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For him to become known among his peers as The Voice
speaks volumes about the high regard in which he was held.
A word from your mouth
speaks volumes about your heart.
The subtlest of movements
speaks volumes. Beauty is in the details.
Award-winning poet Janet Holmes presents F2F, a collection of free-verse poetry that
speaks volumes with the briefest and scarcest of phrases.
"MC4's ability to meet new and emerging needs in the combat zone has enabled the capture of 1 million electronic medical records--a number that
speaks volumes on its personal and global impact."
"For a world class corporation such as DaimlerChrysler Financial Services to commit to this project, demonstrates the viability of this corporate park and
speaks volumes about the desirability of locating in New Britain Township, Bucks County," commented Stephen M.
Its advocacy of abortion and population control
speaks volumes about its contribution to science.
That in itself
speaks volumes about the great difficulty, in 2005, of mounting a real intellectual defense of the Iraq war.
GM has managed to maintain a stable management team in Rick Wagoner, John Devine, Bob Lutz, Ed Wellburn and Larry Burns, and that
speaks volumes to those inside and outside the company.
That this is working effectively
speaks volumes. Now what is required is for councils to act with similar zeal.
"That action in and of itself
speaks volumes about BP's and ARCO's intentions regarding this site" says Garcia.
