On Thursday, they agreed that it's hard to speak clearly.
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Ask people to speak clearly and face you while talking.
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"Go ahead and speak clearly; he already knows," Pimento told her.
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We must speak clearly to combat evil in any form it takes.
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It's hard to hear, think, see, or speak clearly when Neptune's fog descends!
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Erdogan needs the United States to speak clearly about its role in Syria.
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The diversity of individuals represent on the gallery's walls speak clearly to this.
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They need to speak clearly to the president, on this and other issues.
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In videos where people speak clearly and not too quickly, it's mostly fine.
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To use Live Titles, you select it and then speak, clearly, while recording video.
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It haunts the living and tells the truth, but it does not speak clearly.
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He is the rare historical figure who, across eras, can speak clearly for himself.
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Just be sure to speak clearly and memorize the vocalized punctuation and "new paragraph" commands.
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"You're going to speak clearly and bluntly and say get your act together," Kasich said.
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In a complex crisis riven with deep ambiguities, the facts speak clearly to these two points.
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But to do that, we have to speak clearly, no matter how uncomfortable that may be.
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"We really need every single state, local and federal official to speak clearly," Ms. Udvardy said.
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It was about a year before I could speak clearly enough for most people to understand me.
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"We really need every single state, local and federal official to speak clearly," Udvardy told the Times.
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But she plans to speak clearly "on this issue of Jamal Khashoggi" and the war in Yemen.
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People are better able to speak clearly about what they want before their mouth is busy with yours. 6.
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Without such a full repertoire of distinct sounds, he argues, it's not possible to speak clearly as we do.
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But if this government can move quickly and speak clearly, it could still get off to a good start.
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You are more likely to be taken seriously as a constituent and a voter if you speak clearly and respectfully.
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A search of the ICRC website produces a series of Israeli references that speak clearly and forcefully against collective punishment.
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She tapped them with her left hand, because she can no longer speak clearly or for any length of time.
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We expect Congress to speak clearly if it wished to assign an agency decisions of vast economic and political significance.
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Even books published decades or in some cases centuries in the past may still speak clearly to today's medical issues.
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Then ask the person to repeat a sentence to see if they can speak clearly, and then call 235 immediately.
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Legendary investor and billionaire Warren Buffett has a tip for young people: Focus on learning how to write and speak clearly.
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"Congress needs to speak clearly if it wants the federal government to alter the balance of federal-state relations," Lin said.
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The former Hollywood actor and governor of California charmed voters with his grandfatherly style and an ability to speak clearly on issues.
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Older people like Jim often don't speak clearly or linearly, and those with dementia can't be expected to troubleshoot a machine that misunderstands.
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Lately, with household debt at record levels and house prices in Toronto and Vancouver continuing to rise, he has started to speak clearly.
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But he seemingly couldn't be bothered to speak clearly or explain his own policies in a way that would avoid panic or misunderstanding.
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For her remaining 63 years, she led an institutionalized existence, out of public view, unable to speak clearly or walk without a limp.
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Some speak clearly and with equanimity, making their case for freedom; one nearly vibrates with anger; one weeps; another expresses her wish to die.
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Following last week's fall, he said it is "hard to find the words I'm looking for to speak clearly," though he comprehends information clearly.
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A president who can't even follow his own flim-flam narratives naturally also can't track important policy debates or speak clearly about underlying concepts.
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So, I think that you have to speak clearly about what unites us and clearly we are united to support all of the Republican candidates.
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Regulators, lawmakers, policymakers and candidates must speak clearly and loudly about financial regulation and take actions to ensure the financial system can withstand a downturn.
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"Men will listen only if we speak clearly," she said in a 1973 talk, according to a digital exhibit compiled by the secretary of state's office.
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Kavanaugh said the administration's policy is "laudable" but questioned under the separation of powers whether Congress, and not the EPA, had to speak clearly on the issue.
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I am here, I can stand upright, I can speak clearly, I've been listening and am painfully aware of all the hurt you've been trying to justify.
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" Read more " Mason Motz, 103, had been unable to speak clearly, something his parents thought was the result of a brain aneurysm he had as a baby.
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Before the vote, McConnell said he introduced the bill so the Senate could "speak clearly and directly about the importance of the" missions in Afghanistan and Syria.
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"We should continue to look for tools to stand up for human rights and for democracy and to speak clearly against repression and torture and murder," Cruz said.
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"We must empower every representative of the Democratic Party to speak clearly against the TPP," said Ben Jealous, a former head of the NAACP and a Sanders delegate.
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"We should continue to look for tools to stand up for human rights and for democracy and to speak clearly against repression and torture and murder," he said.
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Here, the three judges speak clearly and directly to the men and women who will be reviewing their ruling and the companion gerrymandering cases from Maryland and North Carolina.
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Not only that, but it was the ultimate exercise in simplification: If I wanted my students to understand me, I had to speak clearly while using language they understood.
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Many Democrats and journalists "get tangled up in policy literalism and boxed out of being able to speak clearly about the political reality that is coming," wrote TPM's Josh Marshall.
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Trump has "a reluctance ... to speak clearly about the threat Russia poses to the United States and our allies," Evelyn Farkas, formerly the Pentagon's top Russia official, said in an interview.
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He reacted so badly to various challenges, especially in his inability to speak clearly about abortion, that one wondered whether he had tired of the game and wanted to go home.
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Mondly is a top-rated language learning app that uses state-of-the-art speech recognition software to listen to your words and give positive feedback only when you speak clearly and correctly.
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Speaking in the chamber, Manfred Weber, conservative leader of the biggest party in the EU legislature welcomed a move to "speak clearly" to Africa and warned of "trade consequences" for states that do not cooperate.
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One skill that you&aposll need to perfect is the art of the pitch, during which you&aposll have to be able to speak clearly and quickly about your vision and make some "big asks."
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It is important for Clinton -- and others -- to speak clearly about the danger posed by the ugliness unleashed by Trump, because no matter what happens in November, we all will have to deal with the fallout.
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Trump "has a reluctance divorced from what is best for America to speak clearly about the threat Russia poses to the United States and our allies," Evelyn Farkas, formerly the Pentagon's top Russia official, told me.
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"Hatch urged [Trump] to speak clearly and unequivocally on these issues because even the appearance of tolerating hate and bigotry only divides us further," an aide to the No. 2 Senate Republican told ABC on Wednesday.
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Now, with the release of Trump&aposs taxes before them, the Supreme Court has the chance to speak clearly and unequivocally, if it can bring the historic moments in its rearview to the fore once again.
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" As in other debates, the 76-year-old's performance onstage Tuesday came under fresh criticism from both progressives and conservatives alike for failing to speak clearly and for rambling about "people clipping coupons in the stock market.
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"It is a long piece, with a lot of information to go through, so I cannot speak clearly now on things like authenticity," said Sanwar Hossain, additional deputy commissioner of the counterterrorism unit in the Dhaka Metropolitan police.
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"We have discovered that the essential Graham canon — the very best of Graham — is so pure that it can be dressed up in a whole variety of ways and still speak clearly," Ms. Eilber said in an interview.
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"All these speak clearly to the fact that the wild dream of the United States to bring us to our knees by means of sanctions and pressure has not changed at all but grows even more undisguised," he added.
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"Social media provides an important outlet for minority journalists to speak clearly and decisively about how they see things and create external pressure that forces institutions not only to respond, but to consider perspectives they might not hear," he said.
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Politicians and pundits could not speak clearly about the princess's political ambitions, for fear of crossing the poorly demarcated boundary between insight and insult under the vague but harsh lèse-majesté law, which protects the royal family from even the faintest criticism.
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The neurological symptoms in question for a silent migraine are made up of a series of disturbances such as vision loss, flashes of lights or zigzags, numbness, tingling that usually occurs on one side of the body, or an inability to speak clearly.
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"If we don't call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly, if we're not able to act decisively then we will continue to have this kind of bloodshed in America, and I cannot accept that," he said Sunday.
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Aggressive sexual behavior toward women, far from disqualifying a candidate for the highest offices in the land, demonstrates the kind of manhood that is felt to be a qualification for such positions (though no one with public power can say this out loud anymore — only "the base" can speak clearly).
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The blue lights on the Echo have helped me train my voice over time so I do not scream at Alexa, but speak clearly enough for her to hear even over music or the TV. This indirect training has helped, not just with efficiency, but it has also made our exchanges more natural.
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However, he will speak clearly when insulting the "White Cats" housemistress.
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Speak Clearly is the debut EP of Purr Machine, released in March 1999 by Re- Constriction Records.
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Make sure you speak clearly and at a normal rate. Incorporate visual aids that have images or descriptive words. Repeat comments or questions made by the student's classmates. This helps all students alike.
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Within the African Caribbean community this is performed once the child begins to speak clearly or after the child reaches two. This is usually done in a barbershop or carried out by the parent.
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Only students who have auditioned and declaimed in Public Declamation are eligible to audition for Prize Declamation. Some are selected. Activities such as these assure that students learn to speak clearly and with confidence, and it follows Cicero's advice that the one crucial ingredient to becoming an eloquent speaker is practice.
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In 1979, an unexplained phenomenon causes the sky to flash white. Afterward, every chicken around the world develops instantaneous intelligence on par with humans. They are also able to speak clearly. In 2003, second-generation intelligent chicken Jake Gallo is struggling to fit into a society he does not believe respects him.
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Moorman Church Life p. 121 and also ruled that the clergy, when saying Mass, should speak clearly and not speed up or slow down their speech.Moorman Church Life p. 226 At the request of the papacy, Walter also led inquiries into the canonisations of Gilbert of Sempringham and Wulfstan of Worcester.Young Hubert Walter pp.
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Bradley had a heart attack while driving his car in March 1996 and endured a triple bypass operation. Later, he suffered a stroke "that left him unable to speak clearly." He died on September 29, 1998 at age 80, and his body lay at the Los Angeles Convention Center for public viewing. He was buried in Inglewood Park Cemetery.
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Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way uses many original images created by graphic artist Craig "Kif" Sanborn in order to both illustrate Campbell's narrative and to provide supplemental humor, including an image of a surveillance van with "Ordinary Parked Van, Pay No Attention Just Keep Doing What You Are Doing, Speak Clearly & Audibly" printed in large letters on its side.
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In the United States, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1975 requires public schools generally to allow attendance by students with Down syndrome. Individuals with Down syndrome may learn better visually. Drawing may help with language, speech, and reading skills. Children with Down syndrome still often have difficulty with sentence structure and grammar, as well as developing the ability to speak clearly.
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Speak Clearly So We Can Understand, Sarah Bowen Gallery, Brooklyn, NY Run for Your Lives, DiverseWorks, Houston, TX Prevailing Climate, Sara Meltzer Gallery, NYC 2005 Detoured, Lawndale Art Center, Houston, TX Small Acts of Public Service, Vargas Museum, Manila, Philippines Roth explores ideas of immigration, hybridity, and displacement through the reinvention of banal objects, site- responsive installations, and projects that recontextualize the familiar.
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Following Rosemary's father's death in 1969, the Kennedys gradually involved Rosemary in family life again. Rosemary was occasionally taken to visit relatives in Florida and Washington, D.C., and to her childhood home on Cape Cod. By that time, Rosemary had learned to walk again, but did so with a limp. She never regained the ability to speak clearly, and her arm was palsied.
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The name ' is derived from the Nahuatl word-root , which generally means "audible, intelligible, clear" with different derivations including "language" (hence "to speak clearly" and both "something that makes an agreeble sound" and "someone who speaks well or speak one's own language").Kartunnen 1992, p. 157-158. It was used in contrast with , "to speak unintelligibly" or "speak a foreign language".Kartunnen 1992, p. 203.
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At age 7 a middle-ear infection left Tramuto unable to hear or speak clearly. Ten years later a surgical operation restored some but not all of his hearing and fluency. Tramuto attended Wadhams Hall Seminary-College from 1975 to 1979, graduating with a B.A. degree in philosophy. He then studied healthcare marketing at the State University of New York–Buffalo for two years.
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Li put a razor blade into her mouth, and began to tell the story of the little girl. Li was unable to speak clearly with the blade in her mouth, with every word the blade made a cut. This performance was painful. Which represents how painful it was for the young girl to talk about the abuse and how talking about it brought her more suffering.
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Albanian community of Romania (1889) The first documentation of the adverb/adjective shqip can already be found in the Meshari, the oldest Albanian language book published in 1555 by Gjon Buzuku.Frashëri, Kristo (2013). Etnogjeneza e shqiptarëve - Vështrim historik. Johann Georg von Hahn (1854) was the first to derive the term Shqiptar from the Albanian verbs shqipoj ("to speak clearly") and shqiptoj ("to speak out, pronounce").
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" During a 1995 Ryder Cup match, Tom Lehman was critical of Faldo for not clearly telling him to pick his ball up when it was a foot away from the hole. Lehman said: "Faldo mumbled something, then made a gesture to me." This angered the American who said: "I told him to speak clearly. He stretched his arms out as if to say, 'Put the ball in your pocket, you idiot.
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The verb ʿajama originally meant "to mumble, and speak indistinctly", which is the opposite of ʿaraba, “to speak clearly”. Accordingly, the noun ʿujma, of the same root, is the opposite of fuṣḥa, which means "chaste, correct, Arabic language".Encyclopædia Iranica, "Ajam, p.700 " In general, during the Umayyad period ajam was a pejorative term used by Arabs who believed in their social and political superiority, in early history after Islam.
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Here is Sawyer's most beautiful music, drenched in a bittersweet chromaticism reminiscent of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem. These, and a final chorus condemning the cycle of 'blood for blood', might well be packaged separately. They speak clearly to our A concert version of the opera was performed in 2007, and isolated works had been performed prior to that date. "Hawk's Aria" was performed in 1997, and "Laura Keene's aria" was performed in 1993.
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After treatment sessions and time healing, Hicks has since regained his ability to speak clearly again and sing. He is married to Denver Theatre Center for Performing Arts artistic director Chris Coleman. Hicks's work as a playwright include: Flame Broiled, or the ugly play, Ms. Pearl's Cabaret (2019 semi-finalist Eugene O'Neill Playwriting Conference), and Just Press Save (2018 semi-finalist Eugene O'Neill Playwriting Conference). Just Press Save was part of 2020 Pride Plays Festival.
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He claimed authority in Wales and Scotland. Ralph also quarrelled for a time with Pope Paschal II. Ralph suffered a stroke on 11 July 1119 and was left partially paralysed and unable to speak clearly from that time until his death on 20 October 1122. A surviving English translation of a sermon delivered by Ralph is preserved in a manuscript in the British Library. The sermon survives in some fifty Latin manuscripts.
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After Tsai disappeared backstage, the backdrops displayed a kitty turning into Tsai. The third segment started with Tsai in a red kitty-look corset to sing "Nice Cat". Then she performed her classic love songs from her previous albums released by Universal, including "Do You Still Love Me", "Can't Speak Clearly", "What Kind of Love", and "I Know You're Feeling Blue". The last segment began with Tsai in a swordsman-look costume to perform "The Spirit of Knight".
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Modesto, CA. The transcriptionist is bound to transcribe verbatim (exactly what is said) and make no changes, but has the option to flag any report inconsistencies. On some occasions, the doctors do not speak clearly, or voice files are garbled. Some doctors are, unfortunately, time-challenged and need to dictate their reports quickly (as in ER Reports). In addition, there are many regional or national accents and (mis)pronunciations of words the MT must contend with.
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Thick flexible spines emerge along the edges of their bodies. They speak by rubbing the bristles in front of their spiracles, or breathing vents, and surprisingly speak clearly. They need to be in water almost all the time and can see in all directions at once. One notable Priapulin is Charza Kwinn, who assisted Obi-wan Kenobi and his apprentice Anakin Skywalker in their quest to obtain a living starship from the mysterious planet Zonoma Sekot.
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Tsai was rumored to have a relationship with Taiwanese singer Jay Chou after their collaboration on "Can't Speak Clearly", which appeared on her fourth studio album Lucky Number (2001). In December 2001, Tsai and Chou were first spotted dining at an izakaya in Shinjuku, Japan. Although they did not admit to their relationship, their romance was an open secret in those years. However, in February 2005, Chou was spotted shopping intimately with Taiwanese news presenter Patty Hou in Shibuya, Japan.
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Purr Machine are an American electro-industrial group based in Los Angeles, California, and comprising guitarist Kirk Hellie, bassist Kevin Kipnis and vocalist Betsy Martin. They band were known for their atmospheric blend of electronica, gothic music and industrial rock. With Kevin Kipnis serving as their main songwriter and programmer, Purr Machine released Speak Clearly and Ging Ging respectively in 1999 and 2000 for Re-Constriction Records. Purr Machine's second studio album Starry was released in 2007 by No Bliss Lost Records.
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During the filming of Beat the Devil, Humphrey Bogart lost several of his teeth in a car accident. Peter Sellers, then not known internationally, but with a talent for imitating voices, was hired to dub some of Bogart's lines while Bogart was adjusting to the loss of his teeth and unable to speak clearly. Much of the film was shot at Ravello, above Italy's Amalfi Coast. The central piazza in front of the cathedral and various cafes around it are shown.
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The story begins with an old Claudius in his study, just starting to write the 'strange' history of his family. Whilst he is writing he remembers a few years back when he heard the Sibyl's prophecy. She predicted he would get a position everybody but him wanted, that in 1900 years his history will be read and at long last Claudius will speak clearly. The story then returns to the old Claudius, who begins his family history with the rivalry between Marcus Agrippa and Marcellus.
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St. Longinus then converted, left the army, took instruction from the apostles and became a monk in Cappadocia. There he was arrested for his faith, his teeth forced out and tongue cut off. However, St. Longinus miraculously continued to speak clearly and managed to destroy several idols in the presence of the governor. The governor, who was made blind by the demons that came from the idols, had his sight restored when St. Longinus was being beheaded, because his blood came in contact with the governors' eyes.
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Chou was rumored to have a relationship with Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai with the former being featured on Tsai’s song "Can't Speak Clearly", which appeared on her fourth studio album Lucky Number (2001). In December 2001, Tsai and Chou were first spotted dining at an izakaya in Shinjuku, Japan. Although they did not admit to their relationship, their romance was an open secret in those years. However, in February 2005, Chou was spotted shopping intimately with Taiwanese news presenter Patty Hou in Shibuya, Japan.
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The etymology of the term Gheg is not completely clear. According to the writer Arshi Pipa, the term Gegë was initially used for confessional denotation, being used in pre-Ottoman Albania by its Orthodox population when referring to their Catholic neighbors. Some theories say that the term Gegë is derived from the onomatopoeic word for "babbling", in contrast to Shqiptare which is the Albanian word for those who speak clearly. This is sometimes considered illogical because the self-ethnonym Shqiptare seems to have been developed by Ghegs.
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Incineration (Wietenberg culture) or inhumation (Noua culture), the placing of offering-items alongside the deceased, all imply abstract thinking and belief in the afterlife. Archeological investigations alone are too few and disparate for a detailed reconstruction of the religions of the Bronze Age people. The solar symbols, dynamic or static in form, (continuing spirals, simple crosses or crosses with spirals, spiked wheels, rays, etc.) are so numerous that they could be illustrated in a separate volume, and speak clearly about the prevailing role of this cult. Pottery, bone and bronze artefacts of the Wietenberg culture.
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Arthur Alexander Banning (1921–1965) was an Australian lyric poet. Disabled from birth by cerebral palsy, he was unable to speak clearly or to write with a pen. "Yet he overcame his handicap to produce poems which were often hauntingly beautiful and frequently ironic, and gave to other, younger poets a strong sense of the importance and value of their calling".Page 337, Baldwin S (ed) Unsung Heroes and Heroines of Australia Greenhouse, Vic 1988 (for the Australian Bicentennial Authority) Such younger poets included Clive James, Les Murray and Geoffrey Lehmann.
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Upon leaving school, Bell travelled to London to live with his grandfather, Alexander Bell, on Harrington Square. During the year he spent with his grandfather, a love of learning was born, with long hours spent in serious discussion and study. The elder Bell took great efforts to have his young pupil learn to speak clearly and with conviction, the attributes that his pupil would need to become a teacher himself. At the age of 16, Bell secured a position as a "pupil- teacher" of elocution and music, in Weston House Academy at Elgin, Moray, Scotland.
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While Joplin never made an audio recording, his playing is preserved on seven piano rolls for use in mechanical player pianos. All seven were made in 1916. Of these, the six released under the Connorized label show evidence of significant editing to correct the performance to strict rhythm and add embellishments, probably by the staff musicians at Connorized. Berlin theorizes that by the time Joplin reached St. Louis, he may have experienced discoordination of the fingers, tremors, and an inability to speak clearly—all symptoms of the syphilis that killed him in 1917.
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We have these expressive works, indispensable to what we call American literature.” "Morley manages to speak clearly and sparely of what is least sayable: the sense that we inhabit a living web, not as separate beings but as molecules of a larger and elastic whole," wrote Geoffrey O'Brien in The Village Voice. After living in New York for three decades Morley moved to Sag Harbor on Long Island for most of her last decade. In 1997, she returned to London, which had been a longtime wish, where she died on March 23, 1998 after a fall.
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His numerous lectures on and reviews of contemporary works being published in Italy and still unknown in the United States speak clearly to this. As a scholar, he was known among Italianists as an incisive promoter of the concept of the baroque. His visibility was due largely to his critical edition of Carlo de'Dottori's seventeenth century work, La prigione (1962), his Italian grammars with Charles Speroni, his translations and articles on contemporary Italian poetry, and his founding of the Italian Quarterly. In 1958 and again in 1963, Golino received awards from the Italian government for his contributions to Italian culture.
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Saddam ordered Uday to ask his uncle to shoot him in the same way as Uday had shot him, but Watban refused to do so. One of the injured at the party said that the reason for the attack was that Uday's step-uncle had mocked Uday's speech disorder and his maternal uncle had told Uday about it. Since birth, Uday's upper jaw has extended forward an abnormally large amount, making it difficult for him to speak clearly. At the ceremony, his uncle had imitated him mockingly, which sparked an atmosphere of extreme humor at the party.
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Allyson was born on Yorke Peninsula in country South Australia, the daughter of Woolford Parsons and Marie Parsons, a former art teacher. She was born profoundly deaf, and her parents were faced with the prospect of moving from the farm which they had worked hard to establish in degraded, salt-affected soil. But she had learned to lip-read and with patience and hard work and help from the local school learned to speak clearly. She has been painting from her youth and has been a successful exhibitor locally and in Adelaide for over 25 years.
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He won a court injunction against an industry lockout in 1927, which was then considered an innovative tactic for a union, and was opposed by many of the older union leaders, . In 1934, he became president of the New York State Federation of Labor, the statewide coalition of trade unions. In his first year of lobbying in Albany, the state capital, 72 bills that he supported in the state legislature were enacted into law, and he developed a close working relationship with Governor Herbert H. Lehman. He developed a reputation for honesty, diligence and the ability to testify effectively before legislative hearings and to speak clearly to the press.
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In 2000 Metropolitan Laurus became the First Hierarch of the ROCOR; he expressed interest in the idea of reunification. At the time ROCOR insisted that the Moscow Patriarchate address the murders of Tsar Nicholas II and his family in 1918 by the Bolsheviks. The ROCOR held that "the Moscow Patriarchy must speak clearly and passionately about the murder of the tsar's family, the defeat of the anti-Bolshevik movement, and the execution and persecution of priests." The ROCOR accused the leadership of the ROC as being submissive to the Russian government and were also alarmed by their ties with other denominations of Christianity, especially Catholicism.
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At Cumae, the Sibyl tells Claudius that he will "speak clear". Claudius believes this means that his secret memoirs will one day be found and that he, having written the truth, will speak clearly, while his contemporaries, who had to distort their histories to appease the ruling family, will seem like stammerers. Since he wishes to record his life for posterity, Claudius explains that he chooses to write in Greek, which he believes will remain "the chief literary language of the world". This enables Graves' Claudius to offer explanations of Latin wordplay or etymologies that would seem unnecessary if his autobiography had been written for native Latin speakers.
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In December 2004, the 75-year-old Clark was hospitalized in Los Angeles after suffering what was initially termed a minor stroke. Although he was expected to be fine, it was later announced that Clark would be unable to host his annual New Year's Rockin' Eve broadcast, with Regis Philbin filling in for him. Clark returned to the series the following year, but the dysarthria that resulted from the stroke rendered him unable to speak clearly for the remainder of his life. On April 18, 2012, Clark died from a fatal heart attack at the age of 82 while undergoing a transurethral resection procedure to treat an enlarged prostate.
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Insectosaurus (often referred to as "Insecto") (voiced by Conrad Vernon), a grub that was transformed by nuclear radiation into a monster with the ability to shoot silk out of its nose. She is a giant monster silkworm that cannot speak clearly, and is mesmerized by bright lights (usually used to lead her to other locations); For the longest time Link thought Insectosaurus was a male, after the emergence from the cocoon it was discover she was actually a female. Link can clearly understand what Insectosaurus is saying. As Butterflyosaurus, she has wings and is able to fly and becomes the Monsters mode of transportation.
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Most children served by the school have severe hearing loss which can hamper their ability to comprehend speech in any environment with substantial background noise. Director Pamela Paskowitz said that the school tries to help particularly young children by teaching them to speak "clearly and often" and to use devices such as cochlear implants. According to a previous director: The school offers several programs which vary based on the age of the child: #Parent-infant program to help parents of children under age three. #Classroom instruction for children from ages three to six years old which alternates between "small group language lessons and large group activities".
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This system was discovered by Francisco Mojica, but she and Emmanuelle Charpentier showed for the first time that they could use different RNAs to program it to cut and edit different DNAs. As CRISPR becomes increasingly used to edit multicellular organisms, Doudna continues to be called upon to speak clearly about the ethics of changing an organism's function using CRISPR. Their discovery has since been further developed by many research groups for applications ranging from fundamental cell biology, plant, and animal research to treatments for diseases including sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease, and HIV. Doudna and several other leading biologists called for a worldwide moratorium on any clinical application of gene editing using CRISPR.
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It was suspected that she was under pressure from Rizwan; perhaps she was scared of him and his family, perhaps she was unable to speak frankly and clearly to her parents. The police therefore strongly felt that Priyanka should return to her parental house for a week or so, during which time she could speak clearly to her parents and explain what had happened, and also convince them that she was happy. Rahman continued for a long time to resist the arguments of the police. He finally agreed to let Priyanka visit her parents, but only after he had obtained a signed document stating that she would return to him after a week.
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While Joplin never made an audio recording, his playing is preserved on seven piano rolls for use in mechanical player pianos. All seven were made in 1916. Berlin theorizes that by the time Joplin made these recordings he may have been experiencing discoordination of the fingers, tremors and an inability to speak clearly, symptoms of syphilis, the disease that took his life in 1917.Berlin (1996) pp. 237 & 239. The recording of "Maple Leaf Rag", on the Aeolian Uni- Record label from June 1916 was described by biographer Blesh as "shocking ... disorganized and completely distressing to hear". Berlin notes that the "Maple Leaf Rag" roll was "painfully bad" and likely to be the truest record of Joplin's playing at the time.
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In early 2008, Conaway appeared with other celebrities in the VH1 reality series Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew. The show revealed that Conaway was addicted to cocaine, alcohol, and painkillers, and that he was in a codependent relationship with his girlfriend, who was also a user of prescription opiates. Conaway had suffered a back injury earlier in his career on the set of Grease while filming the "Greased Lightning" scene, which had been exacerbated recently by lifting boxes in his home, and he had turned to substances to manage the pain. Conaway's appearance on the show's first and second seasons drew much attention because of his severely crippled state, his constant threats to leave the facility, and his frequent inability to speak clearly.
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In October 2018, Trudeau condemned the killing of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, promised "consequences"; later that month, following Khashoggi's killing and the continuation of the war in Yemen, Trudeau announced that his government was suspending the issuance of new arms export permits to Saudi Arabia pending a review. Trudeau with Emmanuel Macron, Shinzo Abe, Angela Merkel, Donald Trump, and other leaders at the 45th G7 summit in Biarritz, France In August 2018, Canada called for the immediate release of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi and his sister Samar. In response to Canada's criticism, Saudi Arabia expelled Canada's ambassador, and froze trade with Canada. Trudeau said that Canada will "continue to speak clearly and firmly on issues of human rights at home and abroad wherever we see the need".
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In January 2019, McConnell joined Marco Rubio, Jim Risch, and Cory Gardner in introducing legislation that would impose sanctions on the government of President of Syria Bashar al-Assad and bolster American cooperation with Israel and Jordan. McConnell stated that the legislation spoke "directly to some critical American interests in that part of the world" and affirmed "that the United States needs to walk the walk and authorize military assistance, cooperative missile defense as well as loan guarantees." McConnell introduced an amendment warning the Trump administration against "precipitous" withdrawals of American troops in Syria and Afghanistan, saying he chose to introduce it "so the Senate can speak clearly and directly about the importance of our nation's ongoing missions in Afghanistan and Syria."The amendment was approved 70-26 on February 4.
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The show has gained criticism and controversy in regards to the main character's depiction as a person with Angelman syndrome. Special education expert Yolanda Bautista and pediatrician Dr. Tippy Tanchanco, have observed some inconsistencies and factual inaccuracies in the protagonist, especially when he got out of a coma after suffering from an accident, as he was shown to be able to speak clearly, and at one point, become a genius. They also stressed that for the producers to brand the show as an "advocacy-serye", they shouldn't deviate from reality and refrain from adding any "cinematic effects", as it might give parents a misleading message. The most glaring example of gross factual inaccuracy is that almost no Angelman syndrome patients in the real world are capable of producing any significant speech.
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However, his habit of using language as a tool of confusion and obstruction is so deeply ingrained that he is sometimes unable to speak clearly and directly even when he honestly wishes to be clearly understood. He genuinely believes that the Civil Service knows what the average person needs and is the most qualified body to run the country, the joke being that not only is Sir Humphrey, as a high-ranking Oxford-educated Civil Servant, quite out of touch with the average person but also the Civil Service judges what is "best for Britain" to be that which in actuality is best for the Civil Service. Jim Hacker, on the other hand, tends to regard what is best for Britain as being whatever is best for his political party or his own chances of re-election. As a result, Sir Humphrey and Hacker often clash.
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Proclus claims that the Parmenides generally communicates its meaning through allegory or undermeanings.For a discussion of Proclus' use of allegory in Plato's Parmenides see A teacher, he says, does not 'speak clearly, but will content himself with indications; for one should express mystical truths mystically and not publicize secret doctrines about the gods' (928). The dialogue's method of instruction is 'to employ symbols and indications and riddles, a method proper to the most mystical of doctrines ...' (1027). A late neo-Platonist, Macrobius shows that in the fifth century CE allegorical interpretations of Plato were routine: > That is why Plato, when he was moved to speak about the Good, did not dare > to tell what it was ... philosophers make use of fabulous narratives > (fabulosa); not without a purpose, however, nor merely to entertain, but > because they realize that a frank and naked (apertam nudamque) exposition of > herself is distasteful to Nature, who, just as she has withheld an > understanding of herself from the uncouth sense of men by enveloping herself > in variegated garments, has also desired to have her secrets handled by more > prudent individuals through fabulous narratives... Only eminent men of > superior intelligence gain a revelation of her truths ... (I.17-18).
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