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I suppose that’s a mute question since you’re reading this.

Jupe, 11, but looking every inch 8, is impressive in a role that requires mute expressions of fear, anger, affectlessness, distrust and panic.

I remember watching Ford testify that a young Kavanaugh shoved her into a bedroom, pushed her onto a bed and covered her mouth to mute her screams.

Bush also understood the power of presidential proclamations and was thus largely mute when the Berlin Wall finally fell in 1989.

While CBS says it reserves the right to mute the candidates' microphones, they will remain on even when it isn't a candidate's designated turn to talk.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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