Within hours of her speech William Hill had made May its favourite, at 4-1, to succeed David Cameron as the next Tory leader, leapfrogging Boris Johnson, George Osborne et al. They were not the only ones to consider that May had more in her sights on Wednesday than policing reform.
Andrew Breitbart, a prominent Internet conservative, promoted a misleadingly edited video of her speech; within hours, news outlets of all stripes were promoting it as truth.
Within a few days, her speech had deteriorated to "baby talk," as her husband put it, and she was eating little more than Italian ices.
I was skeptical that Ellen's brand of humor would translate well to the Oscars broadcast, but my stance softened within minutes of her opening speech.
"Within 24 hours of her concession speech," the authors report, campaign manager Robby Mook and campaign chair John Podesta "assembled her communications team at the Brooklyn headquarters to engineer the case that the election wasn't entirely on the up-and-up".
But within both speeches, it was hard to find the substance to back up that optimism.
But within the speech, particular words will be signals to different constituencies.
The only policy proposal that wouldn't fit comfortably within a speech from John McDonnell is that university technical colleges be expanded.
But within the speech there was also another story, exemplified by Clegg's trite explanation as to how he came into politics.
When would a pause be effective within a speech?
Consequently, the watermark is inaudible within the speech signal.
