This is the honest truth: I went for a friend.
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The honest truth is yes, and the prerequisite is capital.
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The honest truth is that he became presidential in that moment.
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CARL ICAHN: You want me to tell you the honest truth?
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I know it sounds crazy, but that's the God's honest truth.
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I'm not trying to sound cheesy here; this is the honest truth.
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I know it sounds cheesy and dumb but it's the honest truth.
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"We are confronting the president with the hard, honest truth," he said.
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He told senators the honest truth about what he thought about things.
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There is an honest truth revealed about the hive mind and collective consciousness.
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"God's honest truth" and "my word as a Biden," alongside fancier law school
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A mom of triplets is sharing the honest truth about her postpartum body.
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Honest truth is I love food and so I buy things in bulk.
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The God's honest truth is we don't like you all that much, either.
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"The honest truth is that these developers do not want families here," said Sigcho.
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" DeGeneres wasn't satisfied, and soon declared, "the honest truth is I'm a better friend.
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My personal, honest truth is: I will go see The Birth of a Nation.
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It all happened so fast but it was all 100 percent pure, honest truth.
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The honest truth is that we haven't really unpacked that moment yet as writers.
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"This is the God's honest truth — I don't think about that stuff," he said.
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"It's the weirdest story that nobody believes but it's the God's honest truth," she said.
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Anyway, that's the completely honest truth: I used to make a lot of offensive jokes.
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"The honest truth, we thought they (were) picking up hard-core criminals," Shoki Konja said.
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What sounded like the polite response bordering on cliché was actually the God's honest truth.
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Yes, we know that sounds crazy, but the star herself admits it's the honest truth.
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This is the honest truth that I am telling you: I have always been invisible.
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I haven't had any bad experiences that I can remember, and that's the God's honest truth.
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"Last year's probably the best year I ever had — that's the God's honest truth," Chamberlain said.
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Let&aposs say he is the most honest, truth-telling person -- INGRAHAM: -- who cares if he knew?
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"The honest truth is, I learn more from this than I could ever teach anybody," Ismail says.
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On Thursday, the sun meets retrograde Mercury, providing the honest truth about what's been going on at work.
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But the honest truth is that right now, the commercially-available systems still have a lot to learn.
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"The honest truth is the growth year on year is going to be a quantum leap," he predicted.
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When people ask me about this—this is the honest truth—it was just one of those things.
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The honest truth is that as soon as I started treatment, I didn't have an urge to use.
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It's about raging against the "politically correct" elite that stifle honest truth-telling in the name of opposing racism.
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The honest truth is that the prevailing model of digital advertising, of ubiquitous cheap ads, is a broken one.
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Several people I spoke to who are close to Pitino said they believed it was the God's honest truth.
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Here's the hard and honest truth about this ugly incident: It is not an exception, but the new normal.
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The honest truth is Jennifer's Body is not really a sexy movie in the way that it was advertised.
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"Tormund Giantsbane has a better ring to it than Tormund Giantsbabe, and that's the honest truth o' it," he says.
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But the honest truth is, the current rally has gone on for eight years thanks to a host of issues.
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Short of that, the honest truth is the framers set up a system that depends on the separation of powers.
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" Still, he said, this year, "The honest truth is, I think the candidates have been pretty gentle with each other.
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"The bitter but honest truth is that for a decade, our cause has been stalling," he said early in his remarks.
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The heroin inside, to tell you the God's honest truth, is just to tide me over until it is The Time.
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Example of the form: One of LG's patent images Something we could all agree to call it: a twistable phone The honest truth?
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"The honest truth is that [sanctions] have yet to change their policies," says Evelyn Farkas, the former Russia point person at the Pentagon.
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GOP sources are texting snark about it, because the honest truth is they have no idea how to appeal to a diverse electorate.
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"The honest truth is there's an awful lot of uncertainty surrounding this referendum," said academic John Curtice, Britain's foremost expert on electoral behaviour.
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Rather than keep people in the dark, the author posted an explanation on January 2 via his LiveJournal page and told the honest truth.
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Here's the honest truth: Trump may have sparked the modern resistance, but sustaining it requires giving people something to fight for, not just against.
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I truly had final cut on this and I could have done a hatchet job if I felt that that was the honest truth.
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But even if that's where this is all headed, that still doesn't mean we'll ever get the full, honest truth about this story-leaking scheme.
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The honest truth is that the show is so beautifully confusing that the fact it's in another language will be the least of your worries.
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But the other honest truth is that Trump has NO idea whether there are "unknown Middle Easterners" or "very tough criminal elements" in the caravan.
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And while not every experience of drinking led to wretchedness and regret, my honest truth is that overall, the negative consequences far outweighed the good times.
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I think Jean Blanc told Becca that he told her what she wanted to hear, which was the honest truth, and he got punished for it.
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As someone who's seen the film twice, I can tell you that the honest truth is there's no good time to slip out during Avengers: Endgame.
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When I'm at home playing — and that's the honest truth, I've had my Scorpio dev kit sitting there — I've been playing, I feel it in load times.
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"The absolute god honest truth is that Russell bagged on my music videos, saying he could shoot them better on an iPhone," Banks wrote in one post.
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Insiders, who are paid by The Lobby's customers, can give the honest truth about what it's like to work in finance, a sort-of real-life Glassdoor .
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Today's world needs a president that they can trust, and if we can't even trust the information we're being given, will we ever know the honest truth?
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" Cramer reiterated that view last week, saying "the honest truth is I don't think I can help you make money in the oil and gas stocks anymore.
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"The honest truth is nobody knows 403 percent why there is an increase," said Dr. Mohamed E. Salem, an assistant professor at Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University.
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Trump has done nothing more than tell the sober, honest truth, when he conditions continued American military support for NATO on Europe's own willingness to financially support its' own defense.
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But if they focus on other things that aren't people focused, this shows you the "honest truth" about what they value and what it's going to take to be successful.
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But when one particular person's thoughts or motivations are described in detail, you should probably read it as what this person is telling Woodward rather than, necessarily, the honest truth.
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There are plenty of articles that tell business travelers what to pack but not many that will tell you the honest truth — you don't need most of the stuff they suggest.
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Nick knows what he's up against and that he's not as good as those girls — that's the honest truth — but we are working on it and I hope that shows this week!
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" Later, Alf Condelius, COO of developer Ubisoft Massive said at a conference that "we cannot be openly political in our games... It's also bad for business, unfortunately, if you want the honest truth.
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Rowland said that despite having read books like Heidi Murkoff's What to Expect When You're Expecting, nothing seemed to give her the honest truth she craved about life immediately after having a child.
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"The honest truth is that if it weren't for the TV stuff, I'd be working at Starbucks," said Ms. Lewis, who has writing credits on pop hits by Cher, Little Mix and Katharine McPhee.
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The honest truth, however, is that the Cool Girls never get that respect from the men they're trying to impress with that rhetoric, and they never get anywhere close to playing on the same level.
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What might otherwise come off like yet another chapter in the storied history of rock star arrogance is simply an honest truth for the 52-year-old musician, winemaker, artist, actor, former track star, and so on.
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It could have been completed, with much greater thoroughness, weeks ago if Dianne Feinstein hadn't concealed Blasey's allegation from the Judiciary Committee for much of the summer — a remarkably cynical ploy suggesting motives other than honest truth-seeking.
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Just as the men whom Skalnik leveled outrageous claims against over the years had faced accusations that were maddeningly difficult to disprove, prosecutors found themselves on the defensive, scrambling to discredit what Skalnik claimed was the honest truth.
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Hollis, who has four children, doesn't mention child care at all in the book until the acknowledgments, when she thanks her nanny: "People ask me how I do it all, and the honest truth is, I absolutely don't," she writes.
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" After a Twitter user thanked Hickenlooper for the comment, the governor responded, "There's no need to thank me, I'm just speaking the plain and honest truth... Clinton faced historic interference and obstacles in her campaign, and still won the popular vote.
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"I skated all the time and the skate park was right next to the dry slope... the simple and honest truth about skiing over snowboarding was that at the time it was cheaper to ski and money was a big deal," he said.
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I do want Liza to be happy, but I think it's being able to live her full, honest truth in the work world and not have to lie, and for her to be successful and to have power and ownership of her career.
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It used to be that public shame meant that people would give answers that ranged from A to D. They might not give you the God's honest truth, but they'd be too afraid or embarrassed to go beyond D. Now many politicians have no fear.
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The playfully pugilistic flack who has worked for the House Budget Committee and the House Republican Conference and the US Trade Representative; the sarcastic Irish-Catholic who pops up at D.C. social events, teasing colleagues and reporters, stipulating that everything is "off the record" before telling everyone something a little closer to the honest truth; the Navy reservist who wears a rainbow bracelet from his kids that says "Dad" and can be found manning the ice luge at Bonjean's annual Christmas party.
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Opinion | Lies in the Guise of News in the Trump Era Opinion | All the Fake News That Was Fit to Print Opinion | Fake News and the Internet Shell Game Editorial | Facebook and the Digital Virus Called Fake News From Around the Web: To Share or Not to Share: Evaluating News and Other Online Content KQED's The Lowdown | The Honest Truth about Fake News … and How Not to Fall for It (with Lesson Plan) School Library Journal | Truth, truthiness, triangulation: A news literacy toolkit for a "post-truth" world Teen Vogue | The Best Tips for Spotting Fake News in the Age of Trump Middle Web | Students Need Our Help Detecting Fake News NPR | Fake Or Real?
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I would from this hour be an honest, truth-speaking, simple-hearted creature.
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Despite becoming more sympathetic as the series progressed, "bitchiness enhances Cordelia's comic appeal", as it offers viewers an opportunity to relish its honest truth-telling.
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Lino gives callers a Catholic-related statement, and the caller must determine if the statement is a lie or the God’s Honest Truth. Each contestant got five tries, with the prize determined by the number of correct answers given.
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The Honest Truth About Dishonesty: How We Lie to Everyone---Especially Ourselves is a 2012 book by the Duke University cognitive science professor Dan Ariely. It investigates why and when cheating occurs, debates its usefulness and questions how it can be discouraged. The book was translated into Hebrew in 2013.
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And, God's honest truth, we were hanging out in Glasgow where we did most of the shooting, and as we got into a black cab, the driver was playing it. That moment, as you get into the cab, you go, "That's the end of the film." You know. It's perfect.
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Retrieved 27 August 2018Frost, Thomas (2017) "IDLES: Brutal, Honest Truth", Crack. Retrieved 27 August 2018Britton, Luke Morgan (2017) "Idles’ new vinyl record contains the ashes of the frontman’s mother", NME, 19 October 2017. Retrieved 27 August 2018 Talbot added lyrics after the music had been written by the rest of the band.
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While Fox distribution chief Chris Aronson claimed that Fox supported Trank's version of the film, Kebbell conversely stated, "I tell you, the honest truth is [Trank] did cut a great film that you'll never see. That is a shame. A much darker version, and you'll never see it." Trank further disowned the film by removing it from his Instagram filmography.
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She has also been in beauty publications, as well as backstage in New York's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. She works regularly as an editorial stylist for top fashion and beauty publications, including Seventeen, Marie Claire, and Mademoiselle. She wrote It's Not Really About the Hair: The Honest Truth About Life, Love, and the Business of Beauty, published in 2011, and Own It, published in 2014.
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On August 3, 2011, Innerpartysystem announced via e-mail to fans that they have decided to go on an indefinite hiatus: > We find ourselves struggling to find the right way to start this statement > to you all. Maybe a clever anecdote, or short story with some witty but true > moral is in order? Nah, lets just stick to the facts. You all have been > beyond amazing to us, and you deserve nothing less than the honest truth.
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It was to be the honest truth of perception. For example, in Man with a Movie Camera, two trains are shown almost melting into each other. Although we are taught to see trains as not riding that close, Vertov tried to portray the actual sight of two passing trains. Mikhail spoke about Eisenstein's films as being different from his and his brother's in that Eisenstein "came from the theatre, in the theatre one directs dramas, one strings beads".
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" However, Cockrel wrote "More grit would have served the project well. Most tracks start with some creative promise, only to devolve into generic riffs." New Release Tuesday's Sarah Fine said "Crave is hands-down one of the best debut projects I've heard from a group in years. Creative, poignant and moving, it comes from a very raw place of heartache and hope, never backing down from the honest truth, yet never shying away from the restoration found in Christ.
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At Foster's going away party for her daughter, Glanville begins to a void Vanderpump. Glanville and Foster confront Vanderpump on their feeling in Puerto Rico, which doesn't go well resulting in both Vanderpump and her husband leaving. At the Beverly Hills 100th anniversary, Glanville once again confronts Vanderpump which results in some honest truth that may prevent the friendship from moving forward. With the ending of the friendship, Glanville is emotional as she has also lost the friendship with Vanderpump's husband.
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The phrase's purpose is to ease a break-up and put the onus on the person breaking up: "The person saying these words is taking responsibility for their inability to please you...It hurts them to hurt you." The phrase may be used as a vague all-encompassing, dismissive alternative "because the truth makes them feel shallow and embarrassed." An article in Thought Catalog used the phrase in terms of the "sad, honest truth [that] I don’t deserve a woman as good as she".
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Cotton advocated total abstinence from alcohol. In 2017, a national newspaper article called her one of Scotland's "greatest social reformers." Sally McDonald, "Honest Truth : Selfless reformer who gave hope to poor and sick," Sunday Post (Dundee, Scotland) 18 June 2017, 49. (Florence Nightingale distributed copies of Cotton's book Our Coffee-Room and established her own coffee room in her village of Whatstandwell in Derbyshire.)L.R. Croft, Lady Hope : The Life and Work of Lady Hope of Carriden (Preston, Lancashire : Elmwood Books, 2017), 243-244.
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Williams introduced its own video to prove the movement was normal in which David Coulthard manhandled an FW16B steering wheel, the effort required to deflect the wheel termed as "quite considerable". Michele Alboreto testified that the steering wheel movement was abnormal, stating that the video "proves that something was broken in Senna's Williams. No steering wheel moves a few centimetres." In May 2011, Williams FW16 designer Adrian Newey expressed his views about the crash: > The honest truth is that no one will ever know exactly what happened.
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In The Honest Truth About Dishonesty, Ariely uses several experiments to investigate the nature of dishonesty. In one, he discovers that, in a refrigerator in a college dormitory containing cans of Coca-Cola and dollar bills, the soda cans would disappear faster because taking money would make the students feel more like thieves than taking soda cans. In another experiment, an actor playing a University of Pittsburgh student took a test at rival Carnegie Mellon University. He deliberately and clearly cheated on the test and acted confused about some of the rules of the test.
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Conversely, there are people who view purchasing essays from essay mills as unethical: it is a form of cheating and plagiarism because one person is taking credit of another individual's work. Academic institutions are concerned about how essay mills affect learning. Students who use essay mills do not go through the process of gathering research, which is a learning experience in itself. Some professors, such as Dan Ariely, a professor of psychology and behavioral economics at Duke University and the author of The (Honest) Truth About Dishonesty, worry about the message that term paper mills send to students.
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In December 2017, Den of Geek announced a second Black Hammer spinoff miniseries, Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows, written by Jeff Lemire with art by Max Fiumara. The series focuses on Doctor Star (later renamed Doctor Andromeda), a Golden Age superhero and contemporary of Abraham Slam. The series was retitled "Doctor Andromeda and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows" following a legal issue with another publisher. As Lemire himself explained in a 2020 interview: > “I have been cagey about this because the honest truth is that there was a > legal issue with the name and its similarity to another publisher’s > character and there is very little I can actually discuss.
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Five years later, as the girls have each pursued their own path and have started adjusting to a life without 'A', they are once again called back to Rosewood when Alison asks for their help for her sister Charlotte to be released from the psychiatric hospital. While the girls agree to help, Aria is the only who tells the brutally honest truth: she is still scared of Charlotte and doesn't want her released. Eventually, she is, only for her to be murdered the same night and then thrown from the church's bell tower. At her funeral, the girls are stunned to see Sara show up and begin to question her sudden appearance.
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Henderson joined the secretary's department at ICI head office in 1957 and was paid £900 a year. He said "The honest truth is I just wanted a job that paid the rent" adding that "I found the change from having a huge amount of personal initiative and personal responsibility as a prosecuting officer to being a 'scrubber' in the secretary's department not very stimulating – I made one or two attempts to leave but never did." He went on to hold various ICI legal posts including at Paints and after taking on various commercial roles went on to become Chairman of the Paints division in 1977, a position he held until 1980 when he joined the main ICI board. Henderson joined the main ICI board in 1980 and was appointed deputy chairman in 1986, succeeding Sir John Harvey-Jones as chairman a year later.
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