Should he have been more upfront with me earlier on?
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I THINK THEY NEED TO BE MORE UPFRONT ABOUT THAT.
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Jay's method of producing is much more upfront, and therefore much riskier.
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Emily's more upfront with her anger and I tend to bottle it up.
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Some makeup lines are more upfront about their real-life inspirations than others.
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Some retailers are more upfront about the retroactive interest than others, WalletHub found.
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She usually favors a much more upfront approach like the rest of her album.
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It's certainly something I'd want to spend more upfront knowing all the longterm benefits.
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This plan gives participants more upfront voice and opportunity for scrutiny, Mr. Erichson noted.
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If Uber been more upfront about things it may well have gotten away with it.
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It will require businesses to be more upfront about the information they hold on people.
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That means you can delete more upfront, and carry less data with you across the border.
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Xia thinks more upfront government grants, rather than the current post-project reimbursements, could accelerate development.
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"We like spending a little more upfront to have it a little less unknown," Gary Holm said.
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But when selling a car to your next-door neighbor, you'll probably be a lot more upfront.
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You're going to have to be more upfront, and he's going to have to stop acting helpless.
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While most companies were cautious with their answers, sharing very little detail, some companies were more upfront about it.
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Though it was more upfront about it, Google also appears to have violated Apple's employee-only Enterprise Certificate rules.
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In other words, the Mets would pay more upfront but then save a good deal of money later on.
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The panelists agreed that while racism in the US is more upfront and direct, racism in Britain is quieter.
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The telecom giant was a bit more upfront when announcing its availability earlier this week — but just a bit.
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Elsewhere in E.U. privacy news: G.D.P.R. will force companies to be more upfront about the extent of cyber attacks.
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Publishers could decide to make authors of scientific papers pay more upfront to publish their work without a paywall.
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Since the CMA raised its concerns, Apple had already started to be more upfront with iPhone users, the regulator said.
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When questioned about this, Sherman pointed the finger at other tech companies, saying he thought Facebook was more upfront with users.
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Quinn is definitely more upfront about it, her stern face collapsing into a grin whenever a contestant breaks down on camera.
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These models may cost a bit more upfront, but we recoup those costs through reduced energy costs over the long term.
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In Shelly's film, Earl's violence is more upfront, and when Jenna finally orders him out of her life, he doesn't go quietly.
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Though not as drastically, Facebook is doing the same to news publishers today, while being much more upfront and transparent about it.
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Unlike Facebook, Google is much more upfront about how its research data collection programs work, what's collected and that it's directly involved.
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Michelle: You can really tell this happens because girls are more upfront and want to talk about younger artists in their demographic.
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I realized how imperfection is a glorious thing, so I finally started to sing with a lot less reverb, and more upfront.
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My thought bubble: Apple could have avoided some of the grief it got by being more upfront sooner about what it was doing.
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The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge will, naturally, cost you more upfront than the carrier-branded versions, though you undoubtedly knew that already.
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Much of this could have been avoided if Facebook had been more upfront and transparent years ago about its reliance on human editors.
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Buyers should be aware that waterfront properties that are part of resorts may cost more upfront because of the services that are provided.
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Politics occupies a much bigger place in sports media than it did back when you started, and in a much more upfront way.
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It's now more upfront about the chemical concentrations of each product, but it still isn't completely transparent about the strength of each ingredient.
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Uber's thinking seems to follow that, with more upfront information for drivers, they'll need to rely less on Uber itself and the app.
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Interestingly, it's possible both of these lawsuits could have been avoided had Apple just been more upfront about what its software updates were doing.
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An increasing number of publishers are doing it, and the more upfront they are about the real trade-offs, the better off everyone is.
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By using the term "security token offering," issuers are being more upfront with regulators that what they're trading are actually securities, Overstock's Byrne said.
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If companies like Facebook provide even more upfront information and require explicit, opt-in consent, it will not necessarily create a more informed public.
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Paul James Laurora, a chemical engineering graduate from New Jersey who was provided more upfront money than Williams—$33,500—also received more generous terms.
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Many of the candidates say they would pay for their plans, which is forcing them to be more upfront about having to raise taxes.
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She also confessed that she'd been portraying her marriage as happier than it really was, and promised to be more upfront with her fans.
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While Zegers believes that "women have to balance that act of not upsetting people in a professional setting," Eskamani opts for a more upfront approach.
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"For Facebook to have a better year in 2019, it needs to be more upfront and transparent," said Debra Aho Williamson, an analyst at eMarketer.
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Specifically, Stamos is reportedly upset that Facebook isn't being more upfront about the ways its platform was used to manipulate American voters during the 2016 election.
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Patients and the doctors who treat them have to know what things cost, and hospitals and drugmakers have to be way more upfront about their charges.
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Until this year, a Republican-controlled Congress seriously underfunded the efforts to prepare for the 2020 census that required a lot more upfront testing than previous counts.
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Yet it's unclear if the lesson the tech industry will learn here is to be more upfront and less exploitative, or to simply not to get caught.
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The standards for a manager to claim compliance require hedge funds to be more upfront about past performance even if a strategy has closed or been changed.
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Apple should be more upfront in telling its customers what they can do to keep their current handset alive, rather than only pushing them toward an upgrade.
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"Patients and the doctors who treat them have to know what things cost, and hospitals and drugmakers have to be way more upfront about their charges," she said.
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"They could definitely be a bit more upfront about their commercial intents," Seb Insua, a Edison user who said they were unaware of the data selling, told Motherboard.
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With the will they, won't theys out of the way, the couple is ready to be much more upfront about their relationship in a new profile for Vogue.
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Although not a formal endorsement, this stealth support for Clinton could be the start of the Bush clan becoming more upfront about breaking with their party over Trump.
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"There's a trend towards equalisation and investors don't always get allocated more bonds because they're being more upfront on giving colour to the banks," said another syndicate banker.
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Under the shake-up, flagged late last year, contractors will retain a bigger portion of the oil and gas they recover in return for paying more upfront costs.
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Although you may spend more upfront, it's worth it to splurge on classic clothing items that can transition through seasons, said Andrea Woroch, consumer savings expert at andreaworoch.com.
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The unit, the most costly for Alphabet (outside of Google), has been more upfront about its wireless plans since acquiring Webpass, a tiny internet provider that uses similar tech.
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However, in my experience, the cost of delivery alternates between the apps and one isn't consistently cheaper than the other — Uber Eats is just more upfront about delivery cost.
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Oilmen say the gas business is more complex than oil; it needs more upfront capital to develop, pipelines for transport and new systems of delivery, so returns can be lower.
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So while he probably should have been more upfront about the lack of rigor in the pilot program, I think presenting these recommendations now is on balance a good thing.
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Using a more upfront pay structure, Wild Sage Cohousing's affordable units in Boulder, Colorado were priced as low as $157,000 for a 3-bedroom with HOA dues varying by square footage.
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Highlights from the meeting include: Leveraging data to better track users along the entire marketing conversion funnel and being more upfront about analyzing whether one's content is worth monetizing to begin with.
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" He credits advertising and marketing for the improved margins and explains that the company will continue to spend more upfront on expansion efforts because "we believe it's the right thing to do.
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Bahrami also indicated the agency was not more upfront about the MCAS issues in the airworthiness directive because standard procedure in aviation investigations limits what participants, such as the FAA, can say.
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If he was going to make such an unusual disclosure, the argument goes, he should have been more upfront about the details rather than letting them be aired through anonymously sourced leaks.
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Only by being more upfront about their leanings, as the Republican Party moves to the right and their newsrooms to the left, it is argued, can such outlets hope to restore it.
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Andrea Matwyshyn, a Northeastern University computer scientist, said she supported using research to short a stock because the approach pressures companies to be more upfront about the risks associated with security bugs.
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Clinton is coming out of hiding The press conference is just the latest sign of a more upfront Clinton on display since Labor Day, the traditional starting point for the fall campaign season.
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While some industries might be more upfront about burning the midnight oil, if you find yourself in the office more often than you're outside of it, it's probably time to quit your job.
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" She added: "Don said, 'If they would be more reflective and be more upfront about things that were happening to them, they might get out of the game earlier if they needed to.
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Human Rights Watch is urging the United States government to take a more upfront stance on Uzbek rights abuses, including in meetings with Uzbekistan's foreign minister, Abdulaziz Komilov, who is visiting Washington on Tuesday.
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"I feel like before I was afraid to be sexy and through working on the album and becoming more confident, I felt like I wanted to be more upfront with myself physically," she said.
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Still, there's an argument to be made that Navy should have been more upfront about this sooner, enabling those affected to lock down their accounts and change their passwords in a more expedient fashion.
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For example, Skip says its new batteries, which cost more upfront, have 215% more range and last through 5,000 to 10,000 trips, with 50% less in weekly charging costs than the firm's previous battery.
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We've created the dashboard last fall where we're putting our information out in real-time on the small refinery waivers program and we're being more upfront about what we're doing and why we're doing it.
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The law, which is called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), will also require websites to be more upfront with their users about their data policies, prohibiting them from cloaking the practices in fine print.
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As people pay more upfront, the market gets to work its magic; then the tax code can help people with high medical bills both through this exemption and from health savings accounts, which the AHCA also expanded.
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If you're one of them, you'll probably like it; when Uber demoed the update for us yesterday morning, it was significantly faster, smarter, easier to navigate, and more upfront about things like cost and estimated travel time.
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While the move cost about 20 to 30 percent more upfront, the benefits of being able to summon forth enough drivers during periods of high demand made it a better deal for the company in the end.
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Joining the roster of Target and Unilever, both of which promised to be more upfront about the ingredients lists on beauty products, Procter & Gamble — the company behind Olay, Herbal Essences, SK-II, and Pantene — announced a similar initiative.
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Trump has signaled a more "upfront and assertive policy" towards China, and Tibetans - who number about 6 million in their home region and 150,000 abroad - are waiting to see how it translates with regard to their struggle, Sangay said.
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Unlike Republican leadership, which has been trying to downplay the possibility of a major blue wave in the 2018 midterm election, Costello has long been more upfront about the political realities under Trump's presidency: Democrats are energized to retake Congress.
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Several high-profile GOP candidates were more upfront, saying Ford deserved a chance to be heard, while also making clear they did not think Kavanaugh's confirmation should be derailed as they accused Democrats of playing politics with the nomination. Rep.
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" Ideally, if donations can be better tracked, organizations will have to be more upfront about how they are spending their money, including how much goes toward overhead, said Andreas Antonopoulos, a Bitcoin expert and author of "The Internet of Money.
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Speaker of the House Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) outline is not much more upfront on the funding challenge.
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Skip also argues that while its new scooter costs 210% more upfront than those from vendors like Segway-Ninebot, it expects them to last twice as long, be easier to repair, and ultimately save it more money in the long run.
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But Booksmart doesn't lean into the sort of insufferable East Coast yearnings that Saoirse Ronan channeled so marvelously in 2017's Lady Bird, a movie that also happened to star Feldstein, and that's much more upfront about the financial realities of its characters.
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The video game companies are known for collecting data on player behavior to tailor each user's experience, Jefferies said, which means that investors could conceivably start asking creators to be more upfront and provide granular metrics on things like revenue per player.
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If you're willing to spend a little bit more upfront to replace them less often, either because the fit isn't great, you're less ecstatic about the style or wear breaks down your cheaper pair, these are worth the splurge in my opinion.
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Starting in a new place with my doctorate safely in hand seemed like the perfect time to try on a new identity, one where I could be more upfront with others — and with myself — about what I could and could not see.
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In other words: on a $300,000 mortgage, an African-American or Latino applicant would need to pay just under 1 percent — or around $2,000 more upfront in "discount points" or prepaid interest to secure the same mortgage rate as a white applicant, Bartlett said.
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It also makes five recommendations on how to combat these problems — including getting AI engineers to be more upfront about the possible malicious uses of their research; and starting new dialogues between policymakers and academics so that governments and law enforcement aren't caught unawares.
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Sullivan said Omnicom has a video content deal with Amazon Prime subscription-based shows that anticipates the shows will migrate to Amazon's ad-supported streaming service IMDb TV.Sullivan said Omnicom is also doing more upfront buys with TV networks to offset shrinking TV ratings.
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Those that are more upfront explain you could experience "a churning tummy" that will require you to "visit the bathroom more often," but they're also quick to assure customers that you should "not experience diarrhea" — even though many do attest to this side effect.
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Some of the reforms appear to be in preparation for the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a law going into effect next month that will require websites to offer users greater control over their own data and be more upfront about how they collect and use personal information.
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So now that I finally have the chance, let me be even more upfront: The true Schitt's Creek Episode of the Week would have been last week's "Open Mic Night," which served as a particularly good — and surprisingly touching — example of how a show called Schitt's Creek became such a sleeper delight.
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This year alone, Apple has changed its App Store guidelines to say that developers have to be more upfront with the true cost of subscriptions, it has added an extra confirmation step during signup, and it also reorganized its menus to make your active Apple ID subscriptions easier to see and manage.
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You need — pardon the pun — better Buy Q. Here's how Buy Q works in our industry: It all comes down to figuring out whether you'd rather pay more upfront for options you may or may not use — or pay less knowing that you'll have to pony up extra if you need services later.
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The CEC ran an analysis of the mandate's effect on private homebuyers and found that it would cost them anywhere from $28,43 to $24,29 more upfront, but they would save twice that much over the lifetime of the house through lower energy bills — a roughly $2827 monthly payment and roughly $80 monthly savings.
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The more upfront and open we can be I think the better the program is...I think we can have a program where both sides can look at and say this is what the Congress wanted, this is what they intended and EPA is doing that upfront and above board and that's my goal.
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"For a cable company what it does is it gets consumers to stay on their set top box as opposed to switch to an Apple TV or smart TV. " Hastings dismissed potential concerns about growing content costs as Netflix shifts away from licensing deals to creating more of its own content, which requires more upfront costs, but has greater potential rewards.
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Their instincts match those of Aziz's audience: in abstract terms, we want a more upfront attitude.) But I got to wondering if we've got a Gift of the Magi issue going on, in the straight world, anyway: Women crave direct terminology (perhaps because we analyze things and need them to be put to bed), while men prefer the unbruised ego and we're all running around treating one another the way we'd like to be treated — and pissing each other off in the process.
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