His last words were "Lord king, I am dying" which he uttered right before collapsing into Henry's arms.
"'You're in the No Spin Zone' are the words he utters right before throwing to some jackass who disproves global warming by wandering around Boston, pointing at snow".
We were specifically taught how to justify in our subsequent reports our stops and searches so that we would utter the right words, which would stand up in court.
I am in utter shock right now.
Meanwhile the truth plays out a bit, or actually entirely, differently: Without that very pride or ego getting in the way, we leap over the uncertainty, utter the right words, and are welcomed, rewarded, relieved, and embraced.
Nationalistic slogans are uttered by right and left.
President Reagan has been uttering the right words.
During the summer of 2011, a bizarre rumor spread that if rebels banged on metal after midnight and uttered the right prayer during the holy month of Ramadan, Alawites would disappear.
Now, the frustrating thing about the current relive technology is that you can't be an actor in the scene, only an observer, like Scrooge reliving his boarding-school agonies with the Ghost of Christmas Past at his elbow, so whatever howlers your adolescent self might have uttered are right there, hanging in the air, unedited.
Patrick Corrigan, its Northern Ireland programme director, said: "Given the utter human rights failure of Northern Ireland's ministers to provide free, safe and legal abortion healthcare for women and girls here, we welcome the commitment of Scotland's first minister to explore what can be done via NHS Scotland.
