Profanity, in Bergen's skillful presentation, also illustrates how our brains edit speech, where we learn grammar and why words that mean similar things sometimes sound alike.
Project VoCo lets you edit speech as easily as text — and you can't just edit existing text, you can even use the same voice model to create completely new recordings, too.
Marc Altheim, who served as Mr. Cuomo's chief of staff there, said he would leave work at 7 p.m. and invariably get a phone call from Mr. Cuomo by 9, asking, "What's new?" Mr. Cuomo would sometimes re-edit speeches seven times.
He spent the flight to Iowa editing speeches, scribbling in the margins.
Mrs. Tallon, 26, works in New York for Edelman Public Relations Worldwide, where she writes and edits speeches and press releases.
He edits speeches, organizes seminars about democracy, and distracts attention from the money his friends are laundering.
Company executives deflect press coverage; they sometimes withhold coöperation from congressional investigators, if the letter of the law allows; and when they speak in public, they typically read out sanitized, carefully edited speeches, or PowerPoint slides.
In the Senegalese election of 2000, Daara J were involved in editing speeches for political leaders and the promotion of that year's campaign against corruption.
"I definitely think the right has actually edited speeches that have been made to try and get their point over, when they know it's a lie".
He critiques Mr. Spano's position on major issues and helps edit his speeches.
Last week, Ms Park publicly apologised, admitting "certain documents" had been shared with Ms Choi and she had been allowed to edit political speeches.
