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very useful most of the time. So if I talk up here in the nose, you can hear the difference
So if I talk up here in my nose, you can hear the difference.
Trump and his gaggle of sycophants really tried to talk up his physical fitness.
I can see—I can see why Winona Ryder just loves the fella." Trump and his gaggle of sycophants really, uh, tried to talk up his physical fitness.
So, you know, I want to really talk up how much foundations have been a huge supporter of my work.
So I want to really talk up how much foundations
such—but he also blurred the line between national celebration and campaign rally, using the stage to talk up his own record.
In the autumn of 2021, Ghanaian ex-prisoner Tetteh Teye took to the radio to talk up the importance of weed in the country’s jails.
And we expect him to want to talk up what he sees as his achievements at home and on the world stage.
He needs to talk up these suppliers because there's maybe some fragility.
then I— and this is the same thing that's happened with "Sona." Sona will talk up these shows.