After February 3rd, when Daschle withdrew his nomination, because he had failed to pay some taxes, Orszag became perhaps the dominant voice on health care within the White House.

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The epic falls within the tradition of heroic folktales that dramatize and voice the deepest sentiments and aspirations of a nation.

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Of these, only Rhames takes the movie by the throat and finds the black farce within it, mocking the somnolence (and the lyrical voice-overs) that prevails elsewhere.

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And therefore it's that voice from the side, the voice that speaks not to party politics and immediate interest, but to the innermost soul of the human within us, the divine within us, which actually succeeds because it has no power at all.

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"People care about the country and where we're headed right now, " he says, adding that news cable has become an increasingly important player in the news marketplace, and his network an increasingly valuable voice within it.

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The voice control features let you switch between playing a game and watching television within the time it takes to change a channel, according to Microsoft.

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Within four years of its inception the Casey Institute had become an influential voice in the public policy community.

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Moreover, even within a single group, the meaning of a gesture could vary with context, almost as tone of voice can vary the meaning of a human's spoken word.

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