In a month, the first release of the LiViD DVD player should be available, said Pavlovich, and it will be free -- free as in both free speech and free beer.

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What soldiers say they really could use are small, hands-free devices that translate speech in both directions, as people talk to them.

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However, other groups, such as trade unions, could potentially neutralise the advantage of those private Republican fortunes because they, too, may spend unlimited amounts in the name of free speech, as long as this is not co-ordinated with any candidate.

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After arriving in office with a thumping mandate, Mr Orban has frittered away time and energy on peripheral issues, such as a new media law detested by believers in free speech.

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An economic-motive requirement is, finally, unnecessary, because legitimate free-speech claims may be raised and addressed in individual RICO cases as they arise.

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The advocacy of positions on behalf of people in the country before the Congress is as much a part of free speech, I believe, as what we're doing here on NPR.

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His problem was with the idea of unfettered free speech, which he (and too many others) see as a problem in and of itself.

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Now this columnist is in favor of free speech for all--for political candidates and donors as well as journalists, for all corporations and not just ones whose business is the news.

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The difference between America and Europe in dealing with Islam reaches down to some basic questions of principle, such as the limits of free speech and free behaviour.

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