Mr. Brown routinely voices his strong support for a fully government-run health system.
In the spirit of that partnership, US officials routinely and strongly voice our concerns about the rule of law, human rights, and fundamental freedoms with the government of Malaysia, and we will continue to do so," Edwards said.
At city council meetings in Redwood City and other impacted locales, Lindenthal says, displaced residents now routinely attend to voice their discontent.
We're also glad to hear that Diplo and Switch produced his album because it might otherwise have gone down a tired-and-tested white-soul-man-with-cod-reggae-inflections route singing trad loverman blues in a routinely impressive voice like any number of troubadours before him.
In the future, consumer mobile devices will routinely incorporate voice and gesture input, and as hardware features change, the AI algorithms will also evolve.
This study aimed to describe and correlate the fundamental frequency behavior and the first four formants before and after exposure to usual and routinely prolonged voice use from teachers with over 4 years of experience in teaching.
If you routinely hear voices, hallucinate, sink into suicidal depression or suffer inescapable torment, Los Angeles has a place for you.
On Friday, Mr. Obama voiced frustration at Senate Republicans for routinely blocking his appointments, "even if I nominate somebody for dogcatcher".
In fact, the president of the United States, who has voiced serious concerns about growing income inequality in America, has routinely been called a "socialist" by the opposition party and in recent days has been demonized as a "communist, subhuman mongrel".
