He's a vocal Democrat and is particularly vocal on tax issues.
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The vocal effects have been traded in for more personal vocal arrangements.
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The scene highlights two vocal features associated with young women: vocal fry and uptalk.
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He may not have abundant vocal power, but he has something better: penetrating vocal presence.
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He wasn't a vocal anti-Semite yet, but he was a vocal anti-Muslim bigot.
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" The latter would become a very vocal and active oppositional force — probably more vocal than the "winners.
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At the same time, he underwent surgery on his vocal chords, which required months of vocal rest.
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But taking estrogen doesn't make trans women's vocal cords thinner, so their vocal pitch stays the same.
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Steeped in the Italian vocal heritage, he sang with supple phrasing and evenness through his entire vocal range.
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The country singer is on vocal rest following microlaryngeal surgery to remove a polyp from his vocal cords.
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Since age 8, my favorite extreme sport has been observing the chart-topping highs and "Glitter" movie lows of my vocal M.V.P., rooting for vocal victory after vocal victory, watching her routinely prove people wrong.
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Timberlake, on the other hand, went on to win Best Male Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Vocal Album.
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HILLMAN: Gram put a vocal on and it was OK, and then Roger and I put a vocal on.
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"I think vocal plasticity, or vocal learning, is something not rare, but prominent, in the lives of many animals."
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Two vocal sections, sung live by three members of the Ekmeles vocal ensemble, bookend instrumental selections from both composers.
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Sometimes if the vocal isn't central, if it's not a lead vocal, I don't even need to use a studio.
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Grande, whose album "Thank U, Next" drops Friday, is nominated for best pop vocal performance and best pop vocal album.
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I've always liked to manipulate my voice and consider it more as a vocal instrument than an upfront lead vocal.
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If J Balvin's engineer recorded his vocal, Bad Bunny's engineer recorded his vocal, and then Cardi's engineer recorded her vocal and most likely recorded most of the instruments, then I get parts from all these different engineers.
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And with that, Sessions's transformation from a vocal Russia hawk into a vocal supporter of closer cooperation with Putin was complete.
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Adele has damaged her vocal cords nearly six years after undergoing throat surgery for a hemorrhaged vocal chord in November 2011.
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"It's more difficult when you have certain disease that don't have vocal ... lets say they don't have vocal moms," he said.
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However, Timberlake was allowed to attend, and won the award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album.
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Prince was a vocal Tidal supporter Prince became a vocal Tidal supporter after the service's relaunch in March of last year.
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Also the band isn't responding to the vocal, the vocal is responding to the band, which is the wrong way around.
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Vocal fry means dropping your voice to its lowest natural register, which makes your vocal folds vibrate to produce a creaking sound.
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It turns out that measuring how far an animal's vocal cords can stretch is a much better predictor of its vocal range.
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Lake Bell Mimics Girls with Vocal Fry After hearing her rant about how vocal fry is taking over the world on Conan, we just knew we had to include the actress' own rendition of the ever-popular 'Sexy Baby Vocal Virus.
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The album received a nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2007 Grammy Awards and won Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. 6.
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Testosterone—for trans men who choose to take it—thickens the vocal cords, which slows the frequency of their vibrations, lowering vocal pitch.
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" I was playing with him that night and he was playing Kerri Chandler and some vocal house, and I was like "Vocal house?
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While vocal horse sounds, like neighs and whinnies, have been studied to an extent, non-vocal sounds are pretty much uncharted territory, Merkies said.
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One of the things I do is punch the vocal in and out and see if it sounds better with the vocal or worse.
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Cis men's vocal tracts have lower resonant frequencies than cis women's vocal tracts, since they're taller on average and their larynxes drop during puberty.
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Sarandon has been a vocal critic of the Democratic party for years, while Messing was a vocal supporter of Clinton throughout her failed campaign.
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Cher's "Believe," released in 1998, was the first song to utilize Auto-Tune's now ubiquitous vocal warping vocal effects that experienced massive commercial success.
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And some men who think they are sympathetic to women's causes and can stand vocal women apparently can't stand vocal women who are witty.
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That vocal twang that we expect in country music, it's in there — Lil Nas X has got a vocal twang, that real nasal sound.
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Ms. Bohbot initially intended to study vocal jazz at Syracuse University, but after discovering she had vocal cord nodules, she switched to retail management.
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The vocal tracts of other primates contain the same elements as ours — from vocal cords to tongues to lips — but their geometry is different.
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At times, I can be vocal about what I think people want to hear, as opposed to being vocal about what I really feel.
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At the time, Buck said his paralyzed vocal chord was the result of a virus in the laryngeal nerve of his left vocal cord.
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The menacing men grab Xtina just as the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer picks up the vocal slack, before the pair begin trading soulful vocal arias.
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It's hard to get an answer because the vocal organs used to make sounds, like the vocal cords in our throat, are mostly made of flesh.
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"Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48-hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal chords," a rep for Rihanna tells Mashable.
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Other elements of vocal quality besides pitch—which, remember, is controlled by how fast the vocal cords vibrate—also shape our perception of a speaker's gender.
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Freeman's legendary vocal chords are now available on the WAZE navigation app ... and you've gotta hear his vocal commands, 'cause they're as awesome as you'd expect.
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It looks like Ariana Grande may be sitting Grammy season out this year, despite being nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Vocal Performance.
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In a study published on Thursday in Current Biology, researchers studying vocal learning trained young gray seals to mimic human vocal sounds and carry a tune.
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The first Deicide record has a lot of pitch shifter—like they'd have the real vocal and the pitch shifter vocal in parallel for whole sections.
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There are vocal effects — Hjarne, whose music lies sadistically low even for a bass, sometimes soars into falsetto to evoke his madness — but little vocal impact.
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Jeannette LoVetri, Ms. Monk's vocal teacher — and the reason, Ms. Monk said, she's in such good vocal health at her age — is helping as a consultant.
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The second half of "ASAP Forever" is just a remixed version of "Porcelain," with a new female vocal laid over the top of the song's original vocal.
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It's classic move-fast Facebook — placate one group of vocal critics, even if it puts a less vocal group at risk — and I worry about the consequences.
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When the character Chloe develops nodes on her vocal cords in the 2012 hit film, Pitch Perfect, she opts for surgery, which destroys her upper vocal range.
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Vocal arrangements are by Deke Sharon, who was the on-site music director and vocal producer on the a cappella-themed movie "Pitch Perfect" and its sequel.
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Most here were functional; a couple — the flamboyant Johnny Buffalo from Backtrack, who won outstanding vocal percussion, and James Wallace of Transit Vocal Band — aspired to complexity.
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The Thelma and Louise star has been a vocal critic of the Democratic party for years, while Messing was a vocal supporter of Clinton throughout her failed campaign.
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Timberlake, who's currently on vocal rest due to "severely bruised vocal cords," celebrated the book's release with a silent Instagram video — including a hat-tip to Love Actually.
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The new Dirty Projectors song, "Keep Your Name," abandons the sneakily shredding guitars and unblemished vocal harmonies of past albums for pianos, programmed drums, and wild vocal modulation.
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Yelp has been a very active and vocal, one of the few companies that has been vocal talking about the growing power of companies like Google and Facebook.
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I didn't know that the vocal line from "This Must Be The Placenta," I didn't know that I had sung that vocal line on a song eight years earlier.
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So, for example, they would look at a photo of a happy face with a positive vocal sound for longer than a happy face with a negative vocal sound.
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"There's a lot I can do about regaining my vocal competency, my vocal ability and I've gone through all of that, so I'm really grateful about that," she said.
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" Janet—who was supposed to be recording her vocal the same day—saw this, turned to me and said, "Erm, I think I'll do my vocal down in Minneapolis.
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Helium is lighter than oxygen, enabling the vibrations of your vocal cords to travel more quickly, which shifts the resonant frequencies in your vocal tract to the higher end.
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The best pop solo performance was created in 2012 to meld together the awards for best female pop vocal performance, best male pop vocal performance and best pop instrumental performance.
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The Nickelodeon alum is nominated for two Grammys this year: one for best pop vocal performance for "God Is a Woman" and another for best pop vocal album for Sweetener.
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The team announced the project back in February and used a series of CT scans to map the structure of the vocal cords and vocal tract, based on their length.
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Since then, Bieber has been both a vocal Christian and a vocal Hillsong supporter, appearing at Hillsong events and conferences, as well as frequently appearing alongside Lentz on social media.
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S.C.W. "Impermanence"; Lorelei (Sono Luminus) The calligraphic squiggles and vocal arabesques of Franco-Flemish Renaissance music come alive in the full-bodied and radiant sound of this female vocal ensemble.
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To be sure, a vocal minority of Jews in Israel remain queasy about the American president, just as a vocal minority of Jews in the United States strongly support him.
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Coco Cohen, who leads group classes at an Equinox in New York City, told the Times she developed vocal nodules that eventually led to total vocal paralysis, which required surgery.
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" What's more, when women are more numerous and therefore more vocal on these topics, men become more vocal too, and "these effects are associated with more generosity to the poor.
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There seems to be this tension that comes with the audience, in that you want them to be vocal participants but not so vocal that they go into business for themselves.
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Instead of Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, there's now just Best Pop Solo Performance, which pits artists like Beyoncé and Justin Bieber against each other.
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"I gave them vocal files that I recorded before but didn't use for records I released in the past, and new vocal files that I recorded for this piece," says Ohara.
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To help maintain her vocal prowess, Ms. Jones enlists a vocal coach and a doctor who uses homeopathic medicines, massage techniques and energy work that she admits she doesn't totally understand.
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While Mr. Ryan is a vocal advocate of trade deals and wrote legislation that gave President Obama expanded authority to negotiate them, Mr. Trump is equally vocal in opposing free trade.
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I have firsthand seen the look of uncertainty on the face of a rising singer diagnosed with vocal cord nodules or the face of a university professor diagnosed with vocal tremor.
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Even though the world of biometric vocal identification constantly innovates and improves, there are still challenges and vocal identification solutions are still struggling with a bad false positives versus false negative ratio.
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Granted, it could be down to the vocal coaching that Ed gave me in between my hypnosis trances, but I've had vocal coaching lessons before and have never seen such a change.
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But just as there has been a vocal push to de-list the monument, there has been an equally vocal opposition, made up of Native American tribes and environmental and conservation groups.
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In 2006, Kelly Clarkson won her first two Grammys (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Since U Been Gone" and Best Pop Vocal Album for Breakaway) but she wasn't in a celebratory mood.
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She had been a vocal performance major at Mercer University and won the talent portion of her Miss America competition for her operatic vocal performance of "Tu Tu Piccolo Iddio," from Madame Butterfly.
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Rihanna was then examined by a doctor at her rehearsal Monday, who decided to put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because the singer was at risk of damaging her vocal cords.
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Like the verse after the beat change on "I Thought About Killing You," it sounds as if it's a reference vocal that will later be replaced by a vocal take with real emotion.
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And I had tweeted and was vocal, 'This isn't cool.
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Artists including Nelly Furtado have been vocal about fairer pay.
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Dianne Feinstein has been very vocal on the torture report.
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Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, another vocal advocate for the miners.
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Any device that requires vocal instructions makes my mother skeptical.
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The Poughkeepsie community was also very vocal about this issue.
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He's also been a vocal opponent of May's Brexit deal.
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Both have been vocal about their loss on social media.
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There's wrong notes, instruments out of tune, missed vocal cues.
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There are vocal harmonies on there that are literally wrong.
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Not all experts are as vocal in questioning Gilead's aims.
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But they have also been increasingly vocal about supply disruptions.
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Since rising to fame, Rihanna has become a vocal philanthropist.
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Telegrams founder, Pavel Durov, has remained vocal throughout the affair.
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But vocal fry is found among all sorts of speakers.
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Moreover, vocal fry is, in a way, uptalk's technical opposite.
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And then, third, be a vocal ally for these things.
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The record is marked by its array of vocal styles.
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Indeed, he has been one of its most vocal critics.
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Keith Urban Vocal Duo of the Year Brothers Osborne – WINNER
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Ms. Reddy, 28, has been one of the most vocal.
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They deserve the visible and vocal support of every American.
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Maxine Waters, have been vocal on the matter of impeachment.
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Carrie Underwood VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR WINNER: Brothers Osborne
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He has also been a vocal supporter of Vladimir Putin.
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Farage and his party were vocal proponents of a Brexit.
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Several vocal critics of Malka's approach say they were banned.
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I feel like you're doing more stuff with your vocal.
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Student recital, featuring a variety of vocal and instrumental selections.
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It's once again just a vocal thing with this one.
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Smollett himself is a vocal activist in the LGBTQ+ community.
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But what determines that vocal range in the first place?
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"Blue Ain't Your Color" — Keith Urban Best Pop Vocal Album
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Booker is one the most vocal advocates for marijuana legalization.
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Vocal IQ could enhance Siri natural language (read: conversational) prowess.
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All the people who were vocal on Twitter were arrested.
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The details: George Conway is a vocal critic of Trump.
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Vocal fry is even garnering great concern from Hollywood stars.
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GUILFOYLE: Wow, that was really -- GUTFELD: Starland Vocal Band. No?
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Oh, baby, baby: Britney Spears and her trademark vocal fry.
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And that's what this Vocal Majority Tour is all about.
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I didn't realize how vocal, passionate, and influential they are!
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Despite the album's name, the vocal legend really never left.
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Eat delicious pasta and make sure you're vocal about it.
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I am a vocal advocate who supporting the Spitzenkandidat process.
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Al Green, a Texas Democrat and vocal proponent of impeachment.
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Premier Notley has become increasingly vocal in support of pipelines.
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Sessions was a vocal critic of Obama's immigration reform efforts.
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I love the production and I love their vocal melodies.
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Has that pushed you to become more vocal, as well?
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Omar has been very vocal in her defense of Palestine.
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Zuckerberg has previously been vocal about education and immigration reform.
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Republicans and Trump have been vocal about repealing the ACA.
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ACM Category: New Vocal Group Who Were They Up Against?
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Despite the vocal criticism, Trump has still backed the bill.
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The particulars of the vocal attack differ, as voices will.
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Jeb Bush's campaign and has been a vocal Trump critic.
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Figures at the company are getting increasingly vocal about Trump.
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Fiore has been a vocal supporter of the Bundy family.
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In fact, he was vocal about how wrong that is.
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"Listen, I am going to be very vocal," she said.
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I will continue to be vocal about human rights abuses.
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The war for your casual vocal queries has really begun.
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A small but vocal independence movement has sprung up there.
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There was more vocal used than in the final piece.
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It's very important for me to be vocal about it.
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He knew he needed help and was vocal about it.
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Opposition to the Games, however, has been no less vocal.
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Kristol was a vocal critic of Trump during the campaign.
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Being vocal in your role is what helps bring change.
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Soon, Ms. Rivers's vocal cords closed and she stopped breathing.
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Following the shooting, he was particularly vocal about gun reform.
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They were among the most vocal critics of his loss.
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Namely, singer Geoff Rickly has stepped down from vocal duties.
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Sessions has been a vocal critic of the visa program.
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Opposing them are broadband providers, who have been vocal critics.
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And some of the bill's most vocal opponents, GOP Sens.
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On stage, Hammack is all kinetic energy and vocal power.
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He has been particularly vocal about reducing the national debt.
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But its most vocal critic, conservative Freedom Caucus Chair Rep.
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The song has a "aggressive, confrontational vocal attitude," said Pandora.
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Have I been vocal about my frustrations to my spouse?
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Like McCain, Dingell was a vocal critic of the president.
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George Wallace (D), one of American history's most vocal segregationists.
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President Donald Trump has been a vocal critic of McCain.
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Delta has been particularly vocal about this in recent years.
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Trump had been vocal about his opposition to the deal.
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Expect Poland and Hungary to lead a vocal push back.
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Neugebauer has been a vocal Republican critic of the agency.
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Trump still has his vocal supporters following his decision Friday.
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But we didn't have to be that vocal about it.
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He gave his last vocal recital about 10 years ago.
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It is counterproductive to be too vocal about trade deficits.
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Arpaio had been a vocal Trump backer during the campaign.
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"Zombie" is as accompanied as a vocal line can be.
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Did that inspire your decision to expand your vocal approach?
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Lady Gaga has been a vocal ally during Kesha's struggle.
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Lindsay is very vocal about wanting to settle down, too.
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What's most striking about it is Mr. Malik's vocal cool.
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He actually has become more vocal in defense of Trump.
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I think it's about being more vocal and having opinions.
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We were using bells and tape loops and vocal loops.
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It also doesn't hurt that Smith is no vocal slouch.
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Media leaders are more vocal about their point of view.
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Facebook has been a particularly vocal supporter of the measure.
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Komplete perfection, and an object in lesson in vocal sampling.
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There's so much screaming, so I'm usually on vocal rest.
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What are vocal cords anyway, if not the ultimate synthesisers?
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Beyoncé has been vocal on her stance on police brutality.
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McCain and Flake have both been vocal critics of Trump.
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One vocal advocate for Pawlenty's candidacy has been former Sen.
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Some of the most vocal critics were women like Mrs.
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Lagerfeld was also a vocal critic of the #MeToo movement.
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She was vocal, however, in championing causes of her choosing.
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He's been vocal before, this time should've been no different.
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A number of technology companies have been much more vocal.
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Being vocal in the age of social media is hard.
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Goerke survived a vocal crisis before becoming an acclaimed Brünnhilde.
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And she's not the only the celebrity vocal about reading.
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Trump has been vocal about using torture against the enemy.
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Kanter's decision to be vocal has come at a cost.
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Can you control your vocal sounds more purposefully and effectively?
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"Jenny is very vocal," said Nathan Buck, a former colleague.
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But she also struggled, with depression, and with vocal issues.
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Other pop star contemporaries of Swift's have been politically vocal.
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He was one of the more vocal supporters of Mrs.
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But increasingly, the most vocal criticism is coming from Democrats.
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"I've never been vocal about my African roots," he said.
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The most vocal official leading the charge has been Rep.
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Others plan to make a vocal stand at tomorrow's meeting.
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He is also a vocal advocate of impeaching Mr. Trump.
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Hollywood is an industry that is especially vocal about inclusion.
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Her gliding vocal paired ideally with Hubert Laws's fluttering flute.
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Until then — despite the risks — they continue to remain vocal.
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Those who oppose abortion are a small but vocal minority.
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James has been vocal about showing his emotions for years.
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Rick Scott has been a vocal opponent of arming teachers.
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Jerry Brown of California, a vocal supporter of renewable energy.
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They supported her fully as she switched to vocal studies.
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Rose McGowan McGowan was one of Weinstein's most vocal accusers.
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It's a day of love but also of vocal athleticism.
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She has been a vocal critic of Trump's immigration policies.
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The vocal lines find direct physical expression in the movement.
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It's stretching your vocal cords almost to the breaking point.
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The young woman can sing, with a wide vocal range.
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Overall, the detractors, though vocal, seem to be a minority.
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Among the most vocal critics of the bills was Match.
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Aetna's CEO has taken a vocal stance on the issue.
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Many consumers value neutrality, and are vocal about this desire.
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Flake has been among the administration's most vocal GOP critics.
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Paul has been a vocal opponent of the Senate's bill.
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"It's clear that being vocal is working," Mr. Chow said.
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A handful of Republicans — including vocal war skeptics like Sens.
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Indeed, long live Moriarty as the cackling, vocal fried Carrigan!
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Real damage to the vocal cords that needed real treatment.
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When they do, a vocal contingent online pushes against it.
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Manu and Tony have been more vocal in that regard.
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Would Ms. O'Hara have the vocal heft for the piece?
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Now women are so much more vocal in these meetings.
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Musk has been particularly vocal about his disdain for shorts.
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Ludacris, 42, has been vocal about his love for Africa.
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He was also a vocal advocate of the UPC combination.
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Frustrations were so vocal in Jackson and Big Sky, Mont.
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Freiberg advised being bold (and vocal) about your business goals.
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He remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
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Nowhere have those elements been as vocal as Quebec City.
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Gutiérrez is among the most vocal Democrats on immigration issues.
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Mr. Kushner has not been vocal about his political beliefs.
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John Kasich, one of the president's most vocal Republican critics.
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Both Hoyer and Clyburn are vocal opponents of term limits.
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Labor unions have been especially vocal in opposing the tax.
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She's also been vocal in her support for Planned Parenthood.
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Lieu has been a frequent and vocal critic of Trump's.
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Many of them were vocal about their views against marijuana.
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MORE (Texas) to more vocal Trump defenders such as Rep.
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The vocal soloists, all with operatic leanings, were nevertheless varied.
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This record has a little bit of a cheesy vocal.
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You have started to be more vocal about being undocumented.
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Bullock has been the most vocal critic of the system.
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Since then, McCain has remained a vocal critic of Trump.
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At the 2019 Grammy Awards taking place in Los Angeles on Sunday, Grande is nominated in two categories: best pop vocal performance for "God Is a Woman" and best pop vocal album for Sweetener.
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One example of these elements is resonant frequency: how the sound produced by the vibrations of the vocal cords are filtered through the vocal tract, which depend on physical attributes, such as its size.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," the singer's rep previously told PEOPLE.
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The Barton Bellas show off their vocal ranges in Pitch Perfect (2012)Most people have a modest two-octave vocal range when they sing, but some rare talents can manage five octaves or more.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," a rep for the singer told PEOPLE.
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AKUA "Offering" Canadian-Ghanaian singer and artist AKUA created a studio marvel on this track by layering 50 vocal tracks, all recorded in a self-constructed vocal booth in the basement of her childhood home.
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This includes taking advantage of quiet moments between shows, checking in with doctors, being "conscious of my vocal health and my vocal stamina," and having "a really open line of communication" with friends and family.
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The "Dear Future Husband" singer underwent surgery for a severely hemorrhaged vocal cord in 2015, causing her to have to cancel her tour at the time, and then had another vocal cord procedure in 2017.
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Now these vague itches of discontent have mutated into vocal rage.
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And that's understandable: The show has fostered a devoted, vocal community.
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Then there's something like Pet Sounds, with 10-track vocal harmonies.
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"Donny was a vocal critic of Corey," Stone told the website.
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Rafsanjani was a vocal supporter of current Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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The "30 Rock" star has been vocal about not supporting Trump.
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And the frogs are also consistently visual, but not consistently vocal.
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Z have been vocal in their opposition to an IEX approval.
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But there's a vocal group stringently opposed to its use altogether.
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It has also been vocal about wanting to support local industry.
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Some studies have looked specifically at how vocal pitch affects business.
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He has been known to be particularly vocal at 3 a.m.
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Adele is, of course, a vocal supporter of all things Beyoncé.
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This cat, however, prefers to be a little bit more vocal.
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The press has never, never been more vocal -- on Donald Trump.
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In "Spirit," Beyoncé masterfully showcases her power and vocal acrobatic skills.
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If that's the case, I think they should be MORE vocal.
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And those were the two times that I had vocal surgery.
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"Clockworks" — Meshuggah Best Jazz Vocal Album The Journey — The Baylor Project
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Scott's Jasmine is more vocal, powerful, and well, an actual character.
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Benioff was a vocal proponent of the idea, and it won.
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LAMARR: There are vocal things we associate with age. Depth. Texture.
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Unsurprisingly, McMullin has been a vocal critic of the GOP nominee.
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I can be vocal in both my admiration and my dissatisfaction.
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He has been a vocal critic of Modi and his policies.
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The vocal track is wonderful because it's so intimate and sensitive.
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Facts First: Biden was a vocal opponent of federally-mandated busing.
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Human vocal cords can't be retuned or replaced like cello strings.
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Trump was a vocal supporter of the FBI throughout the case.
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These easygoing dogs do have one downside: They can be vocal.
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Streisand has been vocal about her disdain for President Donald Trump.
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Indeed, German economists and pundits are Mr Draghi's most vocal critics.
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Monahan has continued to be vocal on Twitter about her allegations.
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We should continue to be vocal #vaccine advocates Her son died.
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I don't want my followers to think they can't be vocal.
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If it was a vocal, she duplicated it just as perfectly.
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Lady Gaga has been one of Kesha's most vocal celebrity supporters.
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Murray, the company's CEO, is a vocal champion of the industry.
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And throughout them, there was vocal opposition among Biden's Democratic ranks.
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Thanks to Vocal Fry Studios for engineering our taping with Jane.
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Check out the whole number, flips and vocal runs included, below.
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He was a vocal opponent of the 2008 Wall Street bailout.
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Startups are much more vocal about their successes than their failures.
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Tim McGraw & Faith Hill VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR Lady Antebellum
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For his vocal nationalistic base, it is a passionately held cause.
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They'll focus on vocal clarity during the evening news, for instance.
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Byrne is also a vocal proponent of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.
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"We need to become more vocal and more demanding," Kooijmans says.
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Meghan Trainor has been vocal about her support of LGBT rights.
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But the administration was less vocal about the benefits for business.
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He also has a cuffed tracheostomy that blocks his vocal cords.
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Sam Smith is taking time to recuperate following some vocal troubles.
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But I also try to stay vocal about issues, not people.
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You can spoil a song with the wrong vocal very easily.
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Both women have become vocal advocates against sexual harassment and assault.
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They maintain relaxed, conversational vocal tones, rather than shouting or exaggerating.
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Were you more happy with your vocal performance on this album?
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He was also a vocal proponent of restructuring Puerto Rico's debt.
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At the same time, your vocal chords will close up tight.
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Mr Kurz is another vocal critic of Mrs Merkel's immigration policies.
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That's one of the reasons I have been vocal on this.
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Jeff's vocal really came into its own on that record too.
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Louie Vega Starring…XXVIII — Louie Vega Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
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Last year, the company snapped up Vocal IQ, Emotient and Perceptio.
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You can insure container ships or a pop star's vocal cords.
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When you listen to Rodrigues you're listening to a vocal gift.
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" Bautista added, "I've been very vocal about the way I feel.
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Just don&apost expect the coach to be vocal about it.
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The more vocal we are, the more change there will be.
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But Farley — who's been vocal about liking Harley — isn't buying it.
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She has a high-pitched baby voice riddled with vocal fry.
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Brothers Osborne are also nominated for vocal duo of the year.
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We've been plenty vocal about our love for blazers this season.
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Thiel has been among the company's most vocal proponents, in fact.
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Gaga has been vocal about her concerts being an inclusive place.
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She would later become a vocal advocate for mental health care.
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It even sounds good for podcasts and other vocal dominant tracks.
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EHRLICH: We're pretty vocal about the Academy itself representing artists' rights.
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Obama's most vocal adversary in the debate was not present, however.
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Holy Sons is very vocal heavy, with lyrics at the fore.
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Cloudflare, historically, has been a vocal supporter of the open internet.
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He's been very vocal about how much he hated the process.
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And Zucker was quite vocal about his distaste for that scenario.
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He liked the song, but he wasn't hearing his vocal yet.
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And there's no room for emotional ambiguity in his vocal delivery.
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After the show was cancelled, were you vocal about being depressed?
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He was vocal in criticizing the war from the very beginning.
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KS: As you know, I've been super vocal on this issue.
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It has also made stars of the government's most vocal critics.
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His sister, the late Peggy Say, became his most vocal advocate.
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But I wanted to move, and I was vocal about it.
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Ortega, a vocal critic of Maduro's government, could face a trial.
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has been among the most vocal.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers are growing increasingly vocal in their calls for retaliation.
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Icahn, another vocal Trump supporter, has yet to financially back him.
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He has been a vocal supporter of efforts to impeach Trump.
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Flake, a vocal Trump critic, announced he was retiring last October.
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Ariel Winter has been a very vocal champion of body positivity.
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Those hooks, though, aren't always vocal lines, or even melody lines.
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Don't really know whether I like the vocal delivery or not.
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Chaffetz never been so vocal on behalf of rape victims, however.
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Even if it frustrates vocal longtime users, as it surely will.
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Lena Dunham has always been vocal about her battle with endometriosis.
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Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.), a vocal and unabashed defender of Russia.
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He was an early and vocal supporter of Trump's presidential bid.
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Kasich was one of Trump's most vocal critics during the campaign.
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An increasingly vocal anti-vaccine movement rose up to fight this.
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Navarro was a vocal opponent of Trump throughout the election season.
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How did this particular Pikachu mutate its apparently human vocal cords?
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His famed "Believe" video even has them synced to vocal samples.
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"NeNe was super vocal about Kroy not going," Zolciak-Biermann said.
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Hillary Clinton has been more vocal, politically, since her election defeat.
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But Amazon has also attracted vocal protests over its business practices.
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Huckabee is not Jewish but is a vocal supporter of Israel.
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The movement of the vocal sac made them easier to find.
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Though Harris has no vocal presence on Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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Schneiderman had also been a vocal opponent of the Trump administration.
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Israel has been vocal in its hostility to the Iran accord.
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"She was vocal about wanting to elevate her brand," he said.
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Her vocal range is stunning, though the precise parameter is unknown.
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Twain said she has worked hard to overcome the vocal damage.
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In recent years he has been very vocal against the government.
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One of the most vocal critics of the delay, Democratic Sen.
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The rapper has long been a vocal critic of President Trump.
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They may be vocal and violent, but they're a minority nonetheless.
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Hauser agrees that we should be vocal — now more than ever.
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The frogs are brown, but the vocal sacs are pale white.
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President Donald Trump has been one of Kaepernick's most vocal critics.
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Miley Cyrus is on the mend after undergoing vocal cord surgery.
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It's true that Trump hasn't been a vocal opponent of marijuana.
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"I don't know how Hollywood can be more vocal," Chieng says.
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No candidate has been more vocal in his criticisms than Bullock.
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Barr has been a vocal Trump supporter since the 2016 election.
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Bunner reportedly was vocal on social media about his political leanings.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), another vocal proponent of delaying the vote.
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Kunis was pretty vocal about her dismay with her frail body.
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Trump's also been vocal on Twitter with his distaste for Amazon .
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Among the most vocal critics of that requirement is Montana Gov.
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Louis, not surprisingly, has been a vocal supporter of the protests.
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Hastings had always been vocal about his belief in streaming video.
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Others have had a vocal gift, some of them quite wonderful.
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Flake has been a frequent and vocal critic of the president.
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Ultimately, Collins did and became a very vocal one at that.
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"Partita for 8 Voices" is a pattern book of vocal styles:
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The Democratic takeover positioned one of Bush's most vocal critics, Rep.
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An Evening of Jazz, with FTC Jazz Orchestra and Vocal Jazz.
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Pruitt has been a vocal proponent of withdrawing from the accord.
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He speaks through the vibrations of his Vocal Cords very normally.
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Jasmyn [Burke] is interesting with her vocal qualities—same with Katie.
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A. To me vocal acrobatics are like a Black Forest cake.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) and his vocal supporters in Tampa Bay.
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There's a whole lot of twanging going on, vocal and instrumental.
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At the same time, the vocal was both roaring and howling.
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It's challenging to me, more from a vocal side of things.
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Her vocal abilities —even in her last years performing— were unparalleled.
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Reagan was also vocal on a number of heath-related issues.
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On the court, Barrs was the team's heartbeat, its vocal leader.
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Oracle in particular has been a vocal critic of the process.
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Other models have been vocal about the sometimes-destructive industry demands.
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"Be vocal at your grocery store and at restaurants," Price says.
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The support for fabric was unbelievably vocal, and exceptionally high-profile.
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"Saturday" is a freewheeling, danceable song that showcases Glover's vocal versatility.
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Great for warming up vocal cords and souls before the show.
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But Jones's election elevates one of the effort's most vocal supporters.
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Dread can yield frantic, needling work: deranged guitar, a yelping vocal.
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Meanwhile, the SEC has become increasingly vocal on initial coin offerings.
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A vocal group of patients' mothers had made denial politically untenable.
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Because the vocal performance, by Karen Harding, is soulful and sure.
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She deserves to focus on her vocal training and piano lessons.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), among Capitol Hill's most vocal immigration reformers.
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Gutierrez has since become a vocal supporter of the #MeToo movement.
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The vocal soloists are Sandrine Piau, Hugo Hymas and Alex Rosen.
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On Twitter, a search for "Hallmark socks" delivered many vocal detractors.
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CEO Jamie Dimon has been vocal about his interest in tech.
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In recent days, Cook has been especially vocal about the incident.
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Trump returned Cramer's vocal support with an endorsement announced in June.
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William Shatner has emerged as a vocal champion of the song.
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Republican legislators have become more vocal in advocating for CSR payments.
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His departure would free Ms. Merkel of a longtime vocal critic.
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First of all, the vocal material, the quality of the voice.
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She has since become one of the organization's most vocal critics.
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She hates the rule and is vocal about it every time!
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The vocal "no" camp is undeterred by the recent opinion polls.
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She has since emerged as a vocal critic of the administration.
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The vocal demands are a workout for almost every performer onstage.
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But the vocal public reaction against the Clearcast decision heartened him.
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I've learned to be more vocal about my needs without fear.
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Canadian officials have been among the most vocal about drug cheating.
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The S.D.F. is secular, left-leaning and vocal about women's rights.
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Mr. Engler, 60, is now a vocal supporter of the dormitory.
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For the vocal some, many are clearly having a hard time.
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Ms Hannigan sings Mr Abrahamsen's quietly moving vocal lines with conviction.
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Kelly has been a vocal critic of NBC in the past.
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Kitt We added the ensemble, a vocal arrangement from the bridge.
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She nearly gave herself vocal damage trying for a gospel sound.
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" About the activists, she said: "This younger generation is more vocal.
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She has been vocal about the cruel story of her childhood.
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Customers have been less vocal, given their dependency on the bureaus.
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That's why Trump was so vocal about it during the campaign.
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ThirdLove has been vocal about Victoria's Secret's business in the past.
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Another uncle, Ahmed Raissouni, is a vocal critic of the government.
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Some smaller websites were among the most vocal in online protests.
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Mayor Ferré was long a vocal proponent of Puerto Rican statehood.
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Perry's "Hot N Cold" was nominated for best female pop vocal.
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Lambert's "Dead Flowers" was nominated for best female country vocal performance.
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But Dr. Tedros has very vocal enemies in the Ethiopian diaspora.
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Rowling, a vocal Trump opponent, criticized the president during his campaign.
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But Carlson's vocal opposition to a Trump policy is another story.
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Its prime-time opinion hosts are vocal supporters of President Trump.
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LeBron James has been vocal about the Cavaliers adding another playmaker.
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One of the most vocal opponents of repeal seems to agree.
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Two of Rosenstein's most vocal critics in the House, Republican Reps.
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Was very vocal always for the players and what they deserve.
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Some also route vocal commands straight to Siri, Alexa or Google.
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Those members got more vocal as the calendar ticked toward December.
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Legislators have been especially vocal about criminals abusing that anonymity. Rep.
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She has been a known and vocal critic of ESG investing.
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One Republican was very vocal about voting "no" on Pompeo; Sen.
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Mr. Vogt may lack the vocal heft of a classic heldentenor.
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Democrats in the room were vocal with their unequivocal answer: Yes.
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Cheering on all of Trump's gray skies is a vocal media.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have been vocal about this strange case.
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Dutt is one of the most vocal English journalists in India.
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Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, has been a vocal supporter of Trump.
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Trump's most vocal critics are trying to get this issue heard.
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Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), a vocal supporter of USMCA, told POLITICO.
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These exchanges can be filled with vocal disagreement, cheers and boos.
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"The clamour for change is only getting more vocal," she opines.
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He has since been a frequent, vocal critic of the president.
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Icahn has been a vocal critic of Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub.
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A successful team is diverse, driven, communicative, vocal ... and often argumentative.
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It also made me think about becoming more vocal about periods.
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But one of his first lessons for pupils is vocal modulation.
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The actress had been vocal about controversial issues in the past.
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Both Flake and Corker are Republicans, but they're vocal Trump critics.
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Do you feel like you get hurt by being so vocal?
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Jay wrote the vocal melody and sings one of the songs.
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Schneiderman is one of Airbnb's most well-known and vocal opponents.
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Following the Rub & Tug announcement, online reaction was swift and vocal.
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And once I found the voice, me and a vocal coach, and a vocal pathologist, and an ear nose and throat doctor… we all worked together to find a way to make it maintainable and sustainable, so that what you're hearing onstage sounds like I'm ruining my voice, but in turn, I'm actually taking the brunt off of my vocal chords.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," a rep for the singer previously told PEOPLE.
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You could take a track that's got a lot of energy, really beat-y and rhythmic, and put a really croon-y vocal on it—a legato vocal that draws out the notes—and ruin it.
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So last year, a campaign called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health created the Be Vocal Collection, a selection of free photos that counteract the grim, one-dimensional portrayals of people with mental health conditions.
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It tells them that their voices lack authority, like in the case of vocal fry and upspeak, a vocal phenomenon that both men and women exhibit but is used most often as a pejorative against the latter.
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"The neural code for vocal movements is partially shared across different individuals, and that an artificial vocal tract modeled on one person's voice can be adapted to synthesize the speech from another person's brain activity," Chang explains.
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It puts intense strain on a young person's vocal chords, which can lead to irritation and long-term side effects such as burst vessels or nodules (benign growths which limit vocal range and can cause permanent hoarseness).
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"Throat clearing can be a symptom of reflux that can mean that there is mucus on the vocal cords or even swelling on the vocal cords, the sensation of mucus being on the throat frequently," he says.
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A vocal style that pulls emotions out of a hat and inhabits them in an exaggerated representational performance is a vocal style that must be calculated to the extreme if the approach is to succeed at all.
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The US Army has been vocal about wanting to boost clean energy.
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Supporters of the initiative have been running a visual and vocal campaign.
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"I was as vocal and as adamant" in past years, he said.
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"Historically, there have been very vocal disputes about content tagging," Pande says.
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I sprained my vocal chords and I can't speak — it really sucks.
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In fact, her five-octave vocal range is the stuff of legend.
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Flashback: Trump was a vocal opponent of strikes in Syria in 2013.
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Johnson, a vocal backer of Trump, suggested May was surrendering to Brussels.
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Fink was a vocal supporter of President Enrique Pena Nieto's economic reforms.
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Ariana may say she's dangerous, but inside ...she's pure, sweet vocal ability.
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The aviation industry has been among the most vocal of the shutdown.
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"These people tend to be very vocal about their beliefs," Smith said.
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Were there vocal reactions from people in the audience during that screening?
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The favourable treatment owes a lot to a vocal homeopathic-pharmaceutical lobby.
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The tracks, unsurprisingly, demonstrate the musician's vocal prowess which defined his career.
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Retro connotations are rooted in his mother's love of 60s vocal groups.
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While conservative groups have been most vocal, the debate transcends party lines.
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Randy Neugebauer — a vocal critic of the CFPB — about serving as director.
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Frankel has been vocal about fish allergy awareness for quite some time.
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Adele's other wins included best pop vocal album and pop solo performance.
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Swift has become more vocal about her politics over the past year.
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Kasich has been a vocal opponent of Trump's policies, particularly on immigration.
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So we found her a vocal coach who worked with Broadway actors.
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Both actresses have been vocal supporters of Clinton's candidacy throughout the election.
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Walmart isn't alone Shareholders are growing increasingly vocal at companies' annual meetings.
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This is the first album where you have songwriting and vocal contributions.
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Then there's Lauren Day's vocal which is plushly downtempo and utterly unhurried.
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Hurd, in particular, has been a vocal proponent of fiber optic technology.
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Of course, she's been vocal that marriage isn't a priority of hers.
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Since then, China has been most vocal in calling for their resumption.
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Recently, the actor has been vocal about his love for the actress.
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And since then, he's been more vocal in his criticism of Trump.
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Tinashe even said that her favorite vocal warm-up is singing Brit.
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This song sucked me in with the vocal arrangement on the chorus.
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But before Sunday's big show, Ben Platt is going on vocal rest.
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I followed it and was vocal about my disappointment on social media.
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Since then, McGowan has remained a vocal advocate of the #MeToo movement.
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And so I get our need to be vocal to that extent.
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But the film makes Ally's raw vocal performances central to her charisma.
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Rand Paul, another Republican who has been a vocal proponent of AUMF.
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And while Twain's vocal ailment presented challenges, she's upbeat about the outcome.
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The influential House Freedom Caucus has been particularly vocal on such concerns.
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"I think this year our messaging will be more vocal," Lee mused.
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SZA said her vocal cords are permanently damaged, and fans are heartbroken.
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Yet there is one subject that Wells' supple vocal range won't reach.
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Ocean has been a vocal supporter and member of the LGBTQ community.
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The Committee to Defend the President is led by former vocal Sen.
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I have been a vocal, ardent defender of encumbrance mechanics for years.
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Bennett, 31, is "basically the most vocal of the Seahawks," added Dagan.
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"He's been very vocal, even when Lionel was here," Thaddeus Young said.
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This isn't the first time Lopez has showed off Emme's vocal prowess.
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You just become more vocal because you're more distressed by the situation.
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Halsey knows the struggle, too, and got vocal about it on Twitter.
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He was also vocal about Trump's birther claims and comments about women.
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She was vocal on what changes should be made in Hollywood. pic.twitter.
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This is not the first time Smith has run into vocal troubles.
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She's a vocal beast and we're both great in our own right!!
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If it sounds worse, I scrap the vocal and start to again.
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And as of today, his internal opposition is vocal, public, and funded.
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He later colored and played with cars, but he wasn't real vocal.
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That might just lead to a less liberal, less vocal AI community.
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Both have been vocal in their controversial views on Islam and counterterrorism.
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Malaysian Muslim leaders have been vocal about events that involve dogs before.
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Perry has been a vocal supporter of Clinton, spanning back the primaries.
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The EP rattles with electronic energy and aggressive brushstrokes of vocal manipulation.
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All three of whom—ROZES, MØ, and Alina Baraz—are vocal contributors.
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It may also ultimately lead to better treatments for damaged vocal cords.
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The one who has remained a fierce, vocal advocate for climate action.
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Thiel, however, has been a vocal supporter of Trump's since the election.
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We became more politically active and vocal about issues facing our community.
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"You literally beat me to death with that vocal performance," he said.
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The model has been a vocal supporter of the singer as well.
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President-elect Trump has also been a vocal opponent of net neutrality.
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None were more vocal about clinging to the 3.5mm jack than Samsung.
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But when it comes to popular music, vocal fry actually enhances expressiveness.
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"Staying Alive", another enduring hit from the album, won best vocal arrangement.
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Most recently, reputation earned a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album.
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The most vocal celebrity advocate on Stanley's behalf has been Whitney Cummings.
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Be vocal in demanding safe and secure access to your bank account.
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Most are Labour and vocal in their criticism of the Conservative government.
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Since his resignation, Stamper has become a vocal proponent of police reform.
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Ismail has been very vocal about No Man's Sky's PC release issues.
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You've been vocal about your dislike of art fairs in the past.
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Australia's top male vocal group Human Nature is on the road again.
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Perpetually handsome gentleman Brandon Flowers taps into his own enraptured vocal drama.
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Keke Palmer: Scream Queens star, badass author, and vocal supporter of hacking?
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Both Republicans and religious organizations have been vocal about the Green's ordinance.
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Trump was vocal about her appearance back then – telling PEOPLE in Feb.
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Single "Who's Gonna," featuring rapper Kaniva, shows off her vocal harmonising too.
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Jeff Sessions, has been a vocal opponent of clemency for drug offenders.
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Clinton and Podesta have been vocal about their interest in extraterrestrial life.
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In fact, many are vocal about the perks the digital platforms offer.
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It's funny because before my son was born, she was more vocal.
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Meanwhile, Obama is an extremely vocal critic of left-wing campus illiberalism.
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Tech companies have been vocal in their opposition to Trump's immigration actions.
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Elsewhere, overdubbed exclamations produce vocal polyphony while the keyboards shine and flicker.
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