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I don't think it's my role as a government official to tackle communities of faith, although I do think that out of more extreme mouths come some very, very harmful, damaging language, especially for young members of the LGBT community.
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It is necessary to add this week that in Vietnam we have turned half a nation into purgatory, made an assault on the land, damaged our language with propaganda & undermined our own laws..
I think such language is damaging to our republic, especially in a time of enhanced vulnerability and civic tension.
This was so doctors could ask him questions while they were probing and cutting brain tissue to ensure they were not damaging the brain's language center.
That the new feature will also increase the general quality of the videos is another bonus for Vine, even if it does come with the risk of damaging the idiosyncratic visual language that has built up around the service.
The findings, reported in tomorrow's issue of Nature, may help educators better evaluate language learning strategies, and they should help brain surgeons avoid damaging a person's native language area.
But switching languages risks damaging pupils' progression, says Board.
In other ways, though, they're an odd couple: the maestro of marathon performance with his famously damaged relationship to language might have reason to fear the self-effacing, Nobel-winning wordsmith whose severe verbal economy gave new meaning to theatrical brevity.
As far as the discussion of race is concerned, Obama clearly addressed it most explicitly when his hand was forced by the discovery that his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, had delivered some sermons that were, at least in part, incendiary in their language and politically damaging.
The disorder typically occurs after strokes or traumatic brain injuries damage the language center of a person's brain — to the degree that their native language sounds like it is tinged with a foreign accent, according to the Center for Communication Disorders at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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