Should you speak off the cuff, and risk getting tongue-tied?
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And although he planned it, Browne, 35, was equally tongue-tied.
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More information is coming your way, and you're feeling less tongue-tied!
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"I never get tongue-tied except when you're here," Lawless told Strout.
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Where Biden was tongue-tied in Munich, Trump vaunts his coarse spontaneity.
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It is the art we need now: rich, allusive, tongue-tied and unanswerable.
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That's when she realized Mason was tongue-tied, a condition formally called ankyloglossia.
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"'Tongue Tied' shows no restraint whatsoever," Robert Cooke wrote for Drowned in Sound.
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Mr. Moore, awkward and often tongue-tied, is not a natural stage creature.
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Job interviews can make even the most qualified candidates nervous and tongue-tied.
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And though he was tongue-tied at times, he landed several attacks on Harris.
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When Roxane falls for the handsome but tongue-tied Christian, Cyrano becomes his ghostwriter.
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Each time he went before the board, Smith ended up tongue-tied and inarticulate.
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So how do you move from tongue-tied to being a charismatic and interesting person?
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And a tongue-tied 6-year-old finally started speaking — after a 10-second operation.
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Suddenly the N.B.A. has gone as tongue-tied as middle-schoolers at their first dance.
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Otherwise you may wind up tongue-tied when it comes time to make the ask.
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They get tongue tied, their vocabulary is not accessible to them, and it's very frustrating.
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Who hasn't been tongue-tied in front of their crush, or uncomfortable in their own skin?
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His solo show, Tongue Tied, incorporates components of still life, hand-drawing, installation, and even watercolors.
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Tongue-tied, my fingers let me down, looking at the ground as if I'd forgotten my name.
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It's not the only time that a celebrity has gotten a little tongue-tied around the royals.
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Knowing what to say to a close friend who's just lost a parent can leave us tongue-tied.
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When he got up the nerve to introduce himself, he was so tongue-tied that he couldn't speak.
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Tongue-tied Russian immigrants were found jobs because, in time, they would be citizens and they would vote.
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The person who should be protected is left tongue-tied for the rest of their life, dreams crushed.
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Mercury's been retrograde in your sign, but today, it turns direct—finally, you won't feel so tongue-tied!
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Gorham, who is most comfortable with the pronouns they or she, says they felt tongue-tied in the moment.
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The actress was extremely confident during the rap, without hesitating or getting tongue-tied on even one Hungarian word.
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When it hit theaters in 1988, the New York Times dismissed They Live as a "tongue-tied" B-movie.
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Who can blame her for getting a little tongue-tied when she meets the leader of the free world?
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But when it comes to talking about all this with my own children, I've been finding myself tongue-tied.
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Expressing condolences to a grieving friend or loved one can make the most articulate of us feel tongue-tied.
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His exhibit, Tongue Tied, will show at Sargent's Daughters in New York from March 18 through April 23, 2016.
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"It will not be my intention to do anything to benefit any American," Carson said, getting a bit tongue-tied.
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"Tongue Tied" recalls a Black Box song, with quick, clattering percussion and vocals that see-saw from flirtatious to nervous.
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President Trump's predictably tongue-tied, tin-eared response angered those who were already upset over the murderous display of hatred.
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For all his loquaciousness, Mr. Raskin turns uncharacteristically tongue-tied when asked to explain his passion for the public schools.
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As usual, Cyrano courts Roxane, who is as word-crazy as he is, by proxy for the tongue-tied Christian.
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His press secretary, Sean Spicer, now a recurring character on "Saturday Night Live," is often tongue-tied, enraged, or both.
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"Marc did that with me, and it was wonderful and shocking to see him tongue-tied for once in his life."
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She left him tongue-tied during a congressional testimony when she asked exactly what kinds of misinfo were allowed in ads.
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And yet, while there were moments when the CEO found himself tongue-tied, for the most part Zuckerberg handled himself well.
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WHEN Antonio Carluccio arrived in Britain in 1975, nervous and tongue-tied, he found Italian food restricted mostly to London's Soho.
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Across the room, a man with dysphagia-impaired speech jokingly responds that he has a rare ability too: getting tongue-tied.
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Anders Hill, played with wobbly, tongue-tied charm by Ben Mendelsohn, is a middle-aged former "finance guy" in Westport, Conn.
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Colleagues in social situations can be tongue-tied about my condition, afraid of saying the wrong thing or respectful of my privacy.
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It's a sad European spectacle, where tongue-tied France, Italy and Spain are accepting the brunt of totally uncooperative German economic policies.
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Tongue tied Here's a list of all the words you couldn't pronounce properly this year, along with a handy-dandy pronunciation guide.
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Op-Art Grief has a language all its own, but even the best therapists can get tongue-tied around the tricky stuff.
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Companies that pour hundreds of millions of dollars into drug advertising were tongue-tied when asked to comment on the president's proposal.
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The tongue-tied shots of opponents in the clip tweeted from Bloomberg's account were looped together from disparate points throughout the evening.
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Like more than a few of her previous songs, it's about an unrequited crush; this one leaves her shy, infatuated and tongue-tied.
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So thank you because I'll obviously be tongue-tied if and when that ever happens, and now I'll know exactly what to say.
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She found love with a co-worker and recently started Wedding Words, a service to write vows and toasts for tongue-tied couples.
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If you want to explore sexting but are tongue-tied (or, perhaps we should say, finger-tied), here are some ideas to try out.
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Biden seemed tongue-tied at times but never completely off guard or slow to respond, as he seemed to be at the first debates.
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After a 19963 dry-run on Letterman to perform a tongue-tied version of "Hyperballad," she returned after releasing Vespertine for something truly special.
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He told Keith someone wanted to meet him, called the employee over and surely enjoyed how tongue-tied she was by the surprise encounter.
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He attributes the move to needing "a breath of fresh air," but still finds himself tongue-tied when non-natives ask where he's from.
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"Tongue Tied" is the peak, riding a perfect neodisco groove that ends too soon after four minutes; listening any longer would hypnotize you permanently.
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Why it works: If you're tongue-tied and looking for a way to get your sexting session started, this is a pretty good ice-breaker.
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Why it works: If you've gotten a sext that leaves you a little tongue-tied, this is a great way to keep the conversation flowing.
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Mercury retrograde may find us tongue-tied and slow-moving, but don't discount someone just because they don't seem "important" to you at first glance.
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At one point, David becomes so tongue-tied with Kelli Ann, he sees some Christmas decorations and blurts out he's making a pine-cone wreath.
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And that explains why many of us get tongue-tied: It's hard to know what will be welcome and what will annoy or cause pain.
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Perhaps the moral of the story is that, when attempting to add detail to the world's language map, it is easy to get tongue-tied.
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Why it works: If your partner is the one who's a little tongue-tied, this is a great way to send some encouragement (with minimal pressure).
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When this happens, you will finally start feeling a little less tongue-tied (Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius really tripped you up), instead feeling more confident and grounded.
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Journalism has a language with which to describe threats and failures, but it is tongue tied when it comes to letting society know when there's a win.
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Everything in "Tongue Tied," Mr. Raad's show at Sargent's Daughters, has the magically forgiving flatness of a computer screen, a Bugs Bunny cartoon or a Persian miniature.
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"Joe Biden got tongue tied over the weekend when he was unable to properly deliver a very simple line about his decision to run for President," Trump tweeted.
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That changed when Dr. Amy Luedemann-Lazar, a pediatric dentist, was performing unrelated dental work and realized that Mason might be tongue-tied, a condition formally called ankyloglossia.
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Oprah almost got tongue-tied when our photog asked her who runs the White House ... not as in the government, but the house in which the First Family lives.
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You've often told the story of how nervous you were around Meryl Streep in "The Devil Wears Prada" — and here I am, suddenly feeling rather tongue-tied around you.
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"Joe Biden got tongue tied over the weekend when he was unable to properly deliver a very simple line about his decision to run for President," Trump tweeted in March.
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If all else fails and you still feel tongue-tied, Milne recommends turning things around by asking the sales person or server which wine they're most excited about and why.
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Chris is amusingly tongue-tied around him at first, but the layers of this twisted three-way relationship pile up and become more unexpected over the course of eight episodes.
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Ms. Sittenfeld has somehow managed to turn Darcy, one of literature's great heartthrobs, into a dimwitted, tongue-tied fellow, smitten with Liz even when she is at her most insolent.
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The string of losses Mr Erdogan and his Justice and Development (AK) party suffered in local elections earlier this year seems to have emboldened some previously tongue-tied government critics.
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Should you ever cross paths with the singer and feel a little tongue-tied, you can take comfort in knowing that you still haven't reached the pinnacle of awkward fan moments.
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You're placed in front of the loveliest person in the world, but I was really tongue-tied for a long time and really scared to be acting in front of him.
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"Gilmore Girls" sputtered on for one tongue-tied final season, but Ms. Sherman-Palladino wasn't there to execute the ending that she had planned down to the series' last four words.
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I understood deep down the tongue-tied rage of the Hulk and the invisibility of the Fantastic Four's Susan Richards (she was called the Invisible Girl in those less-enlightened times).
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I understood deep down the tongue-tied rage of the Hulk and the invisibility of the Fantastic Four's Susan Richards (she was called the Invisible Girl in those less-enlightened times).
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Christian, the handsome, tongue-tied young nobleman who loves Roxane in Edmond Rostand's original 1897 play, is represented here by Cole (Sean Phillips), an Iraq-bound soldier at the nearby Army base.
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"I always get really nervous before meeting the boss," Fergie replied when asked, "Who was the last person you got tongue-tied over?" during an interview with KIIS FM in Sydney, Australia.
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Its comics have worked with Twitter, Google and Facebook to find ways for brainy but tongue-tied software engineers to interact more easily with less tech-minded colleagues in sales or strategy.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: How To Have Sex In Public — & Not Get Caught 15 People Describe Their First Orgasm — & Wow What To Say If You Get Tongue-Tied During Phone Sex
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" In her 413 Democratic convention keynote speech, then-Texas Treasurer Ann Richards had lampooned Bush's upbringing and tongue-tied political style by joking Bush was "born with a silver foot in his mouth.
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Yet at a moment when a pair of new candidates were entering the race in part because of his perceived weakness, the former vice president appeared tongue-tied on more than one occasion.
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When it comes to talking about sexuality with young children, the majority of these otherwise open-minded parents become skittish and tongue-tied, wholly uncertain of what to say and how to say it.
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If you're a woman who gets tongue-tied when asking for a raise — or is too nervous to even bring up the subject with your boss — it's time to meet this new equal pay chatbot.
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But sometimes, this wonkiness works—in debates against Sanders this year, Clinton made the Vermont senator come off tongue-tied on complex issues like gun control and foreign policy while she stayed confident and calm.
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Early in season two of Silicon Valley, there's a scene where the hapless, usually tongue-tied protagonist Richard (Thomas Middleditch) tries to explain to his company's new CEO why his compression algorithm is so important.
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During introductions at dinner parties or small talk at checkout lines in the U.S., I found myself tongue-tied at the very question of where I'm from, just like I had been decades ago in Harrods.
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As I prepared for the big day, I found myself looking at roads differently, thinking how I could quickly tell her what she needed to know, hoping I didn't get tongue-tied as fatigue set in.
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While the tariffs Trump announced last week have ignited fierce blowback from a wide array of congressional Republicans and business groups usually allied with the party, Democrats have been almost entirely tongue-tied on the issue.
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After a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff drops by Trump's office to tell him how the military is very excited to hear about Trump's "secret plan" to destroy ISIS, Baldwin's Trump suddenly gets tongue-tied.
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Her assessment was a triple whammy: As the pediatrician had observed, my baby was early and my fluids were shocked, but on top of that, Knockers also noticed that my baby was tongue-tied, preventing him from latching.
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Shura wrote and produced most of these songs with Joel Pott from the band Athlete, except for two tracks ("What's It Gonna Be?" and "Tongue Tied") made with Greg Kurstin, known for his work with Adele and Sia.
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Ms. Bayer and Mr. Moynihan each got a swan song in the show's "Weekend Update" segment, where she reprised her role as the tongue-tied meteorologist Dawn Lazarus, and he played his barely coherent recurring character Drunk Uncle.
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Styles&apos upbeat "Olivia" was one of the highlights from "Made in the A.M.," with tongue-tied lyrics and a full band backing One Direction up, a B-side track worthy of any windows-rolled-down jam session.
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I know from that, being part of the duo who famously cemented into place the idea that Mark just cannot handle the pressure of tough questioning without coming off like a tongue-tied mess or an arrogant tech bro.
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I enjoyed watching how, after maintaining a smooth, manipulative, and somewhat steely persona with the men she's dated throughout the seasons, she becomes suddenly awkward and tongue-tied around JR (Rosario Dawson), the first woman she ever sleeps with.
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It's completely normal to get tongue-tied during phone sex, and you don't have to face-palm yourself if you feel this way, says Ashley Manta, a former phone sex operator and author of A Feminist's Guide To Phone Sex.
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Trump has a rough genius for political combat, but he does not possess some secret magic to render her tongue-tied in the face of his insults, some deflector shield that will protect all of his obvious vulnerabilities against measured and effective attacks.
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One gets tongue-tied trying to communicate, using a clock, the likelihood that the world is going to hold global warming to the Paris Agreement's temperature target, which is "well below" 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, by the year 2100.
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She used a whiteboard to walk the tongue-tied JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon through an Irvine, California, bank teller's monthly budget, asking how exactly that worker should cover a $567 shortfall after covering basic living expenses with a paltry Chase paycheck.
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It also contrasted with the unusual reticence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, a powerful orator who often communicates directly through video clips, scathing Facebook posts and statements from his office, but who has remained uncharacteristically tongue-tied about Mr. Trump's remarks.
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"Tongue Tied," for instance, depicts artist Roberto Gil de Montes's partner, Eddie Dominguez, as a bound figure, bringing to mind los desaparecidos ("the disappeared") throughout Latin America, with as many as 30,000 disappeared in Argentina alone during its "Dirty War" (1976–83).
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But what if, dreadful idea, the reverse is true—what if language is exactly what the ogres have mastered, and bad people tend to have a better command of language than good ones, who are often tongue-tied in the face of the world's complexities?
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Joe so good looking i might be tongue tied but be thrilled to be Joe&Brian sandwich lol It was refreshing to see new faces on Wings like Casey & Alex but some fans have issues esp Alex they did their part so thnx to them pic.twitter.
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I have typed and deleted, typed and deleted, over and over for the last week, tongue tied because I am required now, in this moment, to say the unfathomable out loud: I live in a country whose leaders — and many others — want to erase my daughter from existence.
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If you were looking for the old Chance, you won't find him here One of the most compelling things about Chance as a rapper is the elasticity of his voice: he can do tongue-tied and dense, soft and contemplative, a weightless smirk, a snappy yalp, or a conversational murmur.
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If the show were to air in 2019, it would immediately be criticized for the whiteness of its cast, to say nothing of Sorkin's irritating habit of writing strong and capable women who are only strong and capable so long as there's no man around to render them tongue-tied.
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Since neither Cushing nor Price was available for this production (though, really, being dead in this case shouldn't be an obstacle), all these tongue-tied men are played with ripe and delirious hamminess by Pete Simpson, who is giving one of the most unlikely and dazzling comic performances of this season.
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Former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE on Sunday said the Trump administration appears to be "tongue-tied" regarding the issue of climate change.
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Ms. Craig may not fit the "more than common tall" assessment that Rosalind makes of herself, but she is attuned not only to Mr. Bannister's tongue-tied paramour — there's no doubt which of the two suitors is in take-charge mode here — but to the sweetly wide-eyed companionship of her beloved cousin, Celia (Patsy Ferran).
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It may or may not deprive people of life-enriching art; it certainly deprives them of the chance to make up their own minds A podcast in which Jordan Peterson gets tongue-tied The controversial author of "12 Rules for Life" and pundit of anti-political-correctness tells us what he thinks is wrong with modern liberalism in our podcast.
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He's surrounded himself with characters who'll remind him of that fact, including his genius kid sister Shuri (Letitia Wright, utterly winning), whose devotion to helping her big brother is outmatched only by her devotion to teasing him; and his spy ex-girlfriend Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o, bright and strong as vibranium), who has a way of reducing him to tongue-tied longing.
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Sen. John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) is getting tongue-tied, and advocates working to raise awareness about a rare disease are hoping more lawmakers will join in on a daunting articulation challenge.
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The Bet Hatikvans of note include the unhappily married young couple Itzik (John Cariani) and Iris (Kristen Sieh), who live with her father, Avrum (Andrew Polk), and their baby; the girl-wary Papi (Daniel David Stewart, who has a fabulous tongue-tied solo) and that unnamed, defeated-looking guy (Erik Liberman) who can be found loitering with intent beside an outdoor public telephone that never rings.
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