More recently, Allen, Alais, and Carlile (2009) showed that binaural unmasking also is influenced by attention: they found that the spatial release from masking of speech stimuli disappeared when the target speech was presented from an unexpected location.
Another advertisement, by the French communications business Alcatel, manipulates footage of the 1963 march on Washington so that the crowd that had gathered to listen to the "I Have a Dream" speech disappears from the scene, leaving Dr. King preaching to a vacant Washington Mall.
The current findings are also in line with previous research with Dutch children by Blomert and Mitterer (2004), which also suggested that accuracy differences between groups disappeared when natural speech was used.
Mr. Nasrallah spoke for a few minutes before disappearing and delivering the rest of the speech on a large screen.
"This is not just about disappearing polar bears and melting ice caps," McCarthy said in a speech at EPA headquarters.
"If the act can effectively eliminate the real-child requirement when a proposal relates to extant material, a class of protected speech will disappear," Justice Souter said.
You turned up on the train and there was a brass band on the platform and you waved out of the window, made a speech and disappeared back to London".
There is no reason to believe such speech has disappeared, as the Wayne Simmonds-Sean Avery preseason kerfuffle suggests (though it is important to note that Simmonds denied using a homophobic slur and the N.H.L. dropped the matter because it could not be substantiated).
Czolgosz had not made up his mind when McKinley concluded his speech and disappeared behind security guards.
Too often, though, a character we've never met before will show up, give a long speech, then disappear.
