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We spoke of authors we both had read, and it was easy to tell that books are a great love of hers.

Lincoln was a quiet man. Abe Lincoln was a quiet and a melancholy man. But when he spoke of democracy, this is what he said.

From the tenderness with which Liani's mother spoke of her, I knew that she had been loved.

He spoke of his love for his wife, Jai , and had a birthday cake for her wheeled on stage.

We spoke of authors we both had read, and it was easy to tell that books are a great l ove of hers.

The sense of loss was evident in President Bush's voice, as he spoke of the passing of his former press secretary and friend.

Gordon Brown wept in public last weekend when he spoke of facing up to the possible premature death of his son Fraser.

spoke of him with venom in her voice.

The ting fingerprints on the wall spoke of little prisoners trying to feel their way to sun and air.

Around the time I spoke of the long struggle, I signed the first of a series of orders to prepare for it by using all the tools available.

He spoke of his love for his beautiful wife and their three daughters, and of his joy at being a radio talk-show host in a city he loved.

"This is the bridle-road I spoke of, " said he, hanging his head, "and there always lies the hostelry. "

As he spoke of this a light came into his eyes, and a faint smile appeared on his lips.

The actor has never married but in a 2007 magazine interview, he spoke of his desire to be a father.

As he stood by the president's side at the White House, Mr. Gutierrez spoke of new challenges ahead.

She had a very positive attitude as she spoke of friendship and partnership between China and Africa.

You know, my parents never really spoke of the possibility of my falling in love or getting married or having children.

May I ask? You spoke of honoring obligations as if it's a good thing?

There was, at times, a want of spirits about him which, if it did not denote indifference, spoke of something almost as unpromising.

A distinguished teacher and president of a college spoke of it as the power of making efforts.

For him the attraction and value of evil, it seems to me, gave significance to what he intended when he spoke of power.

The woman never mentioned the tragic death of her child, but her eyes spoke of suffering.

The stone-cutter, however, had never seen this spirit and only shook his head with an unbelieving air when anyone spoke of it.

In a recent interview, Vanessa spoke of their bond. And Zac said the pair's love was "exactly how it should be" .

They spoke of it as though it had been the funeral of a near but unloved kinsman.

Women also spoke of this regret. But as most were from an older generation, many of the female patients had not been breadwinners.

Characteristically, he never spoke of these years or his bravery in his letters.

If it is Andrew who spoke of me, I will give him a piece of my mind the next time I meet him.

Eccleston also spoke of his admiration for hat-trick hero and added it was a pleasure to be on the same pitch as the skipper.

The Lakers, meanwhile, spoke of their victory as if it were a cathartic event, almost in reverential tones.

No one , though , ever spoke of how the greater demons might have felt about that usurping of their power .

41These things said Isaias, when he saw his glory, and spoke of him.

At the congress of her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Leipzig, she spoke of past wars and of modern Europe's role in building peace.

She spoke of him with great dislike.

She spoke of her abduction, of how she was taken to one of the residences of Moammar Gadhafi's soldiers.

Concerning this salvation, the prophets, who spoke of the grace that was to come to you, searched intently and with the greatest care.

There was no empathy for the Palestinians, he only spoke of the Israeli problems, " she said. "

Basically, however, Hitler was merely trying to save face when he spoke of "recapture of a part of the territories now lost in the West" .

He spoke of his anxiety, but it was evident from his face that he felt sure of her answer.

Those who took part in the ceremony spoke of the privilege they felt to be present and of how much the Polish pope meant to them.

Neither of us spoke of the boat, but we both thought of it.

So we want to carry on a reorganization with quickest speed completion I last time once spoke of with you at the mailbox of the item.

Arthas: This must be the shrine that the old man spoke of. Any man who drinks from these Light-blessed waters will be healed.

"The key is in the last one" . Father evoked that to me, just after he spoke of the pentagram . Everything may be connected.

Dai: As you spoke of A Dream of Red Mansion, I thought of a novel Smoke and Cloud in Beijing written by Lin Yutang.

I spoke of Anton's love for her and his family, and I felt my own tears coming.

President Bush stood amidst the athletes in their red and blue team jackets, and spoke of his own memories of the games in Beijing.

Could we have lunch tomorrow to discuss the matter we spoke of yesterday?

All had only the clothes they stood up in and spoke of having had lucky escapes.

He spoke of a "transcendental sense of Bliss and joy at being in the perfect place at the perfect time for the perfect moment. "

His eyes twinkle with delight as he spoke of his new grandson.

She spoke of her as you might speak of some young person of genius-in want of encouragement and patronage.

In fact, it was just this Tuesday when Berlusconi spoke of his regret about Gila's suspension and absence for the return leg in Monaco.

She began to cry when she spoke of the huge responsibility of being the sole caretaker of her family.

He never spoke of the softer passions, save with a gibe and sneer.

The spoke of the rotor can be regarded as the cantilever beam with a fixed end and a lumped mass end.

He was touched, as he had been the evening before when she spoke of her need of guidance.

Lost the elephant has lost salt groups of young people driven to distraction in the back, spoke of the siege lay it out.

The president, the son of a Kenyan father, spoke of his personal connection to Africa's tragic past.

When he spoke of Christina Green, the murdered 9-year-old girl, he spoke as the father of a 9-year-old himself, his voice straining a bit.

They spoke of sending their children to work just to get them out of the house and of husbands who grew morose and violent.

The Psalmist spoke of it as a "lamp for my feet and a light for my path. "

When he spoke of murder, suicide, venereal disease, amputated limbs, and altered faces, IT was wITh a faint air of persiflage.

Neither he not his wife spoke of the accident until I brought it up.

To break the ice, I spoke of my last visit to her country, and soon the conversation went on smoothly.

During a banquet in honor of his visit, Reagan spoke of the need for "mutual respect and benefit" between China and the United States.

Who appeared in glory and spoke of His departure, which He was about to complete in Jerusalem.

As he spoke of 'a new way', and 'the true course', and 'the courage that goes beyond', it seemed the noble steed became larger than life.

The next day Donovan met with Chiang Kai-shek, who spoke of Chinese sovereignty, and asked that OSS act accordingly.

They spoke of Ms. Diallo as a victim whose past mistakes should not jeopardize her right to a jury trial.

He spoke of her as a "page in my life" that had become "absolutely blank" .

He spoke of a "new assertiveness" in China, which he said was seeking a "foothold in South Asia" .

Steven Gerrard today spoke of his delight at being voted Footballer of the Year by the Football Writers' Association.

There was a discussion group that spoke of efforts to let children now feel safe in public areas.

We passed upon the stairs. We spoke of was and when. Although I wasn't there, he said I was his friend.

Poor rake! His eyes with rheumy moisture flow; the little bird that spoke of summer days to follow, lies frozen in the snow.

He spoke of Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon , for it was he who would betray Him, being one of the twelve.

She spoke of a "malaise" , "entrenched violence" , and of aboriginal people being "overwhelmed time and time again by a fresh new tragedy" .

Although these actions spoke of a man bent on change, they paled against Peter's greater plan, to put Russia on the world map.

Mr Hu grimly gripped his lectern as Mr Obama delivered a statement in which he spoke of the universality of America's human-rights values.

In her victory speech, she spoke of the challenge ahead and took the unusual step of issuing an election night appeal for contributions.

As she stood next to Krishna, more than 40 years her senior, she spoke of a good personal connection during talks.

He spoke of an idea for a tourist town near the Tunisian border, a tax- and visa-free zone like those in Aqaba and Dubai.

We spoke of the elementals of the air and weather changes in relation to ways we've heard about to manipulate and direct storms.

In an emotional farewell speech, General Myers spoke of the millions of troops in the U. S. Military.

And once I spoke of a brook to the sea, and the sea thought me but a depreciative defamer .

She gave the king a story every time just to kill time when she spoke of the highlights of the king had no choice but do not kill her.

Lebanese officials spoke of at least four such attacks in the past two weeks, in which at least one Syrian soldier was killed.

She spoke of the depravity of the natives in a voice which nothing could hush, but with a vehemently unctuous horror.

They spoke of beating and killing, and bragged that they had given up ordinary goodness so they would have no pity on their victims.

I cancelled the contract with Lazio, but we never spoke of a role for me as a manager. Right now I'm a free person from Lazio.

In his speech, he spoke of how his education gave him two simple but powerful tools to start a business in Chile and bring about change.

MILAN - The Juventus goalkeeper and his Milan counterpart spoke of each other in an interview with Tuttosport.

He spoke of his government's commitment to this at the Spanish-Mexican Investment Forum in Mexico City Monday.

He spoke of his mother in the talk show.

He told me he was a hunter, but was caught tripping when he spoke of the hounds as "dogs" .

Barbara spoke of the arising of fear and the distortion created by the desire to serve, by grasping at service.

Premier Zhu Rongji spoke of a 'wind of embellishment and falsification' that swept through the statistical system.

They spoke of their wives and families, their homes, their jobs, their involvement in the military and a whole lot of things.

A few of them spoke of a previous adult literacy campaign into which they had been drawn.

Some close to Schwarzenegger spoke of a loving marriage that slowly broke apart over time.

To break the ice, Ted spoke of his interest in mountain climbing, and they soon had a conversation going.

Joyce must have been thinking of Yafei when he spoke of "the finest purest character" .

The president again spoke of the ideological struggle against extremism and three primary ways it challenges free societies.

The investigation began when a doctor spoke of his concern about incompetent nurses.

The new president also had a message for the world. He spoke of America's desire for peace, and its determination to seek the common good.

Sarkozy spoke of what "a united Europe and an America that was faithful to its values could accomplish together" .

Prior to the modern era, people spoke of happiness more as a state of being.

I spoke of China in a more philosophical vein, since we had so much farther to go to awaken that relationship of our two countries.

The pope also spoke of his concerns in what he called these uncertain times of tension and conflict.

to break the ice . ted spoke of his interest in mountain climb-ing. and they soon had a conversation.

But eyewitnesses said that she spoke of a decision to administer lethal doses .

They spoke of their wives and families, their homes, their jobs, their involvement in the military service, where they had been on vacation.

The parents of a young British civil servant working in Sendai spoke of their relief after hearing he was alive.

He spoke of reaching out to the Muslim world and also to tyrants who were "willing to unclench [their] fist" .

On state television, which for weeks depicted the protesters as a violent mob of foreigners, an anchor spoke of the "youth revolution. "

Barrister Anna Watterson spoke of how she became ill with drug-resistant TB when she was a law student living in north-west London.

He never spoke of his son.

When Brazil's finance minister spoke of an imminent currency war he was not far off the mark.

BEN BERNANKE once spoke of dropping money from helicopters, if necessary, to save an economy in distress.

He often spoke of destroying himself and would sometimes stand at the gun rack, holding one of the guns, staring out the window.

Daniel spoke of a higher law and warned the king to turn from sin and do right.

Mr. Hu spoke of the Internet and China's new generation of commercial newspapers as resources yet to be exploited.

At the meeting in Houston, McCain thanked the former president for his support and spoke of the need to bring the Republican Party together.

He spoke of the thousands of Americans and Iraqis who have lost their lives in the war.

The President spoke of a stalemate on the ground between Gadhafi forces and rebels.

In Beijing, China and the United States, the top greenhouse gas emitters, spoke of willingness to cooperate.

Fangbin promotes what spoke of Gu Ge without preamble to filter system, in fact, gu Ge all over the world other place also is not freedom.

Roy Hodgson today spoke of his belief that Steven Gerrard should have retained the England captaincy.

Officials and eyewitnesses spoke of a mass stampede in which people were trampled under foot.

Christ spoke of that Passover Feast in a remarkable way.

The moist air fares like the wet clothes we spoke of; the warm dry air absorbs its particles of water.

His main reason for going to the library was to look up the book he spoke of yesterday.

Diego Cavalieri today spoke of his frustration after Liverpool's disappointing FA Cup exit to Reading.

Rafa Benitez today spoke of his pleasure after Liverpool fan Michael Shields was released from prison.

Others spoke of a "cataclysm" and a "bombshell" .

A decade after Bush spoke of "moral victory" in Afghanistan, even "good-enough" sounds a bit too hopeful.

Mr. Bush also spoke of his determination to protect the American economy.

He spoke of Russia's key strategic partnership with Uzbekistan with that country's president, Islam Karimov.

The police chief spoke of his determination to catch the killers.

Sometimes he spoke of the past and his former collections, but mostly he was just captivated by the present.

Mr Wen also spoke of extending a nationwide mining and resources tax, and a potential cap-and-trade pollution tax.

But more importantly, it spoke of a deeper yearning, something far more sophisticated than hunting magic.

I spoke of trying to find myself in the writings in my journal.

Once I spoke of the sea to a brook, and the brook thought me but an imaginative exaggerator.

In his victory speech on Sunday night, Erdogan spoke of humility and promised to work with his political rivals.

Last year Adler, 26, spoke of his ambition to join United and his consistent performances this season should keep him in United's mind.

they were both in a state of mental depression , and they spoke of home affairs.

As the first lady looked on, with sadness and without sentimentality, Obama spoke of Kennedy's love for his second wife, Vicki.

His writing was a poem that spoke of using "top quality and seasonal" ingredients of the freshest nature.

Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance these were ritual fetishes which spoke of the grandeur of the contents, teasing and delighting.

Some cynics spoke of a marriage of convenience, others asked how she could possibly stay.

Some of the assailants spoke of personal grievances that may have prompted their bloody frenzies.

He spoke of how the housing market is 'stabilizing, ' retail sales are resilient and corporate profits climbing.

He spoke of having faced an "abyss" and of the "steep path" back to health.

Lian: Yes, you spoke of keeping in regular contact with your partners. Your communication relies a lot on electronic media.

Though he spoke of the past, I suspected his mind was on the future, my future, and the long shadow this night would cast over it.

Grom Hellscream: They must be the furbolgs the goblin spoke of. This will be a worthy battle!

He spoke of the strong ties between the United States and Israel.

Jakes spoke of the biblical Good Samaritan who cared for a man beaten and robbed by thugs.

To break the ice, Davy spoke of his interest in mountain climbing, and they soon kept a conversation going.

I suppose he was about five-and-twenty, but he usually spoke of himself as an ancient person.

Daniel Agger today spoke of his delight at finally closing in on a first team return.

Rather than talk of a "war on terror" , he spoke of a war against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao spoke of the package as "an important engine for the world economic recovery" .

Half-borrowing a theme from Shakespeare, he spoke of "this winter of our hardship" .

Hamza spoke of the recent demonstrations in Tunisia by hard-line Islamists against unveiled women and against theatre groups and actors.

As Allen Ginsberg did when he spoke of the Beat poets as the world's Distant Early Warning System.

He touched wood when he spoke of her future.

I am feel uncomfortable by what he said, but he spoke of the way.

From Davos, Mr Wen took his ebullient message to London where he spoke of "light at the end of the tunnel" .

Rafa Benitez spoke of his disappointment after Liverpool crashed to a 3-0 defeat to Espanyol in Spain on Sunday evening.

His tumor probably wasn't metastatic until when Jobs spoke of that "hormonal imbalance" , I believe in '08 (source is easy to google).

President Bush today laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and spoke of the sacrifices of service members and their families.

He spoke of his contacts with benevolent non-physical entities whom he called INSPECS (Intelligent Species).

As a speaker who uses humor to support your presentations, you can often settle for those "little laughs" that George Burns spoke of.

John spoke of it as a Life which Christ is to live in us, or Regeneration .

He spoke of it as a thing already decided.

They spoke of the cost of enforcement, and the courts gummed up with trivial possession cases.

The slaves name has been lost to history, and the verses that spoke of his deeds, stricken from the chant, but the weapon endures.

In their public comments, both men spoke of the issue in very diplomatic terms. President Bush took note of Pakistan's concerns.

Women who spoke of their plight to UNICEF officials were threatened with renewed attacks against themselves and their children.

IN HIS first radio address as president, Barack Obama spoke of "expanding broadband to millions of Americans" .

When he spoke of courage, their looks were firm and responsive; when he alluded to their injuries, their eyes kindled with fury.

He beguiled her of many a tear, when he spoke of some distressful stroke which his youth had suffered.

In a 2006 speech at Shanghai Normal University, he spoke of the need for China and the U.

At the Valdai conference, some Russians spoke of China and Asia as an alternative if Moscow is spurned by Europe.

The male songwriters and composers spoke of the creative influence of tension and conflict, and one even mentioned rage.

She also spoke of the progress Yahoo has made behind the scenes revamping the technology behind its Web portal.

She grilled a reporter about whether it was easier to learn Chinese or English, and she spoke of China's place in the world.

His schedule includes stops at facilities for the elderly and he often spoke of issues related to the graying of Japan, a pet topic.

He spoke of expanding cooperation from economy and trade into new areas like energy, infrastructure development and aviation and space.

The French President Nicolas Sarkozy spoke of mind-boggling detail to be sorted out.

Bane was the child you spoke of?

She spoke of the religion of Islam and its relevance to Black people in the U.

Yevseev spoke of corruption and about two people who were sentenced for life for setting fire to a trade center.

Levy spoke of two types of attachment in relationships: dismissive and secure.

Brad Pitt's performance is a tour de force. At the Cannes Film Festival, he spoke of the film's spiritual message.

Signed by most rich countries, this spoke of "common but differentiated" responsibilities for cutting emissions.

I don't believe he ever spoke of how he spent that afternoon and evening, but he had come home for good.

At a somber union news conference on the Sunday after the strike first started, he spoke of the need for respect.

Things he had never before noticed now had profound effect on him, such as the tone in which men spoke of women.

Meanwhile, Mascherano spoke of his delight after his 25 yard scorcher drew Liverpool level.

Many also spoke of the existence of income inequality worldwide phenomenon may lead to political consequences.

He spoke of the budget he will soon submit to Congress as not "a laundry list of programmes" but "a blueprint for the future" .

He spoke of his dreams passion high-spirited way, I just smiled slightly.

The first part of main spoke of Chinese and American culture in various specific performance and contrast, see what differences exist.

Share prices slipped briefly after Alan Greenspan spoke of the dangers of "irrational exuberance" at the end of 1996.

Everything at the party spoke of careful planning. 8 It is generally felt that his appointment was a grave mistake.

In Porto Alegre, the former labor organizer spoke of hungry children and his promise to feed everyone in Brazil.

Obama spoke of his recent visit to Kabul to ink a long term arrangement with Afghanistan.

She spoke of the painful legacy of history, but added that Britain and Ireland were now firm friends and equal partners.

Mr Kloppers spoke of BHP's woeful shortage of tyres for its huge trucks, big mechanical shovels, bearings and all manner of other equipment.

The media briefing at Oliver Tambo airport shortly before his departure, Aristide spoke of mixed feelings at leaving South Africa.

Seeking to win over Muslims alienated by George Bush's war in Iraq, Obama spoke of "deep appreciation for the Islamic faith" .

However, Jesus spoke of his death, but they thought that He was speaking about taking rest in sleep.

A controversial European Parliament report, however, spoke of hundreds of so-called "rendition" flights.

Rather, he spoke of a more "modest" and humble American stance in the world.

He spoke of how the evangelist brought the Bible and, thus, Western religion to Africa.

Others spoke of similar experiences at the hands of the Basij (paramilitary militia).

They spoke of their concern over 'donor fatigue, ' which could also translate as 'compassion fatigue. '

Indeed, it was never as great as those who spoke of the "unipolar moment" believed.

Speaking after the game, South Korean coach Cho Kwang-rae spoke of his pride at the performance.

On that day, I spoke of "our Nation's grand story of courage and its simple dream of dignity. "

He spoke of the abhorrent crimes that had been committed under the regime.

The new president also had a message for the world. He spoke of America's desire for peace, and to seek the common good .

She spoke of me as her dearest friends .

Aquinas spoke of natural justice as well as natural law, attempting perhaps to combine them.

ZhaoJinFei spoke of the seriousness of this thing, hope XiaoXiang can understand.

Formerly he spoke of being motivated out of the fear of God.

In his news conference, Amiri spoke of being interrogated by "Israeli agents " .

He also spoke of how some holdings under pressure, such as Bank of America, likely would rebound over the next year or so.

Residents spoke of several dozen fatalities in Ajdabiya in the last two days.

In many conversations locals spoke of the spiritual and physical benefits of the daily fast.

Arthur Chen, director of Yangming's Center of International Affairs, spoke of the pervasive influence of stereotypes in our lives.

He concludes that although political rhetoric spoke of extensive local involvement, this in fact remained rather marginal.

In accepting the nominationhe spoke of his immigrant ancestors.

Eyewitnesses spoke of unprovoked beatings meted out by some police to young people who had not apparently taken part in the violence.

During a Bible study I attended recently, a man spoke of how his younger brother was shot while walking home from school.

One e-mail from Phil Jones at UEA to several climate scientists spoke of using a "trick" to hide "the decline" of temperatures.

The twitch of Davidson's face proved that, though he spoke of scientific things, his mind was busy in the same direction.

Obama spoke of being raised by a single mother and overcoming challenges as a youth.

The senior technician was referring to a fact which both of them knew but seldom spoke of.

Then he spoke of the rise of charity and popular education, and particularly of the spread of wealth and work.

at Oliver Tambo airport shortly before his departure, Aristide spoke of mixed feelings as leaving South Africa.

We spoke of the recent severe Earth changes in Burma (typhoon) and China (earthquake) and sent love to those situations.

When he spoke of his ex-agent, Caliendo, I asked Lamptey, as a check, to spell the man's surname.

Middletown, Pennsylvania, Mayor Robert Reid later spoke of Carter's visit as providing a much-needed morale boost.

The secrecy was serious: when he spoke of spirits, his smiling face became deadly sober and even scared.

Martin Luther King III spoke of his literal father.