People who buy tickets at the theatre or by phone are verbally told about the at-risk performances.
In an astonishing 64% of cases, family and friends were aware of the individual's intent to engage in a terrorism-related activity because the offender verbally told them.
With Voice Actions, a new Android app, people can verbally tell their phones to call, e-mail or text a contact, listen to music, set the alarm, go to a Web site, view directions or a map, or e-mail a note to themselves.
Press it twice and the radio wave clock will verbally tell you the date, current temperature and humidity (in either Japanese or English).
Both of these could explain why he was unwell from a medical perspective, and why he could no longer verbally tell us his story.
While Kobach and his lawyers had claimed Caskey verbally told local officials to send the postcards, Caskey testified that he could not verify that election officials in all 105 counties had sent them.
"For some reason, it's not possible to verbally tell Alexa to stop listening for ten minutes, or say "forget everything you heard in the last hour,'" Schaub said.
Misclassification of immunosuppressive agent use might have occurred if patients filled prescriptions from a pharmacy, but they were verbally told by their healthcare provider to discontinue the medications temporarily before vaccination.
This is your only way of proving what you were verbally told during the call.
