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Meanings of speaking in anglès
Usage of speaking in anglès
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson, speaking on Morning Report today, backed her position.
2
A large number of asylum-seekers in Ireland come from non-English speaking countries.
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This is far from reality, he said, speaking to Reuters from Turkey.
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However, speaking to Donald McRae five years ago, he highlighted his difficulties.
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However, also speaking in parliament, the former prime minister denied all wrongdoing.
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He had no problem speaking; a sure sign he was a mixture.
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Ireland is also English-speaking and working off a common law legal framework.
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Patel was speaking to journalists at Parliament before his Budget vote speech.
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Today I'm speaking in the General Assembly at the Climate Action Summit.
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Obama was, of course, speaking about his opposition to war with Iraq.
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Stop speaking the words, use the physical body and make the gesture.
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Mr Cullen was speaking at a road safety conference in Dublin today.
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She answered it without speaking and a moment later said, I'm sorry.
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Is your speaking problem physical, or does it come from being deaf?
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The image of a strong family man speaking out about personal responsibility?
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There must be an election coming; the Government is speaking about Irish.
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Speaking through the time
Speaking across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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