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The effect is particularly pronounced in kids, who are less likely to differentiate between bonds forged in the real world and those developed over the internet—since they’ve always had both.

Don’t worry—it’s way easier to find this muscle than to pronounce its name.

At the time Kristina still could not quite pronounce the "R" sound in Russian, but she made her meaning clear.

Never mind the word "bazaar," which you pronounce as "bizarre" and Hassan pronounces as "buzzer."

Then, Jessica Biel was very big around 2005-2010, and she had that scene in a bra in I Now pronounce You Chuck and Larry.

“After what seemed an eternity, but probably was 15 seconds, the doctor said, ‘I pronounce this man dead,’” Gozik recalled.

The upper elite still try to pronounce judgments and lead, but fewer and fewer of those down below pay attention.

That persons competent to judge of their merit would in after years pronounce them of priceless value.

The danger which seemed so terrible to many honest friends of liberty he did not venture to pronounce altogether visionary.

The best way of scansion is perhaps to read despyt-e with final e, preserved by csura, and to pronounce Diane as Din'.

I think a prudent reader should pronounce as the judges do—Pater est is quern nuptiæ demonstrant.

The last act brings us to the great hall of the papal palace at Avignon, where the Pope is to pronounce judgment upon the Queen.