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Advances have been so encouraging that Dr. Thrun sounds like an evangelist when he speaks of robot cars.

The grace of God rests gently on forgiving eyes, and everything they look on speaks of Him to the beholder.

John speaks of Him as the Shepherd who so gives His life for the sheep, that His very life becomes theirs.

It has been four decades since Pilar Maroto lost her newborn son, but tears still fill her eyes when she speaks of him.

He speaks of our "atomized culture, " and his is a responsible, up-to-date and carefully considered opinion.

Certainly she speaks of nature, but she also writes the most intimate pictures of the inner setting-- the heart, the soul, the home.

Dear brother and sister, this book speaks of the fellowship of love with Christ in the inner chamber. Everything depends on this.

Desker speaks of a "Beijing consensus" already challenging a "Washington Consensus" without predicting the long-term outcome.

For the Stoics, the body was not so important, but Marcus Aurelius speaks of himself, his health, what he has eaten, his sore throat.

William Bratton, the police chief of Los Angeles (and formerly of New York), speaks of a "gathering storm of crime" .

It speaks of our interconnectedness and ability to openly share, affirming one another and resisting attempts to diminish others.

A look at the various covenants Scripture speaks of shows that a covenant is a bond of life and death between two or more parties.

It speaks of an innovation-by-the-numbers mentality, much like a student who equates knowledge with scores on standardized tests.

The smooth surface and lines of stainless steel material speaks of the cold sense of force and order of modern industrial civilization.

You know the critic Lu Tonglin, who speaks of your "doubly-subversive position" in even the male-centered avant-garde tradition?

Mr Cameron speaks of a "moral collapse" , which, he adds, has been abetted by a "bossy bureaucratic state" .

In his autobiography, Darwin himself speaks of his intellectual powers with extraordinary modesty.

But the haste with which he has organised the referendum speaks of desperation.

You nevertheless have to know how to read him, too, and listen to his tone-he speaks of what he can expect from his birth.

Poetry would seem to be the simplest art to approach in this sense because it so often speaks of love, sexual or otherwise.

Brazil's finance minister speaks of a latent currency war, and he is not far off the mark.

Speaks of the fluid position survey, can let the person remember the industry to control the scene each kind of reaction vessel.

On its website, the industry-backed World Nuclear Association speaks of a "nuclear renaissance" despite Fukushima.

Referring to it, the catalogue speaks of "one of the most elemental architectonic forms" .

Note: Seth uses the word "God" sparingly , usually he speaks of All That Is or the Primary Energy Gestalt.

This speaks of some of the challenges that this new company faces every day: most people in Vietnam do not know what 'Fair Trade' means.

Ecologist Dan Botkin speaks of forests "marching slowly across the landscape to the beat of the changing climate. "

When the Bible speaks about church unity, it speaks of unity not at the expense of truth but on the basis of it.

Being in the same family merely speaks of similar DNA make up. It has got nothing to do with cohesiveness .

This explains the solemnity with which one speaks of sex nowadays.

Thus Mr Trichet, looking only a month ahead, speaks of the need for "vigilance" but gives no guarantee that rates will rise.

The rose speaks of love silently in a language known only to the heart.

It speaks of early alchemists Zosimus and Isis and of course go back to Sumerian gods and myths.

As with all other cultures - it speaks of Earth's Creation by Gods and Goddesses - some of whom were kind hearted - while others were cruel.

The Valdai report speaks of a 'values gap' between Russia and hints at Russia's impatience with lecturing from a pious EU.

The violence in these stories speaks of a new country struggling to be born.

In his address to the meeting, the mayor speaks of the problem facing the town.

In the Observer magazine this week, Shahla Farid, a Kabul-based lawyer, speaks of her experience defending women's rights.

Mr Aso speaks of an "arc of freedom and prosperity" from Japan, swinging through India via moderate Middle Eastern states into Europe.

Although preoccupied with profits, he exudes pride when he speaks of the honour of running HSBC.

The Sufi poet, Rumi, eloquently speaks of this as being played like a hollow reed.

The child speaks of the Persian ghosts, known from the ancient times.

It would please me if he had turned up with these fifty thousand swords he speaks of.

Martin Snedden, chief of the local organising machine, speaks of a "stadium of 4m" , with the whole country as hosts.

It does not know their names, even it simply speaks of them as "old So-and-So's boy" .

So, for me, it speaks of childhood, and of the history of technology.

Today's text speaks of a glorious day when everyone from the least to the greatest will know the Lord.

As for speaks of treats Handles matters, actually, this spot, really all did not have any necessity to say.

This verse speaks of the child's duties when his or her parents are sick.

Notice how often the Lord speaks of this in the last night. "If ye love Me, ye will keep My commandments" (xiv. 15).

The whole farce speaks of Than Shwe's determination at all costs to keep her incarcerated during next year's election.

Yet the historian who in retrospect speaks of inevitability is not indulging in a pleonasm.

A well-known Chinese saying speaks of a sacred mountain in northern China near Confucius' home.

Drucker sees management as an art rather than a science and constantly speaks of management in human terms.

This gift of money speaks of your generosity.

Nobody speaks of anything during the meeting's discussion session.

Our Westminster Confession speaks of two covenants in Scripture; the covenant of works and the covenant of grace.

Pliability is life; rigidity is death, whether one speaks of man's body, his mind, or his spirit.

Actually I also am the human which not too can express the oneself innermost feelings true idea, therefore I thought which speaks of which.

The design speaks of a concept car for the future that can do almost everything that you would want it to in a green fashion!

The Responsorial Psalm speaks of the scattering of Israel, a parable of the many disasters which afflict our human race.

Luke explains to his readers Semitic names and terms and speaks of Jewish customs.

Commissioner Tommy Irvin Speaks of the Taiwan-Georgia Agricultural Relations.

In fact mainland to Taiwan as a rogue barbaric rude, only speaks of fighting stresses kill, if not inferiority is arrogant.

Mr. Karzai's main challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, a former foreign minister, speaks of "massive state-sponsored fraud" .

Brown speaks of home, hearth and a certain earthiness.

Legend speaks of a Golden Fleece. Could the two be related? . . .

When he speaks of "my country, " he means it literally.

In it she speaks of the cruelty of disease and the deeper cruelty that exists between parents and children.

It speaks of police abuse, forced chastity tests and restrictions reminiscent of the Taleban.

The pastor from Papua New Guinea speaks of joining the two groups to form a Revolutionary Army of West Papua.

She seems very sad, but seldom speaks of her past.

He that commits a fault thinks everyone speaks of it.

A monogram is an individual's own small flag of independence: it speaks of who they once were and who they are now.

In the Old Testament, Moses speaks of the tabernacle and describes its features.

She has forgotten her husband, but still speaks of her children's father.

Drinks and carries mineral water and always speaks of health conscious.

Because purple is the color of royalty, the color lavender also speaks of elegance, refinement and luxury.

This speaks of deprivation and masochism , as well as guilt and judgement.

Native American tradition speaks of the return of the "White Buffalo Woman" .

Is there anything in the Constitution (Article or Amendments) that speaks of- balancing our yearly budget and setting an expendature amount?

Grandfather often speaks of his past.

When Jung speaks of primitive psychology, his emphasis is on the collective unconscious, in contrast to individual conscious.

The computer may work as (assistant) composer. In this case one speaks of algorithmic composition.

The narrow way that the Master speaks of is a hard way, against the Flesh, to our true spiritual reward.

He speaks of nature with a certain unconscious pathos.

The book speaks of his childhood.

Mr Sarkozy, whose own roots are secular and Jewish, speaks of the church from an outsider's distance.

Mr Piatkowski speaks of a "New Golden Age" , with Poland converging on west European levels of well-being soon after 2020.

No one speaks of it just in the now.

No one in the family speaks of the financial difficulty on Christmas Evening.

The character of your car speaks of yourself.

He speaks of the staff sergeant's career and dedication to the mission.

In the lecture, he speaks of overcoming the obstacles that may seem insurmountable.

And journey speaks of adventure and the possibility of transformation.

Speaks of the re-equipping, many people can think pretty Che Tie, the exaggerating tail wing, very dazzles wide envelopment.

She always looks proud when she speaks of her son.

Jesus speaks of heaven as God the Father's house where believers will live forever with God.

Another high-school teacher speaks of the one-bedroom flat he shares with seven others.

Hidden manna speaks of secret nourishment for our spiritual lives.

An exhausted 45-year-old widow, Guylane Fatouma, her baby girl on the mend, speaks of the war years in the town.

The Biography speaks of great loneliness.

He also speaks of fellowship- Christian fellowship.

Ludger Volmer, once party chairman, speaks of the "art of inconsistency" .

One senior diplomat speaks of Brussels gripped by paralysis.

One old account speaks of "small people" with whom the Norsemen fought.

He speaks of it as his baby.

He speaks of a "law written in men's hearts"

Speaks of the Gaffey cat, in this world can also some who look like it such crisply to live?

Her behaviour speaks of suffering bravely borne.

Aunt Polly still thinks I am on a visit, and constantly speaks of you.

John speaks of 'all that is in the world'. What is in it?

Her behavior speaks of suffering bravely borne.

The book speaks of my hometown.

when the Tathagata speaks of worlds, they are not, , but are (expediently) called, worlds.

When she speaks of her long term goals, I couldn't agree more.

Already, Canada, which does front-line stuff in the Afghan south, speaks of withdrawing its 2, 500 troops if European allies don't do more.

The magarizonaine speaks of my hometown.

Everything here speaks of perfect good taste.

This speaks of the perfection of Christ.

Thompson, 52, speaks of his work with quiet pride.

No wonder when White Cloud speaks of water , he always speaks of LOVE! ! !

The gift speaks of my sincerity.

It also speaks of new aircraft guidance systems, more and better bridges, electric cars, cars that talk to each other, and much more.

One usually speaks of Chinese dinners as having from one hundred fifty to two hundred courses.

He speaks of "art forms as technologies. "

Paul also speaks of those who are against him.

The oh speaks of, we English Niang and sincerely all of elder brothers is beginning ten living of.

The oil speaks of the majesty of Christ.

A ten-minute clip that speaks of epochal change.

As soon as speaks of the end, people are accustomed to thought it only is refers conforms to the purposefulness externally.

Speaks of here, next time again said. Dear Kim, This you have satisfied? But was exhausted actually me.

Everything in the room speaks of the graceful taste of its owner.

It is the third book of the Old Testament but it speaks of Christ.

She speaks of the government's plans for the unemployed.

List to the voice that speaks of the past-time.

"White horse" speaks of white fixing what is white.

Each of them speaks of how crucial the events in their personal lives have been in shaping their research.

Earlier in chapter 12, Paul speaks of one body with many parts.

And the way I see it when I shoot an image like that, I think it speaks of innocence. I think children are little angels.

You put an "if" in front and the abstract only speaks of the 1% penetration causing a 2. 5% lowering, not that each 1% has the same effect.

Selina, 27, also speaks of valuing her own space.

The statement speaks of "shortly" and "as soon as possible" .

He speaks of what a poem does for its author, restoring something to the self.

Be it a song or casual conversation To hold my tongue speaks Of quiet reservations

That hardly speaks of a great discrepancy between the two years;

and details created with intend will result in a meaningful aesthetic entity that speaks of symbolic reference

As he holds the book high, he speaks of death,

it speaks of a deceiver within the game ,

He speaks of his humble beginnings

To hold my tongue speaks of quiet reservations

Whoever speaks of Europe is wrong: it is a geographical expression