But he couldn't articulate his emotions, how he felt when he realized his relatives were among the dead.
It is still in a place where Chinese companies are understanding user needs and filling them rather than understanding user needs that users can't even articulate.
Iwata wasn't quite as articulate as he was at GDC, which may be the result of a press-only audience, but he still had the charm on.
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Redmond wasn't a particularly articulate or charismatic candidate, and he had lost a congressional bid only seven months earlier to Richardson, winning just a third of the vote.
He must articulate truths in language that doesn't turn people off.
So I felt that I started on the wrong foot, and I just didn't feel that I was as articulate as I could have been.
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The evidence from Greece, which elected a pro-euro government in the midst of a deep depression, or the Netherlands, which re-elected a Liberal-led government last year, shows that voters may be angry but they aren't stupid: courageous leaders that can articulate tough choices and explain why change is necessary can still win elections.
"He's thoughtful, he's articulate, he's handsome, he doesn't fit any of the stereotypes of the dangerous dark-skinned black male that people see every day on television, " Mr Westen said.
You're a very poised and articulate fourth grader. (Applause.) Yes, isn't she impressive? (Applause.) Yes, absolutely.
But what I don't think we stop to reflect on enough is the strength it took to articulate that dream.
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Surely these vehicles will help, but they alone won't be able to deliver North America to profitability, and executives either cannot or will not articulate just what products beyond them will do so.
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