He was referring to the speech episode, but it could work as a campaign slogan.
"I don't anticipate that this will be part of the president's remarks today," Mr. Earnest said, referring to the speech at the North Carolina school.
"Three-quarters of what he said was a lie," Ms. Brown said, referring to the speech Mr. Obama had just given over a satellite link.
Polygon referred to the speech as "a shot heard around the game industry".
In it, he referred to the speech as "the same old shakedown" and a "con" from "black hustlers".
This was likely due to the fact that the track "Freedom of Speech" refers to the speech protections of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, which Australia does not have an equivalent to in its own Constitution, thus the track is not as relevant to Australian audiences.
Children with apraxia were recruited from a large pool of children referred to The Speech and Stuttering Institute (Toronto, ON, Canada) for treatment of speech sound disorders.
Ayers was referring to the speeches King gave late in his life in opposition to the Vietnam War and on the subject of economic equality.
Note in passing that the SMQ [ 23] indeed prompts parents to take into account various settings as items refer to the child's speech behavior in school and other public/social situations.
White House officials said Mr. Obama was likely to refer to the issue in his speech to the medical association, but would not offer any specific proposal.
