One was reading an account of one's time in the language of one's culture.
Her name in Tewa, the language of seven Southwestern pueblos, six in New Mexico and one in Arizona, was Corn Blossom.
"We haven't talked the language of zero tolerance enough but the message is getting through," he said.
Slobodan Milosevic, the former president of Yugoslavia, was forced to listen to the full text, delivered in his own language, of two indictments.
The language of one of the original Baltic-Finnic tribes, Veps, is spoken southeast on a line connecting lower Lake Ladoga with central Lake Onega.
As they deliberated on Tuesday, the shrunken jury, five men and six women, resumed sending notes to the judge, including one about the language of one of the charges facing the four defendants: attempting to acquire and use antiaircraft missiles.
According to the theatre, Silva's show Schlock! is a performance about "gender, sexuality and power" that "takes the language of Fifty Shades, rips up, rewires and reshapes it".
In the language of one commentator, the film's subject is "how capitalism is reshaping education" in an age of dwindling resources and the fading of the middle-class dream.
Mr. Reid's campaign has consistently portrayed Ms. Angle as, in the language of one advertisement, "just too extreme," a person who would attempt to dismantle entitlement programs and an advocate of "armed resistance".
The prime minister is even using the language of 'One Nation' - briefly favoured by Ed Miliband.
