Even a dictator can't script everything; Bashar Assad certainly tried when he spoke to his Parliament Wednesday — speaking of conspiracies, pausing, modestly, as legislators rose to offer speeches of praise that even Goneril and Regan couldn't pull off with a straight face.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 30, 2011 Even a dictator can't script everything; Bashar Assad certainly tried when he spoke to his Parliament Wednesday — speaking of conspiracies, pausing, modestly, as legislators rose to offer speeches of praise that even Goneril and Regan couldn't pull off with a straight face.
They show up on your page at Ikan.net, neatly typed out when possible (the system offers speech recognition of 800 terms, like "limes" or "bananas").
Many had attended a massive rally on Tuesday night at Havana's Revolution Plaza, where the presidents of Cuba, Mexico, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela and South Africa, along with leaders of a host of smaller countries, offered speeches paying tribute to Castro, who died on Friday night.
Mineola's business owners are waiting to examine the commission's report before forming an opinion, said Carmela Granata-Bernacchio, president of the Mineola Chamber of Commerce and owner of Humanistic Consultants, which offers speech therapy and other forms of therapy.
It was one of the liveliest crowds Mr. Romney has encountered since beginning his presidential bid, but he kept his remarks short, and offered one of the more subdued speeches of the evening.
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Mr. Medvedev delayed his trip to Davos, then arrived to offer a speech that even some of his own supporters called lackluster.
Titled "The Seedbed,"* I offer the speech as a reminder of America's science legacy; and as an appeal to advance all that this legacy can do for the nation's future.
Instead, he'd gently offer examples of appropriate speech, in this case by replying, "Does this mean that the Celexa was, what, making me blind to homeless people?
BUSH'S DETAILS -- The president's speech offered plenty of specific numbers, referring to Iraqi and American troops, and results of opinion polls.
