And this continued until it was her turn to speak.
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Wharton's turn to speak came, he sounded nervous but firm.
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When it's her turn to speak, she likes to be heard.
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When it was his turn to speak, Mr. Macron was direct.
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If we expect change, it's our turn to speak up now.
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When it was Warner's turn to speak, he thrashed Donald Trump.
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On Night 2, former President Bill Clinton got his turn to speak.
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Among the visitors, we women were given the first turn to speak.
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When it was his turn to speak, Mr. Morales heaped more praise on himself.
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When it was his turn to speak, he did so with equal mesmerizing expressiveness.
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When it's her turn to speak, she breaks the news to him gently, looking pained.
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You won't feel resentful, and you'll listen patiently when it is my turn to speak.
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He remained there as Andrew Young, the Assistant U.S. Attorney, took his turn to speak.
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"I've dealt with mental illness in my life," she says when it's her turn to speak.
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You knew it was your turn to speak when the producer tossed a foam football your way.
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When it was his turn to speak, Mr. Murphy was more blunt in criticizing Mr. Trump's record.
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Beijing's representatives were refused their turn to speak by Nauru's president, and stormed out in a huff.
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When it was Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s turn to speak, he was stern but circumspect — even philosophical.
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But let's move on... Now it's Dietl's turn to speak, and he uses this platform to tackle adult acne.
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The standoff quickly becomes the topic of the RSA panel, and Marlinspike waits politely for his turn to speak.
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Kamala Harris' turn to speak as the rhetoric was flying Thursday night at the second 2020 Democratic presidential debate.
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It's heavy material to open what seems like an easy going song, and then it's Xan's turn to speak.
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The audience was rowdy; Scott recalled that, when it was Mallory's turn to speak, he flipped the room's mood.
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When it was Clinton's turn to speak, she had a few choice words of her own for her opponent.
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When it was his turn to speak, Mark Sheridan addressed a portion of his remarks to his two young children.
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"Most of us engage in listening only as a way of waiting until it's our turn to speak," he says.
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Even if he did come, officials said Mr. Trump might leave the meeting before it was Iran's turn to speak.
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When it was her turn to speak, she set aside the speech she had prepared and talked about the boys.
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When it was his turn to speak, Liu seemed more attuned to those issues, though did not raise them explicitly.
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Brian Schatz, a young senator from Hawaii, was waiting for his turn to speak and checking Twitter on his phone.
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"You watched the mother of all fights last month," McConnell told the crowd when it was his turn to speak.
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When it was my turn to speak to Ms. Altomare, she showed me the same warmth she'd displayed with countless others.
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I wish it had been longer, because I always found it interesting, especially when it was Larry Kudlow's turn to speak.
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O'Rourke used his introductory turn to speak Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who were tuning in to the debate.
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" Obama defended the beleaguered governor during his turn to speak, telling the booing crowd "no no no ... we're doing some business here.
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So, in a culture where showing off in the spotlight is a given, he is using his turn to speak his mind.
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When it was her turn to speak to the crowd, she implored the fans to stop booing and to laud Osaka's achievement.
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When it was his turn to speak, Olivares stood up, said his name, and told the judge he could not be impartial.
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When it came Charles&apos turn to speak on any subject, listeners felt a rare sense of anticipation at what they would hear.
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I turn to speak to a tall blonde woman, but as she's spelling her name for me, an older gentleman cuts me off.
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Candidates generally waited their turn to speak, kept their criticisms focused on issues, and avoided making comments about each other's hands or genitalia.
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When it was Lay's turn to speak, he rose to address the Quakers, many of whom had grown rich and bought African slaves.
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When his turn to speak came, Mu Yan Kui told the international audience of soy traders that everything they just heard was wrong.
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" When it was his turn to speak, Governor Cuomo said, "The first time I heard my father curse was talking to Wayne Barrett.
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When it was finally Kaine's turn to speak, he began humbly and concentrated his praise on Clinton, only pivoting to praise for himself later.
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Instead I sit outside the throne room at the age of seventeen, awaiting my turn to speak to King Gammal—my grandfather—healthy, hearty, capable.
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When it was his turn to speak again, Young went after Jayapal with a level of condescension only old white men in power can gather.
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As she waited for her turn to speak, Ms. Hood noticed what she described as "a very, very good-looking man" walking into the room.
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When it was my turn to speak, I talked about being thrown into a wall and my ex threatening to bash my head into it.
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When it's her turn to speak, she talks about what a wonderful husband he is, what a loving father — he would never do something like this.
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Everyone struggled to adapt to the stage light that had lit up our community and battled for a turn to speak into the microphone at center stage.
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On his way to Air Force 2 he told me that it is my turn to speak with the men and women who executed a flawless ceremony.
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Before it was my turn to speak, we heard testimony from several women who were victimized by the sex trade, which was unbelievably moving and gut wrenching.
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Torres took gulps of red wine to calm his nerves as he waited for his turn to speak, but once he took the microphone he seemed at ease.
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"I've been telling a lot of people to speak truth to power and I think I have to take my turn to speak truth to power," he said.
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And when he did, he soon used his turn to speak to stray from the scheduled topic and to return to his budget complaints in even stronger language.
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However, he was not present when his turn to speak at a meeting on the rights of the Palestinian people came up, according to diplomatic sources at the meeting.
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During their conversations, a "talking stick" was handed around to each person when it was that lawmaker's turn to speak in order to avoid people talking over one another.
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She told BuzzFeed News she was waiting for her turn to speak when a man approached her, tapped her shoulder, and dumped a 1.5 liter water bottle on her head.
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When it was his turn to speak, Thome thanked baseball fans for supporting him throughout his career and for traveling from across the country to be part of the ceremony.
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But when it was her turn to speak, Elizabeth Warren showed the same command that, on the trail, can arrest a crowd into attentive silence or elicit cheers across the room.
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Waiting for his turn to speak to a Mexican immigration official at the job fair, he said he planned to earn enough money to send for his wife and two children.
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"I will make that decision down the road," Romney said as he waited for his turn to speak at the convention while surrounded by advisers in a hospitality suite at the Maverik arena.
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I waited for my turn to speak to the doctor, explain to the people at the front desk several times that I wasn't a potential client, rather a journalist interested in their work.
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When it was his turn to speak, the man who in 22018 hours would be elected Virginia's 22020rd governor recalled a conversation he had the day before with his two 250-something children.
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During her turn to speak, Warren read a letter written by Coretta Scott King, the widow of Martin Luther King Jr., who was opposed to Sessions' nomination to federal judge back in the 1980s.
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" When it was Zambada's turn to speak Thursday, he addressed the court in Spanish and began by "asking all those people for forgiveness who I hurt one way or another, either directly or indirectly.
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Now it is my turn to speak up, thank my fellow New Yorkers for their underrated kindness, and ask the transit authority to commit to follow their lead and work for all of us.
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But there was some confusion when, after it was Ms. Gerber's turn to speak ("Omega always takes such great care of our family," she said), the M.C. tried to wrap up the presentation prematurely.
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When it was his turn to speak, Johnson did so in accented but correct French, saying he was delighted to be in France for his first bilateral visit to a European country as foreign secretary.
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Sexism and Homophobia When it was Mayweather's turn to speak during their last press conference in London on July 14, Mayweather called McGregor a gay slur and a derogatory name referring to the female anatomy.
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When it was Drollinger's turn to speak, Ortega pushed his chair a foot or two back from the table, so that the whole assembly could see him turning to listen closely to the tall American.
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" When it was the singer's turn to speak, the audience gasped at her few words: "I'd like to say to Mr. Pompeo, who wonders when he'll be loved, it's when he stops enabling Donald Trump.
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When it was his turn to speak, he abruptly veered into a discussion of the meaning of populism, a term often used to describe the political appeals made by Mr. Trump or the pro-Brexit campaigners.
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When the urn containing Alison's ashes is passed to him for his turn to speak, he simply gets up and runs away, all the way to the cemetery where his father, brother and son are all buried.
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Whenever it came Trump's turn to speak, he chose instead to forcibly deny any collusion, call for the production of Hillary Clinton's missing emails and an absent DNC server, and hail his own campaign and Electoral College victory.
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They will be designed to eliminate the grandstanding of a traditional hearing: Instead of each member getting a brief turn to speak, the top Democrat and Republican — or staff lawyers — will question witnesses for extended blocks of time.
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When it was his turn to speak, he acknowledged that the failure of the justice system had alienated people from the government, sometimes driving them to take their grievances to the Taliban even in areas under government control.
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DeSantis, a former GOP congressman who resigned to focus on this contest, began the CNN debate by calling Gillum a "failed mayor" and alleging that he was "involved in corruption" before the Democrat had a turn to speak.
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If you're like most people, you feel a spike in pre-speech jitters in the last 60 seconds before you take the stage to deliver a presentation or when it's approaching your turn to speak up in a meeting.
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"Literally, if I'm like in the middle of a sentence — let's say it's my turn to speak or something — and there's a knock on the door, everybody will just stare at me, waiting for me to open the door," she said.
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When it was my turn to speak, I told them my story and how for years I had tried to convince my mother that my life would be about something more than the pain I had caused through my crimes.
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Then, the leaders might realize they need to engage one another and demonstrate how they'd handle a general-election face-off with a president who is not known for Ellen-esque comity or for politely waiting his turn to speak onstage.
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"I will make that decision down the road," Romney, who is running for US Senate, said in an interview with CNN as he waited for his turn to speak at the Utah GOP convention where he was vying for his party's nomination.
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But while Lady Bird Johnson and the other speakers pontificated at length about projects to beautify highways and plant trees in disadvantaged areas, Kitt took a notably different tack: When it was her turn to speak, she vehemently denounced the Vietnam War.
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My response now, as it was back then, focuses on the one action that could prevent such behavior in political debates: a clear, definitive directive that candidates remain at their chair or lectern when it is not their turn to speak. Period.
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When it was his turn to speak at the jubilant press conference celebrating the House's historic vote to begin the process of taking healthcare away from millions of people, Paul Ryan took a shot at the Senate, which will take up healthcare repeal next.
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When it came for his turn to speak, Michael B. Jordan abandoned the actual document he read from, addressing the audience as Fred Hampton, getting at the tragic humor and pathos in the Black Panther leader who was killed in his sleep at age 21.
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Mediator LOS ANGELES — And the award for best political stemwinder goes to … After a movie awards season that was already one for the political history books, it was the Oscars' turn to speak truth to power from a place of privilege on Sunday night.
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With Touch controllers, it's very intuitive—you press buttons in the game, on a futuristic console, just as you would if they were really before you; and you turn to speak to your colleagues, just as you would on the bridge of a real-life spaceship.
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When it came my turn to speak, I repeated the basic arguments that I had written in an oped in that Sunday's Washington Post directly to an Iraqi man who was on the panel and who wanted his country to be free as soon as possible.
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Darrell Issa (Calif.) acknowledged the Trump questions while taking a shot at Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE when it was his turn to speak.
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The Jowett translation. Simon and Schuster 1928. A story that Socrates narrates, when it is his turn to speak, was told to Socrates by a woman named Diotima, a philosopher and a priestess.
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In his turn to speak, Paul, like Tertullus, focuses his self-defence (apologia, verse 10) on events in Jerusalem, that he has not been involved in disputes or riots in synagogue or temple (verse 12), and, 'as Luke takes pains to show, no offence against the law can be proved against him' (verse 13).
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Starting with the player to the right hand side of the dealer (known as Mano), each player declares whether or not they want to have a discard phase. By turns they say either "Mus" (to agree on discard) or "No mus". The turn to speak is as follows: 1 Mano. 2 His or her partner.
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In the smaller assemblies, anyone was able to make proposals for discussion. In larger assemblies, the audience got to make brief spoken responses to proposals from working groups. A queuing based system called a stack was sometimes used to manage this, with the facilitators indicating when it was a particular occupier's turn to speak. Even at the largest assemblies, individuals could always feed back to speakers and the crowd by means of hand signals.
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Timmons, p. 261 This workshop broke from the conference's academic tone and instead led to a group discussion similar to what is now known as a "heart circle", a structure where people take it in turn to speak from the heart, without interruption. Throughout the summer of 1979, they developed and distributed what Hay termed a "Call", a flier to invite gay men to the retreat. The conference was held over the Labor Day weekend and attracted over two hundred participants.
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Another cue associated with turn-taking is that of timing. Within turn-taking, timing may cue the hearer to know that they have a turn to speak or make an utterance. Due to the very nature of turn-taking and that it is dependent on the context, timing varies within a turn and may be subjective within the conversation. Vocal patterns, such as pitch, specific to the individual also cue the hearer to know how the timing will play out in turn-taking.
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There were two main problems with this system. Firstly, the Train Controllers could become overloaded with path requests from Signalmen, train recording and other duties. This led to delays for Signalmen waiting for their turn to speak on the omnibus circuit, making the role of the Train Controller somewhat self-defeating. Secondly, Signalmen were often in a better position to make train working decisions by virtue of their experience and by being on the spot, but were prevented from doing so by bureaucratic procedures.
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Girls are more likely to wait their turn to speak, agree with others, and acknowledge the contributions of others. Boys, on the other hand, build larger group relationships based on shared interests and activities. Boys are more likely to threaten, boast, and call names, suggesting the importance of dominance and hierarchy in groups of male friends. In mixed-sex pairs of children aged 33 months, girls were more likely to passively watch a male partner play, and boys were more likely to be unresponsive to what their female partners were saying.
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New York used a progressive stack, in which people from marginalized groups are sometimes allowed to speak before people from dominant groups. Facilitators and "stack-keepers" urge speakers to "step forward, or step back" based on which group they belong to, meaning that women and minorities often moved to the front of the line, while white men often had to wait for a turn to speak. In addition to the over 70 working groups, the organizational structure also includes "spokes councils", at which every working group can participate.
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The people discussed if Cisneros should stay in power and, in the case he was removed from office, which type of government should be established. Saavedra stayed silent for the most part, awaiting his turn to speak. The most important speakers were Bishop Benito Lue y Riega, Juan José Castelli, Ruiz Huidobro, Manuel Genaro Villota, Juan José Paso and Juan Nepomuceno de Sola, among others. Saavedra was the last one to speak, and suggested that the political control should be delegated to the Cabildo until the formation of a governing Junta, in the manner and form that the Cabildo deemed appropriate.
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Marshall is wary about listening to the message, and asks the group what their father's last words to them would be should their fathers die; they realize that none of them would have anything special to say. Meanwhile, Ted and Barney unsuccessfully try to make Marshall laugh by showing him multiple videos of men getting hit in the groin in odd ways. During the service, after hearing stories told by Judy, Marcus, and Marvin Jr., Marshall's turn to speak at the memorial service comes. He impulsively goes out to hear his father's message, which appears to be a pocket dial.
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Coming from his elementary school, where two of his best friends were black, it was a rude awakening to the realities of ethnic tension that existed in Rosedale, Laurelton, Jamaica, and Springfield Gardens. Despite this, Jacobson chose not to take the attacks personally, and was able to overcome the volatile environment. He recalls attending a group counseling session in his freshman year of high school to address the racial problems that occurred at 231. When it was his turn to speak, he told of being threatened, beaten up, robbed, stuck with needles in the hallways, and held hostage in the school basement's bookroom.
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The three people represent "the Jeffersonian past, of statesmen and gentlemen farmers; the Jacksonian present, of demagogues, party hacks, and gullible citizens; and a materialistic future of isolated citizens with no common public life at all." Within Bingham's painting Stump Speaking, he creates a scene that has both a national message and a local message; some of the people portrayed in the paintings resemble local Missouri politicians. Behind the speaker sits a man resembling Bingham's self-portrait taking notes about the speech, waiting for his turn to speak. The "Stump Speaker" resembled Sappington,Erasmus D Sappington (1809–1858) married Penelope Breathitt (1823–1904) daughter of Kentucky Governor John Breathitt.
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An electronic meeting system is a suite of configurable collaborative software tools that can be used to create predictable, repeatable patterns of collaboration among people working toward a goal. With an electronic meeting system, each user typically has his or her own computer, and each user can contribute to the same shared object (session) at the same time. Thus, nobody needs to wait for a turn to speak and people don't forget what they want to say while they are waiting for the floor. When a group or a group's host deem it appropriate, people can contribute anonymously to most electronic meeting systems tools: this allows the group to focus on the content of ideas, rather than their sources.
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This often features the use of hand signals to increase participation and operating with discussion facilitators rather than leaders – a system that can be traced in part to the Quaker movement several centuries ago, to participatory democracy in ancient Athens, and to the spokescouncils of the 1999 anti-globalization movement. At the assemblies, working group proposals are made to meeting participants, who comment upon them using a process called a stack; a queue of speakers that anyone can join. In New York City, Occupy Wall Street uses what is called a progressive stack, in which people from marginalized groups are sometimes allowed to speak before people from dominant groups, with facilitators, or stack-keepers, urging speakers to "step forward, or step back" based on which group they belong to, meaning that women and minorities get to go to the front of the line, while white males must often wait for a turn to speak. The progressive stack concept has been criticized by some outside the movement as "forced equality" and "unfair".
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