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At Saturday's summit, 16 of the 18 nations spoke out on the question of territorial rights, putting China on the defensive.

"Let me do something more for my son, and there're only a few years left! " He spoke out his mind.

Miliband spoke out as British sources said it had become clear in recent days that Blair would struggle to become president.

Yet it was Papen, after all, who spoke out against Nazi excesses in a public forum, to the fervent cheers of his audience.

It has all been too much for Smith, who spoke out in his Liverpool Echo column.

Those who spoke out in candid terms on the important question usually could not make Hitler change his mind.

But he spoke out forcefully against the terror attacks and said his administration would support India's efforts to catch those responsible.

In a speech yesterday, President Morsi spoke out against the violence and said that the people responsible would be punished.

But at ASEAN's summit in July, it spoke out for more robust regional human-rights standards and against the Burmese junta.

But opponents of the pyjama purge spoke out in support of their sartorial preferences.

China reacted sharply to the coordinated push, and Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi spoke out against the U. S. proposal.

They spoke out after protesters ripped up crops in one of only two GM trials to be approved in Britain this year.

They stood up and spoke out to demand a fair shake; an honest day's pay for an honest day's work.

Mr Mugabe, himself brought up as a Catholic, told clergy who spoke out against him that they were on a "dangerous path" .

He spoke out his enemy's name between clinched teeth, which gives us a fright.

She stood up and spoke out for the interests of the commune members.

Those who disagreed with him feared reprisals if they spoke out, and those who did were humiliated and derided.

When She invited the disciples to ask questions, only one sister spoke out, while the rest shyly remained silent.

Ausiello spoke out on the fear of Prison Break being knocked off early.

Global leaders from politics and business spoke out about how they had been inspired by the celebrated innovator.

He recently spoke out against the president's Social Security plan on the C-SPAN public affairs television network.

Notably, she spoke out in support of persecuted Buddhist monks in the nation of Myanmar.

made his eyes red, his thin lips blue; and spoke out shrewdly in his grating voice.

Darling spoke out after Gordon Brown said last night that people should not be "cynical" about what could be achieved at the G20.

Ann Landers also spoke out on political issues.

Former WWE star Batista recently spoke out to promote his latest project, the Gracie Fighter Gym.

In fact, shooting for the third season of the Disney favorite is already in full swing even if Disney reps spoke out to the media. . .

But my dad is always saying, 'Stay in school, get good grades, so you can find a safe, secure job. ' I spoke out, somewhat confused.

Mr Morgan, of the Environmental Health Trust, a U. S. campaign group, spoke out after re-examining the figures from six previous studies.

didn't set out to challenge the evil. He spoke out because of his own interest.

Spoke out in a plea for Greater tolerance.

In the final negotiation, stead of keeping speechless, I spoke out freely my points, which surprised my teammates to a large extent.

Syria spoke out against the attack, but some Lebanese officials blame Syria for it.

Two ex-United players spoke out to the media about the impending arrival of Carlos Tevez.

Gaga spoke out about the programme ahead of an episode which sees the cast perform her songs 'Bad Romance' and 'Poker Face'.

I'm sorry I spoke out of turn today, professor. I should have controlled my temper.

Amy's father Mitch previously spoke out about how his daughter stayed away from drugs prior to meeting her ex-husband.

She spoke out about all of it, though the ANC seldom deigned to notice or reply.

In fact, as recently as this March, Blatter himself spoke out against allowing technical intrusions into the beautiful game.

The kid spoke out the truth without compunction.

I can't help wondering why these murderers spoke out against killing as they approached their own death.

Several travel managers at the press conference spoke out against American's initiative.

And they all spoke out of their own tradition a word about the healing power of solidarity, one with the other.

Danton's terror became a murderous rampage. He spoke out against the indiscriminate killing and urged restraint on Robespierre.

If they spoke out of turn they would get their heads snapped off.

On Thursday, President Barack Obama personally spoke out against Mr. Jones's plan to burn the Quran.

He spoke out after studying hundreds of pillows used by patients in hospitals run by Barts and the London NHS Trust.

He spoke out in favour of reforms.

However, when my wife spoke out our idea, the owner's reaction was totally beyond our imagination.

He spoke out in favor of reforms.

But when Obama was declared president-elect on Tuesday, his A-list supporters spoke out again.

When Jesus' credibility was attacked, Nicodemus spoke out in Jesus' defense (John 7: 50-51).

But Italy yesterday spoke out against protectionism.

He spoke out against racial discrimination.

It might help if ordinary citizens spoke out strongly for change.

The board was split, and there were several who spoke out strongly in your favor.

George Osborne spoke out against 'people who think it is a lifestyle to sit on out-of-work benefits'.

m sorry, I spoke out of turn.

Forgive us if we wanted to wait for the autopsy reports before we spoke out.

You also just spoke out against app stores and how they pose a big threat to Internet freedom.

Brazil spoke out against.

"The fighting stopped when we spoke out Wa language" , a Wa officer said.

That is why he spoke out to condemn the decision.

Professor Fiese spoke out after reviewing 17 studies on eating patterns and nutrition involving almost 200, 000 children and teenagers.

All at once she spoke out.

In a rare move, four of the Nobel jury's five judges spoke out to defend their selection,