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But despite his flair for public speaking and open-hearted approach, voters couldn’t see Milk’s radical vision.
Getting the nurses to practice speaking up when the baby mask is broken or the gloves are not in stock or someone's not washing their hands.
But it so happened he was speaking in a Protestant Church.
He's speaking in a parish hall.
The therapists encouraged her to sing her thoughts, since she was incapable of speaking them.
We now know that generally speaking, there are three stages of sleep: light sleep, rapid eye movement or REM and deep sleep.
She was a single woman about to go alone into a country, not even speaking the language, to travel alone by bus and boat to go to a beach she did not know or had never seen.
Statistically speaking, they're actually more likely to be rearrested than not.
We're speaking about tiny amounts.
We're actually speaking about a tenth of a millionth of a liter of compound, but we can dilute that compound several thousand times in its own volume of water and then test it against a whole range of nasty stuff, like cancer cells or bacteria.
And during that time, I actually taught classes without speaking.
I will show you this next thing, speaking of costumes for operas.
And then secondly, I'm a little bit nervous because I'm speaking in a foreign language, and I want to apologize in advance, for any mistakes I might make.
Because I'm from Switzerland, and I just don't hope you think this is Swiss German I'm speaking now here.
Like, really launched it, to the point where after quitting comedy, I became the most talked-about comedian on the planet, because apparently, I'm even worse at making retirement plans than I am at speaking my own mind.
And as far as speaking my own mind, like I said, I'm not great at it.
And I don't really have to talk, because, strictly speaking, I'm reciting.
What you see on the screen are the words that Eric is speaking to himself right now.
AK: What you just saw there was Doug communicating or speaking in real time for the first time since he lost the ability to speak.
And when I was speaking to him, you know, I thought, like I'm speaking to you now, right, but sort of in the middle of my questions, my excited questions, because the more I got to know him and his system, the more exciting this whole idea became.
I was speaking too loudly.
If I couldn't say it by speaking, this was my way of talking and telling things to the world.
That said, the evolution of, and the nuanced interaction that creates culture, is happening at 10 times the speed of the real world, and in an environment where, if you walk into a bar in Second Life, 65 percent of the people there are not in the United States, and in fact are speaking their, you know, various and different languages.
Now, speaking of brains and evolution at the moment, you look on the right, there's the pathway of vertebrate brain evolution, and we all have good brains.
And there was real disagreement in the room, but you wouldn't know, because no one was actually speaking up publicly.
This is the first 12 units in Copenhagen, another 60 on their way, another 200 are going to Gothenburg, and we're speaking with the Paris Olympics to put a small floating village on the Seine.
So now we're engaged, for instance, here I'm speaking to you, I'm engaged, I'm aware of you, of my surroundings, I'm aware of my internal state; but tonight when I go to sleep, I will be in a completely different state.
So that would be, roughly, 324 people have died since I've begun speaking.
And hope, of course, is the topic that I'm supposed to be speaking about, which I'd completely forgotten about until I arrived.
I've actually never seen it on one of those top ten lists of things people fear, like public speaking and death, but I'm pretty sure it actually belongs there.
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