Where it once let ornament speak in place of words, Mr. Perrone is letting words come through.
"To speak in this place of horror, in this place where unprecedented mass crimes were committed against God and man, is almost impossible, and particularly difficult for a Christian, for a pope from Germany," he told camp survivors and religious leaders.
In Parliament yesterday, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury Mel Stride, who was speaking in place of the Chancellor for some reason, insisted that the government believes in "a fair tax system where everyone plays by the rules", and that in this context "there are many good reasons why, for perfectly honest and decent purposes", individuals may choose to put their money in offshore trusts.
He spoke in place of Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, who was to have attended but canceled soon after news reports appeared saying that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi would go and after organizers released a schedule giving her prominent billing.
When asked about a report in The Washington Post that Ms. Rice had recently been making speeches in swing states, Mr. McCormack responded that "she's been invited to speak in each of these places".
In London, for instance, the borough with the highest numbers of cot deaths is Southwark, where my parish is, and the areas with the lowest numbers are, generally speaking, in places of greater affluence.
As the SEIU staff broke into the hall, some three dozen CNA/NNOC nurses and leaders, there to attend the conference, including Malinda Markowitz, RN, a member of CNA/NNOC's Council of Presidents, who was scheduled to speak in DeMoro's place, were whisked out the back of the hall for their safety, leaving in vans.
Citizens are urged to "Speak Good English" in place of a local slang known as "Singlish".
It was revealed earlier today that Karanka, as has happened on occasions this season, would speak to the media in place of Mourinho prior to the table-topping clash between the two Spanish superpowers at the Bernabeu.
In productions of the classics, he demanded lively, supple speaking in place of the slow, ponderous delivery of the traditionalists.
