Presentations
Speeches and presentations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Speeches" instead a noun "Presentations".
Speeches
Presentations and speeches are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Presentations" instead a noun "Speeches".
Both words in one sentence
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Unlike Hansard, the American version not only contains (near-)verbatim transcripts of Congressional debates, but also contains speeches and presentations that Members didn't have time to say during actual floor proceedings, known as "Extension of Remarks"; this part is mainly used by the House.
Source: Doorstopper - Roosevelt kept his polio-caused partial paralysis hidden from the public by giving public speeches and presentations either sitting down from his desk, standing behind a podium and using it to support his weight, or by using a walking cane to support himself.
Source: Hiding the Handicap - During the day it's common to have speeches or (lately) video presentations emphasizing introspection and repentance.
Source: Useful Notes / Jewish Holidays
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