I hope he will be more forthcoming at that time.
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She is not much more forthcoming about her own life.
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The government is more forthcoming about air and water pollution.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was more forthcoming.
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It is being more forthcoming on its business numbers, though.
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Being more forthcoming can get you a job via LinkedIn.
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The press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was hardly more forthcoming.
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They have been no more forthcoming with providing live testimony.
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But he will likely have to be more forthcoming with Mueller.
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For now, there is no sign officials will be more forthcoming.
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"The law enforcement community is much more forthcoming," Ms. Herman said.
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Adès has been more forthcoming in his comments on the opera.
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Some companies are more forthcoming about their political plans than others.
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The prosecution is no more forthcoming about that part of the investigation.
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Still, many law enforcement agencies have become more forthcoming in recent years.
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It may be in the companies' interest to become more forthcoming, though.
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Clinton of lacking stamina, to be more forthcoming about his own health.
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With each visit, she became less hurried, and Kossola grew more forthcoming.
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Reportedly, Facebook has asked the campaigns to be more forthcoming with data.
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I suggested that perhaps her university might wish to be more forthcoming.
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"Companies have been much more forthcoming about their own situation," he said.
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However, Davis has been much more forthcoming on his views for a Brexit.
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That definitely encouraged me to be more forthcoming about it in the future.
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Jenner, meanwhile, has been a bit more forthcoming about how Stormi is doing.
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Even when cellphone and eyewitness reports exist, the SIU isn't any more forthcoming.
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Banks are becoming a little more forthcoming with loans for second-hand housing.
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It is unclear why Comey was not more forthcoming in a classified setting.
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I can't help but think that there's value to having been more forthcoming.
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Pompeo was no more forthcoming about Trump's private conversation when grilled by Sen.
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For its part, Google has been far more forthcoming about its plans for convergence.
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In the Saudi military, officers are much more forthcoming about their mistakes in Yemen.
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Even in interviews, music writers have been more forthcoming with their own personal encounters.
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Eric Trump was more forthcoming, telling reporters he believed impeachment was "backfiring" on Democrats.
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Attribution solutions will require the private sector to be more forthcoming about network breaches.
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He became a little more forthcoming when the approach took a more general tack.
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And I found Lisa Page far more forthcoming and honest than I found Peter Strzok.
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They would like for her to be more forthcoming about everything all the time ever!
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Trump could have publicly pressured the governor to be more forthcoming about the death count.
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Facebook is becoming more forthcoming on other internal practices and how it conducts user research.
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Critics say the government is making a coronavirus episode worse by not being more forthcoming.
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Trump could also publicly pressure the governor to be more forthcoming about the death count.
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Compared to Exxon, Shell has been more forthcoming about the reality of human-caused climate change.
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Mr Comey, noted Mr Burr, had been "more forthcoming with information" than any of his predecessors.
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Yes, Apple could have been more forthcoming about this before millions of people updated their phones.
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On more general matters of judicial philosophy he was, for what it was worth, more forthcoming.
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The Clinton campaign has now acknowledged it should have been more forthcoming earlier in the day.
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Correctly perceiving that public opinion is turning, the companies now say they will be more forthcoming.
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Nadler has been more forthcoming about another area his committee would investigate if Democrats took control.
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Michel Elefteriades, the nightlife doyen, sculptor, accused devil worshipper, and armchair philosopher, is slightly more forthcoming.
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Clinton, 68, and Mr. Trump, 70, to be more forthcoming about their health and medical histories.
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On Wednesday, Judge Alsup continued to upbraid Uber's lawyers for not being more forthcoming with evidence.
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He hadn't mentioned anything at the reunion but was more forthcoming when I called him later.
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As a hairdresser, she noticed how touch could be disarming and make the clientele more forthcoming.
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Right, or they just don't want ... and I think they're being a little bit more forthcoming.
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"Counsel, you're a really smart guy but I wish you'd be more forthcoming," Kennedy told Menashi.
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The agency hasn&apost discussed its relationship with Peloton, but has been more forthcoming on Zola.
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Others have joined the chorus in calling for Buttigieg to be more forthcoming about his work. .
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They communicated with four candidates, and extended an invitation to the two who seemed more forthcoming.
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I am rather confident that the president was more forthcoming than many in his administration would've liked.
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But on the other, developers I've spoken with say they're frustrated the company hasn't been more forthcoming.
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And he is more forthcoming about being part of the ruling class, although he still derides it.
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That line seems to suggest that something -- or someone -- stopped that more-forthcoming statement from being released.
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If it wants to regain its shareholders' trust, being more forthcoming is a good way to start.
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In recent years, presidents and presidential candidates have been more forthcoming about their health than their predecessors.
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Mueller was significantly more forthcoming in his testimony to the intelligence committee than to the judiciary committee.
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That could be evidence that Wells's senior management is becoming more forthcoming about problems in its ranks.
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Investors clearly want Sewing to be more forthcoming about what happens next, but he did not provide details.
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The company was more forthcoming, telling TechCrunch it will refund advertisers whose promotions appeared on these abhorrent apps.
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But he was far more forthcoming with me, especially when it became clear that his days were numbered.
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This is more forthcoming than in the past, when minutes would be released after the subsequent meeting, i.e.
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Though Smoak and some Blue Jays shrugged off the notion of any extra satisfaction, Pillar was more forthcoming.
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Buffett and his family are more forthcoming publicly than perhaps ever before, but not all is revealed, of course.
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When it comes to the costs of doing other things with the technology, though, Mr Musk was more forthcoming.
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Facebook's more forthcoming approach to regulation mirrors the way it has changed its communication about misinformation and privacy breaches.
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Also, one company might be more forthcoming than another when it comes to a particular feature of their policy.
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The next president should be more forthcoming in disclosing the legal rationale and effectiveness of the government's surveillance programs.
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People are way more forthcoming now about having these open dialogues about being genderqueer and transgender and non-binary.
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Smith said that he wants agencies to be more forthcoming with information about their use of Kaspersky Lab software.
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Cicilline, visibly angered by the response, unsuccessfully tried to get the chairman to compel Sessions to be more forthcoming.
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By the time Fraser inched his way to the other side of the auditorium, people were even more forthcoming.
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Maybe 2019 is a good year for being more forthcoming, especially if the losses continue to mount, as seems inevitable.
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Bannon, according to the Daily Beast, will be more forthcoming with Mueller than he has been with the House panel.
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One would have required the company to be more forthcoming about political lobbying, especially on issues related to climate change.
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" He joked that he could be more forthcoming with George W. Bush because as vice president "they couldn't fire me.
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Lee is more forthcoming on where he sees AI headed, and where the fund is looking to make its mark.
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The one complaint uniting users, however, was that the Pirate Bay admins could have been more forthcoming about the miner.
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I was more forthcoming about my spending and general daily activities because of the somewhat anonymous/online nature of the diaries.
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Be smart: A new sweeping privacy law in Europe has been forcing Facebook to be more forthcoming about privacy-related scandals.
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" First Response was more forthcoming, explaining that the "brand strives to create an emotional connection and does so through positive storytelling.
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Yet many development bankers concede that their institutions could be more forthcoming about the greenhouse-gas emissions embedded in their portfolios.
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But it was more forthcoming today, claiming to have helped more than 1 million patients served by 6,000+ providers so far.
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Municipal court records and district-level public information officers can be as or more forthcoming than federal cases and police chiefs.
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The millionaire adds that when you pay for advice, the recipient is generally much more forthcoming about how they achieved success.
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Comey's letter was widely criticized by Democrats for being vague, and Clinton's surrogates have assailed Comey for not being more forthcoming.
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StockX has since acknowledged the breach, but it still isn't answering questions about why it wasn't more forthcoming with customers. 83.
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The Port Authority was no more forthcoming with its plans, though Mr. Foye said he thought the "Sphere" ought to return.
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Nikki Sun, another Douglas Elliman agent, who listed a unit at Trump SoHo, a hotel and residential condominium, was more forthcoming.
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At least with the campaign issues Facebook was more forthcoming, and as a result will put down several lines of speculation.
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The Democratic memo is said to contend that the F.B.I. was more forthcoming with the surveillance court than Republicans had claimed.
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We hope the military is more forthcoming than it has been and that it compensates all of the families of victims.
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But with the 2020 presidential election approaching, lawmakers said the F.B.I. must be more forthcoming with information crucial to the public.
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Our sources say Meghan and Harry were advised by Royal higher-ups to be more forthcoming ... but they clearly pushed back.
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With the illness making headlines across America, doctors say patients have been more forthcoming in recent weeks about what they vape.
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Mr. Comey has shown a flair for the dramatic and a willingness to be more forthcoming publicly than most government officials.
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More than 46,000 Catholic women have signed an open letter to Francis, urging him to be more forthcoming about Vigano's accusations.
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The have also raised questions about why the GSA chief was not more forthcoming with Congress about the White House's role.
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While officials in the United States wait for the Fed to act, government help is more forthcoming in parts of Europe.
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There's still a lot we don't know about Romney's tax returns, despite repeated calls in 2012 for him to be more forthcoming.
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But for now, the S.E.C. has no plans to require companies to be more forthcoming than they are now about climate change.
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While he declined to share many details during an interview, Caldwell is more forthcoming on the site when using the Alexander moniker.
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Since the raid two days ago, Mr. Trump has been far more forthcoming in releasing details of what happened than the Pentagon.
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But you know, is this to force their hands so that they&aposre more forthcoming with the documents or is it real?
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We don't know why Samsung hasn't been more forthcoming about what's going on with these replacement devices, but it doesn't really matter.
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Specifically, the Democratic memo is said to contend that the F.B.I. was more forthcoming with the surveillance court than Republicans had claimed.
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Netflix has become slightly more forthcoming in recent months, sharing more information on social media and in earnings reports about its metrics.
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But many were hopeful that last night Trump would be more forthcoming on the administration's efforts to combat the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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More transparency has been promised by officials in a recent report, and some social media companies have pledged to be more forthcoming.
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Following criticism from McCain and others, military leaders promised to be more forthcoming with information about what led to the soldiers' deaths.
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Comey has been more forthcoming w/ information than any FBI Director I can recall in my tenure on the congressional intel committees.
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He was somewhat more forthcoming on the future exit plan for UrbanClap, which did allow some secondary sales within this Series D round.
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Westheimer credits her diminutive, grandmotherly appearance for her success, her non-threatening nature encouraging people to be more forthcoming on matters of sex.
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He was more forthcoming about a remarkable turnaround in fortunes having lost in the first round of his four other Grand Slam appearances.
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But there will still be questions asked why Clinton, after days of speculation about her health, was not more forthcoming with her diagnosis.
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On Tuesday, the State Department said it was "mystified" that the countries had not been more forthcoming with demands after implementing the blockade.
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Director Comey has been more forthcoming with information than any FBI director I can recall in my tenure on the congressional intelligence committees.
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In classified follow-up meetings with the Senate intelligence committee, they were more forthcoming, according to sources familiar with the closed-door session.
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Still, we don't know why Samsung hasn't been more forthcoming about what's going on with these replacement devices, but it doesn't really matter.
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It is true that Americans have been more forthcoming about some of their crimes than anyone in the Vietnamese government and Communist Party.
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But the more forthcoming account given by Second Officer Stone — a shy and tentative man with a "delicate sensitivity" — is hardly more enlightening.
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During that time, under pressure from restrictive sanctions and international isolation, the North Koreans were more forthcoming about the extent of their program.
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But after the debate, Mr. Trump and his surrogates were a bit more forthcoming on how directly he could have gone after Mrs.
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If anything, I wished the film had been a little more forthcoming about the reasons behind father and son's estrangement and eventual reconciliation.
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Flanders pressed him on his goals on camera, and the mayor was more forthcoming than he'd been since taking office that previous July.
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Callebaut's news release was more forthcoming about some of the company's business plans, though it indulged in a fair amount of marketing jargon.
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He was more forthcoming about foreign affairs, but stuck mostly to well-practiced denials of well-documented Russian involvement in various misdeeds abroad.
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They say Google should be more forthcoming about the details it collects about students, why it collects them and how it uses them.
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This is the first time Arya has given any kind of romantic storyline, but IRL, Williams is a bit more forthcoming with her relationships.
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Conservative lawmakers are more forthcoming than ever about their longtime strategy of passing increasingly severe laws to get them before the nation's highest court.
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Policymakers at the UK central bank are discussing whether they should be more forthcoming about their policy plans, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
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Though he was more forthcoming about his complicity in private letters, the message Mailer sent in public suggested he never quite reached that state.
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We now hope the governor and his staff are more forthcoming with the facts, and they decide to appear before the special investigative committee.
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First, because the Clinton campaign delayed explaining her illness, it was a chance to portray Mr. Trump as the more forthcoming, even though Mrs.
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"Jeff Sessions concealed his meetings with the Russians and he had an obligation to be more forthcoming about meetings that involved Papadopoulos," said Sen.
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And if stocks keep going up, and debt markets become more speculative, the Fed arguably owes it to the public to be more forthcoming.
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People familiar with the Democratic memo said that it argues that the F.B.I. was more forthcoming with the surveillance court than Republicans had claimed.
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The F.D.A. called on the industry to be more forthcoming about its safety procedures, especially in relation to how it sources and tests talc.
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In addition, Mr. Evans said the company had been more forthcoming with information about eligible workers than it was in 2015, making outreach easier.
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As for runner-up Kelsey, she's a bit more forthcoming due to the fact that she was named Miss Iowa USA back in 2017.
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"In many ways, Trump was more forthcoming than anybody would have expected," said Daniel C. Kurtzer, a former American ambassador to Israel and Egypt.
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He speculated that Clinton was reluctant to be more forthcoming because Trump has raised a variety of concerns about her health with scant evidence.
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Lupo was more forthcoming with what he knew about Massad after the state policing agency began its probe into the mayor's alleged illegal medical practice.
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Haspel has been more forthcoming with senators in their private meetings and in the classified hearing she held with the Senate Intelligence Committee last week.
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Websites — and their advertisers — need to commit to being more forthcoming to users about the trove of personal information they are gathering from site visits.
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Pence's comments highlight the intense pressure facing Saudi Arabia to be more forthcoming about Khashoggi's death and on Trump to unequivocally reject the Saudi account.
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This is a call to action for Muslim women to be more forthcoming with their natural intelligence and power on any platform they can find.
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Reines urged Biden to respond forcefully by raising questions about Trump's mental fitness and about why the president hasn't been more forthcoming about his health.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) emerged satisfied Thursday from a briefing on the Niger attack, saying the Pentagon is making progress on being more forthcoming to Congress.
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On Tuesday, Sasse, who has long been vocal about the Epstein case, expressed frustration that Sawyer was not more forthcoming about the sex offender's death.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) emerged satisfied Thursday from a briefing on the Niger attack, saying the Pentagon is making progress on being more forthcoming to Congress.
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But Sherman says that even if the company was more forthcoming with its data, researchers likely would not have a full picture of digital advertising landscape.
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Samsung has handled the entire recall extraordinarily poorly, and continues to do so by not being more forthcoming about what's going on with these replacement devices.
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The administration doesn't have to respond, but now that Democrats have the power to call hearings and possibly subpoena for information, they might be more forthcoming.
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"If India were more open to allowing friendly foreign countries access and awareness in the Andamans, it would find them more forthcoming as well," he said.
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The judge seems to be saying there are emails, and other documents, that could support that ... and USC needs to be more forthcoming with admissions info.
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Ravano also admitted that in questioning Zarate after the shooting, investigators lied to him in order to "motivate" him to be more forthcoming in answering their questions.
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CEO Dennis Muilenburg said Sunday that he was disappointed that the company was not more forthcoming about a problem with a safety feature on the 403 Max.
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While the U.S. Capitol Police told Fox News they do not comment on open investigations, Paul was more forthcoming about the threats against him and his family.
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Hopefully IBM will be more forthcoming with benchmarks in the next five years, and I'm looking forward to repurposing this chip's LED as a one pixel display.
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It's way more forthcoming with its information — we find out about an engagement, an affair, some stem cell research, and a kidnapping all in the first episode.
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Some were more forthcoming and abrupt about their intentions about fucking, and on some "E-Mail My Heart" shit, pleading with me to respond or they'd die.
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But a 10-page Democratic memo written to rebut the Republican document says that the F.B.I. was more forthcoming with the surveillance court than the Republicans say.
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It "further confuses an already difficult investigation by our committee," he said, adding that Mr. Comey had been "more forthcoming with information" than any of his predecessors.
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Senators also called for the executive branch to be more forthcoming with the public, particularly if foreign influence operations — called "active measures" by the Russians — are underway.
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There is also pressure for them to be as transparent about their findings as possible (though some have been far more forthcoming than others about taking action).
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But given that ECB President Mario Draghi made it clear the bank had left language "intentionally vague", he is unlikely to be any more forthcoming on the timing.
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The act of carrying out a search on a witness is a powerful psychological tool that can prompt a witness to become more forthcoming or name more targets.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued new guidance calling on public companies to be more forthcoming when disclosing cybersecurity risks, even before a breach or attack happens.
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What he did here was highly unusual and I think calls for more facts and a better explanation, which hopefully will be more forthcoming as soon as possible.
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"I think I would be way more outspoken about my personal use or more forthcoming when I meet people if I were not frequently the 'other,'" she says.
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Gorsuch is much more forthcoming in his scholarship, where he has argued that judges — including Supreme Court justices — may decide difficult cases by drawing on contentious moral principles.
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At one point, the room told him they wanted him to be more forthcoming about the things that make him and not, say, Sanders or Warren their champion.
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But if those questions are worded as to what happens to your benefits if you claim on your ex's record, the agency will be more forthcoming, he said.
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The U.S. intelligence community has offered little public evidence to support claims that Russia is responsible for the DNC hack while private cybersecurity companies have been somewhat more forthcoming.
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Kaiser is repurposing some of these rhymes in a new ad encouraging people to be more forthcoming about discussing the illness in order to break the stigma around it.
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Melton and Mendes, meanwhile, are a bit more forthcoming about their relationship, so much so that Mendes is willing to talk about him on a late night talk show.
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Coats declined to comment about those interactions when asked by senators on the Armed Services Committee last month but signaled he may be more forthcoming before the intelligence panel.
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They divulged personal details more readily than any strangers I'd met before and were a lot more forthcoming than anyone I've ever tried to chat with on public transport.
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Wednesday's hearing was not scheduled to discuss the Russia investigation, and both Coats and Rogers indicated they might be more forthcoming in a classified setting with an intelligence panel.
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He said he and another officer had encouraged Ms. Graswald to be more forthcoming, pointing out that she had made inconsistent statements about her cellphone, and appeared physically agitated.
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"The more forthcoming that North Korea is, the more quickly we will have confidence that North Korea has actually committed to and followed through with denuclearization," the spokesman said.
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Matt Lauer scored his second interview with Ryan Lochte about his tumultuous last night in Rio, and given another pass at the story, Lochte was more forthcoming this time.
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The anonymity the platform allows users means that people might feel freer to be more forthcoming, but also doesn't guarantee that who you're talking to knows what they're talking about.
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But there is broad agreement that it made matters worse by not being more forthcoming with Chief Executive John Stumpf under pressure to explain why this happened on his watch.
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Of course, given that Google doesn't report cloud revenue it's hard to know what growth would look like, but perhaps if it has more success it will be more forthcoming.
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Others are more forthcoming: First, there should be term limits for electeds; second, lawmakers must live by the same rules they create; third, eliminate ObamaCare; and, fourth, balance the budget.
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Clinton's bout of pneumonia, initially concealed from the press and public, Mr. Kaine—ever the happy warrior—chided Mr Trump for failing to be more forthcoming about his medical history.
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In an interview with Sinclair Broadcast Group that aired over the weekend, Chaffetz said he's been disappointed that federal agencies under Trump haven't been more forthcoming with congressional oversight requests.
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"Clearly, the F.T.C. needs to be more forthcoming with the contents of those reports," said Marc Rotenberg, president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, which advocates more stringent privacy protections.
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"Google must be more forthcoming with the public and lawmakers if the company is to maintain or regain the trust of the users of its services," the Republican letter said.
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The company should similarly scale up its transparency efforts and be even more forthcoming, particularly if this is being done to protect people from having their photos abused, as Facebook claims.
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While Mnuchin on Tuesday hedged on Trump's made-up new tax cut, Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, has been more forthcoming about it not really being a thing.
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It also said the company had been more forthcoming with prosecutors in the United States and Europe about crimes in Brazil than it had with authorities in the South American country.
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Community activist William Calloway criticized Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Thursday for not being more forthcoming and called on black officials and clergy to boycott the mayor's breakfast Friday honoring the Rev.
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At a press conference in Columbus, Ohio, the Congressional Black Caucus, comprised of about 45 members of the House of Representatives, nearly all Democrats, also urged Comey to be more forthcoming.
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Requiring disclosure of these payments helps fight corruption by extending the transparency we have in our own federal budget to other countries that need to be more forthcoming about public finances.
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" Ms. Peresztegi, who is president of the Commission for Art Recovery, said of the Neue Galerie, "I can't deny that there are museums whose websites are more forthcoming than the museum's.
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Not only is there no "Ginsburg rule," but the two Republican nominees who came after her, John G. Roberts Jr. and Samuel A. Alito, were both more forthcoming than Justice Gorsuch.
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At home, should you be willing to be that bit more forthcoming with Google, the company's Assistant can proactively warn you about potential traffic or transport issues along your typical commute route.
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Now they're a little more forthcoming with their information, and that's great, but I think they were always cautiously optimistic or guardedly optimistic and wanted to wait until they had a product.
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Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) described the hearing as a "worthless exercise," Graham advised Menashi to be more forthcoming and said that Democrats were only asking him questions about narrow subject matters. Sen.
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With agencies in particular, he called for fewer specialty shops focused on areas like search and video and for them to be more forthcoming with details on their business practices with contracts.
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The Vive is currently the only major headset on the market that comes with motion trackers, and HTC seems to have been more forthcoming with kits for VR developers than its competitor Oculus.
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Erdoğan has sought to use information about Khashoggi's killing to raise pressure on the Saudis to be more forthcoming and, by extension, push Trump to unambiguously reject the Saudi account, regional experts believe.
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Amazon Employees for Climate Justice is pushing for the company to be more forthcoming about how it calculates its impact on the environment, in case it may be underselling its total carbon footprint.
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They believe the hearing will stiffen the party resolve, particularly if he is not more forthcoming with answers about how he views the role of an independent judiciary in standing against the presidency.
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"A lot of other companies like Google have been more forthcoming and talking about what they're doing, Apple's tendency is to be quiet and shock you with what they come up with," Wozniak said.
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There are other areas that affect small businesses – from defense spending to the budget deficit to his attitude toward the Federal Reserve and the financial community – where he still needs to be more forthcoming.
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"Google must be more forthcoming with the public and lawmakers if the company is to maintain or regain the trust of the users of its services," three senior Republicans told Google in an Oct.
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Fair Game It began last year as a promising push by a few states to require private equity firms that invest on behalf of public pension funds and university endowments to be more forthcoming.
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In late August, the top American air commander in the Middle East urged the Saudi-led coalition of Arab nations to be more forthcoming about an investigation into the airstrike on the school bus.
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But Chao said Silicon Valley needs to "step up" and be more forthcoming with information about self-driving cars in an effort to better educate both the government and public about the emerging technology.
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A coalition of the world's most powerful bankers, regulators and even executives at some heavy polluters have a message for oil and gas companies: Be more forthcoming about the risks posed by climate change.
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Yet, despite the contraction in VC investments, the industry is growing dramatically, fueled by agencies and advertisers competing for digital real estate across billions of screens, with billions more forthcoming in the next few years.
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The Warren camp's thinking appears to be that the more transparency, the better, and that this ups the pressure on Buttigieg to be more forthcoming about his activities — or reinforces a contrast between the pair.
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During a Wednesday hearing on the topic, several Democrats grilled Brandon Lipps, the deputy undersecretary of the Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services, about why USDA had not been more forthcoming about the impact to students.
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No evidence has surfaced of the wealthy South paying off its impoverished neighbor in exchange for Olympic cooperation, but the advances have come at times when the South was more forthcoming with aid and investment.
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Activism and critical media attention around the scarcity of women and minorities among tech workers has forced Silicon Valley businesses to be more forthcoming about disclosing hiring practices and diversity within their ranks in recent years.
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If Facebook would be more forthcoming about the information it's collecting about its users and how it uses that data, whether for advertising or for People You May Know, then users like Leila could protect themselves.
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Coats conceded that "I am not sure I have a legal basis" to avoid questions on whether Trump asked him to back off on Russia investigation, but he will be more forthcoming in a classified venue.
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In spite of an incoming presidential administration in the United States that is hostile to addressing climate change, the clamor for corporations to be more forthcoming about the risks posed by environmental changes is getting louder.
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Still, some senior agency officials were surprised when footage of the banquet appeared on RT, and believed that Mr. Flynn should have been more forthcoming with the agency about the nature of his trip to Russia.
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But I will say this, that Ms. Page, in contrast to Mr. Strzok, was far more forthcoming and gave us far more information regarding what was going on in 2016 and into 2017, to help our investigation.
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But multiple Democratic campaigns expressed frustration that the party hasn't been more forthcoming with details — the Thursday memo and similar three-page bullet-point memo from Tuesday sum up most of the concrete information they've been provided.
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By 2018, thanks to all-access social media and the overall evolution of popular culture and the way news and entertainment are sold and consumed, most celebrity twosomes have become less mysterious and more forthcoming than ever.
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Facebook's reluctance to be more forthcoming with information that could shed light on possible election interference has prompted the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee to call for the company to testify in its election-meddling probe.
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Facebook has made efforts to be more forthcoming about the Russia investigations, but their efforts to be transparent have been hyper-focused on lawmakers and influencers and the public's trust in Facebook is significantly less than Google.
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The top members of a House panel are urging Facebook to be more forthcoming following revelations about the company's data-sharing agreements with device-makers, including Chinese firms facing scrutiny in the U.S. over national security concerns.
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John Ratcliffe of Texas and Matt Gaetz of Florida, characterized Page's closed-door testimony as more forthcoming than Strzok's, because she answered more questions about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, as well as the Hillary Clinton probe.
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"We had a conversation with the government earlier today where they were more forthcoming ... and I think we can continue to work through getting the detail we need to be able to answer that question," Westling said.
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Chuck informs her of his bid for the governorship, but he's no more forthcoming to her about his secrets than he is to the investigator Jack Foley hires to dig up the dirt before his opponents do.
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"China needs to be more forthcoming about missile tests that appear to be more focused on the development of destructive space weapons," US Admiral Cecil D. Haney told the US Senate Committee on Armed Services last March.
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Concerns about her judgment linger even among some of her supporters, who say she could have been more forthcoming about her email practices before they grew into a political controversy and the focus of a scathing F.B.I. report.
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Gaps in China's transparency are hampering U.S. efforts to get a grip on the spreading Wuhan coronavirus — even as politicians and scientists alike are praising China for being far more forthcoming compared with previous disease outbreaks like SARS.
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"I would question why cities weren't more forthcoming [with their proposals], and I suspect it's because there would have been some pushback to what the cities were offering," said Heidi Learner, chief economist for the advisory firm Savills Studley.
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Rosemary Shahan, the founder of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, said that regulators needed to be more forthcoming with which other cars might be at risk and that automakers needed to be more aggressive in fixing the cars.
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Members of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee are debating whether to be more forthcoming about their rate plans, although some worry that more transparency would lead the public to see statements as commitments rather than projections, the FT said.
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In one newly released email exchange with Podesta, Tanden marveled at why the longtime Clinton team wasn't more forthcoming before the story broke that she used a private email server setup at home for her work as secretary of state.
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The oddity here is just the fact that Sessions tried to leave the issue unsettled when it was clear the senators were expecting him to be more forthcoming in light of Comey's testimony and Sessions's willingness to testify at all.
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ERIE, Pa. — Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, Hillary Clinton's running mate, challenged Donald J. Trump on Tuesday to be more forthcoming about his health, taking aim at Mr. Trump over an issue he has tried to use to undermine Mrs. Clinton.
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From London, Mr. Buhari was not much more forthcoming, though on Twitter he revealed that he had received visiting Nigerian lawmakers; offered birthday wishes to a former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, and to Mr. Osinbajo; and met with the Most Rev.
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The agreements require Lenovo to be more forthcoming to consumers about software on its devices and to obtain opt-in permission before implementing any programs In a statement, Lenovo directed consumers to a guide on removing the software from their devices.
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It's possible that Apple may be willing to be more forthcoming and open about the MacBook Pro keyboards in the wake of this to get ahead of any future scandals, especially since it seems like the butterfly keyboard issues aren't going anywhere.
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Patients can fill out digital forms to give therapists a better understanding of their needs Patients can fill out digital forms to give therapists a better understanding of their needs This anonymity makes people more forthcoming, and willing to share stories of vulnerability.
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Elizabeth Warren was paid nearly $2 million for legal work stretching back three decades, her campaign disclosed Sunday night, amid calls from a top Democratic presidential rival that the Massachusetts senator should be more forthcoming about what she earned from past corporate clients.
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Accused of carrying out her work without sufficient transparency, Berggreen-Merkel said a dispute over the validity of the will of Gurlitt, who died in May 2014 at the age of 81, had made it difficult for the task force to be more forthcoming.
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This does not mean that any votes were changed but it raises more questions about why the federal government was not more forthcoming to local authorities about the scale and success of Russian hacking -- and what's being done to stop the next foreign hack attack.
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Clinton's aides acknowledged that they should have been more forthcoming and said she would release more details about her physical fitness and medical history this week, a concession to the political pressure that she is under because she chose not to reveal her diagnosis sooner.
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WASHINGTON — The top American air commander in the Middle East is urging the Saudi-led coalition of Arab nations to be more forthcoming about an investigation into an airstrike in northern Yemen earlier this month that struck a school bus, killing more than 40 children.
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Why it matters: Trump said on Friday that "it doesn't matter" what he discussed with Zelensky, but appeared to be more forthcoming about the call on Sunday as reports in the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal continue to reveal new details.
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Reporters Ashley Parker, Carol Leonnig, Philip Rucker, and Tom Hamburger write that, according to "multiple people with knowledge of the campaign," Trump advisers initially planned for Trump Jr. to issue a more forthcoming public statement — but this plan was scrapped by the president himself.
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Facebook says it'll start being more forthcoming about how and why it addresses some of today's most controversial issues surrounding social media, including its use as a terrorist recruiting tool, its role in spreading made-up news stories, and how people can be kept safe online.
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The issue of whether tech companies should be more forthcoming when federal governments need access to their users' encrypted data — or give the government access to a so-called "back door" — for national security purposes has come up repeatedly in the GOP debates this election cycle.
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Mueller, a notoriously tight-lipped former FBI director, has provided little notice to the public for any of the more than 100 criminal charges he has brought so far in connection with his inquiry, and there is no reason to believe he will be more forthcoming in future cases.
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It is typical with cases like this a lot of times witnesses aren't as forthcoming initially because they have fear for themselves, but as time and distance between the event occurs and people move on and their lives become more stabilized, they are usually more forthcoming with information.
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He and Mehran, 34, said they decided to ignore warnings from the interrogators and speak out in the hope of pressing the authorities to be more forthcoming about what had really happened to their father and to other prisoners who have died recently under mysterious circumstances in Iran's prisons.
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On the heels of last year's acclaimed façade intervention by Wangechi Mutu at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Met announced this week two more forthcoming commissions of new work: a new feature in the Cantor Roof Garden and the second in the annual series of façade interventions.
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It will be interesting to see if the industry is a little more forthcoming about the lack of decent mobile internet in large swaths of the United States going forward, as people in those parts of the country have to decide whether or not 5G is for them.
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The process can be initiated by a journal or study author after problems are detected, and it typically involves some kind of investigation, and then a statement explaining why claims in the article are being withdrawn or reversed (though some journals are more forthcoming with details than others).
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But he was considerably more forthcoming in an interview with GQ's Chris Heath, and spoke on record — and in greater depth than ever — about sensitive subjects, including his rumored marriage to an underage Aaliyah, his thoughts about the Bill Cosby rape accusations, his own childhood abuse, and his position on Dave Chapelle.
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And as it became clear that actually a lot of these people had then gone on to interact with the president, had [been] on Air Force One, [were] at Mar-a-Lago on the weekend, I think they started to realize that, oh, we better be a little bit more forthcoming with information.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday acknowledged that there are at least "a couple" of State Department employees who have tested positive for the coronavirus, an admission that comes as he faces pressure from inside and outside his workforce to be more forthcoming about the illness' impact on his 75,000 staffers worldwide.
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Hicks' testimony was more forthcoming than that of Bannon -- who would answer questions only about the campaign -- but Democrats said she failed to answer key questions by walling off her time at the White House, arguing that other administration officials did not take a broad view about what they could not discuss.
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PERINO: Well, OK, Juan, let me ask you then about -- the idea that if the deep state, if we&aposre calling it that, was so determined to hurt President Trump, what about the Democrats feeling like they actually hurt Clinton more because they kept the FBI investigation into the Trump campaign under wraps, but were more forthcoming in the press about Clinton.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), the vice chairwoman of the Intelligence Committee, said that if anything, the government should be more forthcoming about the ways in which Section 702 is used.
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The House has been far more forthcoming, making security a priority this Congress and clearing landmark bills like the For the People Act or H.R. 1 that would not only bolster infrastructure but require online advertising platforms like Facebook and Google to be more transparent about which candidates or organizations are placing ads, how much they're spending, and who they are targeting.
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Joanna Carpenter, a cocktail consultant who works primarily with liquor brands, attributes some of the changing attitudes toward sobriety in the industry to "how we communicate in the digital age, and the pervasiveness of call-out culture" — people are now more forthcoming on social media about their own experiences, and the ways in which they feel others may have crossed lines.
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While the X-37B typically carries a secretive payload, the Air Force was a bit more forthcoming this time, saying that it would carry out tests of a new thruster system designed for use onboard the military's Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites, 10 CubeSats for the Planetary Society, as well as "dozens of material samples," for NASA, to test how well they'll fare in space.
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I don't know how President Trump can be more forthcoming in his efforts to have a good relationship with Kim Jong Un," national security adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE told "PBS NewsHour.
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EVANS: YEAH, AND ONE QUESTION THAT ISN'T ADDRESSED IN THE BOOK – IT'S A LITTLE BIT TECHNICAL, BUT IMPORTANT TO WHAT HAPPENED BACK DURING THOSE DAYS – IS THE EXAMINER'S REPORT ON THE COLLAPSE OF LEHMAN TALKED ABOUT HOW THE COMPANY SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE FORTHCOMING ABOUT THE USE OF REPO 105 AS AN ACCOUNTING MANEUVER THAT HELPED TO MAKE THE BALANCE SHEET PERHAPS LOOK IN BETTER SHAPE THAN IT REALLY WAS.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, has said the company needs to be more forthcoming about the full extent of the ad buys.
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Comey has drawn the wrath of Democrats who have accused him of effectively putting his thumb on the scale of the election by not being more forthcoming and allowing Republicans like presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to ramp up speculation about the content of the emails.
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