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SHARON STONE | Stroke, Hollywood, Diversity | MOTIVATIONAL SPEECHES (English Subtitles)

MOTIVATIONAL SPEECHES | ENGLISH SPEECHES Sharon Stone interview | Real People : Real Stories : Real Issues English speech with Big Subtitles | Motivational Speeches about Life Welcome to this informative and motivational video that throws light on Stroke, and Diversity - Motivational Speeches in English with Big Subtitles to make it easier to understand, discuss issues and learn. #motivationalspeeches #englishspeecheswithsubtitles #tinypebblesmedia #strokeawareness #englishspeeches Sharon Stone is an American actress known for primarily playing femme fatales and women of mystery on film and television. She became one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1990s with her roles in Basic Instinct (1992) and Casino (1995). Her role in Casino won her an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe Best Actress Award. But Stone is much more than the films she is known for. For the last 20 years, she's worked for the World Health Organisation, the United Nations and Governments all over the world speaking on social issues and advocating change. Here she is speaking at the Hollywood Reporters luncheon on Stroke, Hollywood and Diversity; urging women and everyone to stand up for themselves. For stories of Real People : Real Issues, visit https://tinypebblesmedia.com Special Thanks to those who made this video possible. Links to the original videos -    • Sharon Stone's Opening Remarks at THR's 'R...      • Sharon Stone On Being A 'Sex Symbol,' Chan...      • Sharon Stone Recreates Her "Basic Instinct...      • Sharon Stone on second chances      • "No Man's Land" Wins Foreign Language Film...   Purpose of this video Informative, Educational, Current Affairs/News Reporting. Objective of News Media or journalism is to provide people the information they need to make educated decisions about their lives, societies, communities, or governments. ‪@tinypebblesmedia‬ is part of a young, independent company - Tiny Pebbles Global FZCO, registered in Dubai, UAE. The aim of the company is to provide compelling journalism with a spotlight on ‘Real People - Real Issues - Real Stories’ and Mindfulness, through different online media formats - videos, blog articles, audio, etc. This is done to inform, educate, and encourage/invite dialogue and debate. This online journalism is part of one of it’s authorised activities - ‘Internet Content Provider’. The website https://tinypebblesmedia.com is part of the same FZCO company. We do not own any of the clips (images or videos) related to the Public Figures/Celebrities in our videos. The images are used under 'Creative Commons License' and video clips are used under the 'Fair Use Policy'. But still if anyone would like their images removed, please contact us on connect@tinypebblesmedia.com. Fair Use Copyright Disclaimer United States of America Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Educational use tips the balance in favor of fair use. 1)This video has no negative impact on the original works (It would actually be positive for them) 2) The video does not impact the copyright owner's market purpose or potential. 3) This video is for current affairs reporting, educational, and inspirational purpose. 4) The images and video clips used build on the original and are of transformative nature. The final video compiles these images and video clips to add something new, with a further purpose and completely different character. These (combined or individually) are not substitutes for the original use of the work. 4)Only bits and pieces of images and video clips have been used to get the message/story across, where necessary. United Arab Emirates The UAE gives for ‘Fair Use’ through its articles 22, 23, and 24 of the Government law nos. 7 of 2002 with respect to Copyrights and Related Rights (in this after alluded to as ‘the law’). This provision of the law applies to the following works: 1. Extracts from the works related to existing events legally made accessible to the public. It is important to note the source and author of the job. 2. Published papers on the debate of topics that at a certain point affected public opinion. Here too it is necessary to mention the source and name of the author of the article used. It is difficult to use the articles which are forbidden upon publication. 3. Speeches, lectures, and addresses are given during Parliament’s general sessions, judicial bodies, and public meetings; provided that such speeches, lectures, and addresses are presented to the press, and repeated in the form of covering current news.