How to pronounce “merited” in English

in Greek, skeptai means to look at something from a distance.Not because I've merited it.

the the threat but when you look at our performance and you look at the public role that we play uh I think some ofthat stuff is not merited and so I I I I want us to find our way to solidarity and frankly I want to find our way tosolidarity with the best of the Trump voters who felt left out of this Love Circle because we have a lot of white

amply in evidence during his tour of the Ibis he examined the vessel from stem to stern even descending to the Keon andmounting the jib boom noting everything that merited attention either by way of Praise or blame and how does she sail MrReed oh she's a fine old Barky sir said Zachary swims like a swan stars like a

the kind of direction we were put in, um our own sort of natural talents, you know, the kind of potential that we canthen develop further into actual skills is that stuff that we've merited. You know, this comes back to one of the corethemes in the book is meritocracy or you know, pure hard work as a cause

And that's not some ham-fisted gambit to position it as great.And therefore, it was something that merited this very big footprint, very rarely deployed tool that he had.

I mean is this something that just consumes you?I had to really think about all of those opinions and how I would incorporate them into the story or whether they merited the incorporating in the story.

his Banality series sculpture of Michael Jackson and his pet chimpanzee Bubbles, or the photographs of him and his then wife engaging in various sex acts against My Pretty Pony,cotton candy backdrops. I would show obscene work here but it didn't see merited relative to the need for the example. The cumulative effect of doodles, neon signs, and a wax legwas already overloading our brains and slowing down our pace when we swiveled around and there it was, the piece de resistance. We all stared for a moment. My clinician father,