How to pronounce “observance” in English

discussion here today. For those of you who don't know about National Minority Health Month, we're going to talk a lot about that today.And it's really this observance, which seems so much more unique this past year than it has before, around the issues, challenges, and factors affectingminority communities and their health care, in particular.

Till today as I'm here if I pick the phone and say to my mom, "Go to the U.S. Embassy, they will give you your visa, I need you in San Francisco" she drops everything and comes.the first ever West African women elections observance mission.

she told me. It was difficult sometimes for me to follow what she was saying. But she was a magnificent presence. She had a great sense of herself as you can see, a very powerfulpersonality that demanded respect and observance of whatever particular customs she was going to enforce at the time. And of course we, as usual, let her determine the course ofthe conversation. The City of Santa Monica was as surprised as anybody when the homeless people first appeared on the streets. And at first, and I read 25 years of newspaper articles to do

energy um how much time do we have well I'm almost out of time well I'll endactual belief as opposed to observance or affiliation in America uh another

So yes, definitely a big difference.And when it comes to kosher, there are so many different levels of observance, and I talk a little bit about the kosher rules.I mean, kosher is so complex that it would require its own book just to talk about all the different rules.

This is literally this problem, and what just happened is what it's like.And when I was in college, I took on more observance.

government that sponsored the mass wedding.Watching over matters is the Kano State Hisbah Board, a religious police force charged with enforcing the observance ofSharia law. We at the Hisbah Board won't accept any

This is literally this problem, and what just happened is what it's like.Yeah, I think that, for me, I came late to observance.