And march, and speechify, and riot, in wild elections from the 219s to 219.
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And that means members of Congress are taking the chance to speechify a little bit.
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Saloons became salons, where survivors of the Industrial Revolution could drink and debate, politick and speechify.
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You benefited from an unfair world and yet you now think you have a right to speechify about people earning their way.
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If Mr. Jacquemus is going to make it off the backbenches to speechify on the floor, he needs to extend his range.
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She also joined the Oxford Union, a debating society where politicians in embryo learn to speechify, ingratiate themselves and stab each other in the back.
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Senators now have a chance to speak in the Senate chamber for the first time during the trial, with 10 minutes allotted to each of them to speechify.
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Yet when Wald holds forth, his ideas are expressed and punctuated as dialogue — long tracts of it, happily indifferent to the conventional view that letting characters speechify makes them sound like talking heads.
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I think every member should watch videos of her questioning witnesses in hearings and they would all learn how to force witnesses to answer their questions instead of using all the time to speechify before putting a clear question to witnesses.
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Speechify Solo was a text-to-speech software released by Speechworks in 2002. Speechify Solo featured a natural, human-sounding speaking voice that could read text-based information aloud, and personalize messages for individual users. It could be applied in the fields of hand-held computing, home entertainment, and the automotive industries. In early 2003, the National Weather Service implemented major voice improvements using Speechify, to be heard on NOAA Weather Radio.
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Speechify Text To Speech is a mobile and desktop app that allows people with dyslexia, ADHD, low vision, concussions, and other reading difficulties to have any text read out to them using a computer generated text to speech voice. Speechify operates on iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, and the Web. It uses an API to produce near human quality voices and to perform optical character recognition that allows users to scan physical books and instantly listen to them spoken out loud like an audiobook.
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Speechify was founded by Cliff Weitzman, a dyslexic college student at Brown University as a tool to allow the student to keep up with his reading for classes — a challenge since dyslexia often results in slower reading speeds.
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Weitzman, Forbes List Cliff Weitzman is an American entrepreneur. He is the founder of Speechify Text To Speech software. In 2017, Weitzman was named to Forbes magazine's 30 Under 30 list. Weitzman is an advocate for people with dyslexia.
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In 2000, America Online, Inc, also known as AOL, released "AOL by Phone," a service that enabled AOL users to check their e-mail and access other AOL features through spoken commands from any telephone. This service was developed in partnership with Quack.com, a voice portal company owned by AOL. Quack.com utilized SpeechWorks’ Speechify software to power the service's voice recognition capabilities.
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Speed listening is a sub category of speed learning in which students seek to increase the rate at which they can listen while retaining full comprehension. Doing so enables students to intake more information in a shorter period of time while listening. It is most commonly used while using text-to-speech tools like Speechify, audiobook platforms like Audible, or Podcast tools like Apple's iTunes.
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When the New York & Erie Rail Road was completed in May 1851, President Fillmore and several members of his cabinet, including Webster, made a special, two-day excursion run to open the railway. It is reported that Webster viewed the entire run from a rocking chair attached to a flatcar, with a steamer rug and jug of high-quality Medford rum. At stops, he would get down and speechify.
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When the route was completed in May 1851, President Millard Fillmore and several members of his cabinet, including Secretary of State Daniel Webster, made a special, two-day excursion run to open the railway. It is reported that Webster viewed the entire run from a rocking chair attached to a flatcar, with a steamer rug and jug of high- quality Medford rum. At stops, he would get down and speechify. The line was built as wide gauge; this was believed to be a superior technology to standard gauge, providing more stability.
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He was accustomed to this and immediately > dominated the conversation and 'took the floor' as they say.Montgomerie, > Page 61 Viva took a mild interest in the Oxford Group led by Dr Frank Buchman, commenting that: > The programme seemed to be, for any of the guest who felt inclined, to get > up and speechify and pour out a history of their private thoughts and > mistakes and experiences of all kinds. This confessional process apparently > afforded them great relief, for I must admit I never met such a delightfully > happy society.Montgomerie, Pages 61 – 62 Viva never married and spent her final years at the 'Willows', Chiddingfold, in Surrey.
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"Paul" was a computerized voice using the DECtalk text-to-speech system. "Paul's" voice was dissatisfactory and difficult to understand; thus "Craig", "Tom," "Donna" and later "Javier" were introduced in 2002 using the Speechify text-to-speech system from SpeechWorks (not to be confused with the iOS app of the same name). A completely new voice from the VoiceText text-to-speech system, also named “Paul”, was introduced in 2016 and implemented nationwide by late in the year. Live human voices are still used occasionally for weekly tests of the Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME) and 1050 Hz tone alerting systems, station IDs, and in the event of system failure or computer upgrades.
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