On the fourth day, when Rose was voiceless from calling for Archie, her mother, Tom Ackler, Tom Ackler's cat, from screaming imprecations at all of them, at God, any god, then at the river ducks and the weasel, to any entity that might hear, the python relaxed its grip and slid off the bloody bed, leaving her spiralling down in plum-colored mist.
Furthermore, no valid pretext justifies dismissing heuristically the production of new voiceless consonant-like calls by great apes.
On my most voiceless day an agent called to book me to do Death in Venice.
"We constantly cover the voice of the voiceless and sometimes that calls for tough news coverage from anywhere in world.
We constantly cover the voice of the voiceless and sometimes that calls for tough news coverage from anywhere in the world," Mr. Negm said, in a statement.
"We constantly cover the voice of the voiceless, and sometimes that calls for tough news coverage from anywhere in world," Salah Negm, Al Jazeera's English news director, said in a written statement.
To the outside world he was the vital on-scene witness, through the carefully documented bulletin of the organization he led, La Voix des Sans Voix, or Voice of the Voiceless, to what Human Rights Watch called "the systemic nature of political repression under President Kabila".
FLORIBERT CHEBEYA, the head of a local NGO called Voice of the Voiceless, was found dead in his car on the morning of June 2nd.
TCP: Your past projects have seen you giving "voice" to objects that tend to be thought of as voiceless--non-given instruments you call them.
Democratizing technology may now give the voiceless a means to cry in the streets, but real results come to those with the same old privileges — time, money, infrastructure, an ability to call in favors — that shape mainline politics.
