And they start to speak Harry Potter among themselves, and I feel like an alien.

NEWYORKER: Mugglemarch

Only in old age did he start to speak out, not least to try to influence the present.

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But it is time to start expecting more from the man elected twice to speak for the middle class.

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The Lords are planning to start early to accommodate all the peers who want to speak in the marathon two-day debate on the Government's Lords Reform proposals. 113 Peers (and counting) have put in to speak - and a debate of penetrating predictability looms.

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Rumors that Radcliffe was carrying an injury developed after she refused to speak to media at the start of Sunday's race, which was won by Japan's Mizuki Noguchi.

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Morrill also says the strongest candidates take time to think before they start talking, and then speak as though they have made an outline in their heads.

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But even if the devices speak to each other and the wired or wireless connections also start to shake hands, some content has been protected specifically so that it cannot be shared.

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I've provided a good start for your fatty-food future, but clotted cream owns the scones, so to speak.

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