim, dark-haired, soft-spoken physicist, was about to demonstrate how different they were, and how serenely voracious a black could be.
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The oldest of the six children, the "somewhat soft-spoken and reserved" Markis was 15 and in ninth grade when the Oregon social worker dropped by.
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Thoughtful, soft-spoken, quick to laugh, and eager to see all sides of every issue, he doesn't seem like a man to inspire bans and rancor.
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The soft-spoken Khadgi sons, who range in age from 21 to 28, take turns helping in the kitchen, running the floor and mixing piña coladas.
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She fingered the wrong child as the bully, and proceeded to verbally torture that child's mother (Jane, played by a soft-spoken Shailene Woodley) for months.
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There, it's Darren Soto—this bland, soft-spoken, inoffensive, malleable centrist—not Alan Grayson, who appears to have the best shot at winning the Democratic nomination.
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"It goes back to people telling me all the things I couldn't do because of my size," said Thompson, who is soft-spoken off the field.
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"They&aposve shown that&aposs not sustainable," he said recently in a soft-spoken voice that contrasted with his fiery speeches in plazas around the nation.
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The usually soft-spoken Ward insisted any talk of retirement is "off the table," but he really took exception to Kovalev's interpretation of their first meeting.
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Like Mr. Joko, who preceded him as governor before becoming president, he is very different from the soft-spoken Javanese politicians the capital is used to.
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"We don't recognize violence as a political tool, but if we are attacked, we respond," said Mr. Marsella, a soft-spoken 32-year-old I.T. consultant.
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Outside the courtroom, Ms. Palacios, a soft-spoken P.T.A. president who works for an organization of Latino elected officials, said she was saddened by the ruling.
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Mr. Nowlin, a soft-spoken 26-year-old who supported Mr. Sanders in 2016, said the traditional Democratic leadership had plainly failed to inspire the country.
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Mr. Bissonnette's transformation from a seemingly soft-spoken politics student into a methodical killer shook Canada, a country that celebrates its tolerance and openness to immigrants.
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Kind and soft-spoken, displaying little in the way of overt artistic ego, Mr. Nozkowski was nonetheless a man of ambition, intelligence and firmly held opinions.
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Despite his demands, he was soft-spoken, even formal, an approach that had not served him well when he was director, the critic Ms. Gouchmazova recalled.
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Her appointment to head the newly created Congressional Budget Office in 1975 shoved the soft-spoken, 19773-foot-2-inch Ms. Rivlin into the political limelight.
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The soft-spoken academic, who has no political affiliation but is considered close to 5-Star, adding that work on the 2020 budget was his priority.
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Kofi Annan, a soft-spoken diplomat from Ghana, redefined the United Nations as secretary general for 10 years and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001.
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LONDON — The soft-spoken yet intense man commanding center stage has a familiar name, but few are likely to have thought of him in this guise.
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Mr. McConnell is a soft-spoken career politician, with virtuoso mastery of political fund-raising and tactics, but he had no mass following to speak of.
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But the soft-spoken Philbin, 52, more subtly staked out a series of startlingly low standards for acceptable presidential conduct during the first day of questions.
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When, at the end of the fourth season, one of the show's most beloved characters—the soft-spoken, funny Poussey—died brutally, some people stopped watching.
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Sergey Kislyak, Moscow's soft-spoken ambassador to the U.S. who assumed his post in 2008, is known to have had several conversations with President Trump's associates.
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On the podium, Mr. de Leeuw, a small-framed and soft-spoken man, could galvanize performances of complex contemporary operas and orchestral works involving large forces.
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Take Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates: In addition to his groundbreaking innovations, the billionaire is best-known today as a kind, compassionate and soft-spoken philanthropist.
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Mr. Herrou — a slight, soft-spoken, pony-tailed 37-year-old — will earnestly explain that he is not helping migrants enter France illegally for ideological reasons.
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He left Alphabet's biggest and most profitable unit, Google, to the similarly soft-spoken Pichai, who heavily delegates to direct reports to manage various product lines.
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The first focuses on Tyler, a determined but volatile high-school wrestling prospect, and the second on Emily, his soft-spoken and emotionally adrift younger sister.
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The soft-spoken, small-scale art invites viewers in for a bite-size interaction with these impressive pieces, all of which contribute to a larger theme.
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And a lot of it can be traced back to early 2014, when the company replaced Steve Ballmer with the more soft-spoken Satya Nadella as CEO.
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A soft-spoken man in his late 40s, Mr. Abdi had short brown hair, a clean-shaven face and a preference for military fatigues and black sneakers.
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She gets some early warnings of impending catastrophe from a soft-spoken Circle employee (The Force Awakens' John Boyega) who perpetually seems to be hanging around texting.
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It's odd that a Viking's soft-spoken allure could make you think of John Malkovich or even Presidential candidate Ben Carson, but – by the hammer of Thor!
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People who have worked with Carney describe him as a mild-mannered, soft-spoken leader with a calm demeanor who's often sipping on a cup of coffee.
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"We have really good people in this clubhouse and I really appreciate my team mates supporting me," the soft-spoken 31-year-old told reporters on Tuesday.
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Decked out in white scrubs, Xi, a soft-spoken researcher from Michigan State University, gestures at hundreds of trays, each filled with about 245,2224 squirming mosquito larvae.
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In the past year and a half, she has welcomed a soft-spoken retired oil geologist named Anthony "Skeeter" Lasuzzo into her life, and romance has blossomed.
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Though he had gotten his start playing guitar in thrash metal bands, Robinson was clean-cut, soft-spoken, and projected an air of authority beyond his years.
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The first time Jiayu had phoned, the soft-spoken man had said, "Oh, God," after he had asked for Evan's date of birth and received the answer.
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He was known as a foreign policy and national security specialist and was admired for his intellect and soft-spoken, collegial approach to legislating (The Associated Press).
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John Cryan, the soft-spoken chief executive, was welcomed as a much needed change from his brasher investment banker predecessors when he took charge a year ago.
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"I was not all that gung-ho about being an artist," said Mr. Kern, a slight and soft-spoken man with a gray thumbprint of a mustache.
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Though they were competing for innings, the sometimes hotheaded Rodriguez took the soft-spoken Henderson under his wing and made a habit of advising him after outings.
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Chatting with actress Brittany Snow is exactly like you'd expect: She's kind, modest, relatable, and even a touch soft-spoken — that is, until you get her going.
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She had pale skin unmarked by the sun, smelled faintly of scented soap, and had a soft-spoken manner that made my other two aunts seem coarse.
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Acting alone, Mr. Bissonnette also raised a difficult question: How did a mousy and soft-spoken chess-obsessed student from a middle class family become a killer?
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The piece explores rippling arpeggio chords in both hands, through which a soft-spoken melodic line is heard, traced by the top note in the right hand.
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"I think it means a lot to our foster kids that we're Cherokee," said Carney Duncan, a gentle, soft-spoken man whose hair falls below his shoulders.
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"I have all of these favorite stars whom I really love," he said passionately, raising his voice for the first time from his normal soft-spoken tone.
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The disclosure about Mr. Krzanich, a soft-spoken chip manufacturing specialist who joined Intel in 1982 and has run it for five years, left many questions unanswered.
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Instead, the man in charge of arguably the most influential company in the world is Sundar Pichai, a soft-spoken engineer who grew up in Chennai, India.
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And his pleas for people to live in harmony with nature sound sensible (even when you can barely hear the soft-spoken man over the intrusive score).
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Now in her early fifties, slender, soft-spoken, a quiet beauty continuing to distinguish her features, Miss Elizabeth Nightingale considered that she was fortunate in her life.
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He was very surprised by the meeting, saying there was a "disconnect" between this shy, soft-spoken young man and the often bizarre videos he was creating.
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YANGON, Myanmar — The soft-spoken rights lawyer had devised a plan to replace Myanmar's Constitution with one that would strip the military of its extraordinary political powers.
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The soft-spoken 62-year-old immediately began consultations to form a government that will have to write a new electoral law and manage Italy's fragile banks.
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Mr. Friedman, a soft-spoken, thoughtful writer who prefers Bob Newhart to Don Rickles, didn't like insult comedy and added some self-deprecation to the character's repertoire.
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Then Mr. Noori returned to play Alessandro Piccinini's "Toccata Cromatica" for solo lute (1623), a work in which lyrical strands spin out into soft-spoken swirling passagework.
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The group was facilitated by a Footsteps social worker, Jesse Pietroniro, soft-spoken and kind, who had told me that he had his own conflicted religious upbringing.
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As exemplified by this amazing Australian TV interview from 1977, Poly was rather soft spoken and not at all eager to put on a front for journalists.
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" There was Meredith Koop, the fashion stylist, Johnny Wright, the lively hairstylist, and Carl Ray, the makeup artist Obama describes in the book as "soft-spoken and meticulous.
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He was just a quiet man, and he was hard of hearing and soft-spoken, so he couldn't hear you well and it was hard to hear him.
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Drahos, a soft-spoken political novice and professor of chemistry, offers a direct contrast to Zeman, who has used expletives in live debates, relishes drinking and smokes heavily.
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Drahos, a soft-spoken academic, is hoping to unite liberal, pro-western Czech voters alienated by Zeman's blunt and occasionally vulgar style and preference for Russia and China.
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The country legend — who was previously married for 26 years — is currently dating a soft-spoken retired oil geologist named Anthony "Skeeter" Lasuzzo, and she couldn't be happier.
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It is hard to reconcile the soft-spoken, affable father at ease in his living room, with the awkward, almost robotic campaigner Canadians have seen during this campaign.
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She was diminutive and publicly soft-spoken, but Nancy Reagan's strong will, high-tone tastes and clout with her husband made her a controversial figure during his presidency.
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Matt, a dapper toothpaste salesman, and his wife, Kim, a soft-spoken physical therapist, seemed helplessly in love with each other, but the hunt quickly turned passive-aggressive.
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The Process is a mashup of college-admissions interviews, Silicon Valley problem-solving tests, and sadistic psychological experiments, directed by a soft-spoken but unpredictable proctor named Ezequiel.
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A smart dresser with a penchant for waistcoats, cufflinks and a white handkerchief poking out of his breast pocket, Italians have warmed to his soft-spoken, professorial tones.
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The questions surrounding his past incited a media firestorm that, coupled with his soft-spoken nature, threatened his White House ambitions and undermined his surge in voter support.
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" Matthews went on to compare the "soft-spoken" Carson to 1960s comedian Tom Smothers – a joke Clinton said her campaign staffers wouldn't get because they "are so young.
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A soft-spoken defense attorney is telling Leventer why he should send her 17-year-old client, currently detained and not present in court, home for the weekend.
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Despite some occasionally intense questioning, the soft-spoken Pichai remained cool and confident overall throughout the proceedings as he either defended Google or expertly dodged giving specific answers.
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I could feel a shift in the story as it went on; Assange, in particular, seems like he's going from soft-spoken to more paranoid, and more cocky.
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Negan's gang of motorcycle-riding bar bouncers had the trio at gunpoint and it was unclear what the group's chatty but soft-spoken leader was going to do.
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Moore, a soft-spoken 57-year-old with a tattoo of a heart on his middle finger and a pure white mullet, makes friendly jokes despite his dread.
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Up to now, he has steamrollered the opposition, which has lost election after election under CHP head Kemal Kilicdaroglu, a soft-spoken former civil servant, and his predecessor.
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Norbert Hofer, its soft-spoken candidate for the federal presidency, got 35% in the first round and is the favourite to win the run-off on May 22nd.
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A gentle, soft-spoken American, Sarno first learned of the Bayaka's existence through a song he heard on the radio while living in Amsterdam in the early 20123s.
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That was "one obligation she happily obeyed," said Sister Prema, a soft-spoken woman whose English has a light German accent, a nod to her roots in Essen.
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For all his successes in college and the pros, the normally soft-spoken Green is also remembered for a colorful postgame rant when coaching the Cardinals in 2006.
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President Donald Trump's 513 presidential campaign is now hawking T-shirts that mock the latest foil to the Republican Party: the soft-spoken House Intelligence Committee chair, Rep.
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Foreign Affairs The soft-spoken Mr. Engel, 71, hopes to be a counterbalance to Mr. Trump's unconventional foreign policy, and he could get an opportunity sooner than anticipated.
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Sitting cross-legged and barefoot on a couch in a Beverly Hills hotel suite, her Birkenstocks nearby, Ms. Pfeiffer was soft-spoken except for the occasional ripping laugh.
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Adda is not big on soft-spoken cream sauces; the coconut milk in the Malvani prawn curry from the South Konkan coast, for instance, has a pronounced kick.
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These themes are uncharted territory for Ms. Swift, but she charges through with heavy bass and soft-spoken melodies, leading to songs worthy of being played on repeat.
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On November 20163, ten days after Virk went missing, Dr. Laurel Gray, a solemn, soft-spoken coroner with cropped gray hair and gold-rimmed glasses, conducted an autopsy.
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Azmin, a soft-spoken technocrat, was handed a powerful new ministry and oversight over some state-owned companies that are at the core of Mahathir's economic reform program.
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"I missed my family," said Ms. Ekamrak, a soft-spoken woman, who was back at the prematernal home in early July for a checkup with her newborn daughter.
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Cheryl Anderson, an accountant and defender from Scotland, is so soft-spoken and nice that it can be stunning to see her dive into a hard slide tackle.
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The lead author on the cat paper was Quoc Le. Le is short and willowy and soft-spoken, with a quick, enigmatic smile and shiny black penny loafers.
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The soft-spoken executive, who was born in India, had worked his way up a long ladder from product manager to vice president to chief executive of Google.
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In his soft-spoken delivery, he presents confessions of embarrassing thoughts, transgressions that are not cheap provocations so much as the activity of a free and fearless mind.
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Briggs, Facebook's soft-spoken former chief marketing officer, runs the agency and reports to Bloomberg's top campaign officials, adviser Howard Wolfson and manager Kevin Sheekey, multiple sources said.
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With his soft-spoken manner and fair complexion, Mr. Blonsky would seem more at home in a university library than amid the woodlands and outcroppings of the park.
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Hence his initial approving description of Mattis as "Mad Dog" and his disgust at discovering that the Marine is a soft-spoken, well-read and judicious combat commander.
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In life he is as self-effacing as the humble Charlie Chan: quiet and soft-spoken, with a boyish grin, a mop of hair and a runner's physique.
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Tall, sandy-haired and soft-spoken at 37, Mr. Dedman exudes the image of a down-home goober — his word — that barely papers over a sharp, analytical mind.
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Mr. Ginsberg, 56, a soft-spoken man who slightly resembles the actor Ben Stiller, graduated from pharmacy school in 1985 and purchased Bigelow from his father in 1997.
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Jonathan H. Adler, a professor at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, characterized Mr. Wheeler's soft-spoken style and willingness to listen to criticism as genuine.
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She was soft-spoken with a faint Southern accent, which I attributed to her birthplace, Hopkinsville, Ky. She was in her mid-30s then but looked much younger.
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"I do make the effort to be different," admits the soft-spoken, multi-talented hip-hop artist who released his genre-bending debut album, Nat Love, last month.
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Thad Cochran, a soft-spoken but powerful Republican who represented Mississippi in Congress for more than four decades, died Thursday at age 81, his longtime spokesman Chris Gallegos said.
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Like the smooth-talking movement leaders in Imperium, Patrick Stewart's Darcy, a soft-spoken guy who dresses like a substitute teacher, is venerated by the "true believer" foot soldiers.
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The soft-spoken accuser was widely viewed as credible and sympathetic, while the judge's fiery, combative performance inspired conservatives, including the president, to ramp up their support for him.
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Milwaukee (CNN)After a rough week of campaigning in Wisconsin, Donald Trump on Monday night turned to a soft-spoken and rarely seen surrogate to help smooth the edges.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Centrist Republican Richard Lugar, a soft-spoken foreign policy powerhouse who championed nuclear nonproliferation during 36 years in the U.S. Senate, died on Sunday at age 19323.
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As he left the Capitol this week, the soft-spoken Portman told CNN he's prepared for an onslaught from the left but that he's not going to give in.
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I stopped by on a Thursday afternoon to meet up with Shogo Takebe, the store's soft-spoken "Green Tea Experience Designer," who taught me the fundamentals of the beverage.
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He is cerebral and soft-spoken, and his jokes don't forcefully build momentum so much as gracefully waltz from setup to punch line, each move subtle and carefully designed.
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Those close to the couple described Mann as more calm and soft-spoken, contrasting his energetic and passionate partner, and Warren said she wouldn't have it any other way.
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"Well, everybody knows Andy, everybody knows that when he goes onto the court he gives 100 percent," the soft-spoken Bautista Agut told reporters at Melbourne Park on Saturday.
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Mr. Momot, a soft-spoken hacker with spiky facial piercings and a rainbow-colored mohawk, was known for his talent in hunting down complicated computer bugs and software vulnerabilities.
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This tiny, soft-spoken New Yorker packs a lyrical punch with her melodic hip-hop sound — bringing feminist, non-binary, good-vibes beauty to every instrumental she gives words.
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"I would like to see her remains removed out of there and we'll give her a dignified funeral," said the soft-spoken father of seven and grandfather of eight.
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While Mr. Johnson and Mr. Torres can be brash, the man that Mr. Johnson chose to run the council's investigations unit, Mr. Pilnyak, is soft-spoken and self-effacing.
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"Someone else had to translate my own novel into my native language," the soft-spoken director of critically acclaimed films like "Jinpa" and "Tharlo" said in a recent interview.
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As the innocent girlfriend of Ted Knight's news anchor character, Ted Baxter, Georgia's breakout character Georgette was soft-spoken and ditzy on the outside, but tough as nails inside.
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Tall, soft-spoken, with a gentle smile and wavy hair, he worked incessantly, was not given to small talk and never shed his slight air of Old South formality.
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Surrounding and amply supporting this video are paintings and sculptures by a dozen other artists, many of which develop a similarly faceted beauty in rich but soft-spoken colors.
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Neighbors said Ms. Rodriguez was a soft-spoken woman who could be found feeding pigeons every morning either on her stoop or in the grassy patch outside her home.
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Mr. Read, by contrast, is seen within the company as soft-spoken and collaborative, seeking advice and input from those around him — almost the complete opposite of Mr. Sorrell.
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The strategy is a reflection of the company's founder, a soft-spoken, classically trained musician who began roasting coffee as a hobby while on the road with traveling orchestras.
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"I wanted a normal American childhood," said Mr. Wiesel, 44, the affable and soft-spoken son of Elie Wiesel, the author, activist and Holocaust witness who died last year.
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The soft-spoken Sessions — a 20-year veteran of the U.S. Senate — is well liked by his colleagues and almost certain to secure the 51 votes needed for confirmation.
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Greta Thunberg, the soft-spoken Swedish teen who became a global conscience for climate change and environmental activism, has been named Time's Magazine's Person of the Year for 2019.
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The soft-spoken Kentuckian has, in just a few short years, done lasting damage to the presidency, the Senate and the Supreme Court: the hat trick of democracy destruction.
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CreditCreditClara Vannucci for The New York Times DHAKA, Bangladesh — Mahmudul Hassan Hridoy, a sweet-natured, soft-spoken 32-year-old, walks with a crutch and suffers from terrible headaches.
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The split between the hard-nosed Mr. Bannon and the far more reserved and soft-spoken Mr. Kushner reflects much more than a personality clash between two senior aides.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Kushner has often been described as having a calming effect on Mr. Trump, who is notorious for yelling at staff members during moments of tension.
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"Gentle and soft-spoken she isn't, on anything," Charles Fried, one of Warren's former colleagues at Harvard Law School and a Solicitor General in the Reagan Administration, told me.
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But this monolithic view of the past has begun to change, thanks in part to a soft-spoken artist and his comic book cast of robots, aliens and cockroaches.
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Mr. Mandelblit, a soft-spoken jurist, is expected to announce as early as Thursday whether he intends to indict the prime minister in any of three separate corruption cases.
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Mr. Elliott and his partner, Ray Goulding — Bob was the more soft-spoken one, Ray the deep-voiced and more often blustery one — were unusual among two-person comedy teams.
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Dave Bautista, the sweetly thoughtful and soft-spoken former pro wrestler who plays him, can certainly relate to having a family that's not your blood relatives — or even your species.
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Making Powell, a soft-spoken centrist who has supported Yellen's gradual approach to raising interest rates, the next Fed chief would provide the continuity in monetary policy that investors crave.
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Before the controversial video surfaced, Portman, a soft-spoken veteran of Washington and proud policy wonk, said Trump's unorthodox candidacy helped his re-election race by energizing the GOP base.
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"China is definitely our strongest competitor by country, but I think my biggest rival is within," the soft-spoken Miyake told Reuters on the sidelines of a recent training session.
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After slumping onto the court following his winning cross-court shot, Lee leapt high into the air, pumping his fists in flamboyant celebration, a rarity from the soft-spoken veteran.
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Slawson was soft-spoken and unfailingly polite to the detectives, repeatedly addressing each as "sir" when he answered their questions, according to audio of the interview listened to by CNN.
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Elfin, soft-spoken, plainly dressed in a black blouse and a long black skirt (with white sneakers peeping out from beneath the hem), Ozick was an affable and attentive presence.
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"(Trump's speech) made us realize that if we don't stand together, the enemy would exploit the distance between us," the soft-spoken Shariatmadari says, sitting beneath a portrait of Khamenei.
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Its founders, Molly Goddard and Joel Jeffery (she's a charming, loopy Australian; he's a composed, soft-spoken Brit) met in a Canadian ski town and fell in love long-distance.
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In the facility some engineers call the Paper Torture Lab—officially, it's the Media Technology Center—Bruce Katz, a soft-spoken paper technologist, examined some copy paper through a microscope.
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"And usually it's an email, 'I'm so sorry about ——'" In person, Ms. Zellweger was soft-spoken and thoughtful, if reticent about discussing some of the latest turns in her career.
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Ostensibly still a teenager when he started publishing his stories, JT Leroy appeared in public as a soft-spoken waif in a blond wig, dark glasses and baggy, androgynous clothes.
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The soft-spoken 25-year-old was too traumatized to speak further about the assault or the loss of her child, but answered quickly when asked if she wanted revenge.
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"He's got that perm and that really soft spoken chilled out demeanor and people like to compare him to Jesus Christ as he has that sort of vibe," said Polanksy.
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It's a tale of rags to riches, ring to ringside, kicking and punching all the way to the top—but how did this humble and soft-spoken Iranian get there?
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Alanna won one of them, and today is a poised, soft-spoken 10th grader at a charter school called Match, housed in an old auto-parts store on Commonwealth Avenue.
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It's this part of the book that will most stay with you, a soft-spoken, gentle man who tries, as best he can, to hold on to who he is.
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Emma, soft-spoken and typically quiet, began complaining about the bitter cold and the endless days she spent staring out the hotel window at the 2000 train that rattled by.
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In the midst of this is Yun, a soft-spoken, 32-year foreign service veteran who took on the job a year ago, near the end of the Obama administration.
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Soft spoken, but honest in his aim, James Sands operates on the field as he does off; with an empirically earned confidence, he sets his goal, he moves towards it.
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Bennett, a soft-spoken man whose professional attire almost always includes a bow tie, prefers to remain in the background, letting Sally be the public face for both of them.
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Just as Dayanara, a soft-spoken amateur cartoonist, has suddenly become an armed rebel, "Orange," an acerbic comedy-drama, is instantly pushed hard to the drama end of the spectrum.
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Played with creepy, compelling understatement by Bruce McKenzie, Carlisle — a soft-spoken man who runs his own mysterious and illicit business — might have been teleported from a David Lynch movie.
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Dr. Mark Peterson, the soft-spoken veterinarian who runs the clinic, opened the door to Nubi's condo and greeted the 12-year-old tom in a lilting, high-pitched voice.
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Many supporters, even those who expressed initial shock at the endorsement, though, voiced their continued support for the soft-spoken retired neurosurgeon who ended his White House bid last week.
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Trump, who in 2014 praised Gowdy's ascension to lead the Benghazi probe as a "great decision," has had a seesawing relationship with the soft-spoken South Carolinian in recent years.
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A soft-spoken businessman who advocated free trade and an end to most protectionist tariffs, Mr. Dent was commerce secretary from 1973 to 1975, bridging the Nixon and Ford administrations.
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The soft-spoken, spiritual Maples eschewed formal media interviews, with the exception of an October People Magazine feature on her eating habits (a clean-eating vegan who occasionally eats steak).
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Despite the Tea Party's pugnacious reputation, Ribble, who attended divinity school, is soft-spoken, and is known in the House for his speeches about improving discourse between the two parties.
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Elasi Ramazani, a trim, soft-spoken 260-year-old in spectacles and a striped shirt, has worked at Congo's National Herbarium for over three decades and is its current director.
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Mr. El Akkad — who is soft-spoken and self-deprecating, and repeatedly apologized during an interview for talking too much — said he was wary of being lauded as a prophet.
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Seated in a wheelchair, the bespectacled and soft-spoken Loera thanked López Obrador by name for his help in securing authorization to travel to the U.S. to see her son.
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Soft-spoken and deliberate, with a neatly trimmed beard, Allyne occupies a small second-floor office in HyTech's beige building, which is mostly taken up by a cavernous garage/workshop.
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It was Cole who scored that goal at the World Cup in 2006 – wildly celebrating like a soft-spoken geez on the lash who'd 'let himself get a bit worked up'.
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READ: From soft-spoken schoolgirl to next first lady Here's what people in Sevnica think about their most famous former resident becoming the second foreign-born first lady in US history.
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" AG: "I think the way I dress definitely sends a message... I'm typically a very shy, soft-spoken person, but through my clothes I am able to express myself without words.
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When I posed the question to the soft-spoken Haitian-Canadian, who'd just finished playing his set at the city's tenth annual Manifesto Festival, he was equal parts diplomacy and humility.
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The one he received at 27:203 pm on December 503 came from a soft-spoken man who he thought said something about his mother hitting his father with a gun.
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Reynolds's preternatural likeability shines through even when he's more muted, while Gyllenhaal retains his soft-spoken sweetness, despite his character being barely more animated than the flashing control panels around him.
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Soft-spoken in its delivery, the critique leveled against social and political systems could go unnoticed if you're not reading carefully—perhaps a kind of safety precaution for the artists involved.
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In daylight, PartyNextDoor was more soft-spoken, sitting at the kitchen table of a top-floor Airbnb rental in Midtown Manhattan as he rolled a blunt on a takeout sushi container.
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Apocalyptic in their foreboding, the images of environmental despoliation — especially in China, Nigeria, Brazil and Indonesia — are more powerful than any words voiced by the film's soft-spoken narrator, Oscar Isaac.
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Wearables in general have a reputation for being unsubtle (and many are not so easy on the eyes), so this new wave of fashionable, soft-spoken trackers is a welcomed change.
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A soft-spoken, freckled Wisconsinite and former Peace Corps volunteer who grew up sailing with his father, Genz was then studying for a doctorate in anthropology at the University of Hawaii.
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In two hours of religious and civil ceremonies, bishops and family members remembered the soft-spoken former agronomist as a man of simplicity who held the country's farmers in high regard.
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The lone medic was Sergeant Rose, a soft-spoken 22-year-old from Southern California wearing a floppy jungle hat and camouflage face paint that did not quite hide his nerves.
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"We fight every day for every square inch," said Mr. Proulx, 44, a land-use lawyer and soft-spoken father of three who moved to the area from Brooklyn in 2007.
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Mr. Bolling, a trim, soft-spoken man of 60, maintains for his best clients a notebook, into which he records the details of their every purchase and tucks a fabric swatch.
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Soft-spoken, with a calm, determined, demeanor, he was both admired and liked by his colleagues, and grew to be a notable mentor for those rising in the ranks behind him.
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Under Mr. Manley, a soft-spoken native of Britain who joined the company in 2000, Fiat Chrysler will surely see a clear change in management style from the flamboyant Mr. Marchionne.
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The soft-spoken Leonard has missed the team's first 24 games due to a quadriceps injury and said he is feeling good during his first interaction with reporters since Sept. 25.
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"I'm reluctant, many times, to send them out because I know what they're going to be up against," said Mr. Vass, a soft-spoken man who is used to working alone.
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The soft-spoken Hinzpeter is determined to smuggle footage of the dictatorship's abuses to a German news organization, while the heretofore neutral Kim comes to realize the urgency of Hinzpeter's mission.
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Linsley, a tall and soft-spoken 60-year-old, grew up on the Connecticut coast, making dams in the sand and observing erosion on the beaches near the town of Guilford.
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The soft-spoken Shanghai-born cleric, who took office in August last year, said he and his Hong Kong flock ultimately had to put their trust in God and the Pope.
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"Dan is a gentleman, very measured and well-spoken, but almost soft-spoken, where Grimm threatens to throw you off a balcony," said David Catalfamo, a New York-based GOP strategist.
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Then along comes Norman Ohler, a soft-spoken 46-year-old novelist from Berlin, who rummages through military archives and emerges with this startling fact: The Third Reich was on drugs.
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He is tall — about 2003' — thin and soft-spoken, collects contemporary art (it's all over the LVMH headquarters on Avenue Montaigne in Paris), plays tennis seriously and is a talented pianist.
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The soft-spoken emcee from North Carolina is nominated for best rap song and best rap album — an award that's only once gone to a woman in Grammy history: Lauryn Hill.
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Ms. Waight Keller, whose soft-spoken mien belies a tough core, rejuvenated the house with a highly wearable and bohemian flair as well as a successful high profit margin accessories business.
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"The last time I was on a stage like this was at the ceremony that closed the mine," said Marcus Wieczorek, 27, a soft-spoken man from a multigenerational mining family.
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The superb Swiss pianist Francesco Piemontesi was the soloist in an elegant performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 27, a soft-spoken piece that tends be swallowed in Geffen-size halls.
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The soft-spoken Mr. McCarry followed other former spies into writing fiction, a group that includes Graham Greene, Ian Fleming and David Cornwell, who writes under the pseudonym John le Carré.
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So Brainard has just outlined in her elegant and soft-spoken Fed-speak manner a big part of the Everything Bubble and the risks its deflation poses to the banking system.
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Karthik had to spell two words correctly to seal the title, which he did with ease, and the lanky, soft-spoken Texan stepped back and smiled as he was showered with confetti.
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His grizzly, bearded face and the black leather bomber he dons further enforce an intimidating persona, but once we meet one another, a soft-spoken, patient voice reveals a different figure entirely.
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Northam, the state's lieutenant governor, overcame a barrage of attack ads by Republican Ed Gillespie that hit the soft-spoken Democrat on divisive issues such as immigration, gang crime and Confederate statues.
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Soft-spoken and quietly magnetic, Athie — who was named a 2017 TIFF Rising Star and whose past work includes roles in The Get Down and Patti Cake$ —plays Virgil with charming cynicism.
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At least Ben Carson, with his meandering, absent-minded answer, came across as positive — not by his policies so much as by his soft-spoken, easy to laugh, slow to attack demeanor.
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She's incredibly bright and has a great résumé, but is very soft-spoken and reserved, and I worry that the rest of the all-male interview slate won't respond well to her.
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But since Aviles, the "Lion of Sinaloa," is clearly at a loss for next steps, he decides to trust this soft-spoken outsider and sends him to Guadalajara to make a deal.
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Ms. Nancherla has perfected a soft-spoken, thoughtful absurdism that sets her apart, while Mr. Gondelman, a self-deprecating storyteller, is one of the most consistently witty stand-ups in the city.
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Linda Lucchese is a handsome woman in her 60s, soft-spoken and calm, tastefully accessorized in some very smart silver jersey that matched the silver hair she pulled back in a ponytail.
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" She also said Watts — who pleaded guilty last week to the August murders of his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, 34, and their daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3 — "was very soft-spoken.
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Seated in a maroon plastic chair just a few feet away from me, his large frame might have been imposing were it not for his warm body language and soft-spoken tone.
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Sticking to his M.O. of airy synth noodling, creamy basslines, and the occasionally soft-spoken word, the title track ebbs and flows like the waves on your local stretch of sandy beach.
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But when it came to Ohio, the microphone was turned over to the soft-spoken Jim Obergefell, the Cincinnati realtor whose name is on the landmark 2015 Supreme Court case, Obergefell v.
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When he found out that Auburn was trying to prevent him from speaking, Spencer, along with Cameron Padgett, a soft-spoken Georgian who had been the one to invite Spencer, quickly sued.
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Ms. Wu, 34, who credits Ms. Warren, her Harvard Law School professor, with starting her career, is a soft-spoken policy nerd who has proposed radical solutions to the city's structural inequalities.
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"After Mr. Trump became President, hate crime increased, and more people talk about this symbol, the swastika," Nakagaki, who is slight and soft-spoken, with a shaved head, said the other day.
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He was soft-spoken, unassuming and a little bit uncomfortable with the amount of attention he received regarding both his work and his life, though also very quick to show sincere appreciation.
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What they don't know is that off the air, this poised celebrity is soft-spoken and insecure, and his divorced sister wants him to play father to the Brazilian orphan she's adopting.
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Hariri, who is usually soft-spoken, declared that "Iran's hands in the region will be cut off"—a statement that convinced many Lebanese that the speech had been written by someone else.
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Besides hurting Zuma, the ruling is a vindication for the soft-spoken but steely lawyer described by Mogoeng as "the embodiment of the Biblical David" fighting against the Goliath of state corruption.
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Stevens, known as a soft spoken midwesterner with a searing intellect, died on Tuesday of complications following a stroke he suffered on July 15, according to a statement from the Supreme Court.
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The obvious beneficiary is Meade, a soft-spoken civil servant whose lack of PRI membership and ties to the conservative National Action Party (PAN) had barred him from being the party's candidate.
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As Lieutenant Hierl issued orders against the din of rifle fire, she dropped her usually reserved, soft-spoken demeanor for a firm tone that left no doubt about who was in command.
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Both his campaign and an allied super PAC are running radio ads in the state touting the soft-spoken candidate as the polite alternative to the fiery candidates currently dominating the race.
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Soft-spoken but boasting breakout performances from Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, and Maribel Verdú, you will not forget the ending of this coming-of-age story couched in a road movie.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Yeo is referred to by fellow comedians as one of the "wise men" of the Asian comedy scene, even though he only started performing in his early 30s.
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Many competitors have also raised money to build systems aimed at improving on the basic concepts laid out by Ethereum, but Mr. Buterin's soft-spoken leadership has so far kept Ethereum ahead.
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The soft-spoken Caleb Engle, who was injured wrestling with Mr. Samson but was able to hold him at gunpoint until the police arrived, has been cleared to go back to work.
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Meir Zlotowitz, a soft-spoken man with a flowing white beard, was born in New York City on July 13, 1943, the youngest child of Aaron and Fruma Zlotowitz, immigrants from Lithuania.
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Ellen Page stars as the title character, a snarky 16-year-old from the suburbs who loses her virginity to her soft-spoken friend Paulie (a lovable Michael Cera) and becomes pregnant.
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"It's high-end French gastronomy with Neapolitan know-how," he said, sounding remarkably soft-spoken for a burly man with a nasty-sounding surname and more tattoos than most death-row inmates.
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So when her soft-spoken but scarily smart husband, George (Conleth Hill), joins her in game playing only to lift the stakes to newly lethal terrain, words fail Martha, for a change.
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He was soft-spoken, with a distant echo of an Irish brogue, but it was an understated manner that belied the self-confidence radiated by the buildings he made for his patrons.
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The relatively soft-spoken contestant won Bachelor Nation over early on in the season with his sweet Southern charm and easygoing personality, and by largely keeping himself out of any unnecessary house fracas.
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Instead, Kondo, who is 34, soft-spoken, and charismatic (she couldn't even walk down a short hallway at the Refinery29 office without being gushed over), challenges her clients to be hard on themselves.
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Tall, courteous and soft-spoken, she is a woman who takes trouble to greet captains of industry by the lift and escort them back to her office, often then serving them coffee herself.
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"I think if the right questions were being asked Rob, being the whip smart, soft-spoken, and otherwise congenial and clean cut person he is, gave a satisfying explanation," the former official said.
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The soft-spoken Ms Madonsela (pictured above) earned a reputation for being fearless and fair during her seven-year term as the public protector—an ombudsman whose powers are guaranteed by the constitution.
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Before those allegations came to light, Elizabeth Flores had other memories of Louise as a "loving, soft-spoken and sweet" sibling during their childhood years together, Flores tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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He is short, pleasant, polite, and as soft-spoken as a shy child, bearing the trace of an English accent he developed from living in the UK for several years as a teen.
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As the prodigal daughters return home and face the identities they tried to leave behind, waiting for them is Eddy (Ser Anzoategui) — soft-spoken, kind, butch, and who was also Vidalia's secret wife.
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The ordeal of Fu Xuedong—an owlish, soft-spoken man who seems stunned by his sudden notoriety—has vividly revealed the extent to which China's commitment to the rule of law is conditional.
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As the soft-spoken "people's emperor" hands the title to his 22.34-year-old son, Naruhito, at the end of this month, he'll be remembered as a man prepared to break with traditions.
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Instead of wrestling with a monstrous, chemically induced id, however, Latif's soft-spoken Jekyll struggled with his rage from a lifetime of personal and professional derision on account of his "half-caste" identity.
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The wrestler, wearing a signature bandana with a black suit and a cross necklace, called the Hogan character "completely opposite" to his true personality, which he described as soft-spoken and non-argumentative.
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In a conversation with Re/code, the soft-spoken Adler talked a bit about Uber, Lyft, Austin and how the city stumbled into one of the ride-hailing sector's most heated battles yet.
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A soft-spoken, white-haired farmer named John Gunvalson, who has six pipelines running through his property in Gonvick, said he was trained in soil science and knew climate change was scientific fact.
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There's just testimony in a hushed hearing room and two soft-spoken anchors at humdrum desks, trying to figure out what the president knew, when he knew it and whether democracy still worked.
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The 50-year-old soft-spoken imam, who in the early '90s left Bangladesh to come to America, has long believed the day would come when his mosque would outgrow its current home.
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"Mildred is this quite shy, reserved, soft-spoken mixed-race woman from a really tiny town," said Ms. Negga, who was born in Addis Ababa to an Ethiopian father and an Irish mother.
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The hard part is now in the hands of Thomas Kurian, a soft-spoken 23-year-old who has to figure out how the new purchase will work with what Oracle already has.
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Small and soft-spoken, he met me outside the American Museum of Natural History, and we walked around Central Park until we found an isolated bench, where he waited for my first move.
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Take Sonya Cassidy, who shines as Liz, Dud's debt-ridden and reckless sister, or Jennings who plays Ernie, a depressed plumbing supplies salesman, Lynx member, and Dud's best friend with soft-spoken grace.
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Quiet and soft-spoken in comparison to his outspoken father, Toshihiro joined Suzuki in 13 after a stint at parts supplier Denso Corp, and led the company's product planning and global marketing divisions.
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Conaway, a soft-spoken accountant and representative of a rural district of Texas, has been at the helm of the year-long investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election since last April.
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"Of course corporations should have values, because people should have values," says the soft-spoken tech leader, who has been vocal on a range of civic issues, from gay rights to privacy rules.
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Indeed—with their bright keyboard chords, elastic basslines, and wooden snares—his productions lean further towards pop, albeit a weirder and more soft-spoken brand of it than you hear on the radio.
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The imam of the Florida mosque where Mateen attended prayers for nearly 10 years described him as a soft-spoken man who would visit regularly but rarely interact with others in the congregation.
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The soft-spoken lawyer made it clear that it is Chapo who sets the strategy during the 30-minute meetings they have had every week now that the capo is back behind bars.
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Driver here plays Paterson, a soft-spoken bus driver who shares his name with the town he lives in, Paterson, N.J., and who in his free time sits by the water writing poetry.
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The soft-spoken Judge Gibbons argued — partly by citing his naval service at Guantánamo during World War II — that the United States held sovereignty over the base through a perpetual lease with Cuba.
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The proposed highway's opponents, however, said his ruling had been meticulous — a description often applied to Judge Griesa himself, a soft-spoken man who was also known to be firm from the bench.
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At 22017, she is still girlish in demeanor and soft spoken, though a fervent feminist who speaks openly about embracing her femininity while competing and working in a genre heavily dominated by men.
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Soft-spoken and contemplative, he considers himself a environmentalist and though he worries about antibiotic resistance, he puts his faith in the E.P.A. and its determination that the risks of spraying are minimal.
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Soft-spoken and choosing his words carefully, he offers a striking contrast to the famously blunt Mr. Schäuble, a gruff political veteran who often seemed to relish his role as Europe's fiscal disciplinarian.
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Much of what he achieved in public policy was made possible by what his allies and opponents alike said was his soft-spoken graciousness and decency and a talent for building political bridges.
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She is soft-spoken with long, dark hair, wears punk black boots and is married to a man who collects "Star Wars" figurines, which he lines up on a dresser in their bedroom.
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They're otherwise a bit of an odd couple — glittery young country spark plug meets soft-spoken jazz pianist, a decade her junior — but stranger things have happened in the name of holiday synergy.
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Friedman's soft spoken tone, modest lifestyle, and professorial stature are all the perfect foil right now to Trump's bluster and the jet-setting super rich image of people like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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But at his trial in Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province in southern China, which was streamed live on the internet and shown on television news, a soft-spoken Mr. Jiang appeared defeated.
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Though soft-spoken and reserved, Hicks also readily channeled her boss's combativeness with the press, emailing reporters about their "dishonest" reporting, often focusing on accounts of the enthusiasm and size of Trump's crowds.
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"Roy's an easygoing, soft-spoken guy in person, and would generally avoid a fight if it were possible," said Carter Wrenn, a veteran strategist who worked on the Senate campaigns of Jesse Helms.
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Today, Ford is a soft-spoken man who wears track suits and reading glasses secured by a bejeweled chain, a jarringly endearing detail for someone who teaches others how to inflict pain efficiently.
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CAIRO — Mostafa A. H. el-Abbadi, a Cambridge-educated historian of Greco-Roman antiquity and the soft-spoken visionary behind the revival of the Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt, died on Feb.
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And while Ms. MacRae ("I Remember Mama") does not reach the heartbreaking heights of S. Epatha Merkerson in the 2008 "Sheba" revival, her wide-eyed innocence and soft-spoken delivery are very effective.
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A soft-spoken individual, Dr. Molina, 58, displays a dry sense of humor, as when he recently joked with investors about showing them vacation photos rather than discussing the company's dismal financial results.
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Public advocacy isn't the strong suit of Ban, a soft-spoken diplomat who chooses his words carefully and is, to his critics, far too hesitant to criticize major powers like Washington and Moscow.
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Emmanuel Kenyi, a soft-spoken man in his 20s from the Mundari tribe, used to work for the government's National Security Services, which alongside the armed forces makes up the government's security apparatus.
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He is soft-spoken, but his hardworking and tenacious style is reflective of how Hynes wants his team to play, and the veteran forward is serving as a role model for some young players.
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He was soft-spoken and timid, and seemed determined to avoid meeting the cold, hard stare coming from El Chapo, who sat silently next to his lawyers and followed the proceeding through a translator.
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At 50, Apple's design chieftain still looks like the rugby player he once was, and he remains, despite fame, fortune, and a knighthood, the same soft-spoken Brit I met almost 20 years ago.
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Jacob is a deadpan wiseacre; the soft-spoken Taha is considering pursuing three minors and two majors (he dropped a third, mechanical engineering, because he figures he can pick it up on his own).
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She has a great eye for the dewy, natural, no-makeup makeup we all aspire to master, and her chipper, soft-spoken demeanor gives her how-to's and haul videos a strangely-soothing quality.
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Chris Evans stars as Frank, a soft-spoken Florida boat mechanic who takes care of seven-year-old Mary (Mckenna Grace), the adorably precocious daughter of his sister—a brainiac mathematician who committed suicide.
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"Belying her reputation as fierce and formidable, the Minister was soft spoken and smiling in this meeting - articulate but gentle, candid but warm," Donald Gips, then U.S. ambassador to South Africa, wrote in 2010.
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Setting aside his usual bombast, Trump turned soft-spoken and nodded attentively as the women, some of whom held babies on their laps, described their concerns about the quality of schools and finding jobs.
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All the attention seems to run counter to the soft-spoken Zhu's personality, who may have made the mistake of not responding quickly enough to concerns about the safety of his and similar products.
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If the authors of Enjoy Sex are like soft-spoken camp counselors, the authors of The Ethical Slut are akin to favorite aunts, the ones who tell great stories about free love at Woodstock.
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It was a better fit for Edley, a dapper and soft-spoken law professor with a salt-and-pepper beard, who had served in senior policy-making roles under Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
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The party's soft-spoken leader, Selahattin Demirtas, seemed to embody widespread hopes for a new center of gravity that would marginalize Ocalan and the militant P.K.K. leaders in the Qandil Mountains of northern Iraq.
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Bennet, a soft-spoken moderate with a lower profile than other senators, could benefit from several high caliber Democrats dividing the vote in what is expected to be a crowded primary for the party.
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Iohannis, a soft-spoken ethnic German and former mayor of Sibiu in Transylvania, became Romania's president in 2014, and he has challenged the PSD efforts to overhaul the judiciary and to limit magistrates' independence.
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"I don't want to come across as somebody who is the toy of the national Democratic Party," says Bredesen, the soft-spoken, cerebral 226-year old Senate candidate, as he walks the parade route.
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Slater, a slight, soft-spoken Englishman in his sixties with a youthful, amazed demeanor—he could be an especially placid incarnation of the Doctor, in "Doctor Who"—walked me to the campus coffee bar.
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They keep their firm, egg-dense snap, like the strands of tagliatelle in a soft-spoken rabbit ragù or the thin tajarin with corn, cream and a cotton-candy puff of shaved summer truffle.
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A former naval officer in her 60s, Perry was small and soft-spoken and favored pearls, and she was the city's unrivaled expert in the seemingly mundane intricacies of the state's Public Records Act.
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" The transcript indicated Cruz was cooperative when answering Curcio&aposs questions and so soft-spoken that the detective asked the suspect to raise his voice "unless you want me to sit in your lap.
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The soft-spoken Moriarty literally quit his job that day and signed on — a fact he told me last fall, in a tone that indicated that the trip remained a highlight of his life.
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" Speaking to Bayley at New York's Hotel on Rivington, it almost doesn't add up that the soft-spoken singer sitting in front of me is also the larger-than-life narrator of "Life Itself.
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He's soft-spoken and very tall, a gentle giant from Virgina Beach, long and far away from his current space on the top floor of a six-story former factory in New York's Chinatown.
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Mr. Freier, 56, a soft-spoken man with a graying beard who jokes that he is now referred to as the judge's husband, said that he thinks her record of service made the difference.
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Instead, Mr. Zhao, a soft-spoken Chinese immigrant, found himself surrounded by a SWAT team that had been surveilling the imposing $22 million hillside mansion owned by the victim, Mr. Zhao's cousin by marriage.
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At the Public and on the subsequent international tours, Mr. Sanders appeared in all of them (as did Ms. Plunkett), and in doing so, acquired a new command of soft-spoken, internalized acting onstage.
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Of the 21950 men and women in the program, a lanky, soft-spoken New Englander named Henry and I were the two recruited to a new cartography unit within the Office of Strategic Services.
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One interviewee who stands out is the soft-spoken John Musgrave, whose arc over the course of the documentary takes him from a Marine driven by pure hatred of the enemy, to antiwar protester.
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Ms. Dice, a soft-spoken 29-year-old nursing assistant living in rural DeSoto, Ga., had to support two children, now 11 and 5, while working at a series of nursing homes and hospitals.
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Instead, a soft-spoken Google roboticist gently takes Wiener's hand at a party, and a euphemistic paragraph break later they're boyfriend-girlfriend, going for couples bike rides and rolling their eyes at the orgies.
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But it is a cloak that may rest uncomfortably on the shoulders of an affluent, soft-spoken businessman cut far more from the mold of the old Republican Party than Mr. Trump's new one.
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The Shed's soft-spoken retrospective, Agnes Denes: Absolutes and Intermediates, makes plain that the artist's oeuvre, spanning a half century, is so forward-looking parts of it remain ahead of their time even today.
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JOINVILLE, France — The soft-spoken mayor of this ancient village on the Marne River put his hand on my arm as we shivered in the late winter cold in front of a narrow house.
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As van Herpen explored Dallas in her hours off from museum duties, the easygoing nature of the soft-spoken designer, who once aspired to be a dancer, belied her clearly voracious appetite for inspiration.
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Mr. Johnson, a soft-spoken operator known for his focus on building Starbucks' mobile payments systems and executing the company's global strategy, has been on a listening tour with employees over the last year.
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The soft-spoken Mr. Calvo, who greets diners with a wai — the Thai gesture of pressed palms and bowed head — worked for years as a corporate executive, a memory that still makes him shudder.
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Youthful and soft-spoken, with hair parted on the side, Mr. Castro describes himself as a progressive — he supports agenda items like "Medicare for all" and universal higher education — but is not blazingly so.
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The soft-spoken German helms the company with Alex Zhu, a self-titled "designtrepeneur" from Shanghai whom he met while working as a marketing director at SAP Labs, a Silicon Valley enterprise software company.
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Since the show's debut on January 1 (prime resolution season), the petite and soft-spoken guru has inspired memes, drawn critical analysis, and sparked plenty of joy — the central tenet of her method — among viewers.
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"Since day one the focus has really just been on playing music like we do with the same sort of spirit and the same sort of human quality," the soft-spoken Moore explains over Skype.
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Poland's ruling right-wing Law and Justice party (PiS) accuses Tusk, a soft-spoken centrist, of overstepping his mandate by, for example, criticizing the Warsaw government during its standoff with the opposition over media freedom.
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On Tuesday, the second day of trial in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California in San Francisco, an uncharacteristically soft-spoken Kalanick took the stand to face these accusations head on.
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Emmanuel Momoh, a tall and soft-spoken pastor from Sierra Leone who had traveled outside his country for the first time, was following nervously as some 70 bids came in online and in phone calls.
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Soft-spoken and reserved, 60-year-old Farhana Maute owns property in Mindanao and in Manila, and runs a construction business, say people who know the family and security analysts who have scrutinized its background.
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The soft-spoken Juppe has led Sarkozy in opinion polls for months, with his more divisive opponent dogged by legal problems and lingering voter discontent with the abrasive style that marked his 2007-2012 presidency.
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Protecting everyone's autonomy is often a matter of just having the courage to change the tone — whether that's with your entire squad, or just with that soft-spoken member who never felt quite at home.
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In a video captured by local news station WSAZ (who was first to report the news), a soft-spoken Rivera was shown handcuffed and dressed down in a hoodie and dark pants while being arraigned.
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The soft-spoken Fahey brought diplomacy to the fight, using considerable political skills sharpened by years of service in the Australian parliament, while Reedie has used a little of both playing more of conciliator role.
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Not so the source of the previous biggest financial leak: on April 26th Antoine Deltour, a soft-spoken, bespectacled former auditor with PwC, went on trial in Luxembourg for his role in the "LuxLeaks" affair.
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At a dinner with the senators, the very professorial and soft-spoken prime minister of Turkey, Ahmet Davutoglu, asked whether U2 would consider playing the global humanitarian summit Turkey is hosting in Istanbul in May.
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Mr. Guinness played le Carré's frequent hero George Smiley: an owlish, soft-spoken, pathologically British intelligence chief whose nose for treachery is keen — developed in part, perhaps, by the experience of his wife's serial infidelity.
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Ryan knows the soft-spoken Carson slightly better than he knows Trump; Carson was one of the 2016 GOP White House candidates who spoke at Ryan's anti-poverty summit in South Carolina earlier this year.
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The soft-spoken Juppe has led Sarkozy in opinion polls for months, with his more divisive opponent dogged by judicial woes and lingering voter discontent with the abrasive style that marked his 2007-2012 presidency.
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A soft-spoken Englishman who eschews financial television and social media, Mr. Lee started writing an investment newsletter in 2003 after two decades working as an economist for the British mutual fund company GT Management.
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The soft-spoken New Hampshire judge never became a lightning rod except to those on the right who, while thrilling to Justice Thomas's hard-edge originalism, were sorely vexed by Justice Souter's modestly progressive jurisprudence.
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Pannagesh Vaidya, a gentle, soft-spoken man with a ready smile, had been chief executive of an engineering consulting business, his son said, and enjoyed tutoring his grandchildren in math, doing equations in his head.
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Obama had killed al-Awlaki to shut him up, but the late cleric still spoke from thousands of screens, his soft-spoken exhortations to violent revolt intercut with shock footage of ISIS stonings and beheadings.
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Kids from other countries he spoke to during the tournament in Williamsport, Pennsylvania - the world's biggest youth baseball event - were aware of the problems facing Venezuela, said Salcedo, a lanky and soft-spoken left fielder.
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He was a quiet, soft-spoken man, but he spent the rest of his life speaking around the country about the government misconduct that led to incarceration, in hopes of preventing it from occurring again.
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Carson's soft-spoken nature and perceived authenticity earned him the highest favorability rating in the field for a time, and grassroots conservatives rewarded him by pouring tens of millions of dollars into his campaign coffers.
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BEIJING — Over the last year, Liu He, a soft-spoken, American-educated technocrat, has consolidated his status as President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser, amassing influence that some believe rivals that of the prime minister.
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At Casa del Migrante — a shelter in Caborca, 80 miles from the Arizona border — Mainor José Portillo, a soft-spoken 17-year-old from Choloma, Honduras, was waiting last week for his arm to heal.
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The soft-spoken Akihito, the first Japanese emperor who was never considered divine, has worked for decades at home and abroad to soothe the wounds of World War Two, fought in his father Hirohito's name.
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Leslie W. Dunbar, a soft-spoken civil-rights activist who used his influence at private organizations to support black voter registration in the South, programs to reduce hunger among African-American children and the Rev.
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In Novitiate, Margaret Qualley gives a resonant performance as Cathleen Harris, a soft-spoken, headstrong 17-year-old girl in the 1960s who decides to join a convent in Tennessee against her mother's (Julianne Nicholson) wishes.
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Intense diplomacy by the soft-spoken Falih at his first OPEC meeting - with his speech peppered by words such as "gentle approach", "no shocks" and "consensus" - has persuaded Alekperov that OPEC is more alive than dead.
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Over the course of Bachelor in Paradise, I fell in love with a different Jade, a humble, soft-spoken girl who stood up for her friends, didn't wear makeup and took a chance on Tanner Tolbert.
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They wanted the campaign gathering to appear full, but few of the voters who had turned up for the event could hear the soft-spoken Mr. Carson explain how he is on the upswing in Iowa.
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One trap Very Special Episodes often fall into is letting the characters become soft-spoken facsimiles of themselves; the Issue at hand sucks up all the oxygen in the room and takes everyone's personality with it.
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Carson is expected to trade in his modest, soft-spoken speeches for a more firm, authoritative tone in the weeks ahead, according to his friend and adviser Armstrong Williams, an entrepreneur and longtime Washington power-broker.
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To complicate his effort, the soft-spoken and methodical McConnell must accomplish this against the backdrop of a wildly unpredictable 2016 GOP presidential nominating campaign that has two anti-Washington agitators -- businessman Donald Trump and Sen.
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Superman: American Alien is the Man of Steel before the cape, focusing on Clark Kent as an unassuming, soft-spoken Kansas dude trying to make a name for himself at the Daily Planet as an intern.
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With a distinctly European soft-spoken solemnity, closely cut black hair, and an all-black uniform to match, De Bryuckere's presence feels like a passing shadow as she leads me through her latest body of work.
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" At Belshe's urging, the paper's political editor, Rana Goodman, visited the Norths, and published an article in the Voice , describing Rudy as "the most articulate, soft spoken person I have met in a very long time.
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The soft-spoken civilian greets them with the words "freedom, peace and justice" - a slogan chanted by the crowds that took to the streets across Sudan in this year in mass rallies that eventually ousted Bashir.
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He jumped into the race known by few outside the movement, but his soft-spoken and religious tone quickly propelled him to the top of the polls in a year dominated by loudmouths and career politicians.
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In a video captured by local news station WOWK 13 (who was first to report the news), a soft-spoken Rivera is shown handcuffed and dressed down in a hoodie and dark pants while being arraigned.
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Education and the Workforce A soft-spoken but forceful presence on Capitol Hill, Mr. Scott, 71, is the first African-American elected to Congress from Virginia since Reconstruction and a Harvard-educated former civil rights lawyer.
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And as Mississippi enters a political existence with the soft-spoken Mr. Cochran absent from public life, even residents who believe Ms. Hyde-Smith's remarks about the hanging were misconstrued recognize the embarrassment her statement brought.
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And it quickly emerged as an issue for Mr. Ige, 60, a soft-spoken engineer and a Democrat who is up for re-election this year, and whose leadership style had already been criticized as tepid.
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I interviewed Miller twice, our talks separated by 22 months, and he is doing better, which is not to suggest this thoughtful and soft-spoken 29-year-old is anywhere near what he wants to be.
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As for the kind, soft-spoken Mike Jr. (Forrest Malloy), he is accepting of a future caring for his sister when their parents are gone, and resigned to his dead-end job at a chain restaurant.
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Soft-spoken but with a rock star's sheen, Mr. Forté, a producer of the Fugees, the 1990s-era band, grew up in the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn and went to Phillips Exeter Academy on a scholarship.
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Like its protagonist, sensitively and shrewdly played by Lakeith Stanfield, the film is soft-spoken and thoughtful, with sweet, lyrical touches that alleviate some of the grimness without blunting the cruelty and injustice of what happened.
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A tall, soft-spoken engineer, Soumenkov had a habit of arriving at work late in the morning and staying at Kaspersky's headquarters well after dark—a partially nocturnal schedule that he kept to avoid Moscow traffic.
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Cavazos, a soft-spoken man who goes by Fred, lives in a modest one-story house south of the city of Mission, in the mostly sleepy, traditionally agricultural border region known as the Rio Grande Valley.
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" In real life, Mr. Ferrell, 49, is soft-spoken and the father of Magnus, Mattias and Axel, who recently got to watch their dad film a scene with John Lithgow for the coming "Daddy's Home 2.
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After rehearsing a section in which Lily Dare confronts the man who caused her trip to jail, the soft-spoken Busch explained that it was a very Bette Davis style, but he was not doing her.
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The smiling, soft-spoken, petite host gently floats into people's messy, cluttered homes like an organizational Mary Poppins, and — from the shambles — helps them create a peaceful space to live and breathe and be joyful. Deep.
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Ele* is a soft-spoken 32-year-old from North Africa who sells weed in Exarchia, a neighborhood in Greece's central Athens known for its tattoo parlors, graffiti, anarchists, open drug use, rioting, and refugee population.
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They included Representatives Rodney Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, the soft-spoken chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, and Barbara Comstock of Virginia, whose suburban Washington district went for the Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, in November.
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A regular presence at Manafort's court hearings, Weissmann was known for his rotating selection of leather backpacks and always exuding confidence during his tenure on the special counsel's team with a soft-spoken demeanor in court.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Claire Smith was at the forefront of a velvet revolution in sports writing, a soft-spoken woman who did not knock down clubhouse doors so much as righteously persist and stand until they opened.
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In an alternate reality where, on any given night, a full moon brightens up Brooklyn, Loretta (Cher in an Oscar-winning role), an Italian widowed bookkeeper, is engaged to the gullible, soft-spoken Johnny (Danny Aiello).
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It's something he shares with the soft-spoken Erinc, who is content to let his garrulous younger cohort (Hanno is 33 to Erinc's 41) steer the conversation, and only chimes in when he feels it's necessary.
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Taken by Einhorn's charisma and vision for the future, the gentle, soft-spoken Bryn Mawr College graduate fell fast and hard for the man, whose friends included Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia and radical activist Abbie Hoffman.
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The Russian forward is a major reason Pittsburgh lead the Nashville Predators 2-0 in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Finals and his efforts are not lost on his team mates despite his soft-spoken manner.
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Related: Ben Carson Is Still Running for President, Although It's Getting Harder to Tell Why The typically soft-spoken Carson grew angry after that, frequently calling out the Texas senator for playing "dirty tricks" on his campaign.
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The soft-spoken candidate also became the subject of some ridicule online during a Republican debate in New Hampshire after missing his cue to enter the stage, creating an awkward congestion of candidates backstage that was televised.
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"Simon felt like it was the perfect use of the Golden Buzzer because, just the fact that some of these soft-spoken, really wise type songwriters, they can fall through the cracks without a push," he says.
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A soft-spoken and low-key candidate who, like Trump, lacked any political experience, Carson seemed out of place in a presidential race, let alone at the top of the polls against rivals like Bush and Rubio.
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Although Prince Muhammad calls the shots, it is possible that he will listen to the soft-spoken, Texas-educated technocrat who has been in the oil industry longer than the 30-year-old prince has been alive.
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Still many gather around the soft-spoken, bespectacled intellectual and update him on their plans to challenge Israeli border security, which varies from small barbed wire fences to 20-foot concrete walls along the 32-mile frontier.
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Behind by double digits in recent polls and recognizing the swell of opposition, Persky, soft-spoken by nature, is trying to make his voice heard in the final days before voters decide his fate on June 5.
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Drahos is a soft-spoken chemistry professor who promised a stronger voice in the EU, reversing the country's aloofness that has put it closer to Poland and Hungary - two states often at loggerheads with the bloc's executive.
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The soft-spoken, fedora-clad Mr. Mackey, a 3053-year veteran of fieldwork here, noted that before lidar's availability, an accurate ground survey of archaeological features in the Cambodian landscape entailed years or even decades of work.
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"For the first year, that meant thinking about what kind of measures we wanted to use to evaluate the success of the team presentations," the tall, soft-spoken Eisenberg says in his office overlooking Forest Hill cemetery.
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There are a number of other scenes like this where the artist comes off as a man of few words with a soft-spoken demeanor that is in direct contrast to the gripping assertiveness of his art.
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"I think it's amazing," said Man Nisa, a soft-spoken 19-year-old who had ducked out of her university to pick up a new K-pop album she had ordered from a deliveryman on a motorbike.
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A soft-spoken engineer who grew up in Chennai, India, he worked his way up the ranks at the company and is seen as more at home dealing with products and technology than with policy and politics.
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I was looking forward to a program of his music — including the rarity "Musikalische Exequien," a soft-spoken masterpiece and one of the great requiems — that the ensemble Tenet Vocal Artists was planning to present on Saturday.
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At the other end of the spectrum is Mr. Chabot, a soft-spoken Ohioan who has represented the Cincinnati area on and off for two decades and is presenting himself as a calm hand for uneasy times.
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They started sharing links to videos again — not the accidental triggers of before but a new genre created for the express purpose of inducing A.S.M.R. These videos often featured anonymous women delivering soft-spoken voice-over narration.
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A gentle, soft-spoken Kentuckian, Mr. Leitsch (pronounced LIGHTSH) was one of the first leaders of the Mattachine Society, an early defender of gay rights when homosexuality was mostly underground and even a small protest took courage.
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A slender, soft-spoken young man then just getting his start as a beautician, and hence unlikely to have amassed such wealth, Mr. Kaseyev said he was able to quickly convince the police of the identity theft.
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Mr. Jackson, a soft-spoken man with a relaxed appearance — he is known to go barefoot, like the hobbits of J.R.R. Tolkien's books — has won three Academy Awards, and his films have grossed more than $2 billion.
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Since his ascent to the role of creative director just over two years ago, the soft-spoken Roman has been hailed as a design visionary, responsible for a dazzling turnaround in fortunes at the Italian luxury house.
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In the opening statement for the defense, Bruck, who seems almost congenitally soft-spoken, addressed the jury in such low tones that some family members had to lean forward in their seats in order to hear him.
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Soft-spoken and unassuming, Mr. Dalli nonetheless managed to court controversy almost as soon as he arrived as commissioner for health and food safety, by approving the planting of a genetically modified potato in Europe, riling environmentalists.
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"The mission was to block the upcoming 8583 Seoul Olympic Games," says the soft-spoken 55-year-old, who in 1990 received a presidential pardon for her role in the atrocity after standing trial in South Korea.
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Yet "certain fiscal policies, particularly those that increase productivity, can increase the potential of the economy and help confront some of our longer-term economic challenges," said Fischer, the soft-spoken deputy to Fed Chair Janet Yellen.
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But Mr. Mattarella, a soft-spoken keeper of Italian institutions, explained in a civics lesson to Italians Sunday night that he was only carrying out his constitutional obligations to confirm a stable government that protected Italian interests.
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The burden will be on Mr. Cordray to show that his populist message and soft-spoken persona can resonate in a state where Republicans have held the governorship for all but four years since the early 1990s.
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A third, underdeveloped story involves Lucia Villanueva (Emily Rios), the daughter of a Mexican drug lord seeking to expand her family's territory, and Gustavo Zapata (Sergio Peris-Mencheta), a soft-spoken wrestler she takes on as muscle.
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Wearing a red scull cap and the flowing brown habit of his Franciscan order, the soft-spoken cardinal acknowledged that the death of Cardinal Law at 86, after a long illness, had brought pain to the surface.
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Together the two men, soft spoken, wry, and amiably grizzled, make a potent contemporary and ancient folk music; whirling, paradoxically earthy and soaring, wildly rhythmic, with maybe a small dash of Killing Joke at the bottom end.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday tapped Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, promoting a soft-spoken centrist to replace Janet Yellen when her term expires in February 22.
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Mr. Aronson, soft-spoken but insistent, with Bernie Sanders-style white hair, reflected on these earlier episodes and on the long road of the Colombia talks, evoking a conversation with Mr. Villalobos after the El Salvador peace deal.
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Compared with Son, known as a maverick in business but modest and soft-spoken in person, Arora, an Indian and one of few foreign-born executives in the top ranks of Japanese business, was seen as an outsider.
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When I met Manuel Carrizalez, a soft-spoken ex-gang member turned peace advocate, he pulled up to an intersection surrounded by shuttered shops and bail bonds businesses and showed me the track mark scars on his arms.
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"I told myself that I could do it and skated without thinking about anything," said the soft-spoken 21-year-old, who won silver at Pyeongchang and has spent his career in the shadow of the charismatic Hanyu.
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Taking the witness stand — on the second day of the trial between Uber and Alphabet over self-driving trade secrets — an uncharacteristically soft-spoken Kalanick answered questions about his aggressive ambitions to win the self-driving car race.
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Rather, it backfired badly for the Democratic ticket, giving Pence the debate win and allowing him to act like a calm soft-spoken Midwesterner in the face of a "negative" attack dog — although a seemingly nervous-sounding one.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday tapped Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, promoting a soft-spoken centrist to replace Janet Yellen when her term expires in February.
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The change opens the door to the candidacy of Pena Nieto's finance minister, Jose Antonio Meade, a soft-spoken technocrat who has served in various cabinet posts under both the PRI and the conservative National Action Party (PAN).
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For the past few months, her next door neighbor had been telling everyone in their village just outside of Maiduguri that he was going to force Mummy, a soft-spoken girl with large eyes, to be his bride.
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Mr. Smith, a soft-spoken Midwesterner, and Mr. Naifeh, the child of diplomats who grew up in the Middle East, met their first week of law school, in a coup de foudre that Mr. Naifeh still marvels over.
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Trinh Thi Ngo, a soft-spoken radio announcer known as Hanoi Hannah who entertained American forces during the Vietnam War while trying to persuade them that the conflict was immoral, died on Friday in Ho Chi Minh City.
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The soft-spoken Godinez has successfully achieved this at Anepalco in a way that no other Mexico-born chef has done before—and of all places, in Orange, California, just a few steps from the Interstate 5 freeway.
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And she was accompanied by her mother, whom I initially mistook for a friend or an older sister—a calm, soft-spoken woman who beamed protective pride at her rising-star daughter, the youngest of her three children.
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An evangelical Christian, soft-spoken and typically friendly with political allies and opponents, he has long espoused a worldview consistent with Republican orthodoxy, favoring low taxes, small government and a central role for religion in the public sphere.
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President Donald Trump is set to announce his nomination on Thursday afternoon with Fed Governor Jerome Powell, a soft-spoken centrist who has supported Yellen's gradual approach to raising rates, seen as having a lock on the job.
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Leading a visitor through the home, Mr. Paik, who is soft-spoken and radiates calm in his very being, talked about the need to eliminate distractions like clutter, sharp edges, grating colors and hardware erupting unnecessarily from surfaces.
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"Humor allows you to address taboos," said Mr. Khullar, whose parents came to Montreal from northern India in the 1970s and who is far more soft-spoken in person than his swaggering, expletive-fueled stage persona would suggest.
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From a seventh-floor newsroom that overlooks the futuristic skyline of Beijing's Central Business District, Hu -- whose soft-spoken style belies his fiery rhetoric -- claims his paper best reflects the views of Chinese people to a global audience.
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Rajah was a kind, soft spoken Moroccan man with three young U.S. citizen daughters in the process of obtaining his green card at the time of his NSEERS registration whose only crime was trying to follow the rules.
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We can speculate that the soft-spoken, uncompromising Youssouf might have stepped into a void left by Ahmed's absent father, or about how the boy might have found relief from the torments of adolescence in strict religious observance.
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A soft-spoken 55-year-old with a puckish smile and iron resolve, Mr. Daunt steered Waterstones out of a death spiral by rethinking every cranny of the company, from small (those shelves) to large (the business model).
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A soft-spoken 55-year-old with a puckish smile and iron resolve, Mr. Daunt steered Waterstones out of a death spiral by rethinking every cranny of the company, from small (those shelves) to large (the business model).
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"It is a war, not a one-off battle," Mr. Chahed, 285, a soft-spoken agricultural engineer, who worked for several years on development programs at the United States Embassy in Tunis, said in an interview this month.
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Colleagues refer to him as soft-spoken, sharp, and thoughtful, and he's been in the news business for much of his career, having served on the boards of directors of the Associated Press and Newspaper Association of America.
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Shahidi, a Twitter maven, is soft-spoken, but he's always upbeat and excited and passionate, especially when you get him talking about Shots, the Instagram-like photo app he started with his brother Sam back in late 123.
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It was deft move that immediately placed a name and face in the living rooms of American homes across the country, knowing that this humble, soft-spoken man would be immediately attacked, sometimes viciously, by Democrats and progressive groups.
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"I am sure that we are the party that will have the privilege of forming a stable government for the next four years," said Andrej Plenkovic, a soft-spoken diplomat and European parliamentarian who was only recently made leader.
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"Creating trust in politics takes time, creating trust in European politics takes more time, but creating trust in European politics when you're French takes even more time," the 31-year old soft-spoken lawmaker told Reuters in an interview.
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A soft-spoken man in his twenties with short brown hair, Alihan is one of dozens of men the authorities have identified as gay who have been captured and beaten in the Russian republic of Chechnya since last February.
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The soft-spoken 38-year-old knows that the company's skilled artisans are a prime reason the family business has thrived, famous for its ultrafeminine Swarovski-decorated shoes, worn by stars like Sarah Jessica Parker, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.
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LOS ANGELES — The woman who has accused Derrick Rose and two of his friends of rape spent several hours on the witness stand Thursday, appearing soft-spoken and jittery as she gave her first testimony in the civil trial.
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The soft-spoken 24-year-old would never describe herself as outgoing—reclusive is one of the first words she picks—but her atmospheric debut single, "The Cure," is akin to the first time she speaks up with confidence.
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An urbane, soft-spoken former auto executive, Aldo Bozzi does not fit the mold of a driven Manhattan restaurateur — much less one who almost single-handedly, if inadvertently, set off a restaurant revolution in the United States and beyond.
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"Here in this sanctuary I feel calmer, because I know they're not going to deport me, not going to enter," Ramirez, a tiny soft-spoken woman, said in Spanish before the altar at Austin's St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Tuesday.
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"Marian Anderson was a gorgeous lady, soft-spoken, so elegant she reminded you of the queen of Egypt, Nefertiti," Ms. Burton-Lyles told a reporter for The Courier-Post of New Jersey in 2004 as she gave a tour.
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That soft-spoken, honey-loving bear will remind many viewers of their childhoods, and that's certainly the case with Christopher; he soon finds himself on an adventure that eventually involves the rest of the motley Hundred Acre Wood crew.
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But Mr. Pierce was soft-spoken and self-questioning, earnest about music — his own and, even more so, the musicians he admires, from Buddy Holly to Lee (Scratch) Perry — and he was determined not to make any outsize claims.
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The soft-spoken native of Arkansas began in 2011 by acting on something of a whim and throwing together the website for Mt. Gox, the infamous Bitcoin exchange that became the largest in the world before imploding in 2014.
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Shlomi Elkabetz is coolly fascinating as the soft-spoken Simon, a Moroccan-born agent in the Shabak's Jewish Unit, which investigates crimes perpetrated by Jews, and who comes from the same Sephardic ultra-Orthodox background as the murder suspects.
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Throughout the trial, Ms. Gilligmann claimed she was not responsible for the attempted attack, saying she had struggled to understand how she had fallen in love with a man invented by the soft-spoken woman sitting next to her.
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With a soft-spoken approach that has appealed to Mr. Trump, Ms. Conway was credited during the campaign — even by Democrats who opposed her — with smoothing out some of Mr. Trump's most jagged edges during her appearances on television.
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In 2013, as Russia's recruitment drive was picking up, Dmitry A. Artimovich, a soft-spoken physicist, was awaiting trial in a Moscow jail for designing a computer program that spammed email users with advertisements for male sexual enhancement products.
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In an announcement at the White House, Trump described the soft-spoken Powell as a smart and committed leader who would build on Yellen's achievements in steering the U.S. economy after the recovery from the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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In the recent interview in his office, where the slim and soft-spoken Mr. Sallet keeps a keyboard and a guitar, he said swift changes in how people communicate and consume media have thrust the agency — and him — into the spotlight.
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The quiet, soft-spoken actor (I remember once finding him sitting quietly off by himself on the GoT set reading a David Foster Wallace book) doesn't give interviews very often — Gillan generally prefers to let his performance speak for itself.
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The quartet are perched around a hightop table at Bouchon Bakery in New York's Columbus Circle, and despite a busy morning—they've stopped by on their way out of the city, headed for Nashville—they're pleasant and surprisingly soft-spoken.
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The company's new, soft-spoken CEO, who previously ran Expedia, has stabilized the company enough to bring it to the public markets, although issues with drivers remain unresolved, with many protesting around the world for fair pay earlier this week.
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The soft-spoken Verrilli was highly respected by the justices who sometimes offered him an opportunity -- denied to other advocates -- to take a few moments at the end of his time at the podium to sum up his argument without interruption.
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Both in their late thirties, the soft-spoken couple said they'd wanted to see Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach, whom they followed on social media, because they — like Doyle — had both left marriages with men to be with women: each other.
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Mr. Johnson, a soft-spoken operator known for his focus on building Starbucks' mobile payments systems and on executing the company's global strategy, has been on a listening tour with employees over the last year to better appreciate the company's culture.
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A few years ago, though, the company tasked Maxime Thouvenin — a soft-spoken but affable Frenchman who was rising through the ranks of design studio Kiska — with reaching back into the past to pull Husqvarna's street bike legacy into the future.
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She is thoughtful but soft spoken, often giggling nervously and admitting that she's a "quiet Pisces who needs a lot of alone time" — though between takes, she frequently floats toward the crew of female publicists and managers chatting on the sidelines.
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For someone that seems awfully serious in her press shots––often peering into the lens or into the distance as if deep in thought––and who is often painted as being shy or soft-spoken, Barnett is a comfortingly warm presence.
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Her personality is hilarious—and stands out in contrast to the more soft-spoken Eleven and Nancy—but her inclusion feels calculated given that the one other Black woman this season (the hospital receptionist) is also reduced to a sassy trope.
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She's actually private and soft-spoken, and in a new, deleted scene from VICELAND's The Therapist, she discusses her struggles about being "free in the industry"—keeping her private life out of the public eye—with Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh.
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As chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in the early 1960s, Lewis emerged as a quietly humble firebrand, soft-spoken with an occasional stutter, yet fiercely determined to stamp out America's long history of racial and economic injustice.
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The money could not begin to make up for his loss, but Ms Li, a soft-spoken pensioner, thought it would at least help tide her over for the rest of her life and provide a nice inheritance for her daughter.
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He knew without a poll that monopolies were a bigger issue for farmers than trade, and he knew that he needed to show up and look people in the eye and make the case in his soft-spoken Iowan way.
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Almost an anachronism in an exuberant group that wears its heart on its sleeve, the soft-spoken Rahane notched up six half-centuries in his last 10 one-day international knocks, floating from one to seventh position in the batting order.
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