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verb acquaint, advertise, advise, announce, apprise, articulate, assert, bandy words, breathe, bring word, broadcast, commerce with, commune, confabulate, converse, convey, correspond, deal with, declare, demonstrate, disclose, discourse with, divulge, engage in a conversation, enlighten, enunciate, express, familiarize, find words to express, give an account, give expression, give notice, give notification, give one to underrtand, give the facts, give tongue, give utterance, give voice, have intercourse, impart, inform, instill, instruct, interchange thoughts, intercommunicate, lay before, let know, let out, make known, mention, narrate, notify, parley, present facts, proclaim, pronounce, publicize, put forth, put in words, relate, reveal, say, send word, serve notice, set forth, signify, sound, speak one's mind, speak, specify, talk, teach, tell, traffic with, transmit, utter, verbalize, vocalize, voice, write

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Public companies will increasingly recruit proven talent from within the corporation as they search for financially savvy executives capable of communicating with Wall Street.

New market demands reward IR professionals: increased corporate disclosure and the declining influence of brokerage analysts are redefining the IR role. There's a need for more advanced financial skills--and greater influence and compensation

An important part of communicating difficult news is making preparations that can pave the way to a productive conversation.

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While communicating effectively can certainly be a challenge, it is a skill that can be learned and improved upon.

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Teachers were found to generally have some knowledge of administering assessments, but less knowledge of communicating assessment results to others.

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One could also conclude that if e-mail and phone calls are both rated first and second as most effective methods in communicating, that both an electronic message and a personal voice are valued.

"If the phone doesn't ring, it's me": the title of this article comes from a Jimmy Buffet song. But it speaks to an important subject. Good communication. (Fostering Franchise Relations)

These openings feature her directly communicating with the viewers and studio audience, or with a video that introduces the topic with a pre-recorded voiceover.

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Last, but certainly not least, is communicating with your "customers." This is particularly important when changes in your department affect the level or type of services they had previously been receiving.

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When it comes to showcasing your personal power, whether it's in a boardroom gab-session or a PTA meeting, you want to be sure you are communicating your confidence and strength clearly.

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She wrote this book to cut to the heart of "the practice of communicating and how we make sense of it," as well as exploring "the quality of our communicating practices and how we make judgments about them--also while communicating" (p.

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These devices can also be fully integrated into a translative environment communicating with private and public loops.

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Email has become a ubiquitous tool for communicating with business associates, friends, and family.