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The two Kims are supposed to have agreed not to utter a word about it until August.
ECONOMIST: Power politics, Korean-style
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When the pope finally approached him, he could barely utter a word.
CNN: Russert's passion showed in religion, family, work, sports
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But before Mr Blunkett could even utter a word, he had to withstand a mild duffing up by Police Federation chairman Fred Broughton.
BBC: Blunkett eats humble pie
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My handlers warned me not to utter a word about my experience, and by speaking, I am aware that my relatives could face consequences.
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Their husbands, terrified of killings and amputations, don't utter a word.
CNN: Broken limbs, torn lives in northern Mali
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Arab leaders did not utter a word of condemnation.
ECONOMIST: The Middle East
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Trying to raise them, though, is a delicate subject in a land where politicians utter the word Mittelstand the country's small and medium-sized companies with near-religious awe.
ECONOMIST: Germany's biggest bank reshapes itself, again
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This is a war of diminished expectations and one where the West will never utter the word "victory".
BBC: Afghanistan's 'green on blue' collapse of trust
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Mouchoir was a word that well-bred French people couldn't allow themselves to utter or hear in public.
ECONOMIST: Shakespeare