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And she spoke of a new environment: “Today, it is the Mohali spirit that pervades our relationship.
All of the candidates spoke flawless English – though the debate was translated into 16 languages.
Donald Rumsfeld and Smart PowerDonald Rumsfeld, America’s Secretary of Defense, recently spoke about the Bush administration’s global war on terror.
It was said of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol that he spoke seven languages, all of them in Yiddish.
Of Eban it could be said that he spoke ten languages, and all of them with an Oxford/Cambridge accent.
When I spoke with Wyatt last month, he acknowledged that there were practical reasons for not using real apes in his movie.
Their commander, who spoke with a distinct Liberian accent, called himself Captain Goldteeth.
In fact, Tsipras’s pilgrimage spoke to a long heritage of resistance within the movements making up his party – a heritage that could complicate any attempt he makes to strike a deal.
In France, one spoke of “Turqueries,” such as in Moliere’s play “The Bourgeois Gentilhomme.”
I spoke to a hairdresser who was raped because she is Christian.
Most of those to whom I spoke were poor and without hope for the future.
Very few Russians I spoke to about TV-6 mentioned the issue of freedom of speech; they spoke, rather, about who is now stealing from whom.
Autumn’s Known UnknownsNEW YORK – During the height of the Iraq war, then-US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld spoke of “known unknowns” – foreseeable risks whose realization is uncertain.
It would be good if more athletes spoke out, despite efforts by the Russian organizers to ban political statements.
But that was not what Pope Benedict XVI had in mind when he spoke recently about the dangers of sexual behavior.
Unique among his Republican peers, after 2001 he spoke – quietly in public, but loudly in private – against the Bush administration’s feckless fiscal policies.
As crowded as the Rubaya primary school’s classrooms are, every child I spoke to there had a sibling not attending school, because their family couldn’t cover the fees – around $10 per term.
On the morning of June 27, financial markets thought ECB President Mario Draghi spoke more positively on growth than in the recent past, and the value of the euro strengthened significantly.
Thirty years later, Jimmy Carter still spoke bitterly about an incident at the Democrats’ convention in 1980.
The Nobel laureate economist Robert Lucas spoke for many when he dismissed the importance of inequality: “Of the tendencies that are harmful to sound economics, the most seductive, and in my opinion the most poisonous, is to focus on questions of [income] distribution.”
These are real questions, yet at the NATO summit people spoke of them more in terms of symbols than as realities.
I recently spoke at the massive Abu Dhabi Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), which is a kind of Davos for oil-market participants.
China’s President Hu Jintao spoke about all that his country is already doing to reduce energy intensity and invest in “green” alternatives.
Andy Wood of the consultancy Grant Thornton spoke about inclusiveness in business, Neil McInroy of the Center for Local and Economic Strategies discussed local organizing, and Ander Etxeberria of the Mondragon Corporation told us about their employee-owned cooperatives in the Basque Country.
He said it was over, with his stone-faced wife on hand to confirm with a silence that spoke louder than words.
Corrupting the Fight Against CorruptionAt its recent annual meeting, World Bank officials spoke extensively about corruption.
Indeed, several weeks ago, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper spoke strongly against the lack of action in Sri Lanka, and indicated that if the next Commonwealth meeting is held there, as currently planned, he will not attend.
Manufacturers spoke up with a common voice: no more!
He spoke French with me.
US Secretary of State John Kerry also spoke at the Munich Security Conference.
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