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• April 19 2024

Give a speech

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Clue: Give a speech

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We solved the clue 'Give a speech' which last appeared on August 15, 2023 in a N.Y.T crossword puzzle and had five letters. The one solution we have is shown below. Similar clues are also included in case you ended up here searching only a part of the clue text.

GIVE A SPEECH

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Clue: Give a speech

We have 4 answers for the clue Give a speech . See the results below.

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• TAKETHEFLOOR

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Comedian Jerry Seinfeld on Sunday gave the commencement address at Duke University—a ceremony that was dominated by students walking out in support of Palestine.

Oh, wait. No, it wasn't. But you'd be forgiven for having thought so, as a huge portion of the media coverage bafflingly put that protest front and center, despite that it was a blip on the event's radar.

"Duke students walk out to protest Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech in latest grad disruption," reads a USA Today headline. "Dozens walk out of Jerry Seinfeld speech at Duke commencement in protest of his support for Israel," reports The Hill. "Duke University students walk out on Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech, chant 'free Palestine,'" writes Fox News. "Duke students walk out of Jerry Seinfeld graduation speech in Gaza protest," says The Guardian .

I could go on. But I'll bookend the list with an article that, whether it meant to or not, made the case for why the demonstration wasn't really a story at all: "About 30 students walk out on Jerry Seinfeld at Duke commencement," notes Politico.

Thirty students out of the approximately 7,000 graduates and a crowd estimated to be composed of around 20,000 in total. Assuming those numbers are basically correct, that is 0.43 percent of students and 0.15 percent of the audience. Put differently, roughly 99.6 percent of students and 99.8 of the crowd watched Seinfeld's address, which went on undisturbed after a brief period of chanting from the protesters. But it is very likely that many news consumers walked away with the polar opposite impression after consuming the press reports.

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There are many such examples. But in keeping with the protest paradigm, I am particularly reminded of the phenomenon when reporters show up to cover controversial, hot-button demonstrations only to find that there are more journalists in attendance than actual protesters . That's a pretty good clue that the media, perhaps subconsciously, is looking to create a story that isn't really there.

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