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As different as they were, the message was the same and it was eloquently proclaimed: "What we have here is unique and beautiful".

That belief has been a central pillar in the national creed since it was eloquently stated by Thomas Jefferson.

It wasn't easy stepping out of their own "comfort zones," protest organizer Ira Zimmerman of San Juan Capistrano said afterward, "but we felt the message was so important that we had to risk it". Their message was eloquently simple: The treatment of a character who stutters in "A Fish Called Wanda" was "cruel and demeaning" and an insult to all people who stutter.

Michael Schade's Painter was eloquently sung and relatably pathetic.

The problem was eloquently described in a two-part article last August in Contemporary Pediatrics.

The score was eloquently performed by the singers Elissa Johnston, Teri Medley, William Hite and Mark W. Uhlemann and the pianists Richard Moredock and Susan Walters.

The case against gratuitous tinkering with ministerial posts was eloquently aired by the Commons constitutional affairs committee this year.

The view that emotions are irrational was eloquently defended by the Epicureans and Stoics.

The zeitgeist of the era was eloquently captured by Naomi Klein's totemic work, No Logo.

As was eloquently put, "Mendel's gene is more than a DNA moiety".

The telomerase story was eloquently covered by Jerry Shay (University of Texas, Dallas, TX, USA).