So when we are cheering for British businesses, should we shout louder for Vodafone, a British multinational, than for O2, owned by a Spanish multinational.

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Whether we all want to shout to our phones is another matter.

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At which point the subsidy junkies shout that we should just subsidise the roll out as this creates a market which will drive innovation.

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To talk we almost had to shout.

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The crowds shout "we won't sell!"

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They shout and we listen.

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As long as they cheer us on and shout at us if we don't do things right, we'll be fine.

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After hearing someone shout out an errant answer, we work to understand it, which causes us to reassess our initial assumptions and try out new perspectives.

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On behalf of The Kimberley School could you please give a shout out for all the amazing things we are doing today!

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"We will all die of cholera, " they shout.

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We see this all the time with brands that regularly shout out about the heritage of the company, when legacy often matters less and less in a rapidly-evolving marketplace.

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We are very often too tired, too busy, too exhausted mentally and physically to stand up and shout enough is enough, and please help.

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