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but his mother spoke up and said, "No! He is to be called John. "

The frog spoke up again and said, 'If you kiss me and turn me back into a beautiful princess, I will stay with you for one week. '

This had not occurred to Harry. While he struggled to find a counterargument, Ron spoke up, evidently following his own train of thought.

She spoke up in defense of her political beliefs.

" One of the kids spoke up and said, " Would God keep the Bible in something that breaks so easily?

He walked hastily, but with a woman hit a full, just want to say sorry to mouth, but preempt the woman spoke up.

Central bankers from Israel to Brazil spoke up in favour of discouraging bubbles and questioned the Fed's approach.

The open society needs defenders. So it would be nice if Mr Obama spoke up more often for the ideals etched on a certain statue.

At the signing ceremony, several former welfare recipients spoke up for the bill.

Was this the only time Joseph ever spoke up for himself?

Newspapers that invested for the long haul, that stood for something, that spoke up.

If I spoke up he might get sore.

At the meeting, both parents and teachers spoke up about the need to work together to solve common problems like children eating junk food.

My school mates were so afraid of the nuns' wrath that they rarely spoke up for themselves or suggest a change.

Uncle George spoke up in the prayer meeting.

On Iran, Obama belatedly spoke up for the "universal principle that people should have a voice in their own lives and their own destiny. "

He spoke up the truth on the court.

Bloom spoke up for universal humanity in a New York accent.

A smart ass student in the back of the classroom waved his hand and spoke up. "But what about extreme sexual exhaustion, professor? "

Thank God Nick spoke up then, just as Mary Ann started to walk away.

Erle Keefer said some Turtles spoke up vociferously about the allocation of money.

Thanks, Lord, for the great gift I have received from all who spoke up for Jesus in my hearing.

Seeing his discomfiture , Grant spoke up. "Well, go ahead, officer. Do your duty. I'll accept your ticket. "

Sure, I challenged them in my heart and in my head, but I rarely spoke up.

There was a brief silence, then he spoke up.

I'd rather believe that when they spoke up that day, they had finally chosen to take control of their own destinies .

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke up Tuesday, and the roller coaster continued.

Shortly before she died, she spoke up for an exiled academic she thought was unjustly accused of taking part in the genocide.

Then the smallest rabbit spoke up, "I've got a idea! " he squeaked.

It's time someone spoke up for the less privileged in our society.

After other students suggested definitions and references to Borges stories, Marc Lanthemann spoke up.

Ryan White, a teenager with AIDS in Indiana, spoke up for all infected children and became a national hero before his death in 1990.

Then, after a few minutes of discussion, Tony spoke up.

Customers spoke up at the sessions, asking good questions and wanting to know how they could improve their organizations.

Then one of them spoke up and we were born.

13When they finished, James spoke up: "Brothers, listen to me. "

But she reported it. She spoke up.

WELL, it was time somebody spoke up, wasn't it?

Phoebe, to my surprise, spoke up.

Everyone, it's time I spoke up.

The boy without eyebrows spoke up first.

And from then on, every time something didn't work, I spoke up.

Da, right you spoke up last time.

It's time someone spoke up. 12. I resent that.

The second guy spoke up and said, "I want to go to Montana, there are only 50 Catholics living there. . . "

The third guy spoke up and said, "I want to go to Idaho, there are only 25 Catholics living there. . . "

she spoke up in defence of her political beliefs

One of the onlookers, who had been clenching his teeth to suppress hot speech, now spoke up

If you're sad then it's time you spoke up too