The most complete adoption of Mr. Bush's approach has been in Indiana, where Gov. Mitch Daniels's education talking points in his State of the State speech closely echoed a mission statement of Mr. Bush's foundation.
Investors will watch his speech closely for any clues to what steps the Fed might take at its next rate setting meeting.
Yet, if you read the transcript of his speech closely, you'll see he raises valid points about the culture of the American workforce and possible causes for low numbers of women and minorities in science and engineering posts.
As it is clear, the power spectrum extracted after the application of ANS to the noisy speech closely follows the peaks and valleys of the clean spectrum while the SS-treated one has a more different appearance.
Labor leaders say they will watch Clinton's speech closely.
Aidan Foster-Carter, honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern Korea at Leeds University, told VICE News it was little surprise that Pak's speech closely followed that of the Supreme Leader's three months prior.
All of the subjects in the current study who had some prior form of alaryngeal speech indicated that their newly established TE speech more closely resembled their pre-laryngectomy speech than did their prior esophageal, buccal or electrolaryngeal speech.
"They look at these speeches pretty closely," he said.
Trying to understand these emotions always led me back to where it all began, and it was back to the days before the mission launched and all of the "motivating speeches" that closely followed.
In February 2008, the Hillary Clinton campaign accused Barack Obama of plagiarism after he made a speech that closely resembled a 2006 speech by his friend, the Massachusetts governor, Deval Patrick.
