Reagan's speech, emphasizing freedom and reunification, deliberately asked for more than Gorbachev would stretch to, which The Times saw as an effort to undercut Europe's perception of the Russian as a leader of peace. (The Soviet press agency Tass called it an “openly provocative, warmongering speech.”
Spoken word is when you talk to others and you do not write or keep track of anything. Written text is when you are taking notes and you keep track of things.
