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Lecturn

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Lec´turn    (lĕk´tŭrn)
n.1.Same as lectern.
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Breaking tradition with Japanese prime ministers who speak formally from a lecturn, Aso took a hand microphone and a pointer to show his government's economic proposals.
Japan approves 'unprecedented' recession budget by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Breaking tradition with Japanese prime ministers who speak formally from a lecturn, Aso took a hand microphone and a pointer to show his government's economic proposals.
Japan approves 'unprecedented' recession budget by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The McCain campaign has issued a flurry of campaign commercials mercilessly ribbing the Democratic candidate over his elevated rhetorical style, and mocked Obama over a White House-style lecturn he once used.
McCain camp gleefully mocks 'temple of Obama' by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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