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Speech regarding the benefits of redistributing wealth. Essential Speeches, 2009
Nuremberg--Speech of September 14, 1936. Essential Speeches, 2009
Speech on the evils of alcohol. Essential Speeches, 2009
Speech regarding the Algerian people. Essential Speeches, 2009
Speech written on behalf of the late John Adams. Essential Speeches, 2009
Speech before Congress in 1917. Essential Speeches, 2009
Munich--Speech of February 24, 1941. Essential Speeches, 2009
Nuremberg--Speech of September 6, 1938. Essential Speeches, 2009
Berlin--Speech of May 1, 1935. Essential Speeches, 2009
Speech given to British troops in 1942. Essential Speeches, 2009
Saarbruecken--Speech of October 9, 1938. Essential Speeches, 2009
Danzig--Speech of September 19, 1939. Essential Speeches, 2009
Nuremberg, Labor-Front--Speech of September 12, 1936. Essential Speeches, 2009
Crisis of confidence speech. Essential Speeches, 2009
Wilhelmshaven -- Speech of April 1, 1939. Essential Speeches, 2009

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The structure of the larynx

The morphology (structure) of the larynx is studied according to the cartilages, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and membranes of which it is composed. ... (30 of 8498 words)

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affected by schizophrenia (in mental disorder: Clinical features)
child development (in child development (process); in preschool education: Modern theories. )
comparison with singing (in singing (music): Singing versus speaking)
deconstruction (in deconstruction (criticism): Deconstruction in philosophy; in Jacques Derrida (French philosopher): Life and work )
human evolution (in human evolution: Speech and symbolic intelligence)
infants (in infancy)
information theory (in information theory (mathematics): Shannon’s communication model)
nervous system control centre (in human nervous system (anatomy): Analytical approaches)
phoneme (in phoneme (linguistics))
psycholinguistics (in linguistics (science): Speech perception)
relation to writing (in writing: Writing as a system of signs)
rhetoric (in oratory)

aspect of language

(in language: Phonetics and phonology; in language: Tendencies against change )

communication (in communication (social behaviour): Vocal communication)

production of sound waves

larynx (in larynx (anatomy))
maxillary sinuses (in sinus (anatomy): Functions of the paranasal sinuses)

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Speech - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11): Speech, or talking, is the form of language that people can hear. (Writing is the other main form of language.) People use speech to communicate with others.
speech - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up): The ability to express and communicate thoughts, emotions, and abstract ideas by spoken words-speech-is one of the features that distinguishes humans from other animals. Speech is the spoken form of language, the system of symbols by which humans communicate (see Language).

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Speech and Hearing Science And Technology - What is X?

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