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Margaret D. Nadauld

8 talks between 1998 and 2002, mostly as Young Women. 14,124 words in the transcripts.

Talks
8
1998–2002
Words
14,124
in the transcripts
Reading grade
8.5
Flesch–Kincaid, average
Scriptures cited
31
3.9 per talk
Callings
Young Women
8 talks
Leadership record
linked
in the leadership database

Talks by year

19982002

Signature phrases

Words and two-word phrases this speaker uses far more than the rest of the corpus, by weighted log-odds. Stop words, names of deity and the ordinary vocabulary of a sermon are excluded.

  • young women 39
  • lindsay 7
  • good judgment 8
  • shelly 8
  • future family 5
  • liz 11
  • shannon 5
  • torch 6
  • young woman 10
  • light 40
  • knows 19
  • girls 15

Scriptures cited most

  • Doctrine and Covenants5
  • Alma4
  • John3
  • Matthew2
  • Mosiah2
  • 1 Corinthians2
  • Proverbs2
  • Moroni2

Callings when speaking

  • Young Women 8

As given in the bylines: Young Women General President · Recently Released Young Women General President

Every talk

  1. Apr 1998Come unto ChristYoung Women General President · Sunday Morning Session1,434 w5 refs
  2. Apr 1998Turning Hearts to the FamilyYoung Women General President · General Young Women Meeting1,734 w1 ref
  3. Apr 1999Follow the LightYoung Women General President · General Young Women Meeting2,141 w2 refs
  4. Apr 2000Stand as a WitnessYoung Women General President · General Young Women Meeting1,970 w3 refs
  5. Oct 2000The Joy of WomanhoodYoung Women General President · Saturday Morning Session1,620 w8 refs
  6. Apr 2001A Comforter, a Guide, a TestifierYoung Women General President · General Young Women Meeting2,126 w4 refs
  7. Apr 2002Hold High the TorchYoung Women General President · General Young Women Meeting1,935 w2 refs
  8. Oct 2002A Woman of FaithRecently Released Young Women General President · Sunday Morning Session1,164 w6 refs
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