- in
large groups.
People who
stutter often find that
their stuttering fluctuates,
sometimes at random.
Common stuttering behaviors are
observable signs...
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Churchill Did
Stutter".
Stuttering Foundation.
Retrieved 20 July 2011. Mather, M.D., John. "Churchill's
speech impediment was
stuttering".
Winston Churchill...
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Stuttering pride (or
stammering pride) is a
social movement that
repositions stuttering as a
valuable and
respectable way of speaking. The
stuttering...
- John
Edward Melendez (born
October 4, 1965), also
known as
Stuttering John, is an
American entertainer. He is best
known for
being a
staff member on The...
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stuttering.
Larkin was a
recipient of the
American Speech–Language–Hearing ****ociation's
Annie Glenn Award for
outstanding service to the
stuttering community...
- the
desired stuttering sounds,
especially those similar to the
sound of a vocoder. It is more of a
malleable granular technique than
stutter editing. Memory:...
- "
Stuttering" (Fefe
Dobson song), a 2010
single from Joy
Stutter (display),
unsmooth motion on
displays Stutterer (film), a 2015
short film
Stuttering equivalence...
- (2012-11-08). "Micro-
Stuttering:
Dynamic V-Sync (AMD)". Tom's Hardware.
Retrieved 2012-11-08. "How To Fix
CrossFire Micro-
Stuttering". ShareNoesis. 2012-12-25...
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lonely typographer,
makes a
phone call to
discuss a bill issue, but his
stutter keeps him from
getting his
words out, and he is hung up on. Later, in a...
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Stuttering therapy is any of the
various treatment methods that
attempt to
either reduce stuttering to some
degree in an
individual or cope with negative...