Politicians, and nonpoliticians seeking to become politicians, orate on a topic that has not personally concerned them since they last took a math test.
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The multimillionaire Checchi orated like a populist assemblyman, and the sedate Davis told a church group that his wife had led him back to God.
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Abdullah, orating in Bakshi Stadium, pointed out that the conflict was now all the more perilous, with India and Pakistan possessing nuclear weapons.
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For 30 years, the police had nixed pamphleteering, orating or otherwise attracting a crowd to the sidewalk on the Capitol's east front.
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Other notable people who have orated at the Rice are Texas Governor William P . Hobby and Captain James A . Baker of Baker and Botts.
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Yet, when the senior Senator from West Virginia rises to speak _ orate would be a better word _ listless spectators in the gallery sit up.
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As he orated, he displayed a Polaroid of himself in prison, at 19, standing beside Stony Wilson, his trainer, a convicted murderer.
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Around 3, 000 students in various varsity colors from more than 40 Greater Jakarta universities staged a rally, taking turns to orate to the crowds.
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Crimes and determined punishments were usually orated; however as their contact with literate Romans increased, their laws became codified and developed into written language and text.
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In these, the senator seems braced by the inquiry's relentlessly partisan gamesmanship, and in fervid moments, he orates in a kind of senatorial Stengelese.
