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A university is hosting research into presidential language trends, involving figures like Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama.

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  1. Research compared the voice pitch of Barack Obama and Gerard Butler, while climate scientists were quoted in a Guardian report.

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6 reports, 4 independent, last reported Aug 2. The briefing below covers this first event.

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A university is hosting research into presidential language trends, involving figures like Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama.

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  1. Research compared the voice pitch of Barack Obama and Gerard Butler, while climate scientists were quoted in a Guardian report.Sub-event
  2. The study found both Biden and Trump frequently use profanity, and Biden referenced Obama's administration.1 source
  3. Academic study into presidential rhetoric involving Trump, Biden, and Obama.1 source
  4. Study found Donald Trump uses profanity, contributing to research on presidential language.1 source

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