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61) The ADA did , however , speak out unofficially in support of the conclusions.

62) We all agreed to speak out at the next town meeting about the poor bus service.

63) Too bad if a victim emboldened to speak out at the age of 39.

64) Since then, some Chinese scholars have been reluctant to speak out on the issue — indeed, a half-dozen experts on the subject each declined to comment for this article.

65) If public disapproval hardens, critics will be emboldened to speak out.

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66) Ask Ss to speak out some reading material in Chinese.

67) Stranger: alright. china is your MOUTHER. but u gonna know that i didn't hurt u and i just speak out what i knew and saw.

68) Hey, nobody manages I the distress of doleful teacher, speak out, who is clear, beg your gangmaster to raise come, see me listen to the class clear.

69) She says, she wants to tell North Koreans that people in the South are like kings - they can speak out, protest, and publish.

70) But she felt duty-bound to try to earn a living and speak out, whereas most victims dare not show themselves.

71) "Mr. Clinton should speak out on the trade issue, " he said. "Without his explicit intervention, the speculation will be going on and most of it is going in a negative direction.

72) Arendt said he felt compelled to speak out about the treatment of prisoners at the camp.

73) Whitman's fearless, unheard-of voice shattered the glass of European gentility and eventually emboldened later generations of American poets to speak out in wilder tones.

74) Elton John has paid tribute to gay rights campaigners and urged others around the world to "stand up and speak out" against homophobia.

75) We don't speak out because we are afraid, and often with reason.