81.   Most Irish people do not speak Gaelic very well, but in politics, several expressions are commonly understood, like Fianna Fail, which means Warriors of Destiny.

82.   Moyers allows people to speak, not blurt.

83.   Most people over there speak a foreign language.

84.   Most people speak both languages and a local dialect, so any visitor will have the clear impression of gliding across cultural borders as well as the glittering snow.

85.   Most people in Chinatown speak Japanese these days, although the dialects of Taiwanese, Cantonese and -- increasingly -- Mandarin are also used.

86.   No wonder people speak so proudly of not going to games, and are so openly ashamed when they are caught with tickets in their hands.

87.   No one, two or three people speak for all the families and friends of those who died in the July plane crash.

88.   Nor does it help when these people speak, as they get into their roles of representing humanity to the universe and breathe their portentous statements into their microphones.

89.   Now, let the people speak.

90.   Now that the people have spoken, pragmatism might dictate that the committee find a graceful exit from its inquiry.