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We shall see whether or not someone may articulate that, here, I am slipping outside, or am trying to turn away from it.

Although students did not always articulate their feelings, it seemed that having landmarks in a search was an important safeguard.

A leader should be able to articulate this purpose, to hold it up as a glowing beacon whenever the occasion demands.

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Had I been articulate about my ultimate aspirations, no doubt someone would have told me what I was bargaining for.

One person beginning to articulate this idea is Mitt Romney, one of the frontrunners to be the Republican presidential candidate.

She was an intelligent and articulate woman in her early 40s who came to see me for depression and anxiety.

Graham Charters: Yes, there are cost saving to be made and being able to clearly articulate this was one of the goals of the model.

Through my work I'm trying to articulate that humans are not separate from nature and that everything is interconnected.

On the other hand, to say it was the vision of any ideal or allegiance to any principle would be making it far too articulate and abstract.

Thus, be prepared to articulate some of the main features of the case, and to defend your recommended course of action.

Balance, motivation and the right feeling in the body. . . as I said, it's hard to articulate "flow" but its key.

At least since the 1970s, candidates for prime minister have been able to articulate how Australia will manage its Western alliances.

Learn to embrace criticism as part of the process and, of course, be well-prepared to articulate your counter arguments when appropriate.

this was the first time I had seen a Chinese bhikshuni articulate her moral and intellectual position in such a forthright manner.

So it seems to make sense that music came "before we had this complicated articulate language that we use to do abstract thinking. "

To many of these people, articulate as they were, the great loss was the loss of language-that they could not say what was in them.

Tentatively, it has begun to articulate a more active vision of how the world might be run and how China might contribute.

"Co. . . " Dolohov began, but he could not at once articulate the words: "come up, " he said, with an effort.

Each IT project is an instance of this process area, and each must be able to articulate its value.

Contrary to what you might suspect, few users are able to clearly articulate their needs.

Brought up in a large, articulate family, she was nourished on argument.

When action was ultimately forthcoming, Treasury officials failed to articulate a clear sense of principles and priorities for intervention.

Almost none of Pakistan's articulate and educated liberal voices have dared speak out in his defence.

However, to date I have not found a single person unable to articulate in his or her work context a moral gray zone.

I think this campaign demonstrates what I've been trying to articulate for a long time: that compulsory hijab IS a big deal in Iran.

Broadcaster Sky said it was "an articulate and educated insight into decisions some people have to make" .

The reserved but articulate teacher failed to realise that the liberation movement picked him to provide a respectable image.

For a depressive episode, a normally articulate person may not be unable to string together a sentence, said Sachs.

Bill Cohen was an articulate, youthful-looking politician who had been an innovative thinker on defense issues for years.

This requires that the architect be an effective negotiator, able to articulate the consequences of different tradeoffs.

Because a security token is useful within a trust domain, there needs to be a way to articulate the scope of a trust domain.

But let me take the -- my remaining three minutes or so to say -- to articulate a couple of themes.

Rao proved to be a handsome , dark - skinned , articulate and fast- speaking young man, still in his twenties .

Qaddafi "spoke the unpalatable truths that others" -- those elites -- "did not dare to articulate. "

Armed with a slick Web site and articulate spokesmen in Europe and the United States, the movement has gotten sympathy from Westerners.

You also need to be able to articulate, simply, clearly and honestly, what you believe and why.

Then, be able to articulate it. "Otherwise, they won't take your calls the next time around, " adds Mandel.

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The surface structure of a sentence is the string of sounds or words that we articulate and hear.

The micrographs also show that the uncoated bare surface of steel contains fragmented articulate matter on the surface.

But the first step in more objectively assessing culture fit is to articulate what makes up the culture of your organization.

India has never really been able to articulate precisely which principles and ideas replace conventional human rights language and concepts.

If he or she can articulate it well, others will rally around that vision and willingly sign up for the project.

Because nonverbal cues reflect emotional states, both visitor and host national might not be able to articulate what's going on.

But in our discussions he could scarcely conceal his anger and he wasn't able to articulate sound lessons learned from what transpired.

She had become, in the popular western view, the symbol of Chinese resistance: brave, articulate and, to top it all, elegant.

Can they articulate the kind of person they believe themselves to be?

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is a smart, articulate, well-educated American, who happens to be a Black man.

The goal of this article is to articulate a vision in which these complementary technologies work together to enable dynamic e-business.

"The more articulate, the less said" is an old Chinese proverb that I just made up myself.

So far, we have failed to articulate a new global order that reflects the dramatic pace of global integration.

Tools can assist in the design aspect to help you articulate and understand what you're going to build.

Perhaps it's enough to articulate a great idea. Perhaps it's possible to even complete some research that supports the idea's viability.

We also need to articulate what organizational factors are impacted by an agile transformation, and what commitments are required.

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He would hardly articulate the words that tumbled passionately from his lips.

And the President was quite articulate about product safety, and I appreciated his comments.

My rational faculties were not sufficiently developed to articulate the way in which I had been cheated, but I certainly knew I had been.

And that's the whole point, really, to allow people to see how cultured people articulate themselves.

If you can articulate what your career goals are, your boss can tell you what experience you need to gain before you can move up the ladder.

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Suppose you articulate the specifics of your problem so that we may deal with it more accurately.

Fostering positive inner lives sometimes requires leaders to better articulate meaning in the work for everyone across the organization.

That would be fair, but the articulate middle classes are unlikely to be impressed.

Communication to another may be an ultimate desire, but the immediate motive is to articulate the experience for oneself.

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"Articulate your words, don't gabble. " said the mother.

What I wanted to reply, but found difficult to articulate at the time, was that hacking can be worse than that.

But the small amount of research on this issue shows that kids who use slang abbreviations are the more articulate ones.

Their chief achievement was to articulate a language of control and design that worked for biology, social sciences, and computers.

Mr Kan may not be the best man to articulate that, and it may take years before Japan is galvanized by such thinking.

Teachers assist all students to become self-directed learners who are able to demonstrate, articulate, and evaluate what they learn.

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Strong verbal and written communication skills including ability to articulate complex technical information in a clear, concise manner.

Financial markets do not articulate clearly to the public why they "pick on" Greece, or the UK, or others.

He was intelligent and articulate and had contacts all over the state because of his work with Bumpers.

The participants' brains began to pick up on differences before they could fully articulate them.

The best negotiators are persuasive, articulate people, who select a few key arguments and repeat them.

You have to create awareness of the value you bring to the job and be able to articulate that when you go into a negotiating session.

In summary, Diller's advice was articulate and clearly stated, and provides good context about the potential direction of travel technology.

Uses global thinking to clearly articulate Lenovo's market positioning and competitiveness across the globe.

Gorz, a bitter opponent of nuclear power, was among the first to articulate a theory of ecological politics.

Articulate why being a writer is important to you, and how your life goals can still support your common values.

His biggest failure, however, is his inability articulate a plausible alternative to the system he loathes.

Most people won't be able to articulate a number, stuck to a chair, can't walk and even partial analgesia.

Frail but articulate, she lives in a comfortable Beijing flat with her husband, now 94, their son and daughter-in-law.

His biggest failure, however, is his inability to articulate a plausible alternative to the system he loathes.

My mother . . . was very articulate, I got that from her, she would make me go to art galleries, dances and theaters.

A common symptom of this antipattern is the inability of the sponsors to articulate the value proposition of SOA adoption.

Know exactly what your products do and consider what the client needs them to do. Then, be able to articulate it.

As Buck thought about it some more, he could only ascribe his involvement to his articulate brother.

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Music was not articulate, It was not a new world, but rather another chaos, that it created in us.

Accessibility of a live part shall be determined by the articulate probe test of Clause 14. 4 during user maintenance and normal operation.

There was a whole system written in software to articulate the tongue.

Vanessa is an extraordinary woman. Articulate, passionate and resilient, she thirsts for adventure.

Then let articulate the heart become ever albatross.

Adobe wasn't able to articulate the delay in PR-speak but it is most likely a performance issue.

Duke Ellington was a great artist and an elegant, articulate man.

In this spirit, the intent of the Forum is to articulate a clear vision of new international priorities.

It is a visual language, and if you intend to say something articulate and worthwhile, you must be fully conscious.

A few classmates have asked the professor to articulate further on his theory.

However, I do wish you to take positions, to try to articulate and to defend your point of view.

I managed to articulate, at cost of great pain to my aching throat.

The doubters argue that, however decent and articulate, Mr Obama is gaining a reputation as someone who can be pushed around.

Anyone would be impressed to observe how articulate most production workers are, in spite of criticisms of our schools.

But it is much harder to argue with Randi Weingarten, the articulate head of the American Federation of Teachers.

An enchanting story captivates you and you are attracted to people whose speech is articulate or colorful.

Husbands are effusive, heartfelt, and articulate in their appreciation of both their partners and their marriages.

In the past, admittedly, some of those very same articulate bankers have found themselves in financial or political trouble.

And in so doing, he missed an opportunity to articulate a more nuanced racial vision for the increasingly diverse country he heads.

Often, disruptive innovation solves problems that customers didn't know they had or were unable to clearly articulate.

Given a microarray data set, articulate all the sources of error in measurement and find them in the particular data set.

Articulate how the responsible person can resolve your concern, being as specific as possible.

Instead, each module is introduced with extremely clear and articulate prose descriptions, followed by well-chosen typical usage examples.

"I think Chelsea Clinton is, is very kind and, um, smart and articulate, " she said.

With the gathering of concerned parties comes an excellent opportunity to articulate the application architecture at a high level.

Ever since he was chancellor, Mr Brown has been an articulate expositor of ideas for a new global financial architecture.

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There was nothing she could put her finger on, or articulate, just this lingering unease .

Articulate your words, regardless of your natural speaking style.

Set the Stage: Try to get everyone to articulate up front their objectives and expectations from the conversation.

A third huge problem in the philosophy of mind is to articulate a satisfactory theory of the nature of mental content.

Data compilation and archiving needs to be improved. He is articulate and skillful in communication.

It is indeed because of that that the woman-subject is noted to articulate, and that at a certain level I propose to you the Homme-elle.

I will now re-articulate a number of formulae to be preserved as link points, without which thought will stumble and slip.

They set up elaborate booths at medical meetings and send articulate drug representatives and "retailers" to pay personal visits to doctors.

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Articulate, intellectual, he talks about existential philosophy, the writings of Camus and Sartre. He was once an editor at Random House.

Their questions forced me to dig deeper and articulate my ideas more clearly.

Analysts were disappointed by Mr. Toyoda's failure to articulate details about his turnaround strategy.

Clearly articulate the company's values.

Here we have, I repeat it for you, the starting point of everything that we articulate about communication.

I can't yet articulate the difference, but I have learned from the clear, confident presentation of the authors' techniques.

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But they were mere tots, with more teeth than sentences, and could not articulate the mysteries of their young minds.

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Joey's story is typical. He works in PR in Manila's business district, and is bright, articulate and confident.

Argument: Then why could you use the word? If it is indeed not clearly defined then how are you supposed to articulate your meaning?

With the gathering of concerned parties comes an excellent opportunity to articulate the application at a high level.

In general the customer is not in the position to articulate its requirements fully.

She is intelligent, principled, extremely articulate, and she has the heart of a warrior.

Ms. Wilbur: Students have to map out their biggest strengths and be able to articulate how they can contribute to their target company.

Steele likely will articulate the Republican Party's views regularly at public appearances and on television programs.

A QA manager may articulate specific goals and supporting questions around software quality and process stability.

This being the case, marketing managers should not only monitor differentiation, they should carefully articulate it.

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At the age of 93 , he was still sharp- witted and articulate .

Current agile solutions do not clearly articulate solutions to these issues, and this needs to change.

Sorry. But I just do not understand. You say you are body less and mindless , while I see you very much alive and articulate.

And nor is the spoken articulate safe, with many people admitting to listening on chats their other halves believed would be confidential.

Nixon: I appreciate that you are very articulate and energetic. . .

Attorneys are noted for their ability to articulate a position confidently in the face of equally confident and articulate opposition.

Finally, a good Ph. D. student must have the ability to clearly and forcefully articulate their ideas--in person and in writing.

Articulate your critique with valid evidence and suggestions for revision where appropriate.

There's a handful of intelligent, articulate and empathetic parents answering questions--and then there's the cesspool of stupid.

Jerry understood my goals, and he helped me articulate them and form realistic plans to reach them.

Generally, it is our experience that tight, clean, articulate-sounding headphones have few harmonic distortion products.

The questions asked also articulate some of the most basic concerns of managers.

Nor, unlike China after Mao, did any Indian leader articulate an alternate ideology of the world and India's role in it.

His visual message, which he could never articulate so bluntly, is that although he is black, he is not threatening.

We have become better at working with communities, helping them to articulate their needs and developing their social capital.

Stay away from the high register at the beginning, it is more difficult to articulate there.

IT ALWAYS AMAZES me how few investors-and sometimes, fund managers-can articulate their investment philosophy.

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Answer questions in an articulate and organized manner.

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In literary criticism the traditionalists were more articulate and aggressive .

Milton Friedman was becoming the most articulate spokesman for the so-called Chicago School of economics.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, the new boy on the block, proved himself an attractive, articulate debater.

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A baby cries and gurgles but does not use articulate speech (or speak distinctly).

The protesters, however, struggle to articulate exactly what they want in its place.

As they ask each other questions, their English sounds no less articulate than that of similarly-aged Americans.

And when both, or all, participants articulate wildly different expectations, what then?

The insiders who resist reform tend always to be more vocal and articulate than the outsiders who would benefit from it.

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It's important to have a strong and articulate opening statement, too.

These folks might well prefer a plain-spoken war hero like Mr McCain to the articulate and arugula-munching Mr Obama.

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Participate and articulate Plan's position on child participation in networks where Plan is a member.

The first task is to articulate the vision of where the organization is heading.

We hold the highly articulate or logical people of our culture in great esteem.

And those feelings are asking, in their semi-articulate way, to be translated into words.

Mr. Wen's speech marks his latest effort to articulate where the world's fastest-growing major economy is headed.

And this student, probably the first time using it, but she can articulate it many different ways.

Propose and articulate intelligent alternatives to the status quo.

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It is quite impossible, even to articulate it if we do not see what the nature of the process of enunciating is.

Every generation needs to redefine and articulate what its American identity means.

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For all their innocence, children's prayers, though not as articulate as adults', are worth listening to.

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But today, here's an especially articulate essay on this subject.

We esteem the highly articulate or logical people of our culture.

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My aunt , an incredibly articulate and brilliant woman , was widowed early .

But even today, if you ask most PRI - istas to articulate their party's political philosophy, you'll get rollo, or meaningless blah-blah .

These courses are designed to articulate with university degrees.

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She is right though, if one looks beyond the colorful lingo she used to articulate her message.

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Even Charles Darwin "talked about our ancestors singing love songs to each other before we could speak articulate language, " Patel says.

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I was especially impressed by the young, articulate pastor of Willow Creek Community Church near Chicago, Bill Hybels.

IBM has extensive experience in helping customers assess their maturity and articulate their roadmap for their SOA journey.

She is maturing into a self-possessed and articulate young woman.

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He was unusually articulate for a ten-year-old.

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Let us articulate our hopes, our missions, our values and our vision instead of waiting for the government to state it for us.

"He's not just smart; he's cool and articulate. I think he may be the most amazing kid I've ever met. "

An articulate voice from any quarter should be welcomed.

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Europe's Muslims should, by 2030, have become articulate and effective political bargainers.

Conservatives, libertarians, and other defenders of free enterprise are becoming more outspoken and more articulate.

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Be descriptive and articulate when asking your question!

I can never articulate my thoughts into words, which makes me appear very stupid.

I hope the upcoming articles in this column will help to articulate the software development problems you are trying solve.

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The idea that mosques have a duty to articulate the feelings of their members (on anything from gambling to Gaza) sparks huge fights.

His voice was shrill, but very clear and articulate.

So before you pick a pro, make sure you can articulate exactly what guidance you seek.

It is believed that girls are usually more articulate than boys.

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How does one articulate a design thesis in writing verses visual media?

She will now have to articulate a clearer view of the post-al-Qaeda world.

It is not about how well you articulate your point of view.