By hosting her, they intoned, the Great Neck Synagogue would be guilty of propagating hate speech.
"All cholesterol drugs simply aren't the same, " one ad intoned, according to the letter.
The results were unambiguous, the statistician intoned without emotion: Iressa didn't boost survival in either big trial.
"She says she's safe, that she's okay, but I'm also hearing the phrase 'hidden governments, '" intoned Van Praagh.
"The ping heard round the world, " Time magazine intoned in its cover story.
"We don't know where this money is coming from, " he intoned.
There was a time when conservative Washington was full of Adam Smith enthusiasts who solemnly intoned that good government must promote competition, not hand out favours to cronies.
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Vice-President Al Gore, visiting Fort Worth, dutifully intoned concern.
We listened on the radio to his acceptance speech, delivered with the confidently intoned upper-class enunciation that, for close to eight years now, had inspired millions of ordinary families like ours to remain hopeful in the midst of hardship.
"These economic attributes, when combined with media concentration, endanger democracy, " intoned a collection of self-appointed media watchdog groups in a response to another FCC filing last December that would lift the restriction against combinations of newspapers and broadcast outfits in the same market.
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