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She also noted that soft-sounding, vowel-heavy names dominate the top 10, edging out more consonant heavy names such as Ellen.
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It may simply be that combat leaders have more leeway to make such soft-sounding points than do ordinary civilian politicians.
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It may simply be that combat leaders have more leeway to make such soft-sounding points than do ordinary civilian politicians.
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THE CHILDREN'S [/D2SC-CDSB] Investment Fund, a U.K. hedge fund, may have a soft-sounding name, but a battle it's waging with the Japanese government underscores just how tough it can be.
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It may simply be that combat leaders have more leeway to make such soft-sounding points than do ordinary civilian politicians.
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The Balkans proved that soft-sounding concerns like human-rights abuses, ethnic slaughter, lawlessness, and ideological extremism could quickly mount into first-order geopolitical crises.
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The Balkans proved that soft-sounding concerns like human-rights abuses, ethnic slaughter, lawlessness, and ideological extremism could quickly mount into first-order geopolitical crises.
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There are quaint old towns growing out of crumbling battlements perched on rocks, towns of soft-sounding South German names breathing history of long ago.
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Mrs. Conrad spoke in rapid and soft-sounding Spanish to the old woman who stood listening, her wrinkled face set in the monotony of hopelessness.
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We think of him as dwelling on high Olympus; we read his lines by the light of dim candles; we quote him in sonorous monotone at twilight when soft-sounding organ-chants come to us mellow and sweet.
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