At least one conservative and one middle-of-the-road guy have argued with me that I'm not being open-minded, and aren't liberals supposed to be open-minded?
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"Be open-minded, maybe" makes it sound as if all young people are open-minded and older people are not, but I know plenty of closed-minded young people.
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This mother is not seeking a more open minded child.
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Nick: I wish those people would be more open minded.
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Does that mean that liberals really are more open minded?
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I'm around so many open-minded people & forgot it's controversial.
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She was smart, kind, and open-minded — a real catch.
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"I'm open minded to do anything with anybody," Cashman said.
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IT'S A GOOD DAY TO PRACTICE BEING MORE OPEN MINDED.
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Suddenly they — or Harry, at least — seemed more open-minded.
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I hope people will be more open minded than that.
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People are a lot more open minded post his popularity.
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You probably do, but maybe you're feeling open-minded about it.
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It sounds like an open-minded effort to get more facts.
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They love to go out and eat and are open-minded.
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Millions of US citizens are remarkably kind, generous and open-minded.
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Some argue that it's the most open-minded of the genres.
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"He was really open-minded and a good listener," he added.
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Some motorsports diehards, inside and outside the sport, were open minded.
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" "I'm sure there are some open-minded, intuitive, brilliant older matchmakers.
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Avoid paranoid thinking and do your best to stay open-minded.
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I'm all about being open minded and getting to know people.
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Not everyone is as open-minded as Sookie and her friends.
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Padma Lakshmi is pretty open-minded when it comes to dating.
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Instagram — glamorous, model, vibrant, showy, vain, show-off, open-minded, stalker.
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On what his open mind is thinking today:I'm still open-minded.
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Reception to new artists and practices is open-minded and enthusiastic.
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New Yorkers are open-minded and do not live in fear.
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I like being open-minded about my sexuality and being experimental.
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I try not to close any doors and remain open-minded.
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I mean it's because we're not really open minded at all.
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Stay open-minded, and you'll be able to solve any problem.
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When it comes to food, we are very culturally open-minded.
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Johnson's open-minded approach encouraged professionals to be innovative and collaborative.
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But the public may be more open-minded than they think.
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"I'm open minded about December, but not there yet," Kaplan said.
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We are open-minded, flexible, and ready to negotiate a solution.
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It's important to be open minded and learn from differing opinions.
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"I am an open-minded person," he told me early on.
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Birch is "fully open-minded" to whatever life throws her way.
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Very open-minded and receptive to people they've never heard of.
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The energy today asks that you be realistic—but open minded.
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The Moon is in chill Aquarius today, keeping us open-minded.
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The moon in Sagittarius encourages us to stay open-minded today.
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Acting early, and being open-minded, almost always expands your choices.
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They're super open-minded when it comes to wine and food.
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They had always been open-minded, accepting of a gay neighbor.
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Your open-minded reply — "Either will do" — left my parameters flexible.
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And he's merely assenting in his open-minded and agreeable way.
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The Najmans were likewise open-minded when they met Ms. Hindieh.
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They were curious and open minded about this new local candidate.
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Open-minded partners and relationships are an absolute necessity for you!
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"But I do think we always have to be open-minded."
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Venus's influence adds an easygoing, open-minded, and loving energy. Enjoy!
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But Omar seemed open-minded and did not care about ethnicity.
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I felt like the doctor was helpful, informative, and open-minded.
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Or do you try to just be present and open-minded?
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We're very open-minded, but you can't say that about all Germans.
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For example, women are seen as more compassionate, thoughtful and open-minded.
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CHARLES EVANS: I think we have to be open-minded about that.
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I think it's an incredible city though, everyone is open-minded there.
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Be open-minded in reviewing what you've pulled from the opposing class.
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The open-minded campus scene offered Bruce a rare respite from censorship.
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They are both open-minded about what might happen in the future.
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Olson: Just listening to other people and trying to be open-minded.
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Preferably from an open minded, secular confidant who will not mince words.
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If you're trying to foster open-minded disagreement, this feels intuitively wrong.
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If both sides are open-minded, a solution can surely be found.
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He'd never used a toy like it before, but was open-minded.
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For a tolerant Berlin and an open-minded world, now and forevermore!
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It is welcoming a new generation of passionate, open-minded young people.
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It's up to schools to encourage to be open-minded and tolerant.
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He was open-minded about some of his positions, uncompromising about others.
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Stay open-minded; this is a good time for therapy and transformations.
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Locals tell me that people there are pretty open-minded and inviting.
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Even in the famously open-minded Netherlands, this has been a challenge.
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But they also said they "remain open-minded" about his killers' motive.
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People who work at NASA are "human..they're open-minded," he said.
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Others adopt a guard-down posture that is openhearted and open-minded.
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In the interview Mr. Baraka credited Mr. Cerf for being open-minded.
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Ren: We want to remain open minded, and keep pursuing economic globalization.
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In the same open-minded spirit, I wandered into the master bedroom.
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But, certainly a reasonable, open-minded juror could find such corrupt motive.
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By being more open-minded, not thinking I know what's gonna happen.
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She is passionate about the environment and open-minded about her career.
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Either way, it's important to be open-minded that he can be reformed.
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Tense communications arrive today, so stay open-minded and avoid being too impulsive.
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The reason it's changing is not just because we're becoming more open-minded.
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If that's not open-minded, I don't know what the fuck that is.
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" Asked about his position on climate change, Trump said he's "very open-minded.
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Motherboard: Science fiction has a long history of being open-minded about multiculturalism.
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This program is about being open-minded, and putting yourself in other perspectives.
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"If there are opportunities, we would be very much open-minded," he said.
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I understand an appreciation for tradition, but you want to stay open-minded.
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What are the kinds of spaces where people are open-minded and civil?
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Can't anyone learn from the NBA and its open-minded social media approach?
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We'd like to extend that kind of open-minded approach to wedding traditions.
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Designers wanted to create a community that was equitable, affordable, and open-minded.
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They're very open-minded about gay and lesbian, transgender, things like that. Yeah.
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He's very open-minded and that's very much where I stand as well.
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You can be firm on some things and more open-minded about others.
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A final suggestion for investors: Stay open-minded about how markets might behave.
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"Dear open minded, free speaking, laid back, life loving Aussies," Hemsworth, 34, said.
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I want a world where people are open-minded and respect one another.
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"It's very important to remain open-minded, and this has been a success."
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Fortunately, open-minded individuals in each field are establishing rapport and exchanging insights.
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However, young people are also optimistic, excited, and open-minded about these changes.
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I'm not saying people in tech should be more open-minded toward Trump.
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If you want to be a good listener, you must be open-minded.
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These include the rebellious preacher's daughter Ariel Moore, and open-minded dimwit Willard.
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Today brings ups and downs, but it ends on an open-minded note.
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Others claim more fluid identities and advocate for a more open-minded society.
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You have to be open-minded to look at things in different ways.
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Key officials said they were open-minded about the need for further cuts.
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The only cure for implicit bias is being as open-minded as possible.
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I just hope my Republican colleagues are willing to be that open-minded.
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Trump opponents, the academics say, are open-minded and value independence and novelty.
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Each time I crashed, I learned something new and became more open-minded.
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"I can say that Cathay Pacific (had) an open-minded culture," Paul says.
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He is a good listener and comes across as humble and open-minded.
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Joaquin is the fiercest and brightest and most open-minded lion I know.
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I wish we had gender scholars open-minded enough to consider that possibility.
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"Look... the flat Earth is the ultimate open-minded test; it is both a blessing and a curse for us because once you get into it you're open-minded to everything, which means you don't even condemn any conspiracies," says Sargent.
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Lagarde said policymakers need to be open-minded about changes in the financial landscape.
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They're very open-minded and progressive, even if it's not expressed on the surface.
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Cuban said Trump is "reasonable" and seems open-minded in one-on-one meetings.
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I think the president-elect is very smart, he's very open-minded to listen.
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Brandon Easton: Science fiction as a literary genre, in theory, has open-minded concepts.
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But basically I think he&aposs smart and open- minded and fair and decent.
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Most people who actually join the app are pretty open-minded in their preferences.
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And while Boyle has always seen the relationship as purely platonic, he's open-minded.
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If you copycat your parents, you'll probably be more open-minded as an adult.
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And they say they're more accepting and open-minded than any generation before them.
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I found shockingly open-minded people who really wanted to work together with them.
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And those kinds of people are open-minded people who want to be included.
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My current partner is extremely open-minded, and we've had long discussions about vore.
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I was raised in a very open-minded family that was accepting to everybody.
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We are open minded, but Dublin is attractive on a number of those levels.
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Diddy has been one of the more open-minded elder statesmen on the subject.
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We're always open-minded about -- and we follow the evidence wherever it takes us.
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The good news -- she's "open-minded" about letting him out of the friend zone.
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"Just be open minded and take things one day at a time," he said.
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She said she was "open-minded" about a possible role with the combined companies.
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"I definitely wasn't skeptical; you had to go in very open-minded," she said.
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Mercury connects with Jupiter, encouraging an open-minded atmosphere and bringing opportunities your way.
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The moral of the story is being open minded and living in the present.
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OWSLA is a creatively open-minded and collaborative label with a long-term view.
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Open-minded is a simple and concise description for the mood in the air.
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Photos courtesy of Paradise of BachelorsJoshua M. Miller is staying open-minded on Twitter.
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Stay open-minded and a solution will come to any problems you're working out.
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"Open-minded" may work in Paltrow's Goop world, but it doesn't work in science.
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Open-minded people see things differently than people who are closed to new experiences.
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"One of my strengths over the years is to be open-minded," Harvick said.
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And be open-minded to the idea that your friend's world has completely changed.
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Both say they are more open minded about what marriage is and could be.
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These are the sorts of surprises and discoveries that will delight open-minded consumers.
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We must find open-minded dialog somewhere in this din of extreme instant communications.
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A speedy approach makes sense if Senate Republicans are open-minded about this situation.
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Maybe it's that the coaches that chose to use it are more open-minded.
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" She added: "We also wanted to go into that room, you know, open-minded.
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They can also be open-minded and take risks to do the right thing.
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Yellen added she is "open minded" on what is behind the low-inflation conundrum.
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She and my father taught us by example to be open minded and curious.
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As to whether worms' regeneration abilities could ever help humans heal, she's open-minded.
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But he sees the increasing diversity in Ireland making the country more open-minded.
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I think it's ... you know, the younger generation is much more open-minded maybe.
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However, because both positive and negative outcomes are possible, it's important to remain open-minded.
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Where Deng was open-minded, he would make his mark by being just the opposite.
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Be sure not to get stuck in any ruts and try to be open-minded.
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"If you're an open-minded person, come here and close yourself in," says "SNL's" pitchman.
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But sometimes no matter how open-minded you are, certain dating behaviors are totally unacceptable.
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"Although China has been more open minded about its currency regime," Xie said by email.
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Being open-minded and receptive to linguistic trends will serve every one of us well.
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The former would suggest that we were less conquering tyrants and more open-minded lovers.
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"They are both open-minded about what might happen in the future," the source adds.
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Wilson: Everybody came from a different place but everything was very creative and open-minded.
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But when few employers are this open-minded, most young people will want a degree.
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In addition to the importance of being a product of a great open minded city.
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"I'd say we're being open-minded to all the input we get," Smith told Bloomberg.
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But he is open-minded: He does not judge people on their gender or race.
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Trans women are some of the sexiest, funniest, wisest, and open-minded women I know.
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He repeated his view that he remained open-minded about a possible December rate hike.
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Technically, we spoke to a very open-minded doctor regarding physical recovery and body trauma.
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I like open-minded people, and in this gaming industry, there are many stubborn minds.
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There is so much hatred among politicians that they can't be open-minded and reasonable.
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Stay cool and approach things logically—a solution will come if you stay open-minded!
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The gay scene here has not typically been one of an open-minded music policy.
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The Moon is in fellow water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to be open-minded.
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" Still, he said then, "It's important to be open-minded and learn from differing opinions.
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They came from what they describe as open minded households – Larkou's mother is learning Turkish.
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But Fike thought of himself as "open-minded," and they agreed to go out again.
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Instead, they repeat largely empty mantras of "respecting precedent" and remaining "open-minded" as jurists.
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Get your partner talking about ways they are proud of themselves for being open minded.
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Chefs in France weren't always so open-minded, said the executive chef Christian Le Squer.
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" Mooney added, "So, if you're an open-minded person, come here, and close yourself in.
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Yikes. Grilled embryo felt a tad risqué even for an open-minded eater like me.
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I walked into the made-for-people-watching lobby of the Opera Garnier open-minded.
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No, I'm just very open-minded and I wouldn't be affected by anything like that.
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The fact that she does change her mind often, she's pretty open-minded, that's good.
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Having an open-minded writer who talks about these issues creates hope for the reader.
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Anyone expecting Donald Trump to give a conciliatory, open-minded inaugural address was sorely disappointed.
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And Facebook asked the FEC to be open-minded about how those disclosures should look.
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No, says Murphy, whose book serves as an open-minded argument for tolerance and understanding.
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But a healthy dose of skepticism is part of being an open-minded, objective thinker.
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But here at Wine School, the aim is to be open-minded and relentlessly curious.
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When Obokata arrived in Vacanti's lab, he quickly recognized her as open-minded and astute.
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"He was very open minded, like the ocean containing water from all rivers," she said.
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Emotionally intelligent people are self-confident and open-minded, which create a pretty thick skin.
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The third thing is that he's very open minded, to take in folks like myself.
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And I'm trying to be as objective and open-minded about this as I can.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to be open-minded.
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An industry trying to present itself as becoming progressively more inclusive and open-minded — and maybe more inclusive and open-minded than America at large — is more likely to seriously consider some films that might have been pushed to the side in the past.
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She said the work represents what science should be: open-minded, interdisciplinary, broadly focused, and accessible.
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It's a place for everyone — it's beautiful, it's open-minded, and most of all, it's safe.
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I am open minded, but I do have my fantasies, as all of us ladies do.
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This tight labor market has led many companies to become more open-minded when considering candidates.
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No matter how open-minded he is for the time, he is still of his time.
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Sometimes individual open-minded family members or a nearby LGBTQ community make living at home bearable.
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They might play at being open-minded, but they like things just the way they are.
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I see our audience as just open-minded people about fashion, music, gender, drugs, politics etc.
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Luckily, there's still plenty of contemporary art to confuse even the most open-minded among us.
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Luckily, there's still plenty of contemporary art to confuse even the most open-minded among us.
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He suggests a moderate, open-minded approach to discussing this kind of kink with a friend.
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Last year, he met U.S. President Donald Trump, who described him as "smart" and "open minded".
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EVANS SAYS HE IS OPEN-MINDED ON BALANCE SHEET COMPOSITION, NEED TO WEIGH COSTS AND BENEFITS
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Apparently, if you plant it outside your house, your open-minded neighbors will flock to you.
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Under these sunbeams, we're encouraged to be inclusive and open-minded when casting the dream team.
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Don't expect your partners to be very flexible, or have the most open-minded ideas today.
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Of course, it could have been the whiskey talking, but I was curious and open-minded.
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It honestly taught me a lot, and it made me become more open minded coming here.
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I think older women are more open-minded and we're much more open about our bodies.
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"We have an artistic culture, and a really open minded way of approaching art," he explains.
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You're in a mega private mood today, but you're feeling optimistic and open-minded about life.
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"People are concerned about the allegations and certainly open minded about finding the truth," he said.
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Each leader, from more open-minded Deng Xiaoping onwards, was battered with his opinions and demands.
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Raising open-minded, not-full-of-themselves kids is a start, but parents should do more.
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Heller's implication was that being open-minded about options for Yucca Mountain equals being a Democrat.
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I've never experienced something like that, and I have raised two beautiful, smart, open-minded people.
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Part of the challenge is finding people who are like-minded, or at least open-minded.
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English cricket realized that it can only be strengthened by an open-minded attitude to minorities.
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"We have said we are open minded to the opportunity," Sibanye chief executive Neal Froneman said.
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What's next: Going forward, Baron said journalists should be "open-minded" when they approach any story.
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"I don't really politicize my collections but really it's about people being open-minded," he says.
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Because you know if you look at Chinese consumers are very open minded about autonomous driving.
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Again, I stress to my colleagues that a bipartisan outcome will require an open-minded process.
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You show your love by making your partner laugh and demonstrating how open-minded you are.
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He is smart, generous and funny, open-minded and ambitious — but not in an obnoxious way.
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"Trump should be more open-minded and willing to accept all types of investments," Ren said.
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I'm still open-minded," Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday on "Fox News Sunday.
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But he's pretty open-minded and happy for me to do what I want to do.
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Maybe your sister is more open-minded than you are and can help you with this conversation.
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I know what you're thinking, Aquarius: You're the most open-minded, weird, experimental, avant-garde person ever.
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It had a shuttle that would go to the clinic, which was great and totally open-minded.
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"Of course, we are open (minded) if someone makes a proposal to us that has common sense."
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Some are open-minded and educable; they want to learn what they can to help their child.
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He painted Coons as "open minded" and "incredibly diligent," though he doesn't agree with him on everything.
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The moon meets lucky Jupiter at 10:29 AM, encouraging us to be generous and open-minded.
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But let's say you're more open-minded than that — or simply new to the stories format altogether.
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As die-hard pickle fans, we've been open-minded about the treat since it was first announced.
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Of course, not everyone welcomed the suggestion that Manning was Chelsea, even in seemingly open-minded communities.
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" Norwegian Cruise Line: "Our favorite had been Norwegian in the group, but we are always open minded.
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Yet, they both said that the construction business is one of the most open-minded towards immigrants.
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Currently, politics in America need a fresh start with open-minded people who can find common ground.
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But even though she's always been open-minded, not all the kids she grew up with were.
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"At this point we are very open-minded as to the motive," said acting Chief Martha Montalvo.
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Be radically open-minded and recognize that you don't have to have everything in order to succeed.
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As of this Thursday, December 12, Mercury will move from tight-lipped Scorpio to open-minded Sagittarius.
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Attitudes that look virtuous and open-minded from one perspective look opportunistic and self-interested from another.
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She was actually really open-minded to it; she didn't make a big deal out of it.
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She said she was an open-minded person but she just wasn't familiar with the transgender community.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Libra today, putting you in an optimistic, open-minded mood.
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It continues to be this chance for me to be even more open-minded and to learn.
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On Wednesday, Kaplan said Powell would be "open-minded" both to others' views and to changing data.
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His fair and open-minded approach has made him a role model of success for so many.
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Tom Enders, its boss, claimed it all shows his firm is "open-minded, innovative and future-oriented".
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Martin Chavez, Goldman's CFO, said the bank is "open-minded" when it comes to other, similar acquisitions.
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Asked where the company might choose to list if going for an IPO, Palmer was open-minded.
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True, some could not read or write, but they were bright, open-minded and thirsting to learn.
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William James died in 1910 without having ceased to urge an open-minded respect for occult convictions.
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Every time I've been up for a contract negotiation I've been open-minded to what possibilities exist.
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People are a lot more open-minded to the gay community than they are to women, period.
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It was an obsession that took me to the office of a sharp, open-minded French psychiatrist.
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"I feel very blessed because the world that I operate in is relatively open-minded," she said.
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Canadians have always been more open-minded than, people from other countries because we're a young country.
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"People will continue to be hateful unless they become more open minded about issues," Ross told me.
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There was some crossover, because a lot of people are open-minded, but it was very different.
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Our content is meant to highlight unique products and offerings, find open-minded alternatives, and encourage conversation.
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My dad tries to make us feel guilty by telling us we have to be open-minded.
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Smith Goes to Washington," and Fonda is an open-minded juror in Sidney Lumet's "12 Angry Men.
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Here is a more realistic explanation: The early Islamic civilization was creative because it was open-minded.
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"I think people need to be open-minded and listen to women, listen to survivors," she said.
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It's a pending question whether Alabama's relentlessly negative Republican leadership can emulate Mr. Shelby's open-minded flexibility.
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"I just wish people would be more open-minded and understand what others are doing," he said.
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My inclination is to be as open-minded as possible in hearing a premiere, since it's new.
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Such a view on Hernandez's story is incredibly open-minded and repurposes it for the greater good.
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Habets said he was "open-minded" towards the idea but his priority was to develop TV NOW.
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Mr. Reider is aware that not everyone is prepared to be as open-minded or as supportive.
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A small but growing body of research suggests that multiracial people are more open-minded and creative.
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In defining radical transparency, Dalio advised Diddy to be open-minded, yet assertive at the same time.
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No matter what, you might be leaning a certain way, but you want to remain open-minded.
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But his defenders should be open-minded enough to accept he may still have done terrible things.
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"It's risky to think that motorcyclists aren't open-minded about other products and other brands," Levatich said.
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But I hope it elicits their respect and, if he pursues this thing, an open-minded assessment.
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They were gregarious men who seemed open-minded and excited about the prospect of working with us.
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"We are always going to be open-minded to opportunities to make our team better," Klentak said.
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This is a state and a country of big-hearted, open-minded, straight-talking, hard-working people.
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There were things about the podcast I couldn't sign off on—Rogan was open minded enough to question if people had landed on the moon but not open minded enough to get behind preferred pronouns —but whether or not I agreed with everything he said I still listened.
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"Figure of speech to get Koopz 'open minded' point across, I was single at 15 haha," Tyler tweeted.
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She admits that when she started at Merriam-Webster 17 years ago, she wasn't quite so open-minded.
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But she remains open-minded about Uber's new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, who joined the company in Aug. 2017.
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Le Wagon thinks companies will be more open-minded about a part-time program and support their employees.
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Again, I believe an open-minded individual applying Kansas common sense would reach the conclusion that I reached.
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I don't quite get it, but I'm very open minded... I'll always try something once or even twice.
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I think anyone could do this challenge if they are in decent physical shape and are open-minded.
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I never know what they're going to look like, so I make a point to be open-minded.
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I wanted at least two bedrooms, so I could rent one out, but was otherwise pretty open-minded.
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"We were expecting a lot of push back, however people have been extremely open minded," Bessa told CNN.
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Having spent his entire life in American football, Rodgers was not very open-minded about the CFL rules.
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I want people who aren't so exposed to the community to become more aware, open-minded, and supportive.
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And judging by her cast's diversity, the producers had a positive experience adhering to Lindsay's open-minded preferences.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Washington in February to be open minded on admitting skilled Indian workers.
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She's more open-minded on the court about other things than just, yeah, trying to crush the opponent.
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They go out and work to make their own luck by always being prepared, optimistic, and open-minded.
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"What I am is open-minded," Bessant said recently in an interview at the bank's New York tower.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius at 10:43 AM, putting people in an outgoing, open-minded mood.
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I'm pretty open minded and if she wants to date a woman or a man, that s fine.
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Overall, it's a very warm-hearted and open-minded fanbase at St. Pauli, so everyone is welcome really.
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Liberated, open-minded Jupiter could add more categories to the list — and they might even include multiple partners.
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The firm, she said earlier this year, is "open-minded" to the potential uses of the digital currency.
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The president's musical taste — which includes surf rock, soul, blues and hip-hop — is open-minded, even eclectic.
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Articulate your opinions about candidates out loud, and stay open-minded when female candidates go on the offensive.
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You may find yourself in an agitated mood, but stay open-minded—exciting news may shift your perspective.
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Over the past couple of years, Lil West has proven himself one of rap's most open-minded experimenters.
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"These communities tend to have people who are very open minded, free spirited," she says over the phone.
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Ann Arbor was and still is a radical liberal town with a proud history of open-minded optimism.
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I looked into programs in New York and LA too, but the RCM was the most open-minded.
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You're an open-minded person, Pisces, and today's Moon in Scorpio encourages you to embrace your adventurous side.
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Even those open-minded enough to detect the improvements sometimes wonder if they are capable of proper evaluations.
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Bands like Carseat Headrest or Twin Peaks, both of with whom you've toured, have pretty open-minded fanbases.
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According to some industry insiders, it is not that Hollywood is necessarily more open minded; it's just bigger.
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I think about the open-minded generosity he showed by throwing himself into a project with an unknown.
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Yaichi is an amicably divorced, single, work-at-home father to a lively, open-minded young daughter, Kana.
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You get more moderate conservatives who are more open-minded than others, fiscally conservative but more socially liberal.
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From those traumatic experiences, I have been shaped into the empathetic and open-minded person I am today.
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"They are full of vitality, are keen to learn, are open-minded and want to improve," he said.
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It looks like a not-so-subtle dig at Trump and his not-so-open-minded cabinet appointees.
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My parents are still close-minded about this, and I want to help them become more open-minded.
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So there are benefits, for economic policymakers and everyone else, to staying open-minded about what is possible.
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Open-Minded Couple Mugs, available at Uncommon Goods, $48Everyone knows a coffee-loving couple in need of these.
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You can continue to be the kindhearted, open-minded, non-racist, homo-loving vegetarian that you might be.
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For established fans, new readers and open-minded skeptics, four new titles offer distinctive and rich reading experiences.
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Middle children may be more susceptible to peer pressure, but they also tend to be more open-minded.
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We'll all be feeling generous and open-minded at 11:44 AM when the Moon mingles with Jupiter.
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Or how about these vintage-inspired madras shorts — a little shorter, but hey, I'm trying to be open-minded.
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Perhaps I am more open-minded about this new type of interactive storytelling because of my job at Refinery29.
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The FDP leader in the EU legislature, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, said it was "an open-minded, pro-European party".
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We keep saying we're open-minded and want to give Muslim women freedoms but we just keep deducting them.
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As IndyStar's Robert King reported, Indiana state Democrats regarded Braun as more "open-minded" than some other Republican colleagues.
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If you want to be likable, you must be open-minded, which makes you approachable and interesting to others.
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And I think Brett Kavanaugh&aposs record shows that he goes into a case being fair and open-minded.
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"I'd say we're being open-minded to all the input we get," he said, according to the Bloomberg report.
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However, this move to grow and expand is entirely characteristic of Ghibli's open-minded attitude toward its own future.
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For many Montanans, their identity hinges on the idea of being un-stuck: independent, cross-ticket voting, open-minded.
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Make no mistake: Though its ambitions are accessible and open-minded, Womb is a pretty niche project (for now).
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Larry is an open-minded economist whose basic tenet is that free enterprise is the surest path to prosperity.
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And he noted that Trump previously told the New York Times that he was "open-minded" on climate change.
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It appears to be a not-so-subtle dig at Trump and his not-so-open-minded cabinet appointees.
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Hemsley said he was open-minded about which country Bats would chose but said the Irish capital was attractive.
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For that reason, it's significant that JAY-Z took an open-minded, progressive approach in 4:44's lyrics.
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It involves everything from supporting open-minded colleges to refusing to be cowed away from that clever Halloween costume.
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"They rejected an open-minded and forward-looking debate and thus disregarded the concerns of our citizens," she said.
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Nielsen says Jollibee also fits millennials' world view: "They are much more open-minded to discovering things," Nielsen says.
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If you're open-minded, you're asking questions and soaking everything up like a sponge, like I think they did.
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"We want the kids to be open tasters, open minded," Holder told me as she divvied up bell peppers.
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Journalist Simon Parkin's book Death by Video Games provides a richer and more open-minded investigation of the topic.
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He considers himself very fortunate to be surrounded by both an open-minded, supportive community and a loving family.
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"Whoever replaces Mario, I hope they are as open-minded, savvy and not too narrow-minded economists," said O'Neill.
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Still, compared to other families, my parents are fairly open-minded; they're just concerned with what others will think.
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In short, if you want to be more intelligent, being more open minded is a good place to start.
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Repurposing is as typical to Berlin as experimentation, and the open-minded city has been welcoming to the Ausländer.
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Toshiba CEO Masashi Muromachi said he hadn't entirely given up on a deal with Sharp, but remains open-minded.
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Earlier in the day Yang tweeted a message about trying different approaches to problem solving and remaining open-minded.
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"(The) President didn't commit but I think he's very open minded," the South Carolina legislator said after their lunch.
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Some of the best engineers and product people are always open-minded and curious and always learning new things.
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If you want to be likeable, you must be open-minded, which makes you approachable and interesting to others.
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Today, she consoled us all and urged a nation to support its new president and to be open-minded.
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At the end of the day, I see it as a pleasure for open-minded people and imaginative minds.
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Those who can be open minded to test on traffic, say 5% of traffic, may find that it works.
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"I am open minded about a whole slew of policy alternatives," Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said.
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It can make a candidate look flexible, open-minded, less partisan and more respectful of people with different views.
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For me that is supportive, open-minded, welcomes diversity in every form and rewards ideas and performance over gender.
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Zero-sum thinking not only maintains power structures, it also makes it harder to be generous and open-minded.
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White students who have come here from the mainland are, almost by definition, already an open-minded, adventurous bunch.
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He's a reminder of the different ways one finds joy in a community of enthusiastic and open-minded people.
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If you bite off the feet first, you are averse to change and might not be that open-minded.
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But remember, we are very open-minded about whatever it takes to preserve the health of the American public.
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We all want to be open-minded, but con men should never be given the benefit of the doubt.
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The speaker imagines her or himself speaking to an intelligent, open-minded professor or judge with broadly similar norms.
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"We were and remain open-minded about how this issue will impact corporate sentiment and eventually capex," he said.
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From a business standpoint, I think that being open-minded about who you partner with is simply good business.
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"I believe an open-minded individual applying Kansas common sense would reach the conclusion that I reached," he said.
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" • The biggest lesson in the book, according to Mr. Dalio, is: "Think for yourself while being radically open-minded.
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He was known as "the skipper" — a calm captain who was open-minded and unerringly ethical, but also tough.
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They say traveling is all about being open-minded; with Sofar Sounds you'll get to do that through music.
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Because one thing you have to be as an investor, at least early stage like ours, completely open minded.
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"People are being more open-minded about mediums, and this is a good example," said Augusto Arbizo, 11R's director.
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I didn't mean to put you on blast like that bro, but ... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: I'm open-minded, I'm here.
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Jackson's critics should be open-minded enough to recognize that his impact on our musical landscape can't be reversed.
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I didn't mean to put you on blast like that bro, but ... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: I'm open-minded, I'm here.
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I don't think people are as open-minded about religion as they consider themselves to be, on both sides.
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Trump's Pick to Lead the EPA Is Suing the EPA Over Climate ChangeIf Donald Trump is trying to make good on his promise to dismantle the Environmental Protection…Read more ReadOn first saying that climate change is a hoax and then saying he's open-minded about it:I am open-minded about it.
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"Anything that leads to cheap, clean, reliable energy we're open-minded to," Gates told news outlet Quartz in an interview.
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And, now, actually, in a country as free and open-minded as America, it's probably not a big issue today.
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"We need rational, adult, open-minded consideration of the constitutional process, which Judge Garland is part of," Kirk said Tuesday.
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Although Jennings is initially taken aback by being set up with a female, she is open-minded about an introduction.
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My sense is that even reformocons, who imagine themselves more open-minded than the party's base, still don't get that.
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And I have become tougher, more empathetic, more open-minded and able to love greater, deeper and better, especially myself.
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Look, a gallery: [gallery ids="1441605,1441606,1441607,1441608,1441609,1441610"] The keyboard is open-minded, and works happily with all the major operating systems.
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He said he was "genuinely open minded" on the disposal options - private equity sale, initial public offering, or trade sale.
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I'm skeptical, but open-minded enough to know not everything I do comes with a sterling base of, uh, evidence.
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The state is also broadly inclusive and open-minded, which makes it an attractive place to live and do business.
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If a woman's direct manager is supportive, fair and open-minded, team members will take their cue from this behavior.
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In general, our target audience will consist of music lovers who are open minded and willing to discover new music.
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For those who do know me, I am a sincere, genuine, loving, light-hearted, open-minded and non-judgemental individual.
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But its scripted nature places it decidedly outside the boundaries of performance art, even for the most open-minded viewer.
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It's also a very young and open-minded city, which is something you don't really get living in the South.
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He said the president-elect has been open-minded and understands what his position is on NATO and other issues.
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A former colleague who studied with Wang at Princeton described him as a "very kind, open-minded, and hardworking" person.
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I think he's open-minded to buying back stock, and he knows he has a very strategic asset, as well.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to be more open-minded and try new things.
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Susanna Gray, who created these sleeves, is an open-minded and sex-positive 54-year-old from Sunfish Lake, Minnesota.
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"People are really starting to be way more open-minded with music and letting it in," Chris Lucas tells PEOPLE.
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By staying "ruthlessly open-minded," Andreessen said he avoids missing out on opportunities because he's convinced himself they don't work.
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I told her while we were at the gym together, and she was really curious and open-minded about it.
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Accordingly, America saw an increase in No Maj (Muggle)-born witches and wizards and a more open-minded community. (U.S.A.!
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The Moon enters fellow water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to look at the big picture and stay open-minded.
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I am open-minded that the president may have abused his power, as all presidents do from time to time.
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We must vote for leaders who truly represent America as it is today: majority female, multicultural, inclusive and open-minded.
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For that matter, why are Trump supporters not so open-minded about the marital complications of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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The bank's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, added that JPMorgan is "open-minded" about digital currencies that are properly regulated.
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We remain open minded to all input from customers and other stakeholders, but have no plans to change the name.
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"Osaka people are generally very open-minded and opinionated, which is great for getting quick and straightforward feedback," adds Nguyen.
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He has been the moderate voice on the Court and his open minded approach to controversial issues will be missed.
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We believe we are an enlightened, open-minded society, but it is difficult to conduct serious research in this area.
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Neither of these were particularly good options, especially for a company that prides itself on being liberal and open-minded.
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The disaffected voters who could be open-minded to Clinton consistently rank that as an issue very important to them.
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I'll call a bunch of similarly-talented people, but some are just more open-minded to listen to others' advice.
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The Aspen Institute, founded in 1950, is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering enlightened leadership and open-minded dialogue.
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The moon connects with Jupiter at 11:07 PM, helping us stay open-minded as we sort out our emotions.
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He was such a great student with a big heart, a moral compass, and he was open-minded towards everybody.
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Officials, though, are still investigating and are "open-minded to all evidence" that may be gathered, Mr. Field-Lament said.
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It's up to great leaders to remain open minded to new approaches and determine what workplace changes are worth pursuing.
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That work made me more open-minded and a lot more aware of how nuanced and weird the world is.
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So our most important job is to allow Guo Wengui's insider knowledge reach the fair, open-minded people in China.
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I also found that the authors themselves are quite open-minded and willing to explore how they might be wrong.
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George W. Bush widened the partisan rift, but culturally, Mr. Bush — the future figurative painter — was open-minded and active.
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Those are beautiful cover photos in the love issue and open-minded in the sense of who can kiss whom.
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Connecticut, a progressive state with an open-minded, welcoming population, is a delightful place to live and raise a family.
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" She has discovered, however, that "Janeites" — and she counts herself as one — "are pretty open-minded people; they're exceptionally generous.
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Sheer scale doesn't exactly appear to be the goal, and Dimon said the bank will be open-minded and creative.
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"People were starting to be much more open-minded," he said, even when the discussion didn't conclude with a signature.
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However, I know some people have trouble accepting humanity's blemishes while also being open-minded about people different from themselves.
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And as both writers note, that's a good thing; as strong-minded and open-minded people, they welcome the debate.
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"I just think that China has recently been trying to present itself to the world as open-minded," he said.
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Instead of a critical, resilient and open-minded citizenry, a conspiratorial nihilism, rejecting reason and dreading change, has taken hold.
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But however open-minded, Synyster said, his family would never understand the things he and his friends did as adolescents.
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I'd like to think that people are more open-minded, but now I'm so terrified of rejection that it hurts.
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If this is how the future generation is speaking, then he's gonna have to learn how to be more open-minded.
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It's motivating people to be curious, and to seek out information that contradicts what they believe in an open-minded way.
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Yet many Americans, perhaps a majority, are as multicultural and open-minded as many people on my side of the pond.
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While we are raising our children to treat everyone equally and be open-minded, why don't we practice what we preach?
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"They were very open-minded," Tuominen said, adding that VingCard's CTO and head of engineering turned up at their first meeting.
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To be open-minded and just constantly be challenging yourself and when you think you know and what you do know.
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Let&aposs just try to be open-minded, Juan, as this guy gets a fair hearing, which I think you want.
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Its infinite number of combination permutations stimulates the open-minded curiosity of imagination for those patient enough to sit with it.
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When it comes to Jodie Whittaker's casting, I'm as open-minded and excited as the Doctor would want me to be.
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"We need rational, adult open-minded consideration of the constitutional process which Judge Garland is part of," the Illinois senator said.
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"We need rational, adult, open-minded consideration of the constitutional process, which Judge Garland is part of," the Illinois Republican said.
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Men with loud mouths and a reputation for getting under people's skin aren't usually described as also open-minded and compassionate.
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"I'm open-minded to the potential, but once we run the good and bad, often it doesn't work out," she said.
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They are optimistic, open-minded and tend to have a free-spirited streak, even though family roots and obligations remain important.
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We're pretty open minded when it comes to sushi, but this one does seem like it's there purely for shock value.
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W: A responsible leader is someone who is open minded, respectful, flexible, but firm, inspiring, encouraging, strict but still has love.
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I would say the majority is feeling like, Let's be more open-minded, let's be more loving, let's be more accepting.
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A spokesman for Lloyds said the bank was open minded about possible options while RBS said it would consider any proposals.
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We may be open minded in the kitchen, and we might even love said "hand salad" recipe if we tried it.
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Everyone here at The Verge is thrilled that the team behind the film has such an open-minded stance on gender.
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Sadly, the House and Senate hearings this month were missed opportunities to take a serious and open-minded look at cryptocurrencies.
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But of course you have time; you're here to drink wine from a list that evidences Mr. Cournot's open-minded curiosity.
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And to those who don't, she has a clear and far-reaching message: "Be open-minded and accepting of other cultures."
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Whatever it is you're after in a retirement destination, Mark Evitt, features editor at GOBankingRates, has some advice: Be open-minded.
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More importantly, it helped me to be open-minded towards the aspects of life some might label as seedy or strange.
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Having a big ego is a surefire way to create bad vibes today, but being open minded will bring great opportunities.
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Open-minded tech tinkerers may still prefer traditional PCs for work because they allow much more customization than, say, an iPad.
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Acting early, and being open-minded, almost always expands your choices, and means you won't get stuck with your worst option.
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Goop has a right to sell "open-minded" woo, but it should stop trying to pass off its Goopshit as science.
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It's also her aim, she explained later, to take full advantage of the technique of these "free-spirited, open-minded" dancers.
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I want to thank them because they gave my son exposure, but I want them to learn to be open-minded.
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Ms. Courvoisier, a pianist, plays with a serious but open-minded demeanor; she crafts bright improvisations out of starkly defined parts.
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I'm very open-minded about eating when I travel, but I went to Cincinnati years ago and I tried Skyline Chili.
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It's not so easy for kids in Idaho or North Dakota — these places that are not as accepting and open-minded.
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Coming to this conference, we've learned the need to be respectful, be kind, be open minded to having your mind changed.
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On the contrary, trade has become a far more empirical, open-minded field than it was when I first entered it.
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The point here is that Trump, in the room during negotiations, is open-minded and benevolent, promising to meet people halfway.
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"I think Louisville, compared to a lot of other places in Kentucky, is just more open-minded," said Ms. Owens, 20.
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Having cast doubt on the science of evolution, he said that he was only asking for everyone to be open-minded.
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I would also appreciate an open-minded willingness to work with me on gun violence legislation when I return to Washington.
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Automakers today need to be open-minded to deal with the fast pace of technological change, the Mitsubishi Motors insider said.
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Let's be open-minded in introducing solutions to a challenge that exists today and will only increase considerably in the future.
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It also reinforces the idea of being open-minded and to accept others' ideas instead of immediately rejecting or critiquing them.
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In the end, it often takes a chief executive to be open-minded about recruiting a different type of board member.
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After a temporary loss of faith, she undertook a new religious journey that led her to a more open-minded perspective.
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This year, the Academy welcomed 774 new members, the most diverse class ever, which hopefully means a more open-minded voting body.
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He was funny, very intelligent, open-minded and ambitious and more importantly, accepted and preferred the fact that I am plus-size.
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Even more fortunately for the judge, however, most of the Republicans on the committee were not open-minded about Ms Blasey's testimony.
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" They've since set up a new Facebook page, and they're attempting to rebuild that community "one open-minded follower at a time.
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But, besides being an open-minded ally for niblings, there are a few other reasons why millennials make great aunts and uncles.
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Dubious but open-minded, I rocketed some small stones off into the distant tumbleweeds and heaved some boulders a few feet away.
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When historians and political scientists rate the presidents throughout history, the most effective ones turn out to be the most open-minded.
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The authorities, it seems, have had enough of its open-minded selection of works and the talks it hosts on controversial topics.
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AMLG: Has SpaceX been an inspiration for you, has it paved the way for investors to be more open-minded to this?
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He's experienced, he's powerful, he's open-minded, and – crucially, to at least one other person who filled out this bracket – he's hot!
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Scientific exploration of human genetics, of course, ought to continue, and we ought to be open-minded about what it may discover.
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Especially if you're interested in building your wealth through inventing or innovating, you have to be curious, open-minded and always learning.
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The macro environment plays a significant role in whether investors are open-minded or close-minded to a vision of the future.
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It was reflective of what we were listening to, kind of more open minded, but also just really wanting to be inclusive.
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People will be mega empathetic and open minded at this time—even you, the so-called most stubborn sign in the zodiac!
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So what accounts for Dorsey's repeated claim that left-leaning journalists were considerably less open-minded than their conservative counterparts in 2016?
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Let's turn to our open-minded friends and family who text you privately "can I post this?" and ask them why not.
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After 15 years in the community, he hopes the world will become more open minded about how people want to identify themselves.
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" "Having gay parents has made me more open minded about myself, but I don't think I'm queer because they're gay, Findling said.
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As Kelly began her new career at NBC, I was curious and open-minded about whether she would rise to the occasion.
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I remain open-minded and I want to believe, but my discipline tells me it's soon to recommend the stock of Snap.
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It's often a perfunctory gesture that allows people to hold their own opinion while convincing themselves that they are being open-minded.
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But, if you're open-minded and eager to see the world, there's no better way to inspire compassion, empathy, and cultural tolerance.
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" He also suggested that Warren wouldn't be "open minded" to sit down with him or "somebody who has large amounts of money.
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This mutual respect creates an open-minded community that supports curiosity, inspires us to think more broadly, take risks, and challenge assumptions.
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The replay system has been modified over time, and that open-minded approach must apply again to close these kinds of loopholes.
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"Our goal is to build the world's most open-minded dating community," James Millership, Avid's president, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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My kind gym teacher had given my swimsuit the O.K. beforehand, and I knew that most of my classmates were open-minded.
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Mr. Xu was open-minded, but making friends was also part of his job, Mr. Kam said by telephone from Los Angeles.
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But the current generation of young people — the most open-minded in history — cannot buy into this narrative of self-blaming forever.
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He persuades some of the more open-minded scholars in his orbit to accept sexual identity as a subject worthy of study.
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Essentially, this Republican-controlled block has decided that it's better to be poor, sick and bigoted than prosperous, healthy and open-minded.
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All those job openings mean employers are more open-minded about hiring someone with less experience and even those without a degree.
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In fact, virtually everything Rowling has ever said or written would suggest that she is a sensitive, intelligent, and open-minded person.
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I think there should be awareness groups all around the country and the churches should be more open-minded about the situation.
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Ms. Husband, the Imperfect Produce subscriber, said she thought consumers were more open-minded than retailers had traditionally given them credit for.
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She said her own family was open-minded, and her studies had made her comfortable with a broader realm of human sexuality.
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We then had thousands of other people evaluate each response in terms of how engaged, receptive and open-minded the writer seemed.
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In Callaway, Alderson saw a creative and open-minded person who embraced data, and not simply because his bosses wanted him to.
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The Sunshine State has its problems, but many Central Florida and South Florida cities are diverse and filled with open-minded residents.
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It's important to be politically open-minded, not necessarily to subscribe to a certain person, whether it's President Trump or Hillary Clinton.
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Smith Goes to Washington," and Mr. Fonda shows the virtues of being an open-minded juror in Sidney Lumet's "12 Angry Men.
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We have been approached recently about a number of those kinds of projects, and I think we&aposre open-minded about that.
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It would be an open-minded, big-hearted, self-aware move that challenges Americans to see him in a more nuanced light.
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Clinton's eminently reasonable and open-minded words regarding the issues and her opponents are being treated as scandalous is the real scandal.
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"I found him to be extremely interested, genuinely interested, and open-minded on this issue, so that was enormously refreshing," Wakefield said.
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I believe that being open-minded and having a true thirst for knowledge helps us see around corners and create the future.
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"We are the senior authorities in judging the Communist utopia," Vera reminded a close friend, herself a more open-minded senior authority.
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He said he does not seek hallucinations, but rather the period of open-minded calmness that follows a few hours after consumption.
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Research also suggests middles tend to be more open-minded and willing to try new things than their older or younger siblings.
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But I am very open-minded about this, so if I see some tools that are great I would be happy to invest.
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She's also fairly open-minded, so she gamely agreed to "endure" the concert as a way of checking out Basilica as a venue.
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She is very open-minded and is really paying attention to what I'm looking for in the functionality and design of the plate.
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Other oil ministers, such as Nigeria's, called for open-minded discussion and unity - something that has been in short supply at previous meetings.
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While it's good to be open-minded about the many ways someone identifies, it's just as crucial to balance that with self-respect.
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Nakayama, who has been known to carefully track her diners' preferences, said she's noticed that people are more open minded than ever before.
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Mr Rushin thinks more open-minded police departments, state and local governments can find lessons to apply for themselves, even without federal pressure.
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We are a moderate Muslim people, we are open-minded and we love our country and want to live in peace and security.
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"I found him to be extremely interested, genuinely interested, and open-minded on this issue, so that was enormously refreshing," Wakefield told STAT.
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She thanks the crowd for being "intelligent, open-minded," and then brings out another pop trailblazer, Rina Sawayama, the first of several guests.
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For the record, you might have a one-sided conversation the first few time, but you'll want to remain relaxed and open-minded.
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" He added: "It goes to show you that you can have fun and be open-minded when it comes to lipstick, he says.
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" The catchy track also features the lines: "Sometimes I just wanna kiss girls, girls, girls" and "I ain't one-sided, I'm open-minded.
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And once you used up the people in that community who had this open-minded, adventure-seeking attitude, you ran out of customers.
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Of course, there's also no one better to teach a black person how to deal with racism than an open-minded white man.
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As such, being open-minded, I was willing to watch and see whether Trump the campaigner would be different as Trump the president.
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For famous venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, staying open-minded is so important that he's willing to endure some funny looks from other people.
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You, Sagittarius, are open-minded, but even you can get into a rut, especially at work—reflect on your schedule and habits today.
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Bret: One of the things I love about our conversations, Gail, is that both of us try our best to remain open-minded.
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But particularly for early-career workers, the Workologist agrees that it's a great idea to remain open-minded about picking up new skills.
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Guangdong Province is always very open-minded and embracing technology, so, last year alone, we helped the Guangdong police bureau solve many crimes.
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But if you remain open-minded to new ideas and new means of achieving your goals, you'll be well-positioned for exciting opportunities.
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"Maybe some people see Israel as a religious country, but it's a very sexy country and a very open-minded country," she said.
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The lesson was clear: Massachusetts liberals are willing to vote for local Republicans because it makes them feel open-minded and fiscally responsible.
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Musk tweeted a very simple statement: "I support Yang," in response to a tweet Yang posted about solving problems and being open minded.
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" But the star stayed open-minded, and after months of looking, the couple found a donor through an "amazing IVF clinic in Mexico.
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The purpose was "to show you could be open-minded and friendly with each other and still disagree," the 22-year-old said.
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Aden, who reached the semifinals, said taking part in the pageant was intended to inspire more people to be open-minded and accepting.
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Whether my client's cases turned out well or not for them, I always found Acosta to be open-minded, engaging, fair, and tough.
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Before we'd gotten pregnant, we were fairly open-minded sexually and we didn't see why we'd have to give that up with parenthood.
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I'm so happy that the Metal God is so open-minded, and that you so openly love artists like Pavarotti and Michael Bublé.
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"I'm a new voter, and I'm trying to be open-minded and see what every candidate has to say," said Jason Abdow, 18.
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We're a big city that moves at a slower speed with a large, open-minded audience and an incredibly generous pool of peers.
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But it's a very small nation so when there are people who are outspoken and open-minded, they take room and get noticed.
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What was often lost was the other side of Iran: its ancient history, its young and open-minded population, its food and culture.
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But the evidence has made me more humble and open-minded about how the world can go about solving some of its problems.
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It's proven a popular position because it sounds like an open-minded effort to get more facts, without committing to a final decision.
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New Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, who had begun his tenure open-minded about Puig, had seemingly run out of patience with his antics.
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They need a new approach to nonmetropolitan America, one that asks in an open-minded way which issues are damaging the party there.
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Now I'm pushing myself to embrace it — to be open-minded and nonjudgmental, not only of the people around me but of myself.
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The constant fear and tormentors I had to endure made me feel worthless, but shaped me into an empathetic and open minded person.
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"Nobody knows pastrami there," he said, adding that it was a nation full of open-minded people, fiscal benefits and less cuisine elitism.
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But anchovies are slowly being adopted by an American public that is more open-minded to the small fish than they once were.
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In the late 2010s, we found a hint that the world will be more open-minded about change and about other people's mentality.
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As I sat there listening to him talk about why he liked the book, though, I asked myself: Shouldn't I be open-minded?
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They are touchingly earnest and ambitious, perplexed by their secular peers but open-minded enough to nurture friendships with non-Muslims like Aspden.
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Young people today have become much more open-minded about gender roles — it shows up in their attitudes about pronouns, politics and sports.
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You flirt by drawing attention to how different or open-minded you are, and you love and accept unconventional people as they are.
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You are a curious and open-minded sign, Virgo, and this week, your ideas take on an even more rebellious and eclectic tone!
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Purzner says she's glad she found a place in the world of baby food, where parents are perhaps more open-minded than ever.
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And I think for us at least the more general it stays and it's seen the more open minded we're going to be.
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Opposition to the government's bill was widespread, but a large amount of credit must go to open-minded Islamists — in particular, Islamist women.
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I can now access all I know without much conscious effort and I remain curious and open minded enough to continue to learn.
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That said, stay open-minded and reach out to people you're excited about spending time with, because some great connections may be formed!
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When Francis ascended to the church's top spot in March 2013, he quickly earned a reputation as open-minded and bent on reform.
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But if not for my commitment to take a risk and engage with them, I would never have met these open-minded individuals.
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Attacking motives might appeal to our pro-Clinton political base, but it wouldn't change the minds of those who were still open-minded.
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I kind of let the story just lead me where it's gonna go, so I'm always pretty open-minded about the way things land.
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I&aposd be open-minded to doing a deal with ZTE if we could make sure it&aposs not a bad deal for America.
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"She's very open minded and has actually never told me I couldn't try something if I thought it was a good idea," he said.
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The most open-minded of all the Yelp-exploring vloggers is Los Angeles–based YouTuber Mar, who jumped on the trend two months ago.
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The Scottish government remains open-minded about UBI One of the main complexities of UBI is determining the level at which it is set.
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Nonetheless, he says giving a Trump presidency an open-minded chance is critical at what he sees as an unusually challenging juncture for Europe.
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"Casual dress can lead to an environment that is more open-minded and allows for focus on ideas over a dress code," she said.
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Washington (CNN)Miley Cyrus might have supported Hillary Clinton during the 2016, but she's open-minded when it comes to approaching President Trump's supporters.
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I don't know too many virgin souls these days, but this album is certainly a feast for the open-minded death (or doom) metalhead.
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As an open-minded educator living in Indiana, she was surprised at how little she knew about what that would mean for her teen.
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This is not simply liberal sour grapes, though I'm sure many Trump supporters and self-defining "open-minded" liberals will characterize it as such.
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The shortage is challenging both businesses and landlords to be open-minded about how to define office space and how to keep down costs.
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Well, in regards to the Environmental Protection Agency, Duke was pretty open-minded about the environment, not pretending like global warming was a scam.
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So the question is, have you created a situation where maybe consumers feel more open-minded at trying something else, if they feel burnt?
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Essentially the group wants to be open-minded and look for opportunities where blockchain technology can benefit the companies with which they're working. 3.
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Or maybe, as the aged white voters of the religious right pass to their rewards, they will be replaced by more open-minded millennials.
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When I was younger I was much more — I don't want to say open-minded, but I felt like I knew a lot less.
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Khaldoon Al Mubarak, the head of Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company, said people ought to be open-minded when looking at the digital currency.
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Schwartz said that being smart isn't enough, and that he looks for hires who are self-motivated to work hard, open-minded, and humble.
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" She suggested that the answer is to "embrace diversity, be open-minded, be generous and have compassion" and to "be an example of good.
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Rep. Darren Soto of Florida tweeted on September 12 that he supported Chairman Nadler and his committee's investigation, and remains "open-minded" about impeachment.
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The Mood is free-spirited and open-minded as the Moon connects with wildcard Uranus, which is currently shaking things up in your sign.
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I'm lucky to have gone to a school where everybody was quite open-minded, but actually the lesbian scene in Singapore is quite boring.
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It's taught me to be more open-minded and not to assume someone's gender just because they look like a boy or a girl.
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There are two kinds of people in the world — those with a closed mindset and those who are ridiculously open-minded to new experiences.
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We don't need to bring the bands that draw a crowd, we want the bands that draw in the open-minded lovers of music.
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Robert Yates from Wilmington, N.C., had become more open-minded: For all of my life, I've grown up around people that are emphatically conservative.
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Without an established set of criteria to consider in a new business, investors tend to be more open-minded regarding a new business's finances.
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And while he praises the city as a "heterogeneous, open-minded and progressive," Mr. Findling is also aware of the intricacies of his surroundings.
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Working with a collaborator like Erik is a joy, with both sides being open-minded and motivated to make the best puzzle we can.
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This relatively new outfit rewards open-minded explorers, especially those with many stamps in their passports: Little of the material on offer is American.
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Club goers go out expecting to hear what they want, rather than being open-minded and going out to be exposed to something new.
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On September 8, the sun clashes with Jupiter and Mercury connects with Pluto, inspiring a generous and open-minded atmosphere in your social life.
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First, the people leaving tend to be younger and more open-minded, willing to risk moving to a faster growing section of the country.
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Like a bowerbird arranging its display for potential mates, he seeks not to best his chesty, chattering rivals, but to persuade the open-minded.
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Headquarters: San Francisco, CaliforniaIndustry: Information technology and servicesEmployee quote on why the company is good for people of color:"Multi-cultural and open minded."
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Any meaningfully fair trial would contain at least two elements the Senate impeachment proceedings lacked: full consideration of the evidence and open-minded jurors.
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Darcel D. Clark, the Bronx district attorney, said that she was "open-minded on the matter" and needed more information to draw a conclusion.
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Mr. Silver has won praise as Mr. Stern's successor in part for employing what is regarded as a more collaborative and open-minded style.
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A big focus for me right now is trying to train that mindset out of my audience, and let them be more open minded.
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That could backfire because the likely articles of impeachment will be serious and deserve a prompt, full and fair hearing by open-minded senators.
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It seems as if the liberal program of attempting to shame and berate people into being more open-minded and tolerant may have backfired.
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Voting While Female seeks "open-minded females and like-minded allies" from all political backgrounds to join in thoughtful round-table discussions on politics.
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Leading with positivity and being open-minded about potential matches will boost your success on dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Coffee Meets Bagel.
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Saturn is the grumpiest planet, so rejection is in the air—people aren't feeling open-minded or they won't have a sense of humor.
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Today, that might seem like a given, but as a pubescent teenager in the 1970s this open minded, accepting position was utterly radical and fearless.
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I was lucky to be born into a big family with 10 children and raised by educated and open-minded parents in Benin, West Africa.
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Maybe in the States, people are more open-minded, but here when people are eating vegan or vegetarian, it's not usually something they're proud of.
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In an interview with TMZ on Wednesday, Ocasio-Cortez shared some of her thoughts on cannabis legalization, proving she's extremely open-minded on the topic.
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She also landed on a new label, the open-minded Berlin imprint PAN, which inspired a whole new flurry of writing, totally transforming the record.
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But the programme's success suggests that there are ways to help even the most "chaotic" drug users, if governments are willing to be open-minded.
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The memoir's title references that "space between" in which Tortorella encountered a diverse community of open-minded and supportive peers they'd always dreamed of having.
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"In Italy we're waiting for the government to form, I want to reach out to the new government in an open-minded way," she said.
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Even at a more open-minded company where the format may be rejiggered and boundaries redefined, there will always be people reporting to other people.
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This also comes a day after Trump said he'd be "open minded" on stop and frisk, a controversial policing tactic, to curb Chicago's crime problem.
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Trump is widely viewed as having a more open-minded stance towards Russia than the current U.S. administration, triggering concerns that this could embolden Russia.
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When his parents are surprisingly cool with it, Jerrod calms down, and goes back to Jordan all pleased with himself for being so open-minded.
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Pressure on men Myriam, another woman in Saudi Arabia who spoke to CNN, said she came from what was considered an "open-minded" family there.
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In addition to the ecological and aesthetic principles, Halprin and the other designers wanted to create a community that was equitable, affordable, and open-minded.
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"We are becoming ever more like our garden gnomes," says Wolfgang Nowak, one of Germany's most astute social observers—inward-facing rather than open-minded.
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What we're working hard to do is get employers to be more open-minded about hiring students who look very different [than their traditional candidates].
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Mayank Bhardwaj, a 29-year-old software engineer, is one of a growing number of open-minded young Indians working to create more inclusive workplaces.
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The bank's tech and operations chief, Cathy Bessant, told CNBC she was "open-minded" but on her "private scoreboard, in the closet," she is "bearish."
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But, as Dalio writes, a conversational mannerism that makes it seem like someone is open-minded may actually be a tip-off that they're not.
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"I definitely give credit to her for raising me in an environment that was incredibly open-minded and non-judgmental," revealed Gomez in her letter.
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A comment like this would prompt rather than close conversation if elite MBA programs embraced their missions to cultivate open-minded stewards of the economy.
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"During most of our relationship up until 2007, (Isam Albarghouthy) was pleasant, open minded and allowed me to be myself," she said in the affidavit.
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It will require an honest, complex, open-minded debate on immigration, income disparity, distrust of government, guns, race, gender, speech, social media, and the environment.
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Criticizing Gold Star parents, calling women bimbos, and mocking the appearance of opponents only alienates the same open-minded generation that he needs to entice.
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On top of being very open minded I'm kind of a straight shooter and so I consider bickering just a waste of time and crappy.
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The goal is for him to be confident, keen, yet still open-minded about those around him — a goal many adults are still striving for.
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Musk tweeted a very simple statement, "I support Yang," in response to a tweet the presidential candidate posted about solving problems and being open-minded.
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Moving forward, it would be crucial to start cancer research projects with an open-minded conversation on why, and how, equity benefits the wider public.
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"Those who succeed in mighty undertakings are always open-minded and willing from the bottom of their hearts to hear different views," the commentary said.
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I am not voting for Trump, and I never assumed that his eponymous bar would be a beacon for well-informed, open-minded political discussion.
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This won't be a great time for a date or a business meeting; the mood will be grouchy and not very open-minded or relaxed.
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" Osnoss wouldn't confirm that Alkami is on an IPO track, but acknowledged that the team is "open-minded to longer-term alternatives for the company.
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Selina: It's the perfect city for a project like this—here are so many great spots, and people in Athens are generally pretty open-minded.
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And Weidel's sexuality has been offered as a means to show that the party is, in some ways, more open-minded than one would expect.
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In a city beaming with dance music history and open-minded personalities, Cudmore came into his own, finding a comforting embrace in the creative underground.
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When he was a competitive candidate, he seemed open-minded to a fault — allegedly prone to adopting the opinion of whomever he'd spoken to last.
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As for Saynt, he's found a more open-minded doctor who can discuss the potential risks of his drug use without exaggerating or moralizing them.
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The feel-good activist messaging likely resonated with customers, who go to The Pleasure Chest for an educational and open-minded sex toy shopping experience.
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It was only when I started to be more open-minded to other ideas that I moved toward a more centrist/left-leaning political perspective.
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In today's Silicon Valley, he says, old investment firms are dying and the next hundred-billion-dollar companies will be more diverse and open-minded.
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And when prominent Democrats talk this way, it just makes it harder to convince the remaining open-minded and politically uncommitted people of the truth.
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"She equates not using science, and not using facts, with being open-minded," said health researcher and author of Is Gwyneth Paltrow Wrong About Everything?
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"One square, one letter" is something that we hear a lot, but I think we can afford to be more open-minded about the puzzles.
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"My Presidential campaign is about trying to get conservatives to be more open-minded so they can also contribute to this new world," Istvan said.
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The fans I have may want me to remain in this box, but I feel like a lot of them are open-minded people anyways.
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" He said the decision showed that, within Europe, "there are clear differences between the states, some of which have more open-minded attitudes than others.
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"The administration and the campus police at the time when I was protesting was not nearly as open-minded as this current one," he said.
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In an old PBS news special, Bill Moyers, a former Southern Baptist pastor, fondly remembered the open-minded atmosphere at his childhood congregation, in Texas.
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If managers at one company are unwilling to provide trusted, high-performing employees the option of working remotely, then other, more open-minded companies might.
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After the infamous peach scene in 2017's Call Me By Your Name, one might have thought Armie Hammer to be an open-minded eater.
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McConnell seemed more open-minded about the idea earlier this month, but even then expressed doubt that it would gain much traction on Capitol Hill.
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It's important to stay flexible and open-minded at this time—the more you lock into a certain position, the more you will limit yourself.
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"My family's pretty open-minded about things... We're quite a different culture," said Lien, a student at a sports university on the outskirts of Taipei.
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Often, they glided between incompatible definitions within the same book: they argued that leaders should be simultaneously decisive and flexible, or visionary and open-minded.
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And though top Republicans initially professed to be open-minded about the allegations, they're increasingly embracing Trump's ugly tactics as things get worse for Kavanaugh.
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We're trying to stay so open-minded with the position players we add to the roster right now and really put a premium on flexibility.
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The dance music crowd is remarkably open minded, DJs who have played at Hot Mass often comment on how eager and willing the crowd was.
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While some students (especially those with more open-minded/realistic parents) knew the education we received was unhelpful, for other students it was legitimately harmful.
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So you know, I do think that people are open-minded, I don't think that the incumbents have a complete block on the experimentation we need.
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From asking some open-minded friends to trying your luck on Tinder to threesome-specific apps like Feeld (formerly 3nder), organizing a threesome is totally possible.
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In another much more vanilla sexual experience, I tried my hand at being open-minded and ended up with a white guy I met on Tinder.
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The actress, who finalized her divorce from Antonio Banderas in December, says she's enjoying new freedom and has an open-minded outlook on her dating life.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Aries on April 17, finding you in a very open-minded mood, eager to travel or break out of your usual routine.
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"The number of tolerant, open-minded people are growing," said Javier Corrales, professor of political science at Amherst College in the United States, in an email.
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But we can also be open-minded and openhearted, and our need for a savior outweighs any interest in what he or she does in bed.
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Electroclash was in full throttle in 2003, and Alkan played a lot of the stuff because his crowd was more open-minded than other indie crowds.
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"It's a very serious message that you can learn to be ... open minded, and you can learn to be intolerant," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But at the same time, you see my frustration because I felt like they weren't as open-minded as they were with the other two men.
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I'd like to think they're all leading healthy, balanced lives and being able to raise lovely little kids—future generations of open minded and caring people.
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"I'm listening to you guys, and I'm trying to stay open minded but my gut tells me this is a bunch of frakkle-nakkle," she said.
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However, the Drop Dead Gorgeous actress tries to not be a judgmental parent, and hopes she can raise her children to be open-minded as well.
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When I told people, most of them were pretty open-minded about it, but you could always tell if there was a slight tinge of judgement.
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Barberette is lobbying the British hair-industry bodies to incorporate gender neutrality into education and pricing—advocating an open-minded, unisex approach for salons and stylists.
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"Installing tracking apps undermines any sort of open-minded communication [that] youth-serving adults might have with these kids, because you're tracking them surreptitiously," said Hinduja.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter on May 30, creating a jovial and open-minded energy, especially in your relationships—but again, don't be lazy and miss important details!
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I was excited when I matched with a doctor who I thought seemed open-minded in our messages, yet he ended up having the harshest reaction.
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He is the antithesis of an open-minded, fair-minded judge; he is instead a partisan, ideological warrior with strongly-held, extreme views across the board.
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That simple moment changed my mind about him — and changed me so I was more open-minded, reflective and considerate about people I didn't truly know.
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"The market reacted heavily," chief executive Tim Hoettges told analysts, adding that Deutsche Telekom would remain open-minded to benefit from potential consolidation in the market.
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Some fairly likely Republican voters could be remaining open-minded to an unspecified Democratic nominee, but quickly returning to the president's side against a known challenger.
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As a C.E.O., one of your most valuable assets is to be open-minded and to seize new ideas by being receptive to the outside world.
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Obviously, calling on the public to support a rule's withdrawal does not appear fair, impartial or open-minded, and undermines the idea that public participation matters.
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Eshel said studies like his are important in "reassuring the open-minded skeptics" that switching from meat- to meatless-diets won't leave you lacking in nutrition.
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Lately, however, Driscoll's focus groups have shown that millennials, adventurous and open-minded in their eating habits, and easily seduced by novelty, may embrace pale berries.
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Your planetary ruler Jupiter and messenger planet Mercury make a harmonious connection today, finding the vibe way more easygoing and open-minded than it's felt lately.
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Modern-Orthodox adherents try to live a strict Jewish life without separating themselves from the modern world — a world that is more open-minded about homosexuality.
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Some of those same investors, though, were open-minded about investing in start-ups focused on cannabis, which is now legal in California for recreational use.
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The Times's new Facebook discussion group, Voting While Female, is a community of open-minded women (and like-minded allies) looking for constructive conversation in politics.
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You've got to understand society is more [supportive of] equal wages for equal work, more open-minded with who you can love and stuff like that.
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To be considered for a job at Grover, candidates must embrace the unknown, be open-minded and want to have fun while solving real problems. 21.
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Good leaders are also open-minded and self-aware enough to take such criticism into consideration (and perhaps even use it to work to better themselves).
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A grounded, happy Sag is a blend of being critical and open-minded, and this Mercury retrograde will help reorient you toward your beliefs and boundaries.
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Do your research before you go to the clinic, and find a physician who will be open-minded about the real risks of tick-borne diseases.
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Northern New England shows that it is possible to be white and rural and at the same time open-minded, outward-looking, and, yes, even urbane.
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White Sox General Manager Rick Hahn said Monday that he remained open-minded when it comes to trades as the organization focuses on the long term.
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And I think it's a really good decision, because the new generation with the Vision 2030 are already open minded and understand that it's not necessary.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison made the unexpected announcement that he was "open minded" about recognizing Jerusalem and possibly moving Australia's embassy there.
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It is cool to hang out with people who are similar to us but hanging out with people who are different makes us more open-minded.
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All You Can Eat is liberty and love; it may well be the most open-minded, independent, and emancipating culture that exists in 21st-century Britain.
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To solve these creations, you have to be flexible and open-minded; this is not for the type of brain that likes a lot of direction.
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Some things are better than they were 50 years ago; there is definitely a lot of awareness and the younger generation is a lot more open-minded.
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I think across the board our generation is open minded, tolerant, and willing to push things a bit by honestly exploring the concepts of marriage and nonmonogamy.
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King writes: His conservative philosophies were clear, but some of his Democratic colleagues came to regard him as open-minded and a good listener, a reasonable man.
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He would get the ship in order and be an accessible and open-minded chairman at a time when the party is in serious need of rebuilding.
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Appearing on the Know Wave radio show on Monday, the 26-year-old said he has long been open minded, despite previously being accused of being homophobic.
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New York prides itself on being an open-minded and diverse city, but it has one of the most racially segregated public school systems in the nation.
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Juppe, 71, presents himself as a more modern centrist, able to win a majority of open-minded conservatives, centrists, undecided voters and even some left-wing voters.
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These are lessons that I have kept with me, and which have helped inform my political views -- including a willingness to be open-minded about Trump's candidacy.
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It's more around, I think, getting the culture of the business one where we've got more speed, more agility, open-minded to taking a little more risk.
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So from a risk management point of view, if I see continued weakness I'm going to be open minded about making adjustment in balancing the various risks.
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"I hope it inspires other photographers to be more open minded and I hope people view special needs kids in a new light as well," she says.
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" She added, "I came into this promising myself that I would be open-minded, let my walls down and be vulnerable, but it is always a fear.
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"We have been worried because the U.S. traditionally was very open-minded toward free trade and was a good partner in developing any trade agreements," Brodtmann said.
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A more supportive energy flows on November 213 as the sun, Saturn, and Neptune align, bringing a peaceful, open-minded, and supportive energy to your social life.
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Of course, it's worth keeping in mind that all of this only applies to users of OKCupid, who are likely to be a more open-minded bunch.
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Instead, they talked at length about "open-minded experiences" and "exploring moments" — a much more public relations-friendly, positive way to talk about cheating and open relationships.
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I'm very open-minded and I do feel horrible when I talk to somebody who did have struggles in this realm because I know about the bigotry.
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" That being said, Conzo enjoys working in other mediums, "as it keeps you open minded and eventually leads you into possibly bringing it into your style eventually.
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They/ThemBaltimore, MD I am a server at a country club, so as you can expect, the clientele is not exactly young, open-minded, or socially informed.
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More open-minded, progressive schools probably have listened to student input in allowing transgender students to use the appropriate bathrooms and don't need the federal government's advice.
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But he would also do well to engage the younger, talented and more open-minded technocrats in the Republican Party to form a broad coalition, Giragosian argues.
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"I'm not sure how open-minded she is, or that she'd even be willing to sit down with somebody who has large amounts of money," he said.
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A fallen-away Catholic of mixed Jewish heritage, which I most likely projected with my jeans, gold jewelry and curly hair, an open-minded softy for sure.
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Ma faced criticism after calling President Trump "open-minded" and saying that "China and US will never have a trade war" in 2017, Business Insider previously reported.
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"We have to make sure we're open-minded enough to conclude that, although we've spent a lot of time on this, we can't conclude anything," he said.
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"The idea that we would introduce English wine is a bit difficult," Robinson said, adding that Germany at least seemed to be a little more open-minded.
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There's playful balearic, sections of ambient interspersed with chanting a bird sounds, and some edgier analog noodling that could send curious ripples through an open-minded dancefloor.
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"Rather than shout from the sidelines, we would encourage everyone to be open-minded and see if the pilot can be successful and improve lives," Coupe said.
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"I actually think the average person is more open-minded musically than ever before, in terms of many [listeners] digging both underground and mainstream musics," Walmsley says.
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Open-minded as he evidently is, Milot knows some of the claims, if not most, are hard to believe, and that skeptics need to be won over.
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They had the likes of DJ Harvey, Tony Humphries, DJ Pierre, and countless others hit their system to show their stuff to a curious, open-minded crowd.
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Particulars aside, the opposition to Kavanaugh is intense given that he is a replacement for Justice Anthony Kennedy, who constructed a reputation of open-minded, unpredictable alignment.
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A psychological study conducted by researchers Anna Antinori, Olivia L. Carter, and Luke D. Smillie revealed that open-minded people may live in a completely different reality.
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Judges are human beings, not ideological blank slates, but the American legal system depends on their being fair and open-minded to all who come before them.
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In an interview, Father Martin called him "one of the most compassionate and open-minded bishops" when it came to supporting L.G.B.T. Catholics, their families and parishes.
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In Silicon Valley, to be perceived as inadequately open-minded — as defined by the norms of this peculiar culture — induces awkwardness at best and, sometimes, outright hostility.
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"We think that a fair and open-minded finder of fact will conclude that Mr. Percoco is not guilty," his lawyer, Barry A. Bohrer, said last week.
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"If I could say one thing to Trump about the immigration restrictions I would say..." Be open minded, talk to people, communicate, get to know each other.
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"I think I said in an interview a while ago that there is an appetite for open-minded dance music," he sighs with a slightly deflated laugh.
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There is nothing, nothing at all, in this history that would make any open-minded person believe that the Trump tax plan will cause dramatically accelerated growth.
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Whether that plan works remains to be seen -- a vote on the witness question looms next week and several GOP senators have suggested they're still open-minded.
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To prove that he was more open-minded than "Okie" suggested, he had hoped to release "Irma Jackson," a paean to interracial love, as a follow-up.
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Siggi Hilmarsson, founder of Siggi's, and Koel Thomae, co-founder of Noosa, both say Greek yogurt made shoppers more open minded and willing to try new products.
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Alison Grinter Allen, a lawyer for Ms. Winner, avoided comparisons with Mr. Stone's case during an interview on Monday, but suggested that Mr. Trump was open-minded.
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"Opera and theater were, and still are, a safe place for open-minded creative people from both communities, a defense against all the sectarian problems," she added.
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Think tanks must be rejuvenated with open-minded donors who fund expert inquiry to get unbiased answers to our national problems, rather than the solutions they prefer.
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Stamos also urged Black Hat attendees, many of whom are leery of government intrusion, to be more open-minded about helping law enforcement track criminals and terrorists.
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The moon in Gemini encourages you to stay open-minded and logical, but your mind is swirling with possibilities—and paranoias—as Jupiter squares off with Neptune.
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The most charitable way of characterizing the response I've received since tweeting are people suggesting an open-minded parent should encourage their child to hear alternative viewpoints.
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In October, Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries, and Conservation Department told the South China Morning Post that it was "open-minded" to a ban on trade in ivory.
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Mr. Morrison made the announcement on Tuesday, saying he was "open-minded" about moving the embassy while insisting that he remains committed to a two-state solution.
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" Ms. Reid said Ms. Mitchell was working to elevate the organization: "She was really trying to be open-minded, inclusive, thoughtful about men and women having voices.
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"People are very open-minded about ceramics here in the U.K.," Mr. Sassoon said, adding that Ms. Malone would be at the booth for a few days.
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The ad has won significant praise from many viewers and members of the media who argue its model for encouraging open-minded discussion can work in daily life.
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" Napolitano, who has been critical of Kavanaugh in the past, suggested that Kavanaugh's decision might have been a "way to demonstrate to Dianne Feinstein that he's open-minded.
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"I want to be at this company 10 years from now and I will be quite open-minded about what the next step could look like," she said.
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The text continues, "My style is all american boy/ abercrombie/ sporty but I'm open minded, so feel free to network with me, share your ideas, and organize sessions."
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But while the hole in the sheet myth persists, many people will tell you that religious Judaism is actually quite open-minded when it comes to married sex.
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An ordained and spiritually open-minded Presbyterian minister, he wanted you to "love thy neighbor as thyself," but realized how crucial and difficult the latter part can be.
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But if a new generation of clothes-minded consumers are open-minded to wearing rented clothing, H&M's program could be a big step in the right direction.
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Our increasingly chill and open-minded vice president has also used the Olympic games in PyeongChang, South Korea as a forum for grandstanding—and dare we say, protest?
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And I think it was really good for me, a good space for me to grow up in, very open-minded, non-judgmental of other cultures and religions.
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Surely there is some biological predisposition to avoid smells which come from sources we should not ingest, but infants are surprisingly open-minded about so-called bad smells.
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In the past, the most prominent artists have mostly been Western, white, male and straight, but in recent years the curiosity of open-minded listeners has been piqued.
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Those links are a good reminder of just how big the circle of family can be drawn, if you are open-minded enough in today's nervously nationalist age.
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Mr Hassenfeld reckons that this is partly because programmers who get rich tend to do so at a young age, and are hence more open-minded about charity.
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Those behind the harassment "are afraid of educated, dynamic, qualified, courageous and open-minded women", says Jan Kubis, the special representative of the UN secretary general for Iraq.
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"One of the ladies was very open-minded and laughed; the other lady — who was actually taking my photo — was very grumpy and rude," Dela Chica told Buzzfeed.
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Unless, of course, you're feeling open-minded... in which case, it wouldn't be the first time this formula in particular made an eye-cream skeptic change their tune.
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"They (the censors) are too sensitive... they should be "They (the censors) are too sensitive... they should be open-minded, because it's just a movie, just a story.
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Founder Dimo Trifonov said the site's open-minded approach could be a draw to users new to the kink scene who were blocked out by FetLife's recent change.
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And I think as long as people are open-minded, and hired on their merits, the end of the day I still need to do a good job.
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Despite his association with the more open-minded Pope Francis, Pell rose to prominence under Pope John Paul II, who named him a bishop and eventually a cardinal.
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I knew what my friend meant by his question: How could such a hateful incident happen in a city as open-minded and as solidly liberal as Portland?
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Clinton's campaign called young voters "the most diverse, open-minded generation in history" who want to be heard, and touted the Democratic presidential nominee and Sanders's college plan.
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A 2008 Yale University psychology study showed highly intelligent people tend to stay open-minded to others' points of view, not formulating their own until hearing multiple voices.
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Commit to being an open, good listener today—there's so much tension in the air that hearing everyone out and being open-minded can only create positive vibes.
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A few people mocked his accent, slipped him fake money, or threw buns at him, but for the most part Americans were "open-minded, funny, beautiful," he said.
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Fiordiligi, one of the girlfriends, at one point began to rub the makeup on her naked torso, trying to show how open-minded and sexually liberated she'd become.
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"I'm pretty open-minded, so as long as there's proof of something like that, things happen and minds are changed," said Austin Murray, 19, of West Palm Beach.
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Though she currently lives in Brooklyn, which is far more accepting of all types of people, she noted, that open-minded attitude isn't what she has always encountered.
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Citing city sources, the newspaper said Elliott wanted Whitbread to sell 10 to 15 percent of its hotel portfolio and "continue to be open minded about the rest".
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"We need rational, adult, open-minded consideration of the constitutional process," said Mr. Kirk, who is perhaps the most endangered Senate Republican up for re-election this fall.
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Le Baratin's food gives diners a romantic, even hopeful vision of Paris: one that's open-minded, inclusive and as respectful of the past as it is forward-thinking.
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He failed, but even as a very open-minded supporter of video games myself, I can sort of see why he tried to shut the game down entirely.
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Joe Manchin, a member of the Intelligence Committee, said he is "very open-minded" to her nomination after meeting with her on Monday, according to Bloomberg's Laura Litvan.
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He writes that studies show open-minded people may be living in a different reality — your mood and openness can even impact how you visually see the world.
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My best advice, if you are seeing a theme like this for the first time, is to stay open minded, like we did with yesterday's stack of pancakes.
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"She is the most caring, considerate, open-minded human being I have ever met and she is, for lack of better words, ride or die," Ms. Cokely added.
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Yet, with sensitive programming and musicality both rigorous and open-minded, the two organizations have assembled a convincing festival of Fluxus music for the Philharmonic's 100th-anniversary season.
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Hassan al-Thawadi, the executive responsible for 2022 World Cup preparations, said Qatar remained open-minded about expansion, provided it benefited Qatar as much as it did FIFA.
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As the global fight against an unprecedented virus drags on, we should be open-minded and accept that good disease-combating measures can come from anywhere, including China.
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A real estate lawyer who worked for the Trump Organization and had no diplomatic experience, Mr. Greenblatt has nonetheless won praise from both sides for being open-minded.
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But Ms. De La O's case benefited from an open-minded judge and the sheer volume of evidence that the women's lives had become interwoven, Mr. Baldacci said.
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"I believe Ivanka is more open-minded a person you can reason with," Mr. Ybarra said, just before he went back on the website and increased his bid.
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"Our generation is more open-minded when it comes to the voodoo religion," said Ms. Nozy, who was part of a large crew at the party that night.
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"She is not only incredibly brilliant, but is a double minority like myself and open minded toward all people, " says Carolyn Aronson, founder of Its a 10 Haircare.
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On Sunday, July 10, 453, three weeks after the accident, Shiny, who prefers to remain anonymous, invited 10 of his most open-minded friends to a special brunch.
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What presents itself as open-minded tolerance can very easily become a kind of condescension, as though the Chinese cannot be expected to live up to our highest ideals.
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Gerard is not a string theorist—he's very open-minded about what the correct area of quantum gravity should be—so I got exposed to a few different options.
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The hope is that the new system will spur the FAA to act more swiftly — and be more open minded — about drone experiments, one Trump administration official told Recode.
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"I hope that New Yorkers can be as open-minded and accepting of my new status as a conservative man as they've been about my sexual orientation," Moore writes.
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I also downplayed the whole ordeal to my friends, except for a few in my inner circle who were open-minded — and had no connection to my writing career.
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"Mattis was a four-star marine general," notes Mr Chertoff who, like many Never Trumpers, claims to be open-minded about Mr Trump's prospects of running a decent administration.
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We have a range of both mental and physical abilities that ensure we will remain viable in the labor market — as long as we remain open-minded and adaptable.
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"We remain entirely open-minded about the structure of the business and are fully committed to reviewing it on a regular basis at the board level," Brittain told reporters.
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Jabari co-founded a trade group to boost business between Palestinians and Israeli settlers and the Trump administration has praised him for what it calls his open-minded approach.
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But in the movement's British heartland and elsewhere in the northern hemisphere, it is increasingly open-minded on the ultimate religious question: whether or not there is a God.
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This is a very diverse country and people are really nice, but some of the people, specially those who deal with travellers, should be more open minded and nice.
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Being an observer of human nature, I've come to the conclusion that open-minded people tend to embrace change, while their counterparts prefer things to remain as they are.
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Venus connects with Mars on May 14, creating a fun and flirtatious energy that's fantastic for socializing, networking, and sharing ideas—people are open-minded and eager to connect!
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Conservative writer Ramesh Ponnuru attributes the gridlock to the fact that President Obama isn't really as open-minded about reforms to his health law as he claims to be.
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My mom was gradually being more open-minded and accepting of my sister, and using she/her pronouns, so I decided to tell her while my dad was away.
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Both male and female characters in medieval Irish literature can be portrayed as strong or weak, wise or foolish, faithful or disloyal, open-minded or stubborn, funny or grouchy.
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At its most open-minded, he was the Old Testament patriarch glittering in a leotard and cravat—gleefully shattering every commandment on Saturday night, soulfully repenting every Sunday morning.
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Both also tell these aides and friends they believe they can influence the President because he is open-minded on most policy issues, and that friendship and flattery works.
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"The things that scared me most were the collective sex scenes, because however open-minded I am, I've never been that comfortable with collective sex," Husson says, cringing slightly.
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According to Ms. Willis, Ms. MacArthur was open-minded in her vision for the institute, saying only that she wanted it to "have an impact," ideally a national one.
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While USDA has historically gone to great lengths to support cattlemen, the FDA doesn't have the same mandate and so may be more open-minded toward clean meat production.
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The efforts of current female sushi chefs, open-minded existing sushi experts, and tradition-breaking training options like Tokyo Sushi Academy are on the front lines of this fight.
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"Now, I think people are more open-minded to at least questioning certain standard dynamics that had been in place for a long time within the industry," she says.
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Our country has made progress on many issues of social bias, and younger generations tend to be more open-minded and tolerant of different groups than older generations are.
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The continued boom in the American job market suggests that economic policymakers need to be open-minded about when the old relationships and rules of thumb no longer apply.
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The danger arises, she explains, when the serious-minded journalist strives to be "open minded," finds something "interesting" in the charlatan's discourses and ends up being just another puffer.
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"We need open-minded, rational, responsible people to keep an open mind to make sure the process works," Kirk told a throng of reporters packed in his Capitol office.
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"I look at him as a very open-minded modern man trying to understand each and every point of view and still trying to do his job," he said.
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Ms. Kirova considered herself and Mr. Trifonov to be open-minded — "artistic" is how she put it — but it took her a long time to question her own straightness.
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I've always been open-minded when it comes to sexuality and kink (I like to try just about everything once), and I make independent/amateur pornography for a living.
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High Court Judge Nicholas Francis said Friday he is "open-minded about the evidence" to come, CNN reported, and that he would come to a final decision by July 25.
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Some businessmen have already positioned themselves to benefit and this month a prominent MP, Fawaz al-Zubi, said Jordanians should be open-minded about anything they could gain from it.
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Higher-ups at Morgan Stanley were "open-minded but needed to be sold on the idea" of putting time and resources behind assembling a team of space analysts, Jonas said.
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So the idea here is to stay open-minded, look what other people are doing, and see what resonates with you, and how you can transcend that to other people.
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"We believe the Rules reflect the government's open-minded regulatory approach to the mobile car-hailing industry in the broader context of the sharing economy," Didi said in a statement.
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Speaking to NBC Latino of an "open-minded" Trump, Hispanic supporters who attended the meeting suggested the GOP candidate would unveil a new immigration plan that offered solutions beyond deportation.
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Similarly, supporting a global, revenue-neutral carbon tax enables them to appear open-minded and solution-oriented without committing them to any policy that actually has a chance of passing.
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Ever since six Democratic House members drafted impeachment proceedings against Mr Trump 18 months ago, Mrs Pelosi has claimed to be open-minded on the matter, while manifestly against it.
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The thing about Arabs and Islam is that you have people who are liberal and open-minded and actually don't mind if their son or daughter is lesbian or gay.
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Tetlock, who had been studying forecasting methods for decades, pushed his team of some 2,000 volunteers to be open-minded, and he championed outsiders with no particular subject matter expertise.
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She said, "it's not just some old, white Christian bigot that people want to say, 'It could be, maybe, a cool kind of open-minded woman like me" supporting Cruz.
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They really pushed for it because they felt it would work; I agreed in an effort to be open-minded, but deep inside I felt it was the wrong decision.
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"Open-minded" and extroverted people will be delivered targeted messages about how Cruz's policies can give them a "more exciting life" and provide more opportunities to live out their dreams.
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Nor are many open minded Americans going to accept the conclusion of the the special counsel report as gospel truth since, by its nature, any prosecutorial report is one sided.
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Their advice: Be open-minded about the culture and don't judge, be prepared to cover up, respect gender rules and you will probably be surprised at how welcome you are.
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That thinking isn't going away, but as teams see more and more value in the bullpen arm, they're becoming more open-minded to letting prospects make their introductions as relievers.
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Mercury connects with Neptune at 7:43 AM and opposes Saturn at 10:00 AM, encouraging us to be open-minded and sympathetic as we hit a wall in communication.
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Rozell cautioned that most Americans were still open-minded about the results of Mueller's investigation into Russia's election interference and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia in 2016.
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In fact, we are also working toward an open, dialogical classroom that is civil and open-minded, that allows for respectful disagreement and discussion, and that generates questions and ideas.
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It provides the same frustration one feels at Thanksgiving, when your self-described open-minded aunt won't shut up about the beautiful gay couple she waves to at the gym.
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" Identifying himself as "a longtime supporter of Democratic candidates and progressive causes," Mr. Frederick called Judge Gorsuch "a longtime friend" and described him as "brilliant, diligent, open-minded and thoughtful.
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"As there becomes more of a demand from retailers that are becoming more open-minded and inclusive, you will see these products make their way into more shops," she said.
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The strategy was classic: Find a theater outside New York with a solid subscriber base and a big proscenium stage to test ideas in front of an open-minded audience.
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Also because she is a capable, open-minded and loving human being who has faced and overcome many obstacles in life, the least of which are her daughter's militant idiosyncrasies.
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If you're open-minded, you look at the facts, weigh the facts, use the body of evidence we have available to us to make determinations about what the reality is.
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" Whereas an open-minded critic makes an enemy every time he or she lays down a harsh verdict: "Abuse from those who occasionally praise is considered to be personally offensive.
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But she also digs deeper, beyond the old clichés of insular, backward mountain folk, to find a thriving transgender community and an independent, open-minded streak among the county's inhabitants.
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The arrival of Hanoi House and Madame Vo, which opened nearly simultaneously in January and share a respectful yet open-minded approach to traditional Vietnamese cooking, is cause for rejoicing.
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One executive told me that Amazon is determined to remain open-minded and polite with regulators; one of Microsoft's missteps in the nineties, he said, was that it was dismissive.
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Universities should be battlefields of ideas where open-minded students, armed with reason and facts can joust and prepare themselves for the real world of offensive, outrageous and distasteful ideas.
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The Moon is in fellow air sign Aquarius today, Gemini, lighting up the travel and higher learning sector of your chart and encouraging you to be open-minded and curious.
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Lindsay told Buzzfeed she "assumed" the campaign knew about her prior acting experience and was happy that the campaign was open-minded enough to let her appear in the ad.
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I think you have to be open-minded to whatever the right thing to do is at the time given where you are, otherwise I think you cut off options.
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I'm not at that point yet, but I'm watching it very carefully and I think we should be very open-minded about making adjustments to that process if we need to.
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Joyce reiterated he was open-minded about whether the program should have one engine supplier or two, but that GE would not take part if there were three suppliers on board.
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While Americans and Europeans are growing more skeptical about AVs, people in China are more open-minded, according to a new mobility study from Continental, a leading supplier of AV technology.
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" De Kooning was always more open-minded: "Whatever an artist's personal feelings are, as soon as an artist fills a certain area on the canvas or circumscribes it, he becomes historical.
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I am one of a growing number of Jewish expats in Berlin, excited by the cultural outlets of the city, the cheaper rents and the diverse and open-minded Jewish life.
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I think people have this perception about Republicans that they're elitist, racists, backwoods, inbred, Southern... But everyone I've talked to has been super kind, super nice, intelligent, open-minded, philosophically flexible.
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Underscoring divisions within the Fed, two central bank officials on Thursday said that the U.S. economy does not need more stimulus at this point, though another said he was "open-minded".
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Mester said she would be "open-minded" on the rate-cut debate, focusing on "economic and financial market reconnaissance" including a close look at what business contacts are saying and doing.
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Although admittedly speculative, this is a wonderful example of the thoughtful and open-minded approach we must bring to all aspects of astronomy when searching for potential signals from extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Considering we're living in a society in which wellness is only getting more widely known, it should come as no surprise that people are becoming more open-minded about holistic healing.
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Workana's Tomas O'Farrell stated seed-stage and angel investment on the ground is improving for Latin American startups, but if they want to accelerate quickly, be open-minded and look abroad.
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His open-minded pursuit of price stability led to the use of unconventional tools such as quantitative easing (QE) to stave off deflation, despite northern members' horror of monetising government debt.
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Still, some almost seem disappointed to hear that although it was tough coming out, my family now supports me, have met my lovers, and are extremely open-minded about my lifestyle.
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Tempers are short as the moon squares off with Mars at 8:06 AM. The moon connects with Jupiter at 11:19 AM, inspiring us to be open-minded and generous.
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And, as it continues to produce seemingly tone-deaf editorials, many wonder if Vogue can figure out how to become relevant to a young, savvy, culturally open-minded, 21st century audience.
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The market hoped that the announcement they were "freezing" production at January levels also implied that the Saudis and others would be more open-minded about doing cuts down the road.
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But China's cultural commissars, rarely open-minded at the best of times, have been in an unusually censorious mood since 2014, when President Xi Jinping stressed that art must "serve socialism".
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This doesn't mean they're fickle, though, as the study also showed open-minded people are more likely to be confident about their opinion once formed and less likely to be manipulated.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with Pluto and connects with Jupiter, stirring up intense conversations concerning your home, family, and private life—but an open-minded energy is also in the air.
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"I knew all this was going to come but I was very open-minded for the season, I was firstly excited to have a fresh start and a change," said Ricciardo.
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Nonetheless, it is important to remember that this pattern is cyclical and, with greater access to information and understanding of social media analytics, will hopefully come greater open-minded political discourse.
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"Despite the company's values of rational thinkers, being open-minded, challenging the status quo, if you didn't bring good news, you were quickly on the out," one former senior staffer said.
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"We should be open-minded to talk about our disadvantages calmly and conflicts with other countries frankly," the paper quoted Jiang Jianguo, minister at the State Council Information Office, as saying.
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But with him it never stops, because he's open-minded and wants to learn and wants to get better, and I think we feed off each other quite well that way.
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Second, if your group is open-minded enough for a little exploration, try a top fino sherry, especially those labeled "en rama," suggesting the wine has been lightly filtered at most.
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While most people I know of my generation are accepting and open-minded, older people and especially authorities are often biased by a bad reputation that Eastern Europeans have acquired here.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday urged Germans to stand up for an "open-minded" country, warning that the U.S. election victory of Donald Trump could inflame Germany's refugee debate.
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"You know, I'm not sure how open-minded she is, or that she'd even be willing to sit down with somebody, you know, who has large amounts of money," Gates said.
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He argued for remaining open-minded about just how low unemployment can go or where rates might end up, suggesting the Fed would be guided by data rather than by assumptions.
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"The Holy Father's selection of Archbishop Gregory shows that he wanted someone who was thoughtful, progressive and open-minded to lead one of the most important archdioceses in the world," Rev.
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My parents' refusal to conform to the food standards of their families ultimately made me a more open-minded individual, ready to try almost anything you put in front of me!
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But your Workologist is open-minded — and, now, highly curious: Do you have a personal rule of thumb for what one can or should share with, or about, a co-worker?
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As a queer person, the existence of spaces like Harvesters and Te Tribe, which operate on the basis of a more open-minded kind of love and acceptance, can be refreshing.
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Brown is known as the "liberal, open-minded" Ivy, and that gives me hope that I can prove my intellect without others making snap judgments about me based on my race.
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And to anti-choice lawmakers' chagrin, Aiken said the vast number of restrictions on abortion might be making people more open-minded about the different ways they can access the procedure.
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It requires much more federal investment in research, as well as an open-minded approach that includes nuclear energy and new technologies that can remove previously emitted carbon from the atmosphere.
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Learning a foreign language and getting soaked into an entirely new culture and worldview is the surest way to become an open-minded, understanding, tolerant individual, and that is absolutely priceless.
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I'm very open-minded when it comes to religion, but I did feel like having 'God' in a song all of a sudden, you might limit the audience a little bit.
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"I think it's usually a good idea to stay open-minded about something you're not sure about," is what Vrangalova tells to couples who are struggling to match up their desires.
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Presenting himself as open-minded on every case before it's heard in opening remarks at his Senate confirmation hearing, Kavanaugh stressed his concern for women, minorities, young people, and the poor.
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London Fashion Week's schedule is always brimming with designers from diverse backgrounds, so it comes as no surprise that the industry is keen to keep Britain an open-minded and accepting country.
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In later comments to Mr Kavanaugh, Jeff Flake of Arizona, one of the few Republicans on the committee considered to be open-minded on the matter, described Ms Blasey's testimony as "compelling".
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Since 2013, and the onset of the Shahbag movement and its vision of a Bangladesh as a humane and secular nation, the killers' targets have been free-thinking and open-minded people.
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I would hope that people who are in positions of power are at least becoming more open-minded to broadening their horizons with respect to movies and TV shows that they watch.
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"We're thinking in a very open-minded and creative way about what — you know, we've never been afraid of competition — what can we do to be as competitive as possible," Linnartz said.
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Consumers in China and India are substantially more open-minded about clean meat than consumers in the US — and even in the US, many meat-eating consumers are intrigued by the idea.
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Open-minded investors with large sums of money have helped to shake up the world of corporate buy-outs, as FOs develop a taste for swooping on large stakes or entire companies.
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Sean Nicholas Savage: I think there is a great deal of respect in the artist community in Quebec, I think it's one of the most open minded artistic communities in the world.
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It's a part of me that I'm proud of, and that I lean into, but at the same time, I am very aware, open minded and look at things through different perspectives.
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It has commissioned an opinion poll, whose results suggest that the most salient political division is between open-minded and closed-minded voters, and that this division is also a generational one.
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Don't let your emotions get the better of you "Try to put aside rooting for your own team so you can look at the evidence in a open-minded way," Holan said.
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Question Adelaide's sophistication, and they'll argue that because this is the first city in Australia to be founded by free settlers rather than convicts, the culture is more open-minded and creative.
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