She's agreed to do two or three speeches, and I think it's going to be big speeches, important speeches.
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So she's agreed to do two or three speeches, and I think it's going to be big speeches, important speeches.
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Speeches don't happen in vacuums, even State of the Union speeches.
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It's based on his campaign speeches and his major speeches this year.
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"She's agreed to do two or three speeches, and I think it's going to be big speeches, important speeches," Trump said, apparently unaware of Melania's bewilderment.
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We listened to longer speeches and shorter speeches and heard a terrible poem.
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The administration keeps giving V-Day speeches that should be D-Day speeches.
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Obama was, in general, better at broadly thematic speeches than at speeches linked to particular policies.
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And let's not forget those $450,000 speeches by Bill Clinton and those $250,000 speeches by Hillary herself.
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What was said about the speeches seems to have been more important than what the speeches said.
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Big speeches He's also making sweeping speeches focused on topics far removed from Trump-focused news cycles.
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Some of the stage directions sound like speeches, a few of the speeches sound like stage directions.
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Clinton's paid speeches undertaken by her campaign, which was identifying potential land mines should the speeches become public.
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Wall Street speeches Also contained in the emails have been transcripts of paid speeches Clinton gave on Wall Street.
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And you don't use as much historical detail in speeches because speeches, by design, are supposed to be short.
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One-minute floor speeches are short speeches (300 words) made by members before or after legislative business each day.
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"Speeches like this are fun," said the former president, who clearly finds giving long, nationally televised speeches to be fun.
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Her speeches can sometimes seem muddled and unfocused, but Clinton allies say she delivers her best speeches in key moments.
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In Japan, NHK, the public broadcaster, played the speeches live, but otherwise, early media coverage of the speeches was muted.
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"Both candidates have written acceptance speeches and concession speeches," she said of Trump and his vice presidential running mate, Indiana Gov.
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BUT THE WIKILEAKS DOCUMENTS HE WAS REFERRING TO REFER TO THE SPEECHES – NOT SPEECHES ACTUALLY, THEY WERE MORE Q&A SESSIONS.
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And it's not what she does," Trump said then, adding that "I think it's going to be big speeches, important speeches.
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As part of an internal review of Clinton's speeches, the men identified sections of the speeches that might prove politically problematic.
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All day, Republican speeches delivered by old white men alternated with Democratic speeches from women, people of color and young people.
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In her Wall Street speeches, we'd been trying to get those speeches for years, and finally we got them ... There they are.
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They went out and they were doing speeches and, in fact, I think Don and Erica — you did about six speeches today.
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One level deeper: Many people associate the filibuster with long speeches, but to end those speeches, you need at least 60 votes.
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" People leaving Trump rallies Trump said nobody ever leaves his rally speeches: "I know they're coming back, nobody ever leaves our speeches.
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Second, you should unequivocally authorize any group to which you have made paid speeches to publicly release the transcripts of those speeches.
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WikiLeaks publishes emails detailing Clinton's speeches WikiLeaks publishes emails detailing Clinton's speeches Throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has refused to release transcripts of paid speeches she delivered to big banks on Wall Street firms in recent years.
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Sometimes the adults deliver speeches about growing up and dealing with life, but those speeches always seem to flow organically from their characters.
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In addition to the panels and the speeches -- the keynote speeches that were made, I'm convinced that China is committed to opening up.
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The smartphones were not just broadcasting speeches, they were proclaiming the fact that those speeches were not being shown through the usual channels.
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Sanders made Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs and other financial interests a cornerstone of his stump speeches, regularly slamming Clinton for the private remarks.
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He keeps a library of 300 speeches and a mental vault of 10 speeches he's memorized that he can produce on any impromptu occasion.
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Clinton a question through the moderator: Will you release the transcripts of your Goldman Sachs speeches, as well as all of your paid speeches?
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Swearing has become such a part of Democratic stump speeches that profane clips have become routine in Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez's speeches.
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" Later in his speech, during an extended riff against Clinton's paid speeches on Wall Street, Sanders noted she "gave three speeches [to] Goldman Sachs.
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In much the same way, the press flocks to the convention site to cover the speeches because it's an important political event, and major political figures take the stage and deliver speeches because it's a reliable way to get extensive coverage for their speeches.
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While he's delivered some unpaid speeches, he's also been rewarded at a rate of $400,000 a pop for paid speeches — including to Wall Street firms.
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Republicans raise big money at speeches all the time, And Bernie Sanders makes note of Clinton's speeches to suggest she is too cozy with Wall Street.
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Ahmadinejad's attacks on the West In both his 2010 and 2011 speeches, then-Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's antagonistic speeches prompted walkouts by delegates from Western countries.
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He will also continue a series of policy-focused speeches after giving speeches in the past two weeks on jobs, national security and law and order.
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Throughout, Mr. Nunn has resorted to similar tactics, breaking up long speeches to create more brisk exchanges between characters, reordering and eliminating scenes, turning speeches into songs.
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But there have been some controversies over the nature of some speeches, with critics and ethics officials charging the paid speeches can be used to direct influence.
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Her speeches to large banks came after she left her post as secretary of state: three speeches to Goldman Sachs in 2013 for $225,000 each, three speeches to UBS Bank of America for the same price, and a pair of addresses to Deutsche Bank for $225,000 and $260,000 each.
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For example, she hasn't given back the $650,000 Goldman Sachs gave her for a couple of speeches (or released the transcripts of what she said during those speeches).
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In fact, he has never brought the issue of voting rights and D.C. statehood in either of his inaugural speeches or his seven State of the Union speeches.
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He also chided Clinton for not releasing transcripts of her paid speeches to Goldman Sachs and noted that he hasn't made any closer-door speeches to Wall Street.
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The White House keeps acting as though Trump's speeches will launch policy initiatives, because Trump speeches get attention, but that's rarely how it ends up working in practice.
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He started off with a couple of so-so speeches, but he got his game going and was giving great speeches by the time he got to New York.
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After more than a year of campaigning, 26 primary and general election debates, countless press conferences, attack ads, victory speeches, public apologies, and concession speeches, Election Day is here.
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Two Very Different Trump Speeches The president gave two public speeches this week with very different rhetoric, largely because one was read from a teleprompter and one was more spontaneous.
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She did, of course, make a fair number of speeches to big banks -- though by no means did the bulk of her income as a speaker derive from those speeches.
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But to suggest that her speeches -- and their subsequent paychecks -- influenced Clinton's decision-making as a senator is false, since the paid speeches were delivered well after she left Capitol Hill.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S OPPONENTS ATTACK HER PAID SPEECHES TO WALL STREET | Hillary Clinton's paid speeches are emerging as a central line of attack in the bitter primary clash with Senator Bernie Sanders,
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Last night Russ showed he was not only Durant's equal on the court, but also his equal in making random folks cry from nice speeches about family members during MVP speeches.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign rallies have become a fixture in the 2016 election season as much for the candidate's rambling speeches as for the frequent interruptions of said speeches.
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If Trump would make himself scarce, by giving more disciplined policy speeches, fewer rallies with shorter speeches, and more quiet time studying policy and preparing for the debates, he would benefit.
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In particular, he has pressed Clinton to release the transcripts of paid speeches she delivered to the bank, suggesting those speeches should call her credibility on Wall Street issues into question.
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His campaign told the Post that he has given fewer than 50 paid speeches, but did not offer further details about how many speeches were given or the total Biden earned.
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Now Torricke-Barton will run his own comms team, which entails much more than writing speeches — but we assume he'll probably write a few speeches for Musk along the way, too.
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" Clinton: "Look, I made speeches to lots of groups.
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Republicans say Trump's self-control directly affects poll numbers During the primaries, Trump always spoke off the cuff in his speeches and regularly mocked Clinton for using a Teleprompter in her speeches.
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"People voted for Jovenel Moïse because they believed in his speeches, and today they're realizing that his speeches were empty and that he did not deliver," said Evalière Beauplan, an opposition senator.
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The participants in our studies were presented with excerpts from Scott Miller's speeches — but we systematically varied the content of the speeches to analyze the effects of policy platform and symbolic politics.
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Results from an AI experiment used to generate fake UN speeches Results from an AI experiment used to generate fake UN speeches For their experiment, Joseph Bullock and Miguel Luengo-Oroz created a taxonomy for the machine learning algorithms using English language transcripts of speeches given by politicians at the UN General Assembly between 1970 and 2015.
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"What I would do, is when I had to write speeches—I would write my own speeches—I would type them at home and then gmail them into my government account," Comey explained.
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But Bales and Frantz told CNN they turned their speeches in by the date their teachers requested, and the speeches had already been read and approved by school faculty earlier in the week.
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Although some money from the Clintons' speeches ends up at the charity (and the Clintons may speak on behalf of the charity), booking speeches is not a central activity of the Clinton Foundation.
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Once on board, he became a "warm-up act" for Trump himself, delivering red meat opening speeches at rallies across the country, and also helped craft some of Trump's own few scripted speeches.
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He makes public speeches every day and sometimes several times a day, peppering his speeches with nationalist and anti-Western jibes as well as poetry and religious sayings, conjuring glories of Turkish history.
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Netanyahu, a former UN Ambassador, relishes his General Assembly speeches -- often with props of charts and diagrams -- and he has previously made for must-see TV in between lengthy boring speeches by others.
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And, of course, you'll want to catch the acceptance speeches!
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For now, it's been fodder for rally speeches and tweets.
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Awards show speeches come in all different shapes and sizes.
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CBSN Live will be streaming many of the candidates' speeches.
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"The speeches were both touching and funny," says the source.
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A slew of Federal Reserve speeches are expected on Wednesday.
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Here are just some speeches that shook up the march.
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We have no control of what's in the concession speeches.
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Check out the speeches for yourself ... it's pretty spot on.
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Leaders at last weekend's protests gave speeches between musical performances.
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They praise his creativity, sense of humor and inspiring speeches.
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She hears evil in his smooth speeches, his soaring rhetoric.
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Spoiler alert: Trump rally speeches do not make good policy.
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Read: Can We Stop Pretending Donald Trump's Speeches Are Interesting?
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That's how I won, with news conference and probably speeches.
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But an entire evening of speeches about that is odd.
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Politicians make speeches that they believe newspapers want to hear.
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Clinton and Sanders have both experienced interruptions to their speeches.
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The most memorable moments are often buried in acceptance speeches.
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I expect Saturday's march will bring worthy speeches, roaring crowds.
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TurnItIn found 23 identical words when comparing the two speeches.
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Mr. Clarida has given some illuminating speeches on this subject.
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He returned to his seat when the speeches were over.
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Maxine Waters used it as a rallying cry in speeches.
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Bill Clinton delivered 2557 paid speeches in 190 for $5,250,000.
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Hillary Clinton delivered six paid speeches in 2015 for $1,475,500.
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Kelly's paid speeches are already an issue in his race.
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All these activities will be punctuated by reports and speeches.
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It's what you said here in one of your speeches.
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Moore brings up abortion in most of his stump speeches.
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"Release the transcripts," they shouted, referring to Clinton's paid speeches.
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On paper his speeches were stunningly disconnected, at times incoherent.
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Mr Temer has protested his innocence in speeches and interviews.
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She hasn't had really any signature speeches about the issue.
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Sanders' claims on Clinton's speeches are true and well documented.
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"No big money from speeches, no major investments," Sanders said.
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Clinton is increasingly criticizing the media in her stump speeches.
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Investors are also monitoring different speeches from Federal Reserve representatives.
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I worked very briefly in the White House, writing speeches.
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Before they move, they like to make announcements and speeches.
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He frequently mocks both Borges and Ledezma in public speeches.
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Democrats denounced it with rousing speeches and giant poster boards.
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They both possess the ability to give rousing impromptu speeches.
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Why is that peaceful Christ never present in Republican speeches?
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No, she shouldn't have given paid speeches to Wall Street.
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He is uncomfortable giving speeches or presiding over public ceremonies.
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She won't release her speeches because it might be embarrassing.
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She has organised grand conferences and delivered speeches about unity.
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Only a few of Trump's big speeches have been scripted.
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"That's for three speeches," Mr. Sanders said with a smile.
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Both Modi and Shah gave victory speeches at the event.
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School kids sing anthems; politicians make speeches; soldiers rattle sabres.
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Truly rousing political speeches are, sadly, few and far between.
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His wife, Farhat Naik, will address women in separate speeches.
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He keeps his speeches short and his public schedule limited.
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ADVISERS HAVE been hired, funds raised and sweeping speeches made.
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He often references China's history and military in his speeches.
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Even people who weren't actually in attendance delivered memorable speeches.
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To the extent that he delivers speeches, he writes them.
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There were fiery speeches from the likes of Viola Davis.
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Political speeches from anyone lucky enough to take the podium.
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The remaining five were scattered over other speeches and tweets.
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He explained his brother gives speeches on his recovery journey.
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They are talented at making rousing speeches and raising armies.
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At least four people can already start prepping their speeches.
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There isn't enough dialogue, or there are too many speeches.
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Not the legalistic and grating speeches that Ted Cruz makes.
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They draw enormous, boisterous crowds at their rallies and speeches.
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By that standard, Obama's speeches are among the simplest yet.
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"The speeches definitely outweighed the performers," she told me afterward.
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Our allegiances don't always look like protests and impassioned speeches.
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After all, these speeches are all pretty much the same.
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But speeches are only one part of the presidential package.
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Trump himself then questioned Clinton's "physical stamina" in stump speeches.
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"They had about eight hours of speeches yesterday," she said.
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Eight of those candidates gave speeches on Friday – including Rep.
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"She doesn't make speeches anymore," Offred notes in the book.
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Between meetings, Fed officials barnstorm around the country giving speeches.
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Some countries like Australia enforce strict time limits on speeches.
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It's not just the speeches that will be closely watched.
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"Choose your parents well," he likes to say in speeches.
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Warren has also addressed Native American issues in recent speeches.
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Very difficult time, because he's not governing like his speeches.
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Clinton, who famously received rich honorariums for giving speeches there.
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"I've given a few speeches in my life," he said.
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Leitkultur has reappeared in Christian Democratic speeches and working papers.
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No interesting references from his reading appear in his speeches.
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In separate speeches, Kim and Moon promised a new era.
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His speeches at the local chamber of commerce sell out.
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His speeches, blunt and workmanlike, depend upon dramatizing social statistics.
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And the two speeches cannot total more than one hour.
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Speeches by a North Korean leader used to be rare.
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These speeches over the years have often been dramatic affairs.
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In the main halls, there are speeches by political leaders.
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Resounding speeches were given by the likes of the Rev.
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That was a recurring note in the week's big speeches.
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Several winners spoke of the tragedy in their acceptance speeches.
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The party dines; there are speeches made by the orchestra.
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In speeches, each spoke of the dangers faced by officers.
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In one month alone during 22006, he gave 2100 speeches.
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"You definitely have a knack for making speeches," Michelle says.
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The speeches underlined the crucial importance of collaboration and teamwork.
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Each of her three Goldman speeches were private, and Mrs.
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Then he was escorted inside for a day of speeches.
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Both Alptekin and Korkmaz gave keynote speeches at the conference.
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Full Results | Seven Takeaways | Candidates' Speeches • At the Supreme Court.
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Their speeches were inspiring; it was an altogether beautiful night.
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He doesn't want briefing books or long speeches about policy.
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Conway and Claire both have big speeches in South Dakota.
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His carefully crafted speeches have changed games and won championships.
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Second Amendment rights are a staple of conservative stump speeches.
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DJ Khaled's inspirational Snapchat speeches helped him rise to fame.
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Cosby gives speeches in front of the group most Saturdays.
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But speeches do not translate into viable job creation strategies.
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She conferred privately with the pope before their public speeches.
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Craig Scherfenberg asked: Who are the writers behind Trump's speeches?
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I guess we can only post his speeches in full.
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Graham, which led him occasionally to write speeches for her.
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He includes metanarratives as well as letters, emails and speeches.
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He, Jorgensen and Tommy Petersen, a financier, gave short speeches.
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He is prone to delivering wooden speeches in formal Arabic.
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There are Republican state officials and congressional leaders giving speeches.
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And so instead of making speeches, you intimidate and threaten.
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No Speeches, Please" by Griffin Harris "чему нас учат школы?
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He gave speeches about the economy and cultivated government relationships.
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He kept a lighter public schedule and delivered shorter speeches.
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We get bookings — on television, for speeches — based on it.
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People should get advice from the speeches that he made.
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Hillary gave 92 speeches from February 2013 to March 2015.
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Today, retired presidents earn millions writing books and giving speeches.
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Spanish and American dignitaries made more speeches at the monument.
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Speeches were given, petitions were signed, and hands were clapped.
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Nor do politicians bother to issue corrections to their speeches.
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And yet we have 25,000 people showing up to speeches.
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I'm sitting here wistfully watching old George W. Bush speeches?
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"All my quotes are coming from my speeches," he said.
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You'll start with the five principles for delivering better speeches.
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Dinner guests in multiple instances chatted right through the speeches.
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That enduring enthusiasm comes through in his speeches and interviews.
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Republicans and Democrats heard two different speeches from the president.
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Any cursory view of his speeches you can see that.
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Kelly isn't alone in giving speeches to the lecture series.
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But now they punctuate his speeches rather than define them.
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What still permeates Ms. Le Pen's speeches, despite those changes?
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Michelle Williams and Patricia Arquette gave memorably heartfelt acceptance speeches.
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Michelle Williams and Patricia Arquette gave memorably heartfelt acceptance speeches.
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It also serves as a consoling touchstone in political speeches.
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Those speeches are dividing us," McAuliffe told CBS's "This Morning.
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There are plenty of distinctions to set the speeches apart.
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She's also known to wear Armani pantsuits at her speeches.
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There are many nonsensical speeches like this throughout the premiere.
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"I make speeches for hundreds of people," Mr. Rogers said.
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What Barr's speeches presuppose, basically, is what if it wasn't?
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"It's not like I'm giving any motivational speeches," he said.
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What about his speeches to businessmen about 85033 years ago?
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The typical themes of such speeches are perseverance, teamwork, toughness.
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President Donald Trump has targeted her in tweets and speeches.
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Some of these speeches have stood the test of time.
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How many of these speeches has Mayor de Blasio given?
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He does it on Twitter, in speeches, and at rallies.
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Rumor has it, you are known for passionate pregame speeches.
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Ms. Taylor had read Mr. Cassese's speeches as a student.
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Protesters shouted back, "Racist, go home!" and continued their speeches.
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More fashion shows should begin with speeches about Ben Franklin.
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The best analogy is Hillary Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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Interestingly, Bruce's speeches used to sell out on the reg.
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"You know, I go around, I make speeches," he said.
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When a presidential election is on, the nominees give speeches.
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Trump leaned heavily into the culture wars during his speeches.
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Arquette joined Adams onstage and they gave joint acceptance speeches.
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Political pundits often exaggerate how influential presidential speeches can be.
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" When asked if he would release his own speeches after saying Clinton should make public her remarks to large banks: "I am very happy to release all of my paid speeches to Wall Street.
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And the reporting around the Goldman speeches"—speeches given to Goldman Sachs executives—"might have reduced her advantage, the normal Democratic advantage, in the eyes of working people, that we were standing for them.
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One of the more memorable aspects of former President Barack Obama's time in office were his speeches after mass shootings, speeches that became a bit of a morbid ritual, given how regularly the shootings occur.
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The movement settled into a comfortable routine of announcing campus speeches, having them cancelled by a skittish university administration, suing on First Amendment grounds, and winning, thus garnering tenfold the attention such speeches actually deserved.
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Then, when she left, she made $225 million giving speeches to Wall Street banks and other special interests – in less than 233 years – secret speeches that she does not want to reveal to the public.
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It writes many of Mr Xi's speeches and drafts party documents.
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However, a number of Fed speeches are scheduled throughout the day.
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"We call these speeches the State of the City," he said.
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By refusing to release them all, especially the bank speeches, Mrs.
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It was written all over the tweets and speeches they issued.
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The Carpetbagger Could Oscar winners deliver their acceptance speeches with … emoticons?!
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She is now a child safety activist who regularly gives speeches.
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Pretty much all the Democrats mentioned it in their launch speeches.
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Ryan supported that move and has emphasized it in recent speeches.
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" In other speeches, Trump has used words like "disappointment" and "nightmare.
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The best man and the groom's speeches are short and sweet.
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Yet in their totality the acceptance speeches reflected Hollywood's progressive tilt.
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Bill Clinton and Barack Obama offered their own speeches at Normandy.
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These were voiced mainly by Grillo in his ranting public speeches.
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His office updates the accounts with photos and his latest speeches.
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HEMINGWAY: Lengthy -- lengthy speeches, where they like to hear themselves talk.
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But it wasn't just parents that were celebrated during acceptance speeches.
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In the end, though, the speeches were almost beside the point.
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Every year around this time, inspirational commencement speeches fill our feeds.
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Other friends and family members also made speeches during the memorial.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Who couldn't do with more entertaining Oscar speeches?
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He could champion this cause in major speeches and fireside chats.
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Are you looking at his early writings, his speeches, his activism?
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That night, Fields and Nancy McKeon gave speeches in her honor.
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Both videos are edited in places to tighten up their speeches.
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But remember: Trump usually remains on script during big, ceremonial speeches.
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Looking at the speeches side by side, they are shockingly similar.
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That's probably on the short list of great military movie speeches.
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Her impassioned speeches criticizing bankers made her a darling among liberals.
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Usually, though, observers expect a little bit more from concession speeches.
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"Respect is important," he said in one of three speeches Tuesday.
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Hillary Clinton should not have given those speeches for Goldman Sachs.
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Senate Rule 19 restricts senators to two speeches on any bill.
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KAMPALA, Uganda – Wailing women, long speeches, livestock slaughtered for a feast.
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Clinton last week also said he would stop giving paid speeches.
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Though they did trade some jabs in each of their speeches.
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After today, Fed officials can't give speeches until after the Sept.
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And be wary of "body count" speeches that focus on death.
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President Trump: So I know exactly the speeches you're talking about.
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Her speeches aren't inspiring like Obama's or eerily intimate like Bill's.
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When they finish their speeches, they execute the captive on camera.
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They've asked you for advice about one of Hillary Clinton's speeches.
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The model was used by Wilberforce during his speeches to parliament.
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His speeches rarely, if ever, broadened out to Syria and Assad.
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The president's speeches can be likened to a roller coaster ride.
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As of this writing, the candidates have just given their speeches.
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Fisher's daughter, Billie, will be present but won't make any speeches.
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Charlamagne told us what made Susan and Robert's speeches more powerful.
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Countless photographs and speeches document his love for the frozen treat.
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Sanders pointed out that his campaign speeches often top an hour.
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Mateer has run into trouble over speeches he made in 2015.
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So now I am sitting in the audience watching the speeches.
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Voters are sick of hearing politicians read scripted speeches from teleprompters.
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He frequently relives his improbable 2016 victory in speeches and interviews.
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D.C., accompanied by satellite marches around the country, with speeches from
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And this obscured coverage of her policy speeches and core messages.
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His "pro-EU" speeches are litanies of complaints about the union.
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Other than the speeches, the crowd was silent in their respect.
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Often, these short speeches are silly, but Queen Latifah's was different.
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It's a certain cadence, common to Gaiman's speeches and essays alike.
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That meant no campaign rallies, stump speeches or handshakes with voters.
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He now tours the country performing magic and giving motivational speeches.
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The weekend built toward the Saturday afternoon development of stump speeches.
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In response, Coach Kennedy stopped praying during his post-game speeches.
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Such sentiments have slipped into the speeches of hawkish EU officials.
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Oh and also, another self inflicted wound, the Wall Street speeches.
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Hezbollah's Nasrallah has given televised speeches on a nearly weekly basis.
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Paid speeches and luxury hotels accompanied Giuliani's newfound fame, Frydman said.
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Criticism of her lucrative speeches to Wall Street is also legitimate.
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There are no speeches by Federal Reserve members scheduled for today.
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Investors also digested a slew of speeches from U.S. central bankers.
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Not sure if any other speeches were made last night though.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi gave defiant speeches before his ouster in 2011.
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He refers to them in many of his speeches and asides.
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Pressed on Thursday to release transcripts of her paid speeches, Mrs.
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This is what State of the Union speeches used to be.
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Those who heard it will not forget the speeches of Rep.
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We hear a lot about spending in candidate debates and speeches.
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Stump speeches have frequently been compared to a standup comic's act.
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A visual analysis of the presidential and vice-presidential convention speeches.
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Those exhaustive written responses or lengthy speeches you did for school?
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Clinton, has tried to parse Mr. Trump's views from his speeches.
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Clinton for giving short speeches and not campaigning with sufficient vigor.
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But tell me what your favorite speeches were before the finale.
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Investors may get focus today from Fed-related speeches and data.
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Trump during speeches frequently singles out his daughter and her work.
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It uncovered meetings, marches, pickets, speeches, writings, rent parties and picnics.
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Washington (CNN)Political retirement speeches are not usually all that memorable.
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Hope Boykin finds inspiration in sermons and speeches of the Rev.
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Through speeches, meetings and mass mailings he pressed Mr. Obama's case.
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In college, reading his speeches—"that was my jam," she said.
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What politicians should remember is that great speeches have great lines.
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My favorite of these speeches included my grandchildren in the audience.
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Investors may spend much of the day focusing on Fed speeches.
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Her speeches often speak to this idea of the people vs.
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Clinton's refusal to release transcripts of her paid speeches to banks.
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Clinton to release the transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street.
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Both books often read like commencement speeches (good ones, but still).
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In 2015, Black Lives Matter activists disrupted one of his speeches.
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But obviously, Clinton would rather talk about Russia than those speeches.
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In his speeches Trump complains about other countries "ripping off" America.
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She had questioned a sports reference in one of his speeches.
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Not all will be policy speeches, but any could move markets.
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My stepdad used to give these like endless speeches at dinner.
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Near the end, teachers stepped onto the stage to deliver speeches.
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As a result, a new note has crept into his speeches.
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His speeches would turn from speech to comedy set to rally.
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Even loopier speeches from elected officials like Christie or Florida Gov.
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But these establishment speeches were, on their own terms, fairly bonkers.
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He had studied Mr. Moon's speeches and overtures toward the North.
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"He's going to give these policy speeches," she said on CNN.
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In speeches, policymakers have repeatedly said they are monitoring the situation.
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How do you write about speeches filled wild and vague insinuations?
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"We've heard strong speeches from politicians in the Amazon," he said.
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Obamacare was an easy target for campaign ads and stump speeches.
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His books and speeches have crossed over into the business world.
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He edited a collection of speeches for the Library of America.
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There are speeches, but with luck they are not too long.
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"I don't spend a lot of time analyzing the governor's speeches."
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There have been speeches and protests, open letters and new laws.
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Mr. Trump made the incident a staple of his stump speeches.
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But I encourage you to watch a few of their speeches.
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So, like most of his speeches, it was all about himself.
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The speeches were anodyne, or became rallying cries for the party.
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Political leaders gave grandiloquent speeches about the purpose of the war.
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The joyous atmosphere was punctuated by speeches, music, dancing and fireworks.
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There were speeches from the former president Bill Clinton, the Rev.
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He courted local controversy by inviting both to campus for speeches.
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Trump's at times rambling remarks resembled his speeches at campaign rallies.
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Usually, deceased Chinese leaders' major anniversaries inspire laudatory speeches and editorials.
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Heck, in their acceptance speeches, they didn't even thank each other.
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Politicians arrived to offer condolences, give speeches and pose for photographs.
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Senate speeches will now take us into the vote on Wednesday.
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Crying in lifetime achievement acceptance speeches, though, is certainly all right.
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Chinese leaders have repeatedly chosen the forum for important policy speeches.
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The speeches were met with derision from state Republicans on Monday.
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Some speeches define who we are, or who we will be.
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No speeches from the U.S. central bank are scheduled for Tuesday.
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For kicks, I may give Floor speeches to the bathroom mirror.
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Clinton's speeches to large banks, which she had refused to release.
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His work has often been cited in speeches by Mr. Flynn.
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Here are edited excerpts from some of the evening's acceptance speeches.
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"People used to watch Nasrallah's speeches without asking questions," he said.
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Speeches are pre-choreographed spectacles; debates are pitched battles for airtime.
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"All the candidates did well," he said, referring to their speeches.
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In both European countries, Mr. Obama will also deliver paid speeches.
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Mr. Trump strutted and posed, spurting random lines from stump speeches.
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Then he's off to paid speeches in the U.S. and Europe.
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"Give two-hour speeches like I do, you know," he joked.
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Mr. Macron's most celebrated catchphrase in his speeches reflects that love.
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About the halftime speeches that Izzo never asked Green to deliver.
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Speeches are great...But more important is to maintain your principle.
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The real drama is going to be in those acceptance speeches.
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Despite all the complaints and big speeches from Republicans like Sens.
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It isn't only rally speeches in which Trump is relentlessly dishonest.
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That was one of the most inspiring speeches I've ever heard.
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But she'll make her speeches as a former Stoneman Douglas student.
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He also spends a lot of time traveling and giving speeches.
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Owners upset with the price war made ardent speeches in Vietnamese.
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William Jennings Bryan recorded campaign speeches on wax cylinders in 21988.
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In speeches, Mr. Sisi pays lip service to the 2011 uprising.
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Protests against President Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
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Protests against Mr. Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
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Subsequent speeches by the president then can amplify current national policy.
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Nonetheless, these speeches are a high-wire act for any politician.
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He reportedly earned $800,000 for two speeches to Northern Trust Corp.
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ET, while two Federal Reserve members are set to deliver speeches.
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An onslaught of ads and speeches delivering insults and racist remarks.
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She knew that undercover detectives covered every one of her speeches.
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And just how many speeches will Alfonso Cuarón end up giving?
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However, repetition in speeches and pitches isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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It only rarely releases the texts of any speeches he makes.
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The key for me is not to listen to their speeches.
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Remember the Dirty Dossier, Uranium, Speeches, Emails and the Podesta Company!
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"I've just always loved writing speeches and delivering them," she said.
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Is there a reason you're not making more of those speeches?
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Other than that, don't expect much action beyond some floor speeches.
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They gave speeches and media interviews and posted on social media.
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The comments used in the advertisement are taken from Trump's speeches.
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They provide advice on PR, propaganda, marketing, media, speeches, social media.
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The speeches are taking her further away from empathy, not closer.
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"They gave speeches at the mosques, jihad and whatnot," he said.
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On the contrary, they are the kind of speeches that are made by ordinary men and women at extraordinary moments — the kind of speeches that remain hidden in the hearts of both listener and speechmaker forever.
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They're the speeches in his official capacity that feel closest to the speeches he delivers at rallies — as if he sees law enforcement officers as part of his base, as close to him as his staunchest supporters.
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"The case stands on what Sheikh Ali Salman has said in his speeches, and there is nothing in his speeches that contained (substance reflecting) the charge against him," defense lawyer Jalila al-Sayed told a news conference.
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In one of his blogs, Bishop describes how he argued on Facebook that text in certain speeches made by Barack Obama and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair are "nearly identical" to speeches made by Adolf Hitler.
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Reporters and Clinton supporters are inundated with one anti-Trump email after the other, complemented by "big" speeches about how "Dangerous Donald" is on foreign policy and Atlantic City speeches on his smoke and mirrors business record.
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Get used to that smarmy smile and a surfeit of oleaginous speeches.
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Clinton to release the transcripts of speeches she gave on Wall Street.
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Many of his sermon-like speeches about love and forgiveness invoke God.
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The effort begins Monday night with prime-time speeches by Sanders, Sen.
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But most of the time firebrand speeches are hiding something more sinister.
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Tis is normally applied, however, to substantive policy speeches—not jokey skits.
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But Clinton is starting to fill her calendar with speeches and commitments.
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But nationalism has been consistent in his speeches since the late 1980s.
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The poets delivered their speeches up the elegant glass-doored elevator, past
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Many brought dogs, and there was live music, again, along with speeches.
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From the speeches that led up to the statement from Fed governors.
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Several long, half hour propaganda videos with ideological speeches were also shared.
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He has also said it repeatedly in interviews and speeches, per Factba.se.
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There will be speeches and events celebrating migrants' positive contributions to society.
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He railed against Big Pharma repeatedly in stump speeches and during debates.
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I sip my prosecco throughout the speeches (probably not the best idea).
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His stump speeches on the campaign trail were famously rambling and unstructured.
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Castro was known for his speeches: Five-hour orations were not uncommon.
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By his side is a book called Great Speeches by Adolf Hitler.
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Speeches by political conservatives have been disrupted or blocked on many campuses.
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She saw their profiles on the site, all platitudes and angry speeches.
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But lackluster winners and speeches don't have to mean a lackluster ceremony.
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These women have directly experienced the adversity their opponents reference in speeches.
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Later, an adviser said, he began incorporating the statistic into his speeches.
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He's participated in mission work and given speeches to various Christian organizations.
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There's also no reason to assume that speeches alone can fix anything.
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He continues to refer to her emails in speeches and on Twitter.
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Speeches ensue, arms are twisted, friendships tested, and hours can tick by.
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Mr. Bevin followed the debate closely, responding on Twitter to lawmakers' speeches.
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After the speeches, handlers steered two of the machines into the crowds.
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How much money have I taken from Goldman Sachs to give speeches?
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But Cruz's speeches are marked by what you might call pagan brutalism.
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Scheduled speeches by several Federal Reserve officials were also on investors' radar.
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Like most funerals, Brittany's consisted of a sermon, speeches and a repast.
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After their speeches, dozens of oyster roast attendees mobbed Booker for selfies.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, political speeches became the domain of winners once again.
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In her public speeches, she frequently adds a strongly worded second half.
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Both speeches were remarkable, whether one agrees with their content or not.
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Manhattan, and then write short speeches supporting these ideas on her own.
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And each often answered voters' questions with material from their stump speeches.
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Bassett's two best men, his brother his best friend, also gave speeches.
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Are you willing to release the transcripts of all your paid speeches?
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They give speeches, which they hope will make people vote for them.
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As a rule, wedding speeches are either painfully awkward or hopelessly generic.
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I've written everything from haikus into speeches, to fake tweets from Trump.
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In stump speeches Mr López Obrador touts a brand of austere populism.
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Some of the speeches, like Deneen's address, were thoughtful and intellectually alive.
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Its politicians cannot give speeches in mosques; clerics cannot lead the party.
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Clinton accused Shkreli of price gouging and mentioned him in stump speeches.
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Restoring order and ending chaos is a constant theme in Haftar's speeches.
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He has also reportedly given paid speeches since leaving the White House.
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Though many people made speeches about Schwarzenegger, one tribute was especially heartfelt.
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It's an enormous, 388-page transcription of all the speeches, panels, etc.
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She is a captivating performer, peppering her speeches with wisecracks and jokes.
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That comes in the form of shockingly emotional speeches or grand gestures.
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Prince Harry is happy to leave royal tour speeches to his wife.
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"She's actually going to make two or three speeches," Donald Trump said.
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The one thing people felt like was the bombshell was her speeches.
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In stump speeches he calls it a cancer that causes social division.
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The speeches were given after Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State ended.
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Rubio has no doubt given some nice speeches on these issues, Gov.
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Trump continues to refer to her emails in speeches and on Twitter.
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But pastors are already free to deliver political speeches, and regularly do.
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Red carpets, high fashion and emotional acceptance speeches are all on tap.
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It's not just that she's a middling speaker, but her speeches are
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In his speeches, Trump sounds like he's meaner than a junkyard dog.
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Relatedly, how many Sobered Speeches will Davos have to deliver this season?
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His opponents are equally ready to explain themselves in sleepy, repetitive speeches.
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He's been vacationing, giving speeches, writing a memoir, and just overall glowing.
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In 1999, secret recordings of Gulen's speeches were played on state television.
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The U.S. election was not mentioned in speeches at the opening ceremonies.
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And his financial disclosure reports show no paid speeches to large banks.
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Before the walkout, some female members gave speeches in the House floor.
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In addition to speeding up ceremonies, this quick fix livens up speeches.
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Words are not enough; speeches are not enough; lamentations are not enough.
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Go to the source, read his writings and listen to his speeches.
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He's reading speeches about trade deals and economic hardship from his Teleprompter.
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Awards show speeches can often be a bit of an unpredictable affair.
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Miller has been writing speeches for Trump and directing his policy team.
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It was one of my favorite speeches, even though I hated losing.
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This includes speeches and tables and merch and silent auctions and such.
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Protesters churned headlines by interrupting Democrats' stump speeches and other public events.
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It's a tragic and beautiful story, one for championship pre-game speeches.
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He's always giving me uplifting speeches, and this was one of them.
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The remarks largely reiterated views Harker has presented in other recent speeches.
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She doesn't reflect on her uninspiring speeches or her off-putting personality.
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Overall, anyone with the name Trump (Melania notwithstanding) gave highly-praised speeches.
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We should have non-teleprompter speeches only when you're running for president.
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Since their speeches were shown on television, so did Myanmar's Burman majority.
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And so you get together and have speeches and things like that.
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They both veer into melodrama with big speeches and shock-value horrors.
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You are allowed two glasses of wine pre-speeches and one during.
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The candidates have often criticized each others' plans in speeches and debates.
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When the ceremony began, the relatives and elders gave short, simple speeches.
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Last week, they both gave speeches on economic policy in the state.
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Early on, I tested various ways to annotate important speeches and documents.
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Miller, on the other hand, is still writing speeches and making policy.
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I watched speeches and read every article I could find about her.
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There are too many speeches, too much alcohol and not enough joy.
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In separate speeches last month, Kim and Moon promised a new era.
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No speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve are scheduled to take place.
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He has happily done them himself — in TV appearances, speeches and tweets.
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The demonstrators, who filled the plaza, listened to speeches and sang songs.
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Voters are sick of listening to politicians read scripted speeches from teleprompters.
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Only the speeches of the Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping sold more copies.
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Trump is also well known for going off script in planned speeches.
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Here are our takeaways and the highlights of the candidates' speeches. Mrs.
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In speeches during the past year, Trump has actively encouraged police violence.
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Miller is drafting speeches Trump will give in Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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Clinton to release transcripts of paid speeches she gave before commercial banks.
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And that when it comes to speeches or commentary, longer is better.
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Fiercely resisting disclosure of the transcripts of her paid Wall Street speeches.
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Following the speeches, the Colorado legislature voted to throw out state Rep.
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He has made that point repeatedly in his speeches and television appearances.
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For years, leaders' speeches were only presented as editorials in state newspapers.
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Ronald Reagan earned $2 million for eight days of speeches in Japan.
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Cummings was known for his booming speeches, and holding truth to power.
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Expectations for the conventions and the acceptance speeches cannot be very high.
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They made some rules by consensus, elected leaders and listened to speeches.
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Include the dates and places where such speeches or talks were given.
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And Mr. Trump has already taken to reading speeches off a teleprompter.
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Numerous speeches assailed the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, in unforgiving terms.
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In 2014, the Clintons earned about $18 million from around 100 speeches.
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Piazza and his fellow inductee, Ken Griffey Jr., wept through their speeches.
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Speeches, some of them from associates of King's, went on all day.
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Formerly, as I said, his speeches had a random, free-form quality.
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During the speeches, some delegates — men as well as women — cried openly.
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Clinton and other Democrats are increasingly using spiritual language in their speeches.
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Senators held a closed-door reception for Biden after the floor speeches.
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Let's look forward to a summer of fine dining and wonderful speeches.
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If looked at that way, a lot of speeches would be improper.
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Several leadership candidates, such as Sajid Javid and Dominic Raab, made speeches.
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I gather Secretary Clinton hasn't listened to too many of my speeches.
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Mr. Gove also helped to write most of Mr. Cameron's key speeches.
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Exhausted but emboldened, some of the teachers gave speeches on the steps.
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Such speeches, though, had to be heard in order to be appreciated.
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The fire was gone from the speeches; a conciliatory tone took root.
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Recipients give mini-lectures on their work in lieu of acceptance speeches.
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These uppity events are full of speeches, applause, and awkwardly tense moments.
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Until then, we can expect endless cycles of sanctions and pious speeches.
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Speeches throughout the day were belabored with "investing is a sport" metaphors.
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And she's responded by addressing the topic predictably and unflinchingly in speeches.
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We were better able to focus on their triumphs, their heartfelt speeches.
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Again, what I got, as she began to travel and give speeches.
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The Oscars have become semi-famous for speeches calling for political action.
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He peppered his speeches with coarse phrases and put-downs of hecklers.
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The speeches they made in front of it hit the usual notes.
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In excerpts from paid speeches to financial institutions and corporate audiences, Mrs.
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In interviews and speeches, Mr. Ebell comes off as amiable and calm.
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His prepared speeches and choreographed events obscured his lack of rhetorical agility.
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Jones is a CNN host who does not make speeches on MSNBC.
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He and Theodore C. Sorensen wrote most of Kennedy's presidential campaign speeches.
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I recently spent way too much time listening to Trump's rally speeches.
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Some of the tips from Iranians have been highlighted in Pompeo's speeches.
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Unlike the speeches of several other candidates, de Blasio's actually contained ideas.
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But the festival has expanded far beyond stump speeches by party leaders.
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There was music, a sermon, and speeches in memory of the family.
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Why do we bother tracking faraway political developments and distant campaign speeches?
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Trump has now made shitting on Baltimore part of his campaign speeches.
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Then again, inaugural speeches are designed for clarion calls, not PowerPoint presentations.
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There have been few hearings, few speeches, and an extraordinarily rushed process.
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There are no floor speeches defending the policy provisions of the bill.
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To great fanfare and speeches, a women's mosque started in Berkeley, Calif.
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First, early nominees did not attend party conventions or give acceptance speeches.
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At campaign events, there always seems to be someone Facebook-Living speeches.
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There are speeches by pretty much all of the major jihadist leaders.
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The remaining primaries, the conventions, the presidential debates and all those speeches?
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Hillary Clinton deserved scrutiny for her buckraking speeches and inappropriate email use.
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But whatever their emotional tone, commencement speeches are a guide to life.
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"I started a business," he says at the beginning of his speeches.
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When I give speeches in the mainland, I don't feel any restrictions.
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PM: History doesn't change in one meeting in Davos, and two speeches.
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Lets agree about one thing regarding Obama: he sure gives great speeches!
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MORE, also gave paid speeches following his exit from the federal government.
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Speeches from Trump's children could be especially important, as well as effective.
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Their son is not an activist who travels the globe giving speeches.
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During his presidential campaign, we heard the hateful rhetoric in Trump's speeches.
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Soon she began the weekly protests, which included songs, speeches and signs.
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So how did Jobs manage to lead such highly-appreciated keynote speeches?
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Mr. Trump also made the issue a staple of his campaign speeches.
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It's basically a long day of short speeches on the House floor.
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Some recent speeches at Berkeley and other colleges have attracted violent protests.
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His speeches have a broad meaning and reflect our philosophy of governance.
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Bolton and Giuliani have also given paid speeches on the group's behalf.
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The C.I.A. director, Gina Haspel, gives few speeches and no public interviews.
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Nobody should be jailed because of his views, speeches, writings or drawings.
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He gave more speeches on banking and infrastructure projects than on slavery.
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Trump has routinely peddled the "Pocahontas" line, in speeches and on Twitter.
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Some give stirring speeches that leave few dry eyes in the house.
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He previewed this emphasis in speeches and appearances ahead of his announcement.
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Their son is not an activist who travels the globe giving speeches.
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He listened to the speeches that opposition leaders gave to the crowd.
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This weekend we joined protesters holding signs, shouting, and listening to speeches.
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Several winners used their acceptance speeches to address the hot-button issue.
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In his two prior speeches on the topic after news broke Sept.
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After years of writing speeches for government officials, Ramsay had had enough.
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Several justices have spoken negatively of the press in opinions or speeches.
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" Ressa sometimes ends her speeches by saying "we will hold the line.
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And Clinton has adopted an underdog theme to her campaign speeches there.
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Trump has frequently targeted the media in speeches, interviews and on Twitter.
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His speeches — to students, to law firms, to car dealers — are events.
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The inaugural speeches, by contrast, are almost always boring and dull affairs.
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"It isn't for his program, nor for his speeches," Mr. Cañas said.
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Now the only paths to intrigue are tricky upsets and spicy speeches.
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You can see this very clearly in the major foreign policy speeches.
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I won't claim that the interview avoided all of his mini-speeches.
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I'm at CNN, writing a book, speeches and a lot of things.
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In her questionnaire, Vitter admits that her list of speeches is incomplete.
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The speeches can't just be funny, no, they have to be sentimental.
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We also see some of our highest ratings during the Trump speeches.
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In fact, about half the speeches above — including most of the speeches by every president from Thomas Jefferson (who took office in 1801) to William Howard Taft (whose presidency ended in 1913) — were delivered to Congress in written form.
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"When she left, she made $21.6 million giving speeches to Wall Street banks and other special interests in less than two years — secret speeches that she does not want to reveal to the public," Mr. Trump said in June.
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No Country for Old Men succeeds not because it translates every one of Sheriff Ed Tom Bell's speeches to the screen, but because it gets the spirit of the speeches and the ominous lumbering of evil personified just right.
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Then, when she left, she made $21.6 million giving speeches to Wall Street banks and other special interests — and in less than 2 years — secret speeches that she does not want to reveal under any circumstances to the public.
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Sure, despite host Ricky Gervais's requests that winners not give political speeches, lots and lots of the speeches were political in nature, and yeah, plenty of people (from Gervais to award winner Joaquin Phoenix) tossed out bleeped curse words.
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If Mr. Biden were to have charged a similar range of fees for all his comparable speeches since leaving office, he would most likely have collected between $4 million and $5 million through speeches over the last two years.
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Clinton's acceptance of more than $600,000 from Goldman Sachs for giving three speeches.
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They will be visiting polls, talking to voters and covering the victory speeches.
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The march inspired many with its peaceful show of solidarity and amazing speeches.
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Trump's speeches to law enforcement are often his most unguarded and rip-roaring.
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Many of the night's speeches incorporated the movement in one way or another.
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The remarks will be one of Clinton's biggest speeches after her 2016 loss.
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Abrams and Sanders will give their speeches, and everyone will just move on.
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He travels the country giving speeches, with placards strapped to his children's stroller.
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Lawyers pointed to dozens of exhibits of speeches and statements Trump has made.
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The outgoing commander in chief has always had a talent for giving speeches.
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The speech is among many highly anticipated speeches from a star-studded lineup.
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You have dog and pony show-type events and speeches and the like.
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"Cruz's speeches are marked by what you might call pagan brutalism," Brooks argues.
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They&aposre giving speeches they&aposre leading marches and they&aposre resisting Trump.
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La La Land's acceptance speeches had to be interrupted to remedy the error.
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Of course, that's not even bringing up the rounds and rounds of speeches.
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In total, Bill and Hillary Clinton gave 28 speeches in 2015 for $6,725,500.
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The letter's underlying theme of moral panic over immigration aped Mr Wilders's speeches.
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There was vanishingly little to the speeches beyond complaints, xenophobia and martyr complexes.
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In speeches at packed school gymnasiums and concert halls across the state, Sen.
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However, she said she would consider releasing transcripts of her speeches to banks.
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"I'm not here to give speeches and write red meat columns," he said.
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Since December's vote, however, Felipe has barely mentioned politics in his public speeches.
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And I give speeches via video links so I don't have to fly.
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Details may come out in documents and speeches released days or weeks later.
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His bulldog attitude and powerful speeches inspired after a succession of mediocre leaders.
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However, Buttigieg does not normally dwell on his sexuality in his campaign speeches.
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Their speeches will be sandwiched around an address by first lady Michelle Obama.
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The Trump campaign has struggled to explain the similarities between the two speeches.
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There, the candidate offered concise, tightly crafted speeches tailored to each specific group.
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Also amassing power, and cradling giant blood-goblets while giving speeches about power.
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You can tell from his speeches around the country focusing on tax reform.
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Speeches by party chiefs ring with calls for "self-reliance" and "indigenous innovation".
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His critics, however, accuse him of inciting murder in his frequent, truculent speeches.
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He studies great speeches like NBA players study the moves of leading scorers.
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Clinton's campaign was obviously worried about the speeches, too, the hacked emails show.
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As both candidate and president, Obama's speeches have tended to allay white guilt.
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The president has given, what, 11 or 12 of these kinds of speeches?
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" He blasted Trump's speeches as riddled with "troubling, unfiltered Tourette's of his tribalism.
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Both speeches were designed to highlight the legislative agenda for their respective institutions.
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Bill Clinton has touted his wife's work in Alabama decades ago in speeches.
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She needs to release transcripts from her past speeches to Wall Street audiences.
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He is no policy wonk, and prefers fiery speeches to ten-point plans.
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Telecom has been specifically singled out in past speeches by the Presidential candidate.
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I did try to get an interesting cross-section of different political speeches.
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Following the release, attention will now shift to speeches from key Fed officials.
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Nothing seems to have changed that based on a lot of the speeches.
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And then so many of the speeches that night were political and moving.
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But he now delivers long, exhortatory speeches to the textile workers, without notes.
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Nowadays they just give impassioned speeches to young people encouraging optimism and proactiveness.
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Holocaust denial has been a staple of public speeches in Iran for decades.
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At work, we could all use some motivational speeches once in a while.
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They stage photo ops at factories, give prepared statements, deliver carefully crafted speeches.
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Interviews and writing speeches can leave her working 12- to 15-hour days.
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Those edits include adding photos and information about Gorka's policy speeches and books.
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Trump does pitch his appeal to working-class voters, often leading speeches by
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I don't want to see the transcripts from Hillary Clinton's Goldman Sachs speeches.
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Taken together, Obama's two speeches point to a two-pronged response to Trump.
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A few people held candles and impromptu speeches were given in his memory.
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" Adding, "Flotus has always been on point with the wordplay in her speeches.
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And attendees are served alcohol, which often makes for more interesting acceptance speeches.
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Kitchen architect Johnny Grey gives smart, inspired speeches that could be TED Talks.
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But voters, unlike economists, don't pay attention to the wonkish details of speeches.
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Senators will then have until Wednesday's votes to offer speeches on the trial.
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Clinton, who accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from the bank for speeches.
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Matter has been facing backlash for his controversial speeches on religion and homosexuality.
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The network itself came under criticism for showing too many Trump speeches unedited.
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They're elected, in contests featuring stump speeches, handshakes and accusations of voting fraud.
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He earned less than $0003,000 delivering speeches in 2014 to a publishing company.
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I knew the drill, I had seen the tears and heard the speeches.
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Duterte had called for death by hanging, which he described graphically during speeches.
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Rouhani's recent fiery campaign speeches have led to a surge of public interest.
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But on rare occasions -- big votes or speeches -- they sit at their desks.
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Clinton said earlier this month that she would "look into" releasing the speeches.
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Trump and Modi both spoke at length about military cooperation during the speeches.
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They certainly made a lot of speeches about it when they did it.
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He has made the speeches and signed the posters and kissed the babies.
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Better written than most of his prepared speeches, but still not very good.
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Others pulled out their smartphones, hoping to watch the speeches on Facebook Live.
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Activists have disrupted high-profile speeches, and immigrants have walked out on work.
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Both of them also gave speeches at the Republican National Convention last week.
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But their rounds of "questions" read more like speeches than, you know, questions.
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It's hardly news that McCain's soaring speeches are belied by his own actions.
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Governments, there were occasionally leaders who would give speeches or have big rallies.
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If only all high school valedictorians and their corny speeches were this cool.
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Is one of your friends suddenly giving inspirational speeches out of the blue?
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It was also the venue for some of Nelson Mandela's most inspiring speeches.
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Don't miss our dive into that evolution in Warren's recent speeches and outreach.
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It features roast-style speeches, skits and comedy from both lawmakers and journalists.
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Nor does Jay Powell, at least not in his very few public speeches.
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He memorized his poems and speeches, laboriously printing them out over and over.
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Trade minister Liam Fox and cabinet minister David Lidington will also give speeches.
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Our elected officials love small business in their speeches and during election season.
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And of course there were political speeches (check the highlights in "Elsewhere," below).
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The pair gave 729 speeches, worth an average payday of $210,795 per address.
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"I wanted to learn English so I could give public speeches," he said.
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Disarmament also grew out of these gatherings, and Hall's speeches for the organization
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He had repeatedly made that accusation in speeches and interviews Wednesday and Thursday.
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Though many people made speeches about Schwarzenegger, 29, one tribute was especially heartfelt.
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There have been many speeches, meetings and reports of the shedding of tears.
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Chris Cox's motivational speeches were at the heart of Facebook's new employee orientation.
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Roosevelt–style speeches about using state power to pursue the common good, but
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Once a senator has given two speeches, that senator may not speak again.
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"And," Mr. Elgindy said, "we'll hear similar speeches as we heard this year."
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Great speeches leave enjoyment and fulfillment, something that lasts beyond the meal itself.
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Speeches that take long detours and veer off course never lead you anywhere.
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Her speeches carried enormous implications for the way that British life was organized.
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He is fluent in both languages and switches between them in his speeches.
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Unless his son translated the speeches for him, he couldn't form an opinion.
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And she does not deliver speeches with the sweeping oratory of President Obama.
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This may sound one-dimensional, but then, so did many of the speeches.
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"Lock her up!" chanted the crowd during several unbridled speeches that painted Mrs.
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Still, he said he had felt uncomfortable during some speeches, including Sheriff Clarke's.
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Does Rankin remember what Atari was saying in his rousing Japanese-language speeches?
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The class could watch both speeches, begin to take notes, and share observations.
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Shenton joins a distinguished club of Oscar winners who have signed their speeches.
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The following year, speeches from the Mexican leader struck a decidedly different chord.
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Trump's two most memorable and characteristic speeches were built on right-wing fantasies.
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No speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve are set to take place Friday.
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Those speeches, that's not an easy way of life, doing three a day.
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She has no patience for messianic rhetoric and hyperbolic slogans and grandiose speeches.
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He blamed Raila Odinga for the postelection violence and wedged in righteous speeches.
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These 17 minute speeches, like Flake's on Tuesday, don't come out of nowhere.
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You work on these speeches, they take you days, weeks in some cases.
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When returns come in, other candidates give their speeches and then dash off.
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Lehrman believes speeches should be accessible, written for the average American to understand.
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Hundreds of high school students gathered in Chicago's Grant Park to hear speeches.
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Several CPAC speakers went on to criticize the then-candidate in their speeches.
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Donations were made, politicians gave speeches, and it seemed like people actually cared.
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The evening includes funny speeches, with plenty of barbs aimed at the president.
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And nowhere does that become clearer than during his now notorious onstage speeches.
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When a senator retires, speeches are made to commemorate his or her service.
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While she has released a full list of her speeches and fees, Mrs.
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It's not about big speeches and strategy, but it's more about human consideration.
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However, his State of the Union speeches have operated within relatively normal boundaries.
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I've hosted live TV shows and given speeches in front of large audiences.
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We needed to shut the door during their speeches for our security reasons.
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You can see the same contrast in the economic sections of their speeches.
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And what do those speeches tell us about their future (or current) administrations?
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Much of the conference was a familiar mix of speeches and panel discussions.
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In speeches, he struck a choleric, sometimes threatening tone, railing against unspecified enemies.
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Clinton's speeches to Wall Street, which were leaked by WikiLeaks in October 2016.
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That doesn't mean she stopped performing, exactly, as her fiery speeches often proved.
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In his 13 campaign speeches, Modi pledged to make India safe for women.
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Not unlike Western society, the Tlingit consider names, stories, speeches and songs property.
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It is remembered as one of the most powerful speeches of the movement.
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His books, articles and speeches enlivened architectural discourse for more than 60 years.
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His memos, speeches and letters to shareholders are often sprinkled with patriotic language.
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My colleague Kate Conger was on the scene for the speeches and spectacle.
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They say I had the biggest crowd in the history of inaugural speeches.
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Among the conservatives who did participate, many were careful in their speeches; Sen.
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His speeches went from denouncing Sufis to "kafirs", or non-believers, in general.
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During the Obama administration, officials gave similar speeches before striking the 2015 deal.
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Also: Why didn't Barack Obama talk about voter suppression in his recent speeches?
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Candidate speeches at the event typically start the final sprint toward the caucuses.
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Mr. Abel earned a modest living through his books, magazine articles and speeches.
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Silence amid a roomful of people giving set speeches — how startling and confounding.
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President George W. Bush issued his weekly speeches over an RSS feed, too.
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Mulvaney said his team literally pored over Trump's speeches to prepare the plan.
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His speeches and campaign ads are larded with mentions and images of Obama.
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But she's almost certainly being authentic when she delivers speeches about civic pride.
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Bryant regularly gave motivational speeches and raised money for its Los Angeles chapter.
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Later, in tandem speeches, Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Trump affirmed their countries' relationships.
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The three speeches trace a path toward ever greater uprootedness, itineracy and disconnection.
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THE SOURCE OF SELF-REGARD: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations, by Toni Morrison.
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There was more candor, less public positioning, fewer speeches directed to the cameras.
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At various points during the day's speeches, Mitch McConnell could be seen smiling.
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Ms. Park has said only that Ms. Choi edited some of her speeches.
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That's what happens when you... (85033/2) ... improvise speeches in a second language.
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The presentation was dominated by proud speeches about the power of black Hollywood.
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The think tank was proficient at spewing out white papers and keynote speeches.
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After their speeches, he urged the young activists to keep the pressure on.
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The world's response to the Trump and Rouhani U.N. speeches will be telling.
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Which quotations, speeches or actions of his resonate with you most and why?
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And the awards ceremony this year featured speeches by celebrities attacking Mr. Trump.
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He has taken to sometimes referencing remarks by Ocasio-Cortez during his speeches.
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Apart from marathon hours of speeches, consider this: 630 meetings have been requested.
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Now, most speeches are simply given polite applause as the evening moves on.
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After eight years, few lines from Barack Obama's Presidential speeches stay in mind.
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The ceremony also featured speeches by Tyler Perry and country singer Ronnie Dunn.
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And we also annotated the stump speeches candidates have been giving in Iowa.
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Four regional Fed presidents will also give speeches around the country on Wednesday.
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But before that can take place, there must be speeches — lots of them.
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In short, it will not be remembered as one of his finest speeches.
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Leaders from other countries have delivered some of the most memorable U.N. speeches.
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Ah, the Emmys: The glitz, the glamour, and of course, the acceptance speeches.
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No U.S. Treasury auctions or Federal Reserve policymaker speeches are scheduled for Friday.
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Donald Trump has promised to mainstream the facts in speeches around the country.
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So why buckrake on the eve of her campaign with Goldman Sachs speeches?
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Perry avoided reporters' questions at two speeches he delivered earlier in the week.
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It's also double the amount that the Clinton's infamously charge for similar speeches.
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He was a shy man who didn't lead marches or give dramatic speeches.
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The candidates used the issue to give versions of their stump speeches. Sen.
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The chants broke out during speeches both by Sanders and campaign supporter Rep.
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There's a moment where you're talking about reading FDR and JFK inaugural speeches.
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Trump called them all liars using campaign speeches, personal tweets and official statements.
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Because, well, I typed "highest rated State of the union Speeches" into Google.
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Women wrote Republican campaign literature, and made speeches on behalf of the Party.
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I used to go to some of his speeches around here in 2016.
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She organized women's rallies where she gave speeches exhorting the crowd to vote.
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No speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve are scheduled to take place Wednesday.
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It has been a turbulent 12 months, bookended by these two pivotal speeches.
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Many said their parents received Hillsdale's newsletter, Imprimis, featuring speeches by conservative thinkers.
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She calls out state lawmakers in speeches at town halls and on Twitter.
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After the march, Fox News set clips of rally speeches to foreboding music.
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The winners speeches from this year's categories will be included in the broadcast.
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That's how the most thought-provoking, compelling speeches (think: TED!) come to life.
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Throughout the night, a number of speeches were peppered with calls to action.
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And Mr. Obama, in his speeches, has perhaps added more markers than most.
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Two chip-makers, Nvidia and Qualcomm, will deliver the most anticipated keynote speeches.
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Did Winston Churchill himself not win in 1953, for speeches collected in books?
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The setting of the speeches underscored the unusual situation the campaigns now face.
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For presidents, State of the Union speeches rarely grease the wheels of bipartisanship.
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The reality, however, is that persuading partisan adversaries through speeches is essentially impossible.
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Memorializing victims of immigrant crime is a staple of Trump's formal, scripted speeches.
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Brian Stelter emails: Numerous Democratic lawmakers gave floor speeches and interviews on Wednesday.
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Voters seemed to believe that Trump's often rambling, hard-to-understand speeches. 44.
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His speeches were bold, triumphant, and touched with King's tireless need to revise.
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And also like Trump, Buchanan's campaign speeches were not that focused on economics.
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It won't be written in terms of host Jimmy Kimmel or memorable speeches.
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Reality Check: Clinton was 'busy giving speeches' to banks during financial crisis, Sanders says Kevin Liptak, CNN Sanders hammered Clinton for giving speeches to financial institutions, suggesting they had influenced her decisions on how to respond to the financial crisis.
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The WikiLeaks organization posted what it said were thousands of emails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, including some with excerpts from speeches she gave to Wall Street executives and others — speeches she has declined to release despite demands from Trump.
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But unlike in previous years when he gave speeches to overseas groups, in some cases for nearly twice that amount, his speeches in 2015, in preparation for his wife's second presidential bid, were made to domestic trade groups and companies.
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Even leading up to her 2016 presidential run, Hillary was packing in the speeches, talking to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, the American Camp Association, eBay, and there was that infamous trifecta of speeches for Goldman Sachs worth $675,000.
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Everyone is free to pick and choose what they like or dislike from speeches.
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I cried like a baby at the ceremony and through all of the speeches.
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Clinton said she would "look into" releasing the transcripts of all her paid speeches.
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"I don't think voters are interested in the transcripts of her speeches," he said.
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His speeches from the 1970s are little different from those he is delivering today.
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Clinton's paid speeches before big banks, as he has in the last few days.
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Mr. Harris noted that Mr. Rubio's speeches were now being carried live on television.
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Before the march, Congresswomen Nydia Velasquez and Pramila Jayapal rallied the crowds with speeches.
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WE'RE HEARING WHAT STEVE BANNON OR WHOEVER IS WRITING HIS SPEECHES HAS TO SAY.
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Trump's campaign speeches and rallies were chaotic spectacles full of classless chants and vitriol.
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He often worked 20-hour days and gave up to 450 speeches a year.
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His praise of WikiLeaks was at one point a staple of his campaign speeches.
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In recent speeches, Yellen and others have commented on the importance of fiscal policy.
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Usually, political scientists scoff at most of pundits' analyses of campaign ads and speeches.
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Too often, these sequences play more like speeches than organic, flesh-and-blood encounters.
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VICE: Do you think that we'll be studying Obama's speeches years down the line?
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Trump has brought up Mexico, Mexican citizens and Muslims numerous times in campaign speeches.
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But some younger Democratic candidates are peppering their speeches with calls for generational change.
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Official speeches meant to promote administration priorities bear close resemblance to his campaign rallies.
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Plus, he's charmed voters at other awards with his acceptance speeches, which doesn't hurt.
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Many famous folks are voicing their dismay on Twitter and in award show speeches.
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But when the primetime speeches started, the absent delegates had returned to the floor.
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The crowd roared with excitement as the ladies embraced before giving their acceptance speeches.
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He rarely asks questions at oral arguments and keeps public speeches to a minimum.
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His recent speeches, essays and book, An Era Of Darkness, is all about that.
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There was also time for speeches — and the gathering quickly turned heartfelt and emotional.
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A great host can save the proceedings, as can a handful of inspired speeches.
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Mr Klaver's critics charge that his speeches are often heavier on inspiration than insight.
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Clinton, on the other hand, earned around $21 million in paid speeches last year.
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Clavon listened to speeches like these, early in O'Rourke's storm across Texas, with dismay.
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The cast and crew stormed the stage, and the producers gave their acceptance speeches.
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Candidates' precinct captains will make little speeches about why their dude is so great.
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After all his speeches, Biden works the rope line, meeting voters one-on-one.
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There, you can also catch up on any previous speeches you might have missed.
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"To have criticism that I don't provide on-record speeches is thin," Orr said.
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" Speeches (he gives about six to eight a day) always get "a little flavor.
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Most of his work involves driving for hours to tape local politicians giving speeches.
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The objective was to hit the timing marks so the speeches made prime time.
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Central bankers make ever more speeches, bringing once-hidden debates out into the open.
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Here's some of the unforgettable speeches that got the internet fired up this year.
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Favourite words he used in his campaign speeches included hope, future, dream and youth.
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" Begging Billie not to leave, she recites one of Baby's speeches from "Dirty Dancing.
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Mr. PTSD's jokes were running out of gas, and Mark's motivational speeches were too.
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Warren's death was commemorated and memorialized again and again with speeches, almanac entries, poems.
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Biden will hold both of his first two major campaign stump speeches in Pennsylvania.
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Candidates such as Klobuchar highlighted union members from their families in campaign launch speeches.
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The judiciary committee also posted copies of Kavanaugh's speeches and writings over the years.
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