Francis spoke off-the-cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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Francis spoke off the cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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Drew Barrymore spoke off-the-cuff about her friend Samantha Bee, the late-night host and an honoree.
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Roh was bumbling at times and spoke off-the-cuff; the mainstream press scoffed that he was "the say-anything president".
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Knowing what we know of Clinton, it seems unlikely to me that she simply spoke off the cuff here, that this was just an unconsidered remark.
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But in the end, they were still taken aback when Trump spoke off the cuff at their news conference on the sensitive issues of settlements and a future Palestinian state.
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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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On Monday, he condemned (reading from prepared remarks) white supremacist groups, and on Tuesday spoke off the cuff at a press gathering at Trump Tower, reasserting that he believed there was "blame on both sides."
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Brown says in "My Life, Our Time" that he was unable to read a speech at an appearance that morning and instead spoke off the cuff before seeking emergency treatment at London&aposs Moorfields Eye Hospital.
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During his 2016 presidential campaign, he proudly spoke (and spoke and spoke) off the cuff, painting the use of teleprompters as the crutch of status-quo politicians who either didn't know what they thought or were afraid to say it.
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Told that he had, in fact, made the remark, Mr. Kasich, who hastened to add that he often spoke off the cuff and without a teleprompter, said he would do well in Michigan, but then turned to the primary that is his main focus these days.
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He was humiliated by his firing from the school, where he had been an inspiring but erratic teacher — "a beautiful lecturer who spoke off the cuff in whole paragraphs," according to his student Garrison Keillor, but also one who sometimes failed to show up for class.
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Returns Tuesday, October 11, at 9 pm Eastern on ABC After The Real O'Neals star Noah Galvin spoke off the cuff about Colton Haynes and gay Hollywood in an interview, there was, for a brief moment, a real risk that the low-rated sitcom was going to be canceled.
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The American activist and playwright John Stoltenberg, lifelong companion of radical feminist Andrea Dworkin, said about Gage's acceptance speech: > Her acceptance speech, which she spoke off-the-cuff from notes, had a > profound effect on the audience, because in it she described real and raw > truths about what it means to work in theater as a woman. In 2018, Gage was interviewed for an investigation about how invisible disabilities tend to be hidden by creative professionals in the American show business in order not to experience discrimination, having herself concealed for years her myalgic encephalomyelitis, or chronic fatigue syndrome, she suffered from since 1988.
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