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Daniel Pacheco has spoken of his desire to make a real name for himself at Anfield under Roy Hodgson.

The locality was spoken of as though it had been the dwelling of a hangman.

And he has spoken of a real belief within Anfield that this can be an historic year for the club.

Steven Gerrard has spoken of his delight following the result of the court hearing held in London on Wednesday morning.

Less than 24 hours before his death the company worker from Tokyo had spoken of his joy at the prospect of getting married.

He had never spoken of his testimony to me, it was such a part of his life that I had never questioned if Grandpa knew.

Turan has spoken of his desire to experience football overseas and Anfield would be one of his preferred destinations.

If he is a China expert, then we certainly have not spoken of him, or you have not had the opporunity of even speaking of him.

He has spoken of his wish "to compile a 'new encyclopedia, ' to put forward my own understanding of this ever-changing world. "

As you approach the end of this year, it may be your conclusion that the many events we have continually spoken of must get underway.

In the end it has been a pell-mell, 10-day rush to be ready for a day that has been spoken of throughout Kosovo Albanians' lifetimes.

We have spoken of this singular place in detail, but with respect, in so far, at least, as detail and respect are compatible.

Chen has often spoken of his inferiority complex as a child and his eagerness to be accepted by his peers.

And I've never spoken of him until now. Not to anyone.

In the West, such a remembrance is spoken of as "The Garden of Eden" , a time when life was filled with wonder, magic and play.

Gianluigi Buffon has spoken of his pride at wearing the captain's armband for Italy in what promises to be a hard-fought clash with Holland.

He must have spoken of the matter to John.

She said that her father had spoken of hiring a lodging for a short term, in that Quarter, near the Banking-house.

That was so long ago that it cannot be spoken of in linear terms, as initially you were not in a physical body such as you have now.

Over the years, reports and rumors have spoken of thousands of these especially vulnerable people dying from radiation.

Dirk Kuyt has spoken of his desire to extend his stay with a rejuvenated Liverpool.

"This matter is secret, " he said. "It cannot be spoken of to outsiders. "

Romans 1 : 8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all, that your faith is spoken of throughout the whole world.

KJV: For if I by grace be a partaker, why am I evil spoken of for that for which I give thanks?

Forth is often spoken of as a language because that is its most visible aspect.

This was something he had not spoken of before.

Mrs Beckham, the former Spice Girl, has previously spoken of her desire to have a daughter.

Roberto Martinez has spoken of his deep admiration for Kenny Dalglish and is tipping the Scot to lead Liverpool towards a bright future.

Both governments have spoken of their desire to avert war, yet both are constrained by strong public prejudice against the other.

Qui-Gon Jinn believed Anakin to be the Chosen One spoken of in an ancient prophecy, the one who would bring balance to the Force.

Whether the fiends still possess quintessence or whether they've used it up long since, it's not been seen or spoken of for many aeons.

Do not allow what you consider good to be spoken of as evil.

He had not heard her divorce spoken of since Janey's first random allusion to it, and had dismissed the tale as unfounded gossip.

If I partake with thanksgiving, why am I evil spoken of, for that for which I give thanks?

Fernando Torres has spoken of his love for the city of Liverpool and thanked the supporters for making him feel at home.

If Madame Olenska had not spoken of his visit it might seem awkward that he should.

He has often spoken of what Best meant to him growing up in Belfast and would later give a eulogy at Best's funeral.

The break-up of the single currency, once dismissed as unthinkable, is now openly spoken of as a possibility.

Now Obi-Wan thought back and wondered why Qui-Gon had never spoken of his Master.

Warren Buffett has spoken of policies that have force-fed overseas investors "a few billion" dollars a day.

Meanwhile, Allardyce has spoken of his frustration after Michael Owen suffered another 'niggling' injury.

Many have never spoken of what happened to them during the war and most have never confessed to the crimes they committed. Until now.

Belgian astronaut Frank De Winne has spoken of his pride at taking command of the International Space Station.

For Barack Obama who has spoken of the dream of a non-nuclear world, it also sends a powerful signal on the key contemporary issue.

bits the Rat had spoken of, when suddenly the Mole tripped up and fell forward on his face with a squeal.

All have spoken of their democratic aspirations and none have yet suggested that violence may be a legitimate political tool.

And therefore have I raised thee, that I may shew my power in thee, and my name may be spoken of throughout all the earth.

At one point Israel's ambassador was reported (wrongly, he later claimed) to have spoken of a "tectonic" change in American policy.

The wise men reportedly came from as far as China to find Messiah born of a woman as was spoken of since Adam and Eve.

Phelps has spoken of the "deep hurt" he felt when laughed at over his "sticky-out ears" , lisp and long arms.

He had spoken of the cities being rebuilt and of new leadership under God's hand.

Various food substances used in the laboratory for cultivating microorganisms are spoken of collectively as culture media.

Raul Castro has spoken of economic liberalization and pursuing a possible thaw in relations with the United States.

Fernando Torres has spoken of his sadness following the death of former teammate Dani Jarque on Saturday.

First I give thanks to my God, through Jesus Christ, for you all, because your faith is spoken of in the whole world.

This has been spoken of a number of times, but seldom as a method or measure of control.

While Beijing has spoken of promoting local car brands, no central government ruling or written policy is known to exist on the subject.

Livni is a pragmatist who favors negotiation, and has spoken of a need to make territorial concessions in return for peace.

The Germans have spoken of setting a common retirement age across the EU; the French want more tax harmonisation.

Ajax have spoken of their frustration after claiming two of their promising players have been approached by Chelsea.

The image here is spoken of as virtual just as is the familiar image generated by a plane mirror.

Mr Obama has spoken of "getting out of Iraq and onto the right battlefield in Afghanistan and Pakistan" .

I also see that Benazir Bhutto is spoken of on your site.

He's never spoken of it, but his heart was quite broken, I believe.

Fabio Cannavaro has spoken of his delight at joining Real Madrid, but Juventus have warned that he still belongs to them.

Stretching back into the corridors of time, Asian religions have spoken of a mystical force called the 'Kundalini'.

He has spoken of the need for fast-track courts for such cases and a specific law for such mishaps.

In such cases, our control becomes most direct, and at this point we are most likely to make the mistakes just spoken of.

He is president of the Bat Conservation Trust and has spoken of his love of insects.

They came to the fallen tree that she had spoken of.

Pepe Reina has spoken of his '100 per cent' confidence that Rafa Benitez will turn Liverpool's season around.

The Arab League has publicly spoken of the Syrian people's legitimate aspirations for political and social reform.

Not only Buddha but also his disciples who have enlightened in the last twenty-five centuries, they haven't spoken of the word "God" .

"My wrath has turned against you three because you have not spoken of me correctly as my servant Job has. "

He was loud, robust, and was sometimes spoken of as being "given to indulgence" .

philosopher: A fool who torments himself during life, to be spoken of when dead.

An object defined with a specified first value is spoken of as initialized .

Love Focus: Relationships are often spoken of as power struggles but they are also often learning curves.

it is something individual and permanent, and is commonly spoken of in connection with religion and virtue.

Now elsewhere in the world, Iceland may be spoken of, somewhat breathlessly, as western Europe's last pristine wilderness.

This product is specially I do not understand, just listen to my enemies have spoken of.

People fleeing the country have spoken of their concern over a damaged nuclear plant, but there are also food and fuel shortages.

General Alexander has spoken of "hints that some penetrations are targeting systems for remote sabotage" .

The single objects of which the aggregate is composed may be spoken of as the elements of the aggregate.

And many shall follow their pernicious ways; by reason of whom the way of truth shall be evil spoken of.

Residents who did manage to escape of have spoken of their concern close encounters with the bushfires.

Juventus director general Alessio Secco has spoken of their transfer plans for the new year.

President Barack Obama has also spoken of plans to boost competitiveness and revive free-trade agreements.

But as it is written, To whom he was not spoken of, they shall see: and they that have not heard shall understand.

Residents who did manage to escape have spoken of their close encounters with the bushfires.

It is illusion that is taught across the planet where in many societies death is forbidden to be spoken of.

Self control: yes, that crazy, outdated notion I've spoken of many times before.

Ancelotti has spoken of the mistakes the Rossoneri made in defending too deep, and Maldini should prove a steadying influence on his return.

It is a great loss to the whole church that Christ's return is not spoken of more often.

Only ones I've experienced can be spoken of with such conviction .

For if Jesus had given them rest, then would he not afterward have spoken of another day.

No other research group in the world has spoken of producing hybrid embryos on this scale.

British government officials have spoken of similar attacks.

President Pinera has spoken of the rescue as forging a new spirit of national unity.

Val's absence was not spoken of openly, but some men knew, and in the common hall at night the brothers talked.

Renault, which is already in an 11-year-old cross-shareholding alliance with Japan's Nissan, has long spoken of adding a third partner.

Thence it results that, in the preceding book, I have spoken of a convent with respectful accents.

This is not the first time the chess-mad leader has spoken of extraterrestrial encounters.

Burmese refugees have spoken of days of fear and bursts of gunfire and cannon blasts.

There is only one way left that can be spoken of . . .

All of this was private and never spoken of.

Local reports say the barges were not authorized to take passengers, but the Red Cross has spoken of more than 300 on board.

Listen enemy spoken of, there are people who used to give advice?

Now in his 80s, he has spoken of the immorality of providing tax cuts to "fat cats" like himself.

When the artist-inventor died in 1519, he was already being spoken of as the "Divine leonardo. "

Renault has an 11-year-old cross-shareholding alliance with Nissan and has long spoken of adding a third partner.

God, having spoken of old in many portions and in many ways to the fathers in the prophets.

Who are these "non-Buddhist" (non-Lamaist) enemies spoken of in the Kalachakra Teachings?

But he has also acknowledged excesses in the stimulus program and spoken of the need to find other ways to keep growth going.

For months, party members had spoken of just one man. He was John Fremont.

Wehave often spoken of the effects that misinformation and disinformation have onthe minds.

For example, in one of the Melanesian languages of New Guinea the term forgiveness is spoken of as "not hanging up jawbones" .

Though the Bothans are spoken of in Return of the Jedi, they are not seen in the film.

Not yet, I told them: I'd spoken of little else for weeks and wanted to talk about anything else.

In recent days, Sen. McCain has spoken of the need to act but also insisted in strong terms on various changes that must be included.

Better be ill spoken of by one before all than by all before one.

Mr Walker is spoken of as vice-presidential material.

I have never spoken of these things to anyone before.

Dust thou art, to dust returnest, Was not spoken of the soul.

Of all the Chinese American works, The Woman Warrior is perhaps most widely commented on and highly spoken of.

Mr Putin has spoken of "optimising" the budget.

Glorious things are spoken of thee, O city of God. Selah.

Water is spoken of as containing the two elements hydrogen and oxygen.

The G20 has spoken of "growth friendly" consolidation.

The suggestion was highly spoken of .

I am sure the service Mr. Frank Churchill had rendered you, in protecting you from the gipsies, was spoken of.

I have spoken of the building instinct of beavers.

True love is not spoken of but heard.

For what other be the pains of religion but these that I have spoken of ?

Last summer has been spoken of an exchange Trezeguet- Gila , but that time Milan rejected.

Was not spoken of the soul.

Publicly, he has spoken of Kenya's support for the ICC.

This class of person is spoken of in the Bible.

Boldly spoken of in fine society.

That is why their deeds were never spoken of and that is why they left no stories.

Part of this is the teaching of the Maya Calendars, of which there are 20. Only 15 of them may be spoken of at this time.

Such as the minister has spoken of acne, stop the use of fluoride toothpaste.

That can be seen and spoken of may not be done.

The third objection is, that hehas not in his first chapter spoken of original sin.

For example if sin is spoken of as a debt, God says that debt is paid in Christ for those who will accept it.

I have spoken of the plight of the grocers.

As for myself, I first heard you spoken of by my friend Wilmore, the philanthropist.

My friend has spoken of you many times.

the little boy had spoken of him , almost at the last

She is very highly spoken of.

Even though we have just spoken of something that takes a very, very long time, consciousness changes.

Now all this was done, that it might be fulfilled which was spoken of the Lord by the prophet, saying,

And I have not yet spoken of the most absurd character, who is the creator.

She'd spoken of it at the meeting, tried to warn the others of it, but the warning had gotten lost;

And so a short answer is often spoken of as being laconic;

Happiness is an emotion not often spoken of at the magazine, much less experienced

People had spoken of a prowler of evil appearance;

This past event, Kim Il Sung has spoken of a central working conference, He told like this at that time

We have spoken of Pearl's rich and luxuriant beauty; a beauty that shone with deep and vivid tints

more universal truths being spoken of as presumptions;

Use of Multi-media Language Lab in to Improve Students'Capability on Listening and Spoken of Foreign Language

Was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,

the most widely spoken of modern Indic vernaculars;

reputable having a good name; well spoken of

Oh, wait, you've spoken of sleeping

I often go to English clubs, so I have spoken of the opportunity to exercise