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Meanings of speech in English
(Language) communication by word of mouth.
Address delivered to an audience.
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Portuguese
fala Usage of speech in English
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The report also said police inhibited protesters constitutional right to free speech.
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However, MBIA said it has seen business volumes growing since Padilla's speech.
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He said the move threatened freedom of speech, belief and open debate.
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The case marked the latest important free speech decision by the justices.
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Even speech today has become a form of violence-evenin the university.
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Victims' rights groups argue that free speech protections don't apply to prisoners.
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However, Mr Gallavin said there were boundaries to freedom of speech too.
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The content of the speech, however, was exactly what you would expect.
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The result is that the right to freedom of speech is eroded.
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She said this week: I regret the speech at the party conference.
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Free speech is declared to be free speech, everywhere, at all times.
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Patel was speaking to journalists at Parliament before his Budget vote speech.
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Each year the research team evaluated the children's ability to process speech.
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Trump, of course, ran his campaign on the values of free speech.
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However, under the act that freedom of speech is subject to limits.
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Believe it or not, some good came out of the budget speech.
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Spanish
Speech through the time
Speech across language varieties
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