Word: vocalized
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...citizenship can move freely across the United States, plotting terrorist acts without ever once raising a red flag, raising the possibility that that detection is about to get a lot more difficult. Second, Padilla's arrest and subsequent detention sparked considerable concern - as well as a vocal debate - over the fate of civil liberties in a time of war, raising once again one of the fundamental questions of the post 9/11 world: How do you keep the country safe and still protect the Constitution...
...wife say the arrest was beneficial to him as a husband and a player because he learned to be more vocal and emotive, which in the process turned him into a team leader. In the past, he sulked on the bench and dealt with the threat of being unliked with silence, a strategy he says he copied from his reticent father. In Dallas, he didn't speak to Mavericks teammate Jimmy Jackson for six weeks following an argument and went two months without talking to his coach after a disagreement...
...says, Summers’ administration is providing vocal support—a support that members of Harvard’s Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Supporters’ Alliance (BGLTSA) say may be heading too far toward support of a discriminatory policy...
Associate Professor of Linguistics Bert Vaux, who has been a vocal critic of Harvard’s tenure process since he was told in January that the Linguistics department did not wish to tenure a professor in his area, says that faculty must weigh Harvard’s draws against its “insane bureaucratic system...
...Harvard must find ways to grow in a cramped Cambridge splintered by factional leadership and vocal anti-Harvard residents...