Defense has been this week's theme at the Bush White House, with three successive speeches dwelling on different aspects of the administration's ambitious national security agenda.
For example, opening Albee's The Goat (2002) at a random page, I came across a run of five successive speeches notated: (not amused), (genuine surprise), (prompting), (innocent), (controlling himself).
In successive speeches, he explained why enhancing our environment was at the heart of his political vision and he outlined an inclusive and democratic vision of public-service improvement which rejected the elitist visions of the past, whether of left or right, which give power to a minority, whether the wealthy or Whitehall bureaucrats.
CL/P or CP treatment requires a complex and multilayered approach, which includes successive surgeries, speech therapy and orthodontics; lifelong medical treatment is required for many individuals.
In successive campaign speeches, he has tried to strike a less divisive note, pledging to "protect everyone in this country … Sinhala, Tamil or Muslim" while refusing to compromise on national security.
Circling each other like impatient used car salesmen, Obama and McCain tangled on health care policy and foreign policy in a way that felt less like two successive stump speeches; too bad that moment came more than halfway through the 90-minute debate.
On Monday Thomas said in a speech: "Successive cuts to legal aid and the escalating costs of lawyers [have] put access to justice out of the reach of the overwhelming majority of the population.
In order for statistical information to aid in complex developmental processes such as language acquisition, learning from higher-order statistics (e.g. across successive syllables in a speech stream to support segmentation) must be possible while perceptual abilities (e.g. speech categorization) are still developing.
Radio 5 Live presenter Danny Baker won for the fourth successive year with the speech radio personality prize for his irreverent Saturday morning show.
