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How can we speak up in a society that is likely to be retributive towards us?
It's so heavy, in fact, that when you breathe it in, whatever words you speak are kind of literally heavy as well, so they dribble down your chin and drop to the floor and soak into the cracks.
So when I speak to these leaders, I say, "Look, you could be the CEO, a very successful CEO of a company, but you could also be a steward."
So, Joris and an AI are designing this thing right now, as we speak, in Amsterdam.
When you work with those that don't look like you, or think like you, or speak like you, your shared mission of archaeological discovery erases all superficial differences.
One day many years ago, when I was a young graduate student and Omer was a young Gufti who couldn't speak much English, we learned, completely randomly, that we were born in the same year, the same month and the same day, six hours apart.
Whether it be via distraction, substance use, thrill-seeking or the scrupulous policing of my inner speak, I refused to be static and silent.
These influences I speak of are external to me, though.
Breaking your silence is never easy, and depending on where you are in the world, it can even be deadly to speak out about rape.
To speak more clearly despite a lisp, he went through his speeches with stones in his mouth.
The second round started six years after the shootings, when I was preparing to speak publicly about murder-suicide for the first time at a conference.
We need to speak truth to power, but we also need to be responsible.
If you look at movies such as "The Matrix," "Metropolis," "The Terminator," shows such as "Westworld," they all speak of this kind of fear.
It was very simply an opportunity for people to speak their minds about what they loved, which, in this world, is increasingly rare.
AIDS galvanized us into action; to stand up, to speak up and to act out.
Speak into it, and Facebook, get them coming, too.
Most people when they speak about universal basic income, they actually mean national basic income.
It's being built as we speak and it will be on show in Phillips next year in New York.
Their questions gave me room to speak, but they also gave me permission to ask them questions and to truly hear their responses.
It's how we speak about ourselves, how we understand our identity, how we look at our surroundings, who we find out about each other because of the meaning of our lives.
Because once you feel that you can't stand in the central space and speak on behalf of the world, you will feel that you can offer your goods up to a small, select group.
When I see this little girl, 11,000 years ago, I want to know that the little girl now can stand there and think she's entitled to her dreams, she's entitled to her destiny and she's entitled to speak on behalf of the whole world, be recognized for it and applauded.
In fact, it's likely happening right now as we speak.
I'm glad that I speak it.
I'm not sure what these people think, because I don't speak Norsk.
Some families can't even speak to each other right now.
She said, "The nice thing about being Catholic is we don't have to speak, and that's good, because we're not word people."
Yael Eisenstat: I'll speak into the box.
As a result, you learn to speak both languages.
I have a question regarding political correctness, and I'm curious: When did political correctness become synonymous with silencing, versus a way that we speak about other people to show them respect and preserve their dignity?
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