Is it time to say what few have dared say since 2008?
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One heartless commentator dared say locking innocent children away was like 'sending the kids to camp.
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But only Apple Maps, as the ramp approached, dared say its name—and got it wrong.
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Everyone in that old tale knew the Emperor was naked; nobody dared say it on their own.
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Yet, from birth, the boy had an air of tragedy about him, even if no one in the family dared say so aloud.
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He says things no national politician in history would have dared say, things that the press covers because they are outrageous, controversial, unnerving, appalling.
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President Trump dared say the emperor had no clothes, pointing out China's naked theft of military and trade secrets and flagrant violation of accepted norms.
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" Pressed if he had used the word "Rohingya" in the private meeting, he responded that once he made sure the general understood his message, "I dared say everything I wanted to say.
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That said to students and teachers something the SAT had never dared say before: Some content is disproportionately more powerful and important, and if you prepare for it you will be rewarded on the SAT.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a curious case in which no one dared say the word at the heart of the dispute, which was the brand name of a line of clothing that had been denied federal trademark protection.
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As a final insult to G-7 partners, Donald Trump showed up late, left early, and refused to sign the agreed-upon communique after calling Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, host of the summit, "very dishonest and weak" because he dared say that Canada would respond to American tariffs with tariffs of its own – which any other targeted nation would say.
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I was the first woman to work as a welder there. It made me a bit uncomfortable that I was the first woman to earn the same as the men - and in some cases I was earning more than them. All the men I worked with were marvellous and they didn't seem to mind me earning the same. None of them ever dared say it, but I think they knew I was worth as much as them, if not more.
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But, no one dared say > anything – Helen was too small to have handled all that ink so deftly, and > we just talked about other things.... He spoke most beautifully, and read > aloud or quoted as naturally as he would talk. It was a treat if he asked at > Sunday lunch what the text of the sermon was. First, a bit of rustle on the > part of the Aunts, to remember and quote correctly. - Grandfather would take > up the narrative, and finish that part of the scripture, or even lead up to > it and end the verses, as though the Book were open in front of him – He > must have been past 65 when I was at boarding-school, and spending some > holidays at Cowansville.
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Consultado el 29 de mayo de 2019. By the end of the 1990s, she met Heidy Forero, a woman with financial problems, whom Ladino offered to help. Forero was then taken in her car to a desolate place, drugged with a sleeping pill and burned after the car was set on fire.María Concepción, ‘La Bruja Asesina’ que envenenaba a sus víctimas Letra Roja - El color de la información. Consultado el 29 de mayo de 2019. As part of a strategy to evade the police, Ladino moved back to Bogotá, this time to a ranch where she met a woman with some saved money. The victim was given scopolamine, and although it didn't kill her, Ladino threatened to finish the job is she dared say anything. After that, she moved to the Ciudad Jardín neighborhood, where she subsequently deceived, murdered and robbed an elderly couple of 15,000,000 pesos.
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