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After the Olympics were over, he stayed in the Far East an extra week to make a series of speeches at universities in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

Despite pleas from some in the Labour Party to do more to address the failings of the last government – including the economic crisis – when he returns from his honeymoon after the Commons recess, Mr Miliband is expected to make a series of speeches insisting that Labour must "own the future".

In the meantime, Mr Blair has ordered senior ministers to make a series of speeches setting out their departmental "vision".In this section Now is the summer of our discontent Groundhog day Foreign bodies Conditional entry Taking off Keep on purring Numbers game Selective amnesia ReprintsThe result has been predictably dire.

The former Labour prime minister made what was seen as an important late call for Scottish voters to reject independence in the referendum held in September 2014 and will make a series of speeches on Europe before the EU vote on 23 June.

In 1985 and 1986, Reagan's Attorney General, Edwin Meese, made a series of speeches advocating originalism.

That summer, Houghton had made a series of speeches to an ad-hoc law-and-order league.

Boehner made a series of speeches, on subjects ranging from national security to the economy to legislative reform, meant to suggest his policy seriousness.

Activists made a series of speeches including a reading from Allen Ginsberg poem Howl and then moved to occupy a University building.

Balls had made a series of speeches and interviews that came close to being seen as applications for the job of shadow chancellor.

Ten years ago this month, I made a series of speeches in New Zealand warning of impending doom for journalism should the country's newspapers go to the wall.

He had made a series of speeches and interviews that came close to being seen as applications for the job of shadow chancellor.