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Seeking votes ahead of state polls, various political parties are making efforts to lure the electorate with tall promises by orating on various issues like price-rise, corruption and law and order among others.

sounds like a dirty old man is orating, perhaps a 'lay' preacher (7)

In this regard and in line with the ministry's efforts to reinforce the law, Shaikh Khalid announced that a decision to suspend orator of "Ali bin Hammad" Mosque in Barbar Sayyid Kamil Al Hashimi was issued, noting that the Jaffaria Endowment Directorate was requested to take the necessary procedures to stop him from his orating activities until further notice and without affecting any legal measures that can be taken by the concerned sides, as result of his blatant insulting of judges and disrespect for the kingdom's judicial system.

His birthday will mark the start of the Beatles Story VIP Birthday Pass, a special tour commem orating each Beatle birthday in turn.

Key individuals are ably discussed, not only Frederick the Great, who receives considerable attention, and the much travelled and frequently orating Wilhelm II, but also others who were not rulers, for example, Moses Mendelssohn.

She was the first American woman to interview the Dali Llama in Lhasa, the secret city where he had his palace, and also filmed the 1936 Munich Olympic Games, capturing Hitler orating to the crowds.