But her blunt reality-check speech to Mags radically expands our access to this complex, difficult woman.
The onus fell back on voters to use the internet to fact-check speeches and to call out falsehoods".
Unfortunately, there are no standards for determining actual quality, but you can check the speech software makers' Web sites for their comments.
To this day, candidates with military backgrounds like to say to aides, "Have you snake-checked this speech?" We have another retired general and another intriguing verb.
At last check, the speeches and writings of Dr. King did not preclude white students from attending HBCUs.
I fact-checked the speech, and teamed up with Taylor Dolven to examine Trump's use of the term "chain migration," a new buzzword that's being used to drum up support for reducing *legal* immigration to the U.S.
We found that at the 3.5-year check concerns about speech and language development had been raised in about 3/4 of the PDD cases (vs. only 57.9% at 2-year check) and that behavioural concerns were noted far more frequently (47.1% vs. 5.3%).
You talk about dropping in on people's offices, reference checks, commencement speeches, dealing with all your constituents, including 31,000 employees.... A. Well, I used to say, because it was true, that I didn't need a lot of sleep.
It describes his efforts to build a system capable of providing 50-word answers to questions such as "What are the rules for qualifying for the Academy Awards?" This is harder than finding a single-word answer, but Dr Brill thinks it should be possible using something called a "noisy channel" model.Such models are already employed in spell-checking and speech-recognition systems.
Mr. Xi hasn't been anointed yet, but Chinese politics is an ancient, complex set of codes where public utterances are carefully weighed, and checking his speeches just before and after disappearing, something curious leapt out at me: his repeated use of the word "new".
