Presidential candidates have recently turned opioid addiction into the stump speech topic du jour.
You'll also wince at the windy speeches about addiction and risk, to which Mr. McGovern was apparently addicted.
The drama of "Embassytown" develops as the Ariekei learn to lie and are beset by violent addiction to a new kind of speech.
And lest you imagine that "addiction" is just a figure of speech, it isn't.
He used a blackboard and chalk, and in 1972, the Navy filmed the speech to use for mandatory addiction training, titling the movie "The Blackboard Talk".
In the State of the Union address, and again in a speech in April, Bush deplored America's "addiction to oil," rightly describing it as "a matter of national security".
She regularly gives motivational speeches to audiences on topics such as addiction recovery, spirituality and family relationships.
A participant reported being subjected to accusations of drug addiction when side effects of pain medication caused fatigue, along with speech and mobility problems (ref 30).
Hillary walked on stage in one of her signature pantsuits and delivered an impassioned speech about the "constellation of issues" that surround mental illness and addiction.
The pain from the injuries was constant and led to a painkiller addiction, which then resulted in an overdose and a stroke that affected his speech.
