An open secret It's long been an open secret that Russia employs private contractors to advance foreign policy.
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Yes — that's pretty much been an open secret for months.
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Pyongyang's progress, however, is an open secret to nuclear experts.
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AND EVERYBODY CAN SAY TODAY IT WAS AN OPEN SECRET.
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Among developers, Fleetwood might be more of an open secret.
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Bannon's animus toward Kushner is an open secret in Washington.
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It was long an open secret that Schiff coveted Sen.
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She describes bigotry among some officers as an open secret.
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Viganò says the allegations were an open secret within the Vatican.
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It's like an open secret that he doesn't want to see.
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According to Variety, his conduct was an open secret among staffers.
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Weinstein's abuses of power were an open secret within the industry.
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On the one hand, Mr. Baupin's behavior was an open secret.
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Indeed, Russia's doping problem has been an open secret for years.
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Weinstein's actions toward women have been portrayed as an open secret.
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The judge's lewd behavior was, by many accounts, an open secret.
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It's an open secret that Nori's clothing is skillfully and precisely tailored.
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It's an open secret that this has been going on for years.
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Turns out, however, it might have been an open secret all along.
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DJI's new drone is something of an open secret at this point.
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The author's surname is not given, although it is an open secret.
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If it&aposs an open secret, then it&aposs not a secret.
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The X1 exploit seems to have been something of an open secret.
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As we now know, Weinstein's behavior was an open secret in Hollywood.
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This is an open secret that just about every other industry knows.
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The black market for verification is an open secret among Instagram influencers.
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That would allow the C.I.A. to once again open secret prisons overseas.
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It is also a story about an open secret in American medicine.
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It's an open secret that Cypher_Blue, for example, is a police officer.
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At Crewe, Woodward remembers the abuse as a kind of open secret.
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"Everyone knows what's going on, it's an open secret," said that businessman.
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The Frank team's use of Alibaba was also an open secret among crowdfunders.
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An open secret: turnover is highest amongst programming roles at tech companies. Why?
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Hacking back is something of an open secret in the information security world.
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If it's an open secret, how does it stay quiet for so long?
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Apple's self-driving program has been considered an open secret in Silicon Valley.
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The fact that leaders' misconduct had been an open secret made it worse.
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It's an open secret that a big off-season reset looms in Lakerland.
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Open secret The existence of the Internet Research Agency was hardly a secret.
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Mitford was in on the open secret of Austen's authorship in the 1810s.
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And when they are identified, it's considered an "open secret," according to the study.
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The open secret about podcasting is that everybody's got a podcast but nobody should.
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It is not uncommon for sexual abuse or harassment to be an open secret.
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And much like Weinstein, Toback's deplorable behavior has been an open secret for decades.
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Other clerks have called that culture, which ultimately forced Kozinski's resignation, an open secret.
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Harvey Weinstein's allegations of sexual harassment and assault were an open secret in Hollywood.
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That these are really just stand-ins for public borrowing is an open secret.
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It was like an open secret, but no one wanted to talk about it.
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Wim and Cor's involvement in red-light businesses became an open secret in Amsterdam.
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Yet Mr. Marot's rudeness, bad temper and propensity for violence were an open secret.
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The desk's remarkably average stature seems to be an open secret among industry insiders.
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Yet a growing will to cooperate from both sides has become an open secret.
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Or, more accurately, the open secret stops being a secret and makes the news.
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Over the years, Mr. Palij's hidden past became an open secret in Jackson Heights.
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The corruption at the heart of the government has long been an open secret.
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AT&T's plan to own all of Otter Media has been an open secret.
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Still, by late in the year, the dossier was Washington's most notorious open secret.
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Is the open secret that men in power frequently behave despicably and with impunity?
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"It definitely wasn't one of those things that was an open secret," she said.
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"R Kelly's predation has been an open secret for almost two decades," she said.
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Yet, since 1968 it was an apparent "open secret" that he was a pedophile.
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Before that, it was known as something of an open secret in tech circles.
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But it's an open secret there are many more troops than that in Syria.
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Jordan, the wrestlers said, had to have known because it was an open secret.
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"Tell us what you know about Harvey Weinstein's open secret," invited Defamer in 2015.
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An unnamed South American retired pro called it an "open secret" in a BBC interview.
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The open secret at the time, of course, was that punk wasn't unconventional at all.
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There is an open secret in the book world: Booksellers give the best book recommendations.
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" Gawker published an article titled "Tell Us What You Know About Harvey Weinstein's 'Open Secret.
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The open secret is that the key to ending poverty isn't coal; it's renewable energy.
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Open secret or not, the elbow will remain a bone of contention for Muangthai's opponents.
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She describes the issue as an open secret among the women in many Roma families.
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Human rights groups speak of extrajudicial killings by the Civilian J.T.F. as an open secret.
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"It's an open secret in global health that all of this is happening," she said.
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It is an open secret that many businesses, especially in the service sector, employ them.
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Current and former employees say that the misconduct of Mr. Cox was an open secret.
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The Mavericks' interest in Porzingis has been an open secret to the Knicks for years.
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This is an open secret in journalism, but one so old that people barely care.
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"It's an open secret that every company is on fire," says Kintaba co-founder John Egan.
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It is an open secret that the PLA Air Force controls most of the country's airspace.
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In fact, Musk called it an "open secret" in an interview with the BBC in January.
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If you look closely, you will discover an open secret: the menu is entirely gluten-free.
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The plan has yet to be confirmed officially but is an open secret in the paddock.
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It was an open secret on job sites that many workers were using drugs, he says.
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It's an open secret; but men's anxiety about fake hair lets it out of the bag.
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As a young boy, my femininity was an open secret; understood by everyone, discussed by none.
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The fact that many adults cherish stuffed animals appears to be something of an open secret.
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It was an open secret on job sites that many workers were using drugs, he said.
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In-N-Out's menu is stunningly simple, though its "animal-style" option is an open secret.
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The volume of thefts during the winter of 1787-88 made body-snatching an open secret.
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And yet he had been having affairs for years, an open secret in New York society.
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So-called recruit-to-deny strategies have been an open secret of elite colleges for years.
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In the tech industry, it's an open secret that artificial intelligence isn't all that smart yet.
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In the tech industry, it's an open secret that artificial intelligence isn't all that smart yet.
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The open secret of Uganda's gold boom is that most of this metal is dug up elsewhere.
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These "pill mills" were an open secret, so much so that the town acquired the nickname "Pilliamson".
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" An anonymous former employee for DC described his behavior as "a gross open secret" that "everybody … stomached.
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But as I talked to others, I realized sexual harassment in his office was an open secret.
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There have been a number of allusions to Harvey Weinstein's "open secret," as Lena Dunham called it.
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This has always been another shameful open secret of Bill and Hillary, Democrats, and other Clinton cronies.
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Although Apple has never confirmed the hardware project, it's been an open secret and documented since 2016.
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After the piece broke, CNN's Jake Tapper tweeted that Weinstein's conduct was an open secret in Hollywood.
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The presence of B-61s in the five countries is an open secret, confirmed by independent observers.
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The men started avidly discussing an open secret around the wineries: the burgeoning black market for wine.
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Boîte For more than a dozen years, the speakeasy-style Angel's Share has been an open secret.
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Like Jane Doe, they suggested that Dr. Harris's behavior had been an open secret within the department.
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" It said that American monitoring of foreign governments, businesses and individuals has long been an "open secret.
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The sessions are an open secret among museum research staffers, some of whom will occasionally drop by.
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"In South Korea, it's basically an open secret that this whole thing is flattering Trump," Kelly said.
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It is an open secret in Washington that politics is the last bastion of rampant racial profiling.
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It is an open secret in Washington that this committee is an "ethics committee" in name only.
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It was an open secret that the plantation paid "taxes" to both the government and the insurgents.
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Now it is an open secret that campaign finance limits are regularly transgressed just about every election season.
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An open secret is a story that's been repeated so many times it no longer elicits a response.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - For two decades movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's mistreatment of women was an open secret.
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Unfortunately, in 2017 we know that an "open secret" is just another, more elaborate way to say normalization.
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That last item is the most telling indicator of the Galactic Empire's glaring open secret — its extreme weakness.
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That offer was apparently an open secret inside Snap, and was on the table after the IPO, too.
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One former staffer told the Wrap in November that Lauer's behavior was an "open secret" at the network.
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It was an open secret that only those who were born into privileged families could get in there.
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His sexual identity was an open secret among those who knew him, but remained unknown to the public.
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It has long been an open secret that some farms survive by relying on an undocumented labor force.
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CHIRA Seeing men being held to account for behavior that was an open secret for decades is remarkable.
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George Michael and Freddie Mercury were androgynous peacocks who projected transgressive allure, their queerness a wide-open secret.
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This was also the case with the Trump dossier, which was an open secret among reporters in Washington.
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The fact that video games are designed to be addictive is an open secret in the gaming industry.
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An open secret among retailers had it that Bleecker Street was a fancy Potemkin village, empty of customers.
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It was an open secret, known to Mr. Berg, that this politician worked for Norway's military intelligence agency.
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The allegations span decades, leaving many to wonder how this could have remained an open secret for so long.
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At its heart, the debate is partly about how the Weinstein story stayed an open secret for so long.
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The kit was not discussed in the office, but it became an open secret among women on the team.
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Talking about John's mental state at the training center was strictly taboo, but his problems were an open secret.
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It is, to borrow a phrase that has gotten a lot of use lately, a kind of open secret.
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I love my father, but it's an open secret in my family that he's color struck -- drawn to whiteness.
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It was already an open secret in London's ink-stained magazine offices, though not among most of her fans.
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Though they're reluctant to say it out loud, Mr. Clinton's political exile is an open secret in Democratic circles.
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He directed the documentary film "Open Secret," in which he confronts his family and community about his true identity.
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Decades of hushed-up complaints show sexual misconduct is as terrible an open secret in Congress as in Hollywood.
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What's more, the allegations against both Ailes and Cosby were an open secret years before they actually caused controversy.
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Until then his treatment of women was an open secret among some of the film industry's publicists, lawyers and journalists.
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An open secret of China's rise has been its ability to control Western firms that hope to sell to it.
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The Power The crimes of Harvey Weinstein, an open secret in Hollywood, were blown open to everyone else this year.
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According to an article by a Pakistani journalist, Zafar's behavior had been an open secret among Pakistani media's whisper network.
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The town's copper was in particularly high demand during World War I, which helps set up Bisbee's strangely open secret.
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Still, Ohno can't outwardly admit Japan is gearing up to have more traditional forces — even if it's an open secret.
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The Monetas employee, in an email to Kathleen, described Gevers' problematic patterns of behavior as an "open secret" in Zug.
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In what's pretty much an open secret at this point, Facebook plans to announce it's bringing chat bots to Messenger.
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It was an open secret that Cairo wished for a Trump victory over Obama's former secretary of state, Hilary Clinton.
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Another source who works as a Democratic pollster told me Ramsey's situation was an "open secret" in local Kansas politics.
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Weinstein's abhorrent behavior seemed to be an open secret in Hollywood, with 30 Rock joking about it back in 2012.
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For most of its nine years their relationship was conducted in separate bedrooms, their lack of relations an open secret.
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Through all this time, it was an open secret that Steyer mused about one day running for political office himself.
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"It has long been an open secret that a movie budget is a great place to hide money," said Landreth.
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The disaster highlights an open secret: many cities lack resources to inspect for fire risk all the structures that they should.
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"It was an open secret that the problems at GE were much more all-encompassing than Immelt ever admitted," he said.
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Within comics culture, Berganza's alleged behavior has for years been an open secret, the subject of blunt gossip and open speculation.
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The accusations against him were shocking and seemingly nonstop, but by all accounts it was all an open secret in Hollywood.
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The defense has said the men's ownership interests in the club, the Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge, were an open secret.
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The book's high society magicians belong to houses, like private clubs, whose open secret is that their power comes from exploitation.
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Rauschenberg's sexuality was something of an open secret, known by everyone but never quite remarked upon, even by the artist himself.
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Apple's online refurbished store is an open secret that allows people to buy like-new Apple products at a significant discount.
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And it's an open secret in Washington that Trump and Tillerson didn't like each other very much on a personal level.
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McCarrick has not commented publicly on the allegations of misconduct with adults, which was an open secret in the U.S. Church.
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You write about how, through the Steadies era, the open secret of a lot of housewives was that they were desperately unhappy.
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That's been the iPhone's open secret right from its inception, and Samsung's pursuit of Apple is leading it down the same path.
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Others, like Chloe Ann-King, tried to reach out to Marquis-Boire's new friends and make this local open secret known abroad.
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Patients are typically only prescribed marijuana when they ask for it, and it's open secret that "medical" marijuana is often used recreationally.
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Senior defectors from the North said it was an open secret among the Pyongyang elite that the couple both had extramarital affairs.
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By the time the station was finally abandoned in 2000, its degeneration into a disgusting orbital stinkbomb had become an open secret.
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Here's an open secret that we'd like to let you in on: Macerating your tomatoes will help release to their delicious juices.
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Mr. Joyce's relationship with Ms. Campion, we've learned in the past few days, was an open secret among the Canberra press corps.
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Other riveting stories: A gay athlete spoke publicly about what has been an open secret among male skaters: crippling body image issues.
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"The fact that there was a power struggle was a pretty open secret," said Stefan Niggemeier, a German media analyst and commentator.
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Officials I asked said they couldn't remember why they made the rule, although it's an open secret that it is often broken.
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The friction between Trump and Coats was something of an open secret by the time Coats' resignation was announced over the weekend.
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At Blue Hill Plaza, the notion that New Jersey companies were not serious about moving there appeared to be an open secret.
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These cultures were widely reported and discussed as an "open secret," yet the men at the center of the charges were protected.
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It has long been an open secret that Manchester City had their eyes on Guardiola to fire their own bid for European honours.
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Fans of the sport, meanwhile, were left helplessly bemoaning what had become an open secret: The sport was dirty from top to bottom.
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Such dealings have long been something of an open secret in the industry, according to the report's author, ANA vice president Bill Duggan.
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The New Zealanders all said that they had heard rumors early on and that his behavior was an open secret in their community.
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It&aposs an open secret the identity of the spy or informant that the FBI may have had inside the Trump presidential campaign.
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But the predation of powerful men and the presence of coercion in progressive circles, just like anywhere else, was an open secret anyway.
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Aided by interviews with former co-workers, victims, legal experts, and journalists, a dark and unflattering portrait of "Hollywood's open secret" is painted.
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The lineage of Ms. Ibrahim's baby, a chubby-cheeked, 15-month-old girl with pierced ears, is an open secret in the camp.
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White supremacist and racist guilds in World of Warcraft have been an open secret in the WoW community for at least a decade.
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The friction between Trump and Coats, meanwhile, was something of an open secret by the time Coats' resignation was announced over the weekend.
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It's an open secret in the White House that the Bushes were, without question, the favorite modern first family with the residence staff.
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It's an open secret that many wrestlers smoke pot; Rob Van Dam, a former WWE champion, famously made marijuana part of his character.
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" Two others claimed that they were aware of Nixon's behavior, with one describing it as "an open secret within the Boston art community.
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His involvement in the murder of Laszlo's beloved Mary seems to be an open secret as well, although this, too, is poorly explained.
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Illegal conversions, especially of basements, are an open secret in Queens, where makeshift boardinghouses provide tens of thousands of people with cheap housing.
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Weinstein's sexual abuses were apparently an "open secret" in Hollywood, but his abusive tactics of the non-sexual kind were no secret at all.
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It's an open secret that the Internet of Things (if we must call it so) is pretty terrible, whether in standards, interoperability or security.
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And for all the righteous strength witnessed in and derived from the crack-up of an open secret, each begins with long-suppressed anguish.
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"It's an open secret" the bombs are at Incirlik, Joshua Walker of the German Marshall Fund, who specializes on US-Turkey relations, told CNN.
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A new report from The New Yorker lends further credence to the claim that Roy Moore's inappropriate conduct was an "open secret" in Alabama.
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And now the idea of the "open secret" — the sin that everyone knows about but that has no consequences for the sinner — is crumbling.
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Since multiple leaks made most of the negotiated terms an open secret, why did the Administration wait so long to formally disclose the text?
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" Rajneesh once explained in Pune: "The open secret is that you can be free only if you have put too many women around you.
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Police knew of an open secret that a gang attack was planned on commuters in a metro station, and did nothing to stop it.
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Eight others say Strauss' inappropriate behavior was an open secret in the athletic department and that Jordan, among others, must have known about it.
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Twitter's latest government transparency report reveals details about a very open secret in Turkey: The Turkish government is cracking down hard on social media.
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"It is an open secret in Hong Kong that the forces protesting the extradition bill have been sponsored by the US," the paper said.
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His behavior was apparently an open secret — albeit one that no journalist, for decades, could confirm, despite the fact that many, many journalists tried.
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But he was also known, if not equally so, for private conversations with constituents, his cellphone number essentially an open secret in South Carolina.
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Weinstein was openly known for the latter behavior, while his pattern of harassment has been described as more of an "open secret" in Hollywood.
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It is an open secret to the extremely online that anti-feminism is a gateway drug to white nationalism and the cold embrace of fascism.
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So I used "Help a Reporter Out," which I think is probably the most embarrassing open secret in media, and pretended to be an expert.
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Construction has the second-highest rate of opioid abuse of any industry, and addiction is an open secret on many worksites, Kaiser Health News reports.
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Weinstein's behavior has been described as an "open secret" in Hollywood and sources told the Times that the same was true in the fashion industry.
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The specimens remained sort of an open secret in the paleontology community, Stephen Brusatte, paleontologist at the University of Edinburgh, told Gizmodo in an email.
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It's an open secret that Apple is working on autonomous driving systems — the company seems to have even put self-driving vehicles on the road.
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"It's an open secret that polls are often manipulated and spun to create momentum for a particular candidate or issue," Marlow said in a statement.
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"So here's the question: If Weinstein's behavior has reached the level of 'despicable open secret,' who's going to crack it truly open?" wrote Jordan Sargent.
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Emanuel, previously described as "the pre-eminent power player" in Hollywood, said he didn't believe Weinstein's activities were an open secret across the movie industry.
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Many in the country suggested that his whereabouts were an open secret -- and that the government must have been deliberately steering clear of capturing him.
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A 2017 study published in the Journal of Legal Education, for example, found that "open-secret" environments in academia paved the way for serial harassers.
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Ms. Ferrante's identity may have been an open secret, but it was our secret, just as Ms. Ferrante and her wonderfully successful books were ours.
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Everyone, it seemed, was drinking mojitos and daiquiris, reveling in their city's open secret — one that, for just that moment, I was able to share.
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And over on the ice there's Adam Rippon, who's speaking publicly about what has been an open secret among male skaters: crippling body image issues.
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Although it was an open secret that UBS was looking for Mr. Ermotti's successor, Mr. Hamers was not at the top of market watchers' shortlist.
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"It is an open secret that many technologies branded for law enforcement investigations are used for state-on-state and political espionage," Scott-Railton said.
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Coming into tonight's game, the most open secret in Louisiana might have been that the L.S.U. defense was nowhere near as talented as its offense.
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It's also long been an open secret in media that web metrics writ large are bullshit and that Comscore is no stranger to this debate.
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Vaunt's existence was a bit of an open secret within the augmented reality industry, but its soft launch caught people off guard, one source said.
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Set in the present day, the new production—with a minimalist, black set and contemporaneous tics like iPads—makes the open secret slightly less explicable.
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It has long been an "open secret" that U.S. government agencies have hacked into and listening in on foreign governments, companies and individuals, the ministry added.
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"Age discrimination is an open secret like sexual harassment was until recently," Victoria Lipnic, the acting chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, told Pro Publica.
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"It's an open secret for us that demonizing Russia and whatever is linked to Russia is unfortunately a mandatory hallmark of America's election campaign," Peskov said.
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The basements of Queens are the open secret of a literal underground economy, driven by a steady influx of immigrants and the need for affordable housing.
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It was an open secret that Stebbings sought a role in VC and that his podcast was always intended as a way to achieve just that.
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It's an open secret that Pruitt has higher ambitions, possibly a run for Senate or governor in Oklahoma, or angling for a spot as attorney general.
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The statement says that Schwahn's behavior was an open secret on the show, and some of the women are still in treatment for post-traumatic stress.
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It's been an open secret that Amazon's AWS division and VMware were going to announce a partnership at a press conference in San Francisco later today.
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"It's an open secret for us that demonizing Russia and whatever is linked to Russia is unfortunately a mandatory hallmark of America's election campaign," said Peskov.
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It was an open secret that City wanted Pep Guardiola in charge and had been talking to the Bayern Munich coach for at least a year.
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The former cardinal, who was demoted by Pope Francis last summer, was a well-known liberal whose sexuality was evidently an open secret in the church.
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"It's an open secret among Apple employees that the [computer] still sells surprisingly well—to a nearly tragic degree, given its age and mediocrity," he wrote.
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No president intent on exerting control in the executive branch — and all of them must, to implement an agenda — can tolerate an open secret of insubordination.
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While Kelly's drug use remained an "open secret" among colleagues at TPG, according to the former editorial employee, Red Ventures enforced a strict no-tolerance policy.
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Zack Gold, a researcher specializing in the North Sinai who has worked in Israel, compared the airstrikes to Israel's nuclear weapons program — also an open secret.
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The military has a long tradition of involvement in business and it has been an open secret that some officers branch out into private business deals.
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The online abortion trade is an open secret for women trying to end an unwanted pregnancy in Lesotho — discussed in conversations among girlfriends and neighborhood gossip.
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Though he expresses his desire not to be "outed," his orientation is an open secret on campus, and the film never exoticizes him or stereotypes him.
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"It has been an open secret within the industry that many Chinese robotics firms, including some companies that are listed, have cheated to obtain subsidies," Wang said.
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It was also an open secret that Stebbings sought a role in VC and that his podcast was always intended as a way to achieve just that.
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A city long known for its robust economy, affordability, liberal politics and chic restaurants finds itself confronting an open secret as discomfiting as the bone-chilling winters.
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The imbalanced winnings in D.F.S. have been an open secret since this past September, when Bloomberg Businessweek published an exposé on the habits of high-volume players.
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When they say it was an open secret and everybody knew, I wasn't one of them, because I had never heard anything like that about him, ever.
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Read more:The CFOs of Ford and GM reveal the biggest open secret in the car business right now: There's an auto market and there's a Tesla market.
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Lahren also insisted Clinton knew about Weinstein's alleged actions, including what some have said was an open secret that the film producer engaged in serial sexual harassment.
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He reportedly enforced a company-wide "code of silence," according to the Times, regarding his problematic behavior; this code has been described as essentially an open secret.
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But it was an open secret that the two men were bitter rivals in a feud over Arab democracy and political Islam that has divided the region.
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In a just system, the abuse wouldn't have stayed an open secret for decades while he was left free to chew through generation after generation of starlets.
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Inside newsrooms and investigative bodies around the world, Mr. Broeksmit's documents have become something of an open secret, and so are the psychological strings that come attached.
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Instead it points the finger at four members of a Nation of Islam mosque in Newark, N.J., depicting their involvement as an open secret in their city.
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"It's an open secret for us that demonizing Russia and whatever is linked to Russia is unfortunately a mandatory hallmark of America's election campaign," Peskov told reporters.
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Now that the "open secret" of Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct is just out in the open, and no longer a secret, everyone's got something to say about it.
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They saw my trans identity as an open secret within the family: As soon as it left the confines of our house, they were at each other's throats.
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" Adds a former Today staffer: "It was an open secret that Matt and his wife had an unconventional relationship among the staff, but the harassment stuff was surprising.
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He said he had based his comments on a documentary he had seen, "An Open Secret," in which young men described sexual assault by older men in Hollywood.
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I've gotten a few knowing winks and nods from others, too, as if to say we are both part of some open secret, searchers in the real world.
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Among male skaters, though, body issues are more of an open secret, less likely to be addressed publicly by the competitors but evident to anyone in their world.
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A new exhibit grapples with the reality of slavery and deals a final blow to two centuries of ignoring or covering up what amounted to an open secret.
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In a now-deleted Facebook post, King said the alleged sexual assault was an open secret at the school and that many of Ford's classmates knew about it.
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Weinstein's "open secret" was the kind of industry gossip that nearly everyone knew about (Streep apparently excepted) and every reporter wanted to write about, if only they could.
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The staggering collection of salvaged items he has amassed over his 30 years in the business is an open secret in this neighborhood on the Brooklyn-Queens border.
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With cannabis use an open secret in the NBA, this ex-player is pushing the league to allow CBD Parity was supposed to make this NBA season exciting.
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The thing is, what Manafort was up to in Ukraine, which was advising a pro-Russian president for enormous amounts of money, was an open secret in Kiev.
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The WSJ's story was easy to confirm with a couple calls, since it turns out to have been an open secret that Armstrong was headed out at Verizon.
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For years, Amazon's Mechanical Turk (mTurk) has been a kind of open secret in the tech world, a place where fledgling algorithms can hire human labor on the cheap.
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This is following the bombshell piece by the New York Times last week which broke the news to the public — it was an "open secret" in Hollywood for years.
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Berganza's actions and DC's response would change the course of her career — and become fodder for the rumor mill surrounding Berganza and the increasingly open secret of his misconduct.
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He then said that this person, despite his behavior being "well known" and "an open secret," would likely sue BuzzFeed News, any of our sources, and me into bankruptcy.
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It is an open secret that the National Security Agency spies on all manner of communications between Russian and other foreign missions in Washington, DC, and their home countries.
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Love joins numerous celebrities who've discussed the "open secret" — Weinstein's alleged blatant sexual harassment — that has run rampant in Hollywood for decades, yet was widely accepted as the norm.
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What makes this story particularly chilling is that a number of these women were believed — in fact, it was an open secret in Hollywood — and still people did nothing.
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For years, there's been an open secret in Washington power circles: It's highly profitable, if morally dubious, to secretly promote the interests of foreign governments, dictators, or oppressive regimes.
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" The joint letter, which was first reported by Variety, asserts that "Schwahn's behavior over the duration of the filming of One Tree Hill was something of an 'open secret.
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Few states have the power to compel church authorities to open secret files, but some have already won cooperation agreements from bishops and archbishops (The Hill's Reid Wilson reports).
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The near-tragic nature of the drama hinges not on any military secrets Arnold gave to the British but on an open secret: the weakness of the patriot cause.
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"It's an open secret that relevant US government agencies have long engaged in large-scale and organized cyber theft and surveillance against foreign governments, companies and individuals," Hua said.
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Donald Trump ran in the same circles as Epstein, and seemed to be privy early on to the open secret that the financier was often surrounded by young women.
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A former student, now a professor at Harvard, said in a blog that Dr. Marcy's "inappropriate actions toward and around women" was an "open secret" at meetings of astronomers.
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Excelsior's article began by stating that, "even though [SITAC's] organizers tried to hide what was an open secret in the local art community," they had confirmed the Symposium's cancellation.
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Mr. Reynolds, who toured the country with Ms. Houston during the promotion of her debut album, described her lesbianism as "an open secret" at Arista during those early years.
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Even someone whose predatory behavior is an open secret, and whose temper is no secret at all, can be "charming," a Dr. Jekyll side to the Mr. Hyde core.
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But it was enough of an open secret that Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, wore a "Free Lisa Myers" button on the Senate floor during the trial.
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The open secret of Ms. Warren's campaign is that her big-money fund-raising through 2018 helped lay the foundation for her anti-big-money run for the presidency.
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Under our current tax system multinational companies and some individuals literally turn the burden of taxes into a profit center, an open secret among top tax accountants and lawyers.
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FIFA: Soccer's global governing body may have accidentally confirmed the open secret — one it has long refused to admit — that bribery helped deliver the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.
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But commissioning fees alone do not allow for a viable creative life; it is an open secret that many go into debt finishing works that have supposedly been sponsored.
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With tight resources and limited help from the Culture Ministry, which oversees Notre-Dame and the other cathedrals, the underfinancing of France's heritage in stone was an open secret.
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But Spacey is far from the only alleged sexual predator in Hollywood, or the only one who's led a successful career despite his behavior apparently being an open secret.
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Sexism in tech has always been an open secret but it seems we've hit an inflection point in the past year… More women are now willing to expose the secret.
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In fact, many former students interviewed for the report said they believed Dr. Strauss's actions were an "open secret" on campus and among athletes, coaches, trainers and other team physicians.
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Dozens of people alleged to AP that they saw him behave in a sexually inappropriate manner toward younger women, claiming that his conduct was an "open secret" in opera circles.
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In interviews earlier this year, Levandowski said the Google higher-ups were fine with the unorthodox arrangement, and various Chauffeur members said that Levandowski's dual roles were an open secret.
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Even before the AP report, the conditions that migrants were enduring in the Sahara Desert had been an open secret among aid workers as well as governments in Africa and Europe.
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The move has been an open secret with Alonso entering rallies in South Africa and Morocco as preparation with fellow Spaniard and former Dakar motorcycle winner Marc Coma as co-driver.
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I think it's a really bad idea for him to host fund-raisers and be involved because it's an open secret in Hollywood that he has a problem with sexual assault.
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Depression is "an open secret" in the profession, said Dr. Douglas Mata, co-principle author, a resident physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital and a clinical fellow at Harvard Medical School.
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And it was an open secret since Christmas that both United and its neighbor and rival, Manchester City, both were lining up their next managers behind the backs of the incumbents.
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Rumors of his illegal methods were an open secret, and he had already built the most successful hedge fund in China, reaping billions of dollars in personal wealth in the process.
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Separate though the cases are, both expose an open secret: that Avedon, like many of the other most revered names in art and fashion photography, did not do his own printing.
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One of the mantras of the moment is that "everybody knew" about what the predators, rapists and gropers were doing, and that the ubiquity of such behavior was an open secret.
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One open secret of social activism is that nobody can ever really predict when, where, how or why any given issue will change from a lost cause to a cause célèbre.
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How it works: Account renting is an "open secret" with individuals and verified drivers often discussing it in private social media groups or messaging apps used by drivers, per the WSJ.
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"It is an open secret that many technologies branded for law enforcement investigations are used for state-on-state and political espionage," said John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher with CitizenLab.
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Yet animal cruelty experts and the police say that these machines are the dog fighting world's open secret and are found and used as evidence in most dog fighting stings nationwide.
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These include, according to numerous critics, a tendency to megalomania and authoritarianism, as well as an anti-Muslim bias that had been an open secret for years before the current crisis.
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For those following the issue closely, it has been an open secret that the fledgling Trump administration is a long way from fulfilling one of Mr. Trump's most repeated campaign promises.
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In hindsight, what is remarkable about his extensive list of collaborations is that it continued to expand even as his alleged misconduct became something of an open secret in the industry.
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Cobain's struggle with drugs, meanwhile, was all but an open secret while he was alive, whispered about or written around in order to maintain good graces and access to the superstar.
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For the most part, they fly under the radar so easily that, as Michelle Cottle wrote of Leon Wieseltier, their behavior is less an open secret than it is just open.
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A New York Times exposé on movie and television producer Harvey Weinstein, documenting his inappropriate behavior towards young actresses, has blown the cover on what was apparently an open secret in Hollywood.
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Caryn Franklin—former editor at i-D— told The Times that Richard's conduct was something of an "open secret" in the industry and that his popularity created a "protective shield" for him.
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Just look at the case of Bill Cosby, when 30 women accused him of the same thing, and it was, again, an open secret that Cosby had an alleged history of assault.
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It was an open secret that Pelosi was not happy with the way House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, was leading Trump investigations before the impeachment inquiry became official.
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In the interview process, CNN learned that Freeman's alleged conduct was something of an open secret, with multiple sources naming him before CNN did once the question of inappropriate behavior was raised.
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While it was an open secret in Washington that the Obama administration would go out of its way to serve select pet political constituencies, Ohlhausen brings no such bias to the table.
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More recent research has validated the open secret that many in the black community have lived with for decades—the stress of daily experiences of racism worsens the health of black people.
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The site published pictures it said showed the minister and the woman on the London subway, and called the relationship "an open secret" in political and media circles in the British capital.
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Although unusual in many respects, the offer brought to light a practise that many consider an open secret: that the US will pay key individuals millions of dollars to betray its enemies.
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" — Amanda Hess, David Carr fellow _____ From The New York Times: Writers from across the internet and the ideological spectrum are weighing in on Mr. Weinstein and the silence around this "open secret.
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Some of the incidents were old, others pointed to an artist whose behavior had been an open secret in the art world and who had subsequently amassed alleged victims in double figures.
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But experts say the custom of gifting crystal meth in North Korea — where it is called "pingdu," the Korean transliteration of the Chinese word for "ice drug" — is essentially an open secret.
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That all was not as it seemed in Camelot is an open secret — but Larraín's take is that this was not deceit so much as a blend of patriotism and self-preservation.
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Early this month, the New York Times finally put into print what had apparently been an open secret in Hollywood for decades: Super producer Harvey Weinstein has a long history of mistreating women.
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The McCarrick scandal, too, poses the same questions, given it was apparently an open secret in some U.S. church circles that "Uncle Ted" invited seminarians to his beach house, and into his bed.
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Epstein, whose homosexuality was an "open secret," and who had taken many risks by participating in cruising (in at least one instance resulting in his arrest), goes through a wide spectrum of emotions.
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He cited Comcast's ultimately failed $65 million bid to steal 21st Century Fox away from Disney and the open secret of bad blood between Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and Disney chief Bob Iger.
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It's an open secret that certain social networks are really best-used as a repository for pet and baby photos; my entire understanding of Vine and Instagram revolve around not people, but pets.
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Good Weather is an open secret, invisible by day, but open to local artists, musicians, young collectors, and other Arkansans curious to see what experimental art founder Haynes Riley will choose to show.
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It is an open secret that the Russians have used their control of vast natural gas resources by Gazprom as a political lever in their dealings with nations in Western Europe and Ukraine.
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According to sources who spoke with Variety, his misconduct was somewhat of an open secret: Employees reportedly knew about and discussed his behavior, while executives struggled to make sure he remained on-air.
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Mark Gill, the former president of Miramax, confirmed to the Times that Weinstein's behavior was an open secret, even as Weinstein was involved in outward displays of feminism and progressive support for women.
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By the time Judge Kavanaugh was on the witness stand, though, its existence had become an open secret on Capitol Hill, with speculation circling among reporters, lawmakers and congressional aides about its contents.
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In her statement, Ms. Streep also said Mr. Weinstein had been "respectful" during their working relationship, and challenged the widely repeated narrative that his misbehavior had been a longtime open secret in Hollywood.
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Corker's tweet was powerful not because it was a novel idea, but because the "adult day care" line referred to this open secret in Washington — and someone was finally willing to say it.
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Harvey Weinstein, for instance, was surrounded by everyone from lawyers who attacked his accusers to politicians who took his money, even though his behavior had been an open secret in Hollywood for years.
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Orrin Hatch is an open secret in the state, but he's not expected to formally announce his bid until later this month, according to several sources close to the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.
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"It is an open secret in Hong Kong that the forces protesting the extradition bill have been sponsored by the US," Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times said in an editorial in July.
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In what has become a painfully familiar phrase over the last two months, the judge's conduct was an "open secret" in the federal court system, law schools, and the legal profession at large.
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"It's an open secret, and everyone knows it happens all the time, but few people stand up and say it's wrong," said Cathy Ventrell-Monsees, a senior attorney at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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The choice to hold such data back rests in the hope that, while it remains an open secret, there might be opportunities to dial down the dangers of war in the Gulf through diplomacy.
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In a letter it submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently, the tech giant appeared to confirm an open secret: That it is in fact working on a self-driving car.
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Roy Moore's inappropriate behavior with teenage girls was an open secret in his hometown of Gadsden, Alabama, where he badgered teens so often he was banned from the local mall, the New Yorker reports.
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It's an open secret that there are a ton of companies jockeying behind the scenes to collect as much of your personal data as possible so it can then sell ads that target you.
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As Untouchable was making its way to Sundance this year, The Atlantic published an exposé detailing sexual abuse allegations against director Bryan Singer, another Hollywood hotshot whose behavior had long been an open secret.
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Assistants and producers and actors and publicists and colleagues (and "procurers" to make things even grosser) -- that this was such an open secret speaks to the normalization of treating women as casually disposable objects.
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While it's an open secret in Washington that Harris is fortifying her liberal bona fides in pursuit of the Democratic nomination for president in 85033, her rhetoric at the hearing provokes some substantial questions.
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In interviews around town, we found that the fertilizer shipments to Syria were an open secret, although Turkish officials denied that the material was crossing the border or insisted that it was for agriculture.
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"It is an open secret in Korea that this was just flattering Trump to prevent him from starting a war," Robert Kelly, a political scientist at Pusan University in South Korea, wrote on Twitter.
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Much of the neighborhood has been converted into a pedestrian-only zone, and now a host of stylish businesses are moving in, transforming the quartier into the latest open secret of the smart set.
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Ming's surroundings were less glamorous: an apartment in a housing project where his residency remained an open secret among neighbors who could not ignore the occasional roar or whimpering, or the scent of urine.
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But I've been out of Afghanistan I think more than anybody on this — and it's an open secret, you reported a long time ago, George, that I was opposed to the surge in Afghanistan.
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By Season 4, it's practically an open secret among the Cloud Nine staff, but a mark of love and trust that few of them have revealed their knowledge to one another (even Jonah and Amy).
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There, doctors, statisticians, addiction specialists and Big Pharma consultants sat around a conference table mulling the ADF market's open secret—namely, the near-total absence of information on whether or not these drugs actually work.
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It is now an open secret that any media or any person who wants to reveal the atrocities of the Myanmar army and administration against the Rohingya people will face persecution by the Myanmar government.
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On it is a key to several places to which you can walk, and by saying more spells aloud once you get to these places, you can open secret passageways to continue playing the game.
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Now Ponte is leading the movement that started the #MeTooEP blog, a space for administrative and political workers to anonymously discuss what Ponte calls an "open secret" and get resources to recover and pursue justice.
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History teaches us that maintaining a veneer of plausible deniability works, even if it is an "open secret" that the US is playing a role in supplying the weaponry that would ultimately kill Russian soldiers.
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In the report, three former company employees alleged that Berganza groped, kissed, or made otherwise inappropriate remarks and advances over a period of years, and that his actions were an open secret throughout the company.
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Magic Leap has been successful in keeping a lot of its technology under wraps — the augmented and virtual reality technology company has yet to release a product — but its fundraising has been an open secret.
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At She Brews Coffee House in Claremore, Oklahoma, the baristas serving coffee and pastries behind the counter all share an open secret: They're all mothers who've been incarcerated as a result of their drug addiction.
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Despite these concerns, it is an open secret that an overwhelming number of Republicans and a few of their Democratic counterparts are quietly seeking to push TPP through during the lame duck session of Congress.
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"It's an open secret for us that demonizing Russia and whatever is linked to Russia is unfortunately a mandatory hallmark of America's election campaign," he said Correction: An earlier version misspelled Hillary Clinton's first name.
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HOURS after his treasurer, or finance minister, unveiled the annual budget, Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's prime minister, confirmed what for weeks had been an open secret: that he would call a general election for July 0003nd.
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In some parts of the country, it is an open secret within our industry that news outlets are regularly sending armed security with news teams when reporting in areas where robberies and holdups are increasing.
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"It is an open secret in Hong Kong that the forces protesting the extradition bill have been sponsored by the US," the Global Times, a Chinese state-run tabloid, said in an editorial in July.
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In what a former Royal Palm Beach High School administrator called an "open secret," The Palm Beach Post reported that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein recruited a ring of underage girls from the high school.
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The 78-year-old Domingo is one of the industry's most powerful figures and more than three dozen people in the opera world told the AP that his behavior has long been an open secret.
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But what's striking about the charges leveled in recent months against Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K., Leon Wieseltier, and so many others is the extent to which misconduct was an "open secret" in the relevant communities.
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It was an open secret that federal prosecutors were investigating Mr. Spota's office for its role in a possible cover-up in the beating of a suspect by the county's former police chief, James Burke.
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It's there that some of the tastiest and least expensive food in Paris is to be found, but perhaps a dedicated gourmand is reluctant to share with visitors what to Parisians is an open secret.
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It is an open secret that the IGF's governing politburo picks favorites, doesn't worry too much about fairness and reserves the microphone to the loudest participants rather than those that stress responsibility, foresight and measure.
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Weinstein's behavior—an open secret in his industry for years—was never reported on in part because, like other powerful people, he was able to pay settlements to accusers in order to keep them silent.
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While some people (myself included) criticized some aspects of the analysis, it did shine a light on an important issue, one that has been an open secret for a while: tennis is rife with corruption.
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Of course, the open secret is that no one should have to care about the themes in Batman v Superman because its fight scenes should be good enough to make us forget their deeper meaning.
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Quidsi's co-founder and then-CEO Marc Lore worked at Amazon for a few years following the deal, but it is an open secret in the industry that he did not enjoy his time there.
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But the employees say it was an open secret among staff at Today that he intermingled sex with work, and while the encounters were often consensual, they were also inappropriate due to his position of power.
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But after all that, sexual violence remains a rampant open secret, an alleged sexual predator was elected president, and survivors across the globe are once again sharing their painful stories just to prove that rape happens.
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"One of the rapes that Harvey Weinstein is accused of happened at Cannes, and so the festival cannot not act," stated Schiappa, directly linking Cannes to decades-long open secret which became public knowledge last October.
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There is great anticipation for the report in the United States because it may show McCarrick managed to rise through the ranks although his history of sexual misconduct with adult male seminarians was an open secret.
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Katherine took to her diary to complain about the carelessness with which others treated their open secret, penning a particularly seething entry following a party where the hostess had, without warning, introduced them as Michael Field.
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It's become clear that Harvey Weinstein's behavior was "an open secret" in Hollywood — but, based on the allegations against other powerful men in the industry, it seems like there were more than a few open secrets.
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" Someone who has worked in Michigan politics across the state said that Pontoni's behavior was an "open secret" in local politics and that his behavior "has occurred for many years against many women working across campaigns.
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Larry Wilkerson, who served as former secretary of State Colin Powell's chief of staff, argued that the clearance reduction is not likely to set Kushner back because the Trump administration's Mideast strategy is an open secret.
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Mr. Nicholas was apparently enraged — not over her marriage to Mr. Needleman, which was an open secret in their family, but rather her affair with Mr. Eli — Danny Champs — and her renting of the secret apartment.
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Reading She Said, you learn how exactly the premier journalists in the country put together a complicated investigation — from navigating dead ends and bad tips to unweaving the complex conflicts of interest behind an open secret.
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CUBAN: NO NO NO NO I SAT AND MET WITH SHELDON AND LET ME JUST TELL YOU THE MONEY THAT AT LEAST THE LAST TIME I LOOKED IN OPEN SECRET, HE GAVE MONEY FOR DOWN BALLOT RACES.
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The New York Times and The New Yorker both published explosive reports detailing actors who said they were victims Weinstein's alleged unwanted sexual harassment and assaults — an open secret of sorts in Hollywood and the film industry.
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"For years, sexual harassment has been an open secret, with companies both large and small going to great lengths, often spending millions of dollars to protect their reputation by covering up abuse," Rosenthal said in a statement.
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Last Thursday, the floodgates opened on the disturbing Harvey Weinstein scandal, where multiple outlets published exposés on the Hollywood mega-producer's alleged history of sexually predatory behavior, which was essentially an open secret in Hollywood for years.
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Leena then said she had heard stories about sexual harassment toward female founders, and that it seemed to be an open secret among a subset of Silicon Valley's small (but tight) network of women VCs and founders.
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Asked why it remained an open secret, Corry said the comedy world is one in which there is a lot of allegiance and a lot of fear, which doesn't make it a comfortable place to speak out.
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By this point, Apple's development of an OLED iPhone display is almost an open secret, with LG Display and Japan Display both making significant investments into expanding their production capacity in anticipation of competing for Apple's business.
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The Washington Post reports that the document by a Canadian senator for the Defense and Security Committee of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly detailed the future of the organization's nuclear deterrence policy but accidentally exposed the open secret.
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McCarrick's sexual misconduct with adult seminarians was an open secret in the U.S. Church, and Scicluna said the decision could lead to "soul searching" by those who may have known about it but did not say anything.
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About two-thirds of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States participate in the labor force, and it is an open secret that sectors like agriculture, hospitality and construction rely on large numbers of them.
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In several cases, the big revelation was already old news, the kind of thing we used to call an "open secret" — something that wasn't O.K. to acknowledge on the record, lest it come back to bite you.
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I naïvely expected that the reticence that Hollywood's powerful men have shown, the collective refusal to take sides in he-said she-said narratives, would be crushed in the face of this open secret being revealed definitively.
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His cordiality puzzled those who had long thought of Mr. Kohl as staunchly anti-Communist, and long after East Germany disappeared, he successfully resisted attempts to open secret files that Communist intelligence had maintained on his activities.
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Despite what some former clerks declared was an "open secret" of continuing misbehavior by Kozinski, it was not until a Washington Post story in December 275 that a new investigation of the Pasadena-based judge was triggered.
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For years, The Times found, the Kidney Fund's preference for patients at the biggest clinics has been an open secret among many social workers, who said that as a result they had stopped applying for assistance entirely.
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The harassment, if unknown to the station's management, was an open secret in the radio world, according to Ann Heppermann, an independent radio producer who has previously worked for WNYC and who spoke at the board meeting.
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But it was an open secret that the gathering of more than 60 countries was really about getting the world on board with America's tough-on-Iran policy, even though the US denied that was the case.
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In speaking to the chief financial officers of both companies, Matt DeBord got the duo of executives to open up about the biggest open secret in the industry: there's an auto market, and then there's a Tesla market.
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It's been four days since The New York Times aired out Hollywood's open secret for all to see, detailing allegations of sexual harassment against mega-producer Harvey Weinstein by actress Ashley Judd, and other women he worked with.
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Considering the fact that his alleged misconduct was an "open secret" in Hollywood, how much did everyone involved know, or at least suspect, when this film came out, and was it as unnerving then as it is now?
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You can still learn about one of the show's buzziest pieces: Andrea Bowers' "Open Secret," a giant (and still evolving) installation that documents the evolution of the #MeToo movement on bright red, floor-to-ceiling sheets of paper.
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"Good Morning America," the ABC program that is the main rival to "Today," reported on Thursday that Mr. Lauer's behavior was an "open secret" and that NBC's official denial was at odds with ABC's reporting on the matter.
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"Age discrimination is an open secret like sexual harassment was until recently," said Victoria Lipnic, the acting chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or EEOC, the independent federal agency that administers the nation's workplace anti-discrimination laws.
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While many of the wrestlers who claim Jordan knew about Strauss have stipulated they believe Jordan is a "good guy" and "friend," most of them have said Strauss's behavior was an open secret that Jordan couldn't have ignored.
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A police major general speaking anonymously to the Washington Post described the apartment as "a brothel," and a resident in the building told the paper it was an open secret and was subject to frequent crackdowns by the authorities.
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Whether you're still freeloading off your parents' Amazon account info (crossing your fingers at every login that they didn't change the password) or you've splurged on your own subscription, it's an open secret that Prime is a game-changer.
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The report cites both the COO of Penthera, a company that works on mobile video, and a Frost & Sullivan analyst corroborating the rumor, with the latter saying saying it's something of an "open secret" in the streaming-video community.
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Her trysts with Matt in the machine shop -- essentially an open secret among the inmates -- might be the least glamorous sex ever put on screen, and only become stranger when she moves on to Matt after Sweat is reassigned.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's Marcel Hirscher, one of the greatest ever Alpine skiers who won a record eighth consecutive overall World Cup title this year, announced his retirement on Wednesday, confirming what had become an open secret in the sport.
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And it deals a final blow to two centuries of ignoring or covering up what amounted to an open secret: Jefferson's relationship with a slave, which spanned nearly four decades, from his time abroad in Paris to his death.
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In Albany, where sexual harassment was considered an open secret for decades, a group of seven women last summer successfully pressed for sweeping anti-harassment laws that have been hailed as some of the most robust in the nation.
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Read more:Tesla shares plunge a record 21% after more than doubling to start 2020The CFOs of Ford and GM reveal the biggest open secret in the car business right now: There's an auto market and there's a Tesla market.
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It takes a strong person to take a stand at a time when Hollywood was still remaining complicit about the awards whisperer whose harassment and abuse was basically an open secret, given the reports that have emerged in the past week.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to confirm Wednesday that US nuclear weapons are being housed at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, making him the first US official to publicly acknowledge what has been considered an open secret for years.
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The news that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was a tyrant —one who allegedly harassed and assaulted numerous women in his industry for years — was a well-known fact to some, an open secret to others, and an unsurprising disgrace to others.
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The difficulties of wearing a fursuit in heavily monitored areas like casinos is a bit of a open secret in furrydom, with many events at casinos or convention centers warning participants not to show up in suits covering their faces.
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Given that tomorrow's AWS announcement is a bit of an open secret, it's probably no surprise that Microsoft is trying to preempt Amazon's announcement tomorrow by focusing on Windows Server 2016's ability to enable these new hybrid cloud scenarios.
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It's all speculation — not like the Chinese military would confirm, although apparently the railgun research is an open secret — but a few things point to the idea that this isn't just an ordinary deck-mounted gun with a special fairing.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "closing the door" on people fleeing Islamic State, and may try to re-open secret detention centers where torture can be used, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday, calling on Congress to intervene.
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In 2010 two Chinese university deans wrote in Nature's rival Science that "to obtain major grants in China, it is an open secret that doing good research is not as important as schmoozing with powerful bureaucrats and their favourite experts".
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In fact, it was an open secret in the White House that the president, who has little patience for long documents, never read the full national strategy published under his name, according to several of his former national security officials.
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After Ronan tossed out an idea of a story on sexual harassment in Hollywood, Oppenheim pointed out that actress Rose McGowan had accused an executive of raping her on Twitter, and that it was an open secret that it was Weinstein.
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It is an open secret that the majority of drone strikes have taken place there as Central Intelligence Agency covert operations, which has meant that the administration's periodic pledges to be more transparent about targeted killings have not been completely fulfilled.
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Three people, including people inside and close to the company, separately confirmed to Business Insider that they had heard the chatter and price tag, with one calling it an "open secret" among Snap's upper ranks and certain tech industry circles. 8.
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The backdrop: While the White House stated that Omarosa resigned back in December, it was an open secret at the time that she had actually been fired by Kelly — allegedly causing a scene upon her departure from the White House grounds.
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Even the most famous writerly pseudonyms did not remain secret for long: At first people wondered who George Eliot might be, but after a few years it was an open secret that he was really a woman, Mary Ann Evans.
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Shurmur's hiring was an open secret for the last week but the Giants had to wait to announce the move until the Vikings' season ended — which happened on Sunday with a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the N.F.C. championship.
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It's an open secret that the Bucks, after acquiring Eric Bledsoe from Phoenix to pair Bledsoe's athleticism with the frontcourt sensation Giannis Antetokounmpo, are trying to pull off a trade for DeAndre Jordan to address a need for more rim protection.
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It was an open secret that Cardinal Tobin was sent to Indiana as a kind of exile most likely because he questioned an inquiry by his office into supposed doctrinal lapses among the roughly 203,000 nuns in the United States.
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Anibal Romero, an immigration lawyer who has represented a number of former Trump workers and is advising one of those fired from Trump Winery this week, said the pool of undocumented laborers at Trump properties has always been an open secret.
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And again, the Manafort thing was just such an open secret in Ukraine, and it was something that people had been worried about for a really long time before he was in any way connected even with the Trump campaign.
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It's in this context that The Case Against Adnan Syed director Amy Berg — known for previous documentaries like An Open Secret and West of Memphis that explored procedural and systemic injustice — is attempting to make a case for Syed's innocence.
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Among the revelations in the disturbing report: But the employees say it was an open secret among staff at Today that he intermingled sex with work, and while the encounters were often consensual, they were also inappropriate due to his position of power.
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In fact, it has been somewhat of an open secret that good, ol' "Uncle Joe" has behaved creepily throughout the years — from whispering into women's and girls' ears to kissing them in a similar manner to the way Flores said he kissed her.
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More than 50 individuals who were members of the OSU Athletics Department staff during Strauss' employment corroborated former student accounts that Strauss' examination methods were like "an open secret" and that students complained about his loitering around the showers and locker rooms.
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Moreover, two VCs with major China exposure tell me that the alleged Ofo raise inflation is an open secret, perhaps designed to put a little fear into rivals like Mobike (whose own recent raise size was confirmed to Axios by investor TPG).
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Negotiations to win the release of Mr. Rezaian, who had covered the nuclear talks before he was imprisoned on vague charges, were an open secret: Mr. Kerry often alluded to the fact that he was working on the issue behind the scenes.
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The disclosure of the Paradise Papers spotlights an open secret of the modern economy: A large and growing share of the world's wealth is hidden in a network of offshore tax havens that directly links the world's wealthy, powerful, and politically connected.
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As the evidence pointing to Weinstein's alleged behavior as an open secret just keeps piling up, it behooves us to ask ourselves how he, and the many others now accused alongside him, were able to get away with it for so long.
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His behavior was allegedly an open secret in D.C., according to Vox, as women starting their journalism careers in the city were warned by others about meeting him in a setting where there was alcohol or about being contacted by him on Twitter.
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In many quarters of Washington, the connection between the GOP's history of reckless tax cuts to the rich and desire to slash the social safety net has been an open secret for almost three decades, thanks largely to former New York Sen.
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Indicated 20.8 percent higher VW's development of software to cheat diesel-emissions tests was an open secret in the company department striving to make its engines meet environmental standards, Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper said on Friday, citing results from VW's internal investigation.
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In fact, by the time McMaster was dismissed, his split with the president had become something of an open secret because Trump had begun complaining that he didn't like McMaster's style and also left him out of meetings and national security briefings.
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Accounts of Weinstein's sex crimes were something of an open secret for decades when in-depth reporting by the New York Times and The New Yorker in October of 2017 exposed the producer's predatory behavior in detail to a post-Trump world.
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Joe Biden's confirmation of the biggest open secret in politics — that he would pick a woman as his running mate — was just the start of a thorny selection process that touches not only on gender but race, geography, experience and personal chemistry.
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Green's existence had long been an open secret, but in 2016 Brown-Forman, the company that owns the Jack Daniel Distillery here, made international headlines with its decision to finally embrace Green's legacy and significantly change its tours to emphasize his role.
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In January, RBC, a Russian newspaper, reported that Mr. Dokuchaev's prosecution for credit card fraud had been averted when he agreed to work for the F.S.B. The evolution of a hacker into an F.S.B. officer was all but an open secret in Moscow.
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It's been less than two weeks since The New York Times published its damning report titled "Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Harassment Accusers for Decades" and, if there's one thing that's become crystal clear, it's that Weinstein's alleged behavior was an "open secret" in Hollywood.
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Coming to the NAMM show for the first time, I've made an open secret of my pursuit of pro headphones that can satisfy my consumer tastes, and I might have found the best candidate for that in the shape of the Neumann NDH 2499.
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"The Republican establishment is trying to nullify the 2016 election," Bannon said, saying it was an "open secret on Capitol Hill" that many Republicans did not support Trump's agenda, and singling out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan for criticism.
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Related: Colombia Is Investigating Whether 100 Bodies Were Stuffed in a Prison Sewer "This site was an open secret not just in La Plata, but across Colombia," said the lead investigator at the site, Jaime Castro, as he wiped the sweat from his brow.
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To anyone who's come into Harvey Weinstein's orbit or considered his now-bygone career, the phrase "open secret" hardly applies: His history of alleged sexual assault and harassment recently revealed by the New York Times and the New Yorker was no secret at all.
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It was just three weeks ago that the N.Y. Times punctured film mogul Harvey Weinstein after decades of creepy sexual harassment and assault, usually targeting aspiring, vulnerable young women in the industry — the open secret that had long been hinted at but never properly exposed.
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Noxon began working on Dietland in 2016, when pussy hats and handmaid's cloaks were but a glimmer in the zeitgeist's eye, and when the allegations about Harvey Weinstein were still just an open secret in Hollywood rather than a bombshell in the national news.
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That Ms. Morales appeared able to secure employment with what she said were fake documents is not surprising: An estimated eight million unauthorized immigrants are in the labor force, and it is an open secret that many businesses, especially in the service sector, hire them.
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The public opening deals a final blow to two centuries of ignoring, playing down or covering up what amounted to an open secret during Jefferson's life: his relationship with a slave that spanned nearly four decades, from his time abroad in Paris to his death.
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It's an open secret that the Knicks are dreaming of a mammoth free-agent coup this summer with the more than $70 million of salary-cap space they can clear; Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are widely regarded as the Knicks' top two targets.
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She has never thought about mentioning the encounter publicly until now, because she thought people would have been more shocked that she "even thought it was an issue," agreeing with the claim that Weinstein's alleged inappropriate behavior towards women was an "open secret" in the industry.
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But more than a dozen current and former staffers interviewed by BuzzFeed News said complaints about top-level staff on the Fight for 15 were an open secret, and that complaints about abusive behavior by organizers who reported to top strategist Courtney led to no action.
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Israel already has (unofficially, but it's an open secret) land- and submarine-based nukes, and adding nuclear capability to the F-35 means that Israel will be getting a very flexible, survivable nuclear deterrent — just in time for a budding Iranian nuclear program to start running.
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They say this not with reverence but with matter-of-factness, as if they're merely sharing an open secret: deep in East Texas, the head coach of a D-III program nobody has heard of is a prodigy who could change the course of college football.
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Cardinal Kevin Farrell, head of the Vatican&aposs family and laity office, spoke as the U.S. church hierarchy has come under fire from ordinary American Catholics outraged that ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick&aposs misconduct with men was apparently an open secret in some U.S. church circles.
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But it is a reminder that the gratifyingly long honeymoon period of discovery and scrappy underdog status is long past — Minecraft is no longer a buggy, funky, open secret among gamers and kids and modders — it's a global platform owned by Microsoft and ripe for banality.
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Michelle Licata, who alleges Epstein molested her when she was 16, described a kind of open secret in the town around his Palm Beach home, where students her age would talk about a "creepy old guy" paying for massages that became sexual encounters, the Miami Herald reported.
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Grace Mugabe's affair with the president while his first wife was in treatment for cancer, the children they had together who went to school with backpacks stitched with the name 'Mugabe' on them -- an open secret at the time -- made her deeply unpopular with Zimbabweans, said Hill.
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As the case heads toward trial, expected to begin in May, defense lawyers have indicated that they may call agency employees to testify that the men's ownership in the club was an open secret at the D.E.A., and that members of law enforcement even frequented the lounge.
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This means that the president's unfitness is not really a Harvey Weinstein-style "open secret," an awful reality known to insiders but kept from hoi polloi, as The Atlantic's James Fallows suggested this week amid the mania over Michael Wolff's gonzo inside-the-White-House book.
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But anger has continued to spread as new accusations emerge and some of the women affected, such as the American actress Rose McGowan, have slammed the industry for being slow to condemn him and accused his peers of keeping what had long been an open secret.
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"Because the curriculum/instruction is generally unbalanced and incomplete, it's kind of an open secret that even TLs [team leads] have to rely on outside sources — not as a supplement to Lambda curriculum — but as a replacement for it (depending on the topic)," the message reads.
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Using pine tar to get a better grip on a baseball is something of an open secret in baseball, and it's particularly beneficial in cold weather or with the slick balls that some pitchers, including Verlander, complained had been put in use for the playoffs last year.
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Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE's (D-Nev.) reputation for constantly pursuing women as an "open secret," according to a BuzzFeed News report.
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In a new ad that acknowledges the open secret that Trump is interested in the election that's two years off as much as or more than the one next Tuesday, the President's campaign argues that economic prosperity will founder if Democrats win back power in Washington.
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While the whistleblower complaint had been an open secret inside the beltway for days, the Washington Post's new reporting that it was tied directly to the President of the United States -- and that Trump had made a "promise" to the foreign leader -- was an absolute bombshell.
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Together, the new revelations add to the mounting evidence that Moore tried to pick up and initiate sexual relations with teens, and that his interest in dating women more than 10 years his junior had turned into something of an open secret in the Gadsden community.
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After Mr Fryer resigned from the AEA's executive committee last December, several hundred research assistants and graduate students from dozens of universities signed an open letter in Medium, an online magazine, pointing out that bad behaviour was "too often an open secret among graduate students and junior faculty".
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If a culture that leads to sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood has existed for decades — and the behavior of some serial predators has been a more or less open secret for just as long — why did it take this long for knowledge of that culture to become public?
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When it came out that a male church leader in the New York choir was in a same-sex relationship (something the couple says was an open secret with the church), Houston and Lentz quickly clarified the formal position of the church: that being gay is, indeed, a sin.
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In a talk titled "Music and Machine Learning," Evans instead walked a room full of developers through a pretty cool open secret that awaited music fans until this weekend: YACHT had been spending the last three years writing a new album called Chain Tripping (out yesterday, August 30).
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The authors' new information is less about the man and more about his surround-sound "complicity machine" of board members and lawyers, human resource officers and P.R. flaks, tabloid publishers and entertainment reporters who kept him rampaging with impunity years after his behavior had become an open secret.
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I think it's we haven't produced our results yetfor the fourth quarter but I think it's an open secret that we successfullyachieved our target of running down the non-core book we had a specialoperating segment and we got that to below the 10 billion risk weighted assetmark comfortably in December.
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NO LONGER OPEN SECRET The outsized investor interest in cannabis and growing recognition of cannabis as a therapeutic drug may prompt more company management teams to openly discuss how their products are used by the marijuana industry in hopes of attracting shareholders, said Brett Hundley, an analyst at Seaport Global.
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It's long been an accepted, open secret; the concept is woven into the very fabric of American pop culture, popping up in countless 29.1s-era films and television series, and has been shouted out by Desparadecios and Migos to Billy Joel (in the classic word salad "We Didn't Start the Fire").
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It's been an open secret in Washington for years: Political careers may end, but some former members of Congress keep their campaign accounts alive long after they have left Capitol Hill, using the unspent money to pay relatives and underwrite an array of expenses that crop up in their post-congressional lives.
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John Kricfalusi Although sexual abuse allegations against Kricfalusi have never been made public before, his relationship with Byrd has been an open secret within animation — so open that "a girl he had been dating since she was fifteen years old" was referenced briefly in a book about the history of Ren & Stimpy.
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In testimony to the commission in March 2016, Pell said that he did not know of the sexual abuse of children in Ballarat by another priest in the 1970s until his conviction in 1993, although the commission had heard testimony from others that the priest's behavior was an open secret in the diocese.
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"The secretary of state's power and his influence primarily derive from the idea that he speaks for the president," said Schulman, now at the Center for a New American Security think tank in Washington, saying it was an open secret the White House may not be consulting cabinet officials on such matters.
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Read more: The NBA in 2030: Forecasting the next decade of pro basketball NBA awards of the 2010s: LeBron James dominated the decade With cannabis use an open secret in the NBA, this ex-player is pushing the league to allow CBD The NBA isn't surprised its TV ratings are way down.
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Lead, the heavy metal that's still present in our water pipes and old paint, affects well over 3,000 communities and 4 million households across the U.S. It's an open secret, and a systematic poisoning of brains and bodies, holding back entire neighborhoods: lead exposure is linked to cognitive impairment, behavioral issues, and even violence.
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But more than a dozen current and former staffers interviewed by BuzzFeed News said complaints about top-level staff on the Fight for 15 campaign, including Executive Vice President Scott Courtney, were an open secret, and that complaints about abusive and aggressive behavior by some organizers who reported to Courtney led to no action.
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Image: AP Photo/Eric RisbergIt's been an open secret for some time that Palmer Luckey, the 24-year-old founder of VR company Oculus Rift and heir apparent to the future of gaming, is a strange guy—the type who argues with his customers on Reddit and casually cosplays as My Little Pony characters.
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There are a number of factors that have contributed to Hollywood's predatory culture — factors that are often mirrored in other sectors, like politics and news media — and there are a few reasons why it's only in the past seven months that behavior that had been an "open secret," in some cases for decades, became unacceptable.
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The project on the edge of the Brazilian Amazon, an open secret among Brazilian geologists but not previously reported by Anglo, could also be a major boon for copper mining in the country, which lags far behind the world's top producer Chile and has been hit by a series of headline-grabbing mining accidents.
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So on Thursday, when the New York Times published a story alleging that Hollywood mega-mogul Harvey Weinstein has been sexually harassing women for decades — essentially confirming what has long been described as an "open secret" among those who follow the entertainment industry — I knew that no one would understand the story better than Lui.
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Among those interviewed by the Times were a handful of people within the Miramax/Weinstein fold who spoke of being fully aware of the "open secret" of Weinstein's behavior: Kathy DeClesis, a former assistant to Bob Weinstein at Miramax during the '90s, told the Times that Weinstein's "inner circle" was well aware of his behavior.
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Meanwhile, Spacey's decision to officially come out as gay in response to Rapp's allegations — which follows decades of Spacey's sexuality being treated as a firmly open secret — drew swift criticism from the LGBTQ community, with many people arguing that Spacey's sexual orientation has absolutely nothing to do with the allegations that he assaulted a minor.
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Because most of the allegations about McCarrick are about his abuse of adults, and because it seems clear that McCarrick's behavior toward adults was something of an open secret within the Vatican hierarchy (but not, it's important to note, with minors), this case in particular has galvanized conservative discourse about gay and bisexual priests.
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And in June, the venture capitalist Justin Caldbeck — whose unwanted advances were an open secret in Silicon Valley — announced an indefinite leave of absence from his firm after more than half a dozen women spoke to the press about his behavior, which allegedly included groping and propositioning women who were seeking funding or guidance from him.
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What will be most interesting to see is how the Academy grapples with highlighting Allen's work, especially in the wake of the blowup revelations about the "open secret" that was the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations, which has dominated the news for much of the last several weeks and likely will for many more to come.
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On Sunday, the LGBTQ website Queerty ran an interview with Mark Saltzman, a former Sesame Street writer who has had a truly fascinating life and has a lot of great stories to tell—about the show, about being a gay man in the 80s, and about his open secret of a relationship with film editor Arnold Glassman.
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In the meantime, Brothers said businesses in California are using ATM cards and small-time payment processors as go-betweens, incurring high fees in the process, or taking the risk of doing business with "open secret" local credit unions in the state that accept cannabis cash, which can easily be shut down by federal regulators at any time.
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Per the Times, the technology required to build these kinds of weapons systems are now more or less an open secret, though it's unclear which foreign countries might be able to build an advanced version:Russia, China and many European states are seen as having the know-how to make basic microwave weapons that can debilitate, sow noise or even kill.
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"To use terminology that has become familiar as the systemic reality of sexual harassment and assault has come more and more to light, Mark Schwahn's behavior over the duration of the filming of 'One Tree Hill' was something of an 'open secret,'" said the letter, provided to CNN by a representative for one of the actresses, on behalf of the group.
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Yes, Apple will officially change the name of OS X to macOS beginning with the next major release in order to better align with its other platform names: iOS for iPhone/iPad, watchOS for Apple Watch, and tvOS for Apple TV. Beyond the name change, the biggest news here is that Siri is coming to the Mac, which has been an open secret for several months.
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Smyth's memoir is most absorbing when it is absorbed in her own life, especially in her portrait of her father, whose alcoholism creeps deftly into the narrative, first as a benign part of the scenery (the glass of wine, refilled on repeat), then as an open secret that his daughter works desperately hard to manage, and, finally, as a destructive and self-destructive tragedy.
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Palmer Luckey, Millionaire Founder of Oculus Rift, Loves Donald Trump and Dates a GamergaterIt's been an open secret for some time that Palmer Luckey, the 24-year-old founder of VR company…Read more ReadBack in 2014, Facebook convinced the world that this VR thing was for real when it placed a massive bet by snatching up Oculus for what it said at the time was $2 billion.
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That Scott and the All the Money in the World's producers are willing to go to such lengths to essentially erase Spacey's presence from the film speaks to how seriously Hollywood is taking the allegations of sexual assault that have been levied against him — or at least how desperate many people in the entertainment industry are to distance themselves from a man whose behavior was allegedly a longstanding open secret.
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As Moten describes, the display of a black man licking whipped cream off a white woman (only later would the piece be performed with women of color) produces the oblique view that acknowledges the open secret of our subjugated bodies, the one female in the performance and the one black man exposing the deeper mechanics of the normative relationship between the clothed and the nude, the black and the white, the male and the female.
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Read more:Trump says he's a dealmaker, but the derailed Taliban talks are just the latest major negotiation he's bungled as presidentThe US had to extract a top spy from Russia after Trump revealed classified information to the Russians in an Oval Office meetingA leaked offer to an Iranian tanker captain exposed an open secret: The US will pay you millions of dollars to betray its enemiesThe UN's nuclear watchdog found uranium traces at an Iranian 'atomic warehouse'
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The big picture: McAleenan's position at DHS has been fraught for weeks, and it's an open secret within the White House and DHS that Trump prefers acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services director Ken Cuccinelli and acting Customs and Border Protection director Mark Morgan, who have fiercely defended his immigration policies on TV. CNN reported earlier this month that McAleenan was prepared to resign in June and that he had felt "undermined" by subordinate immigration hardliners.
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On Thursday, the Bush team made official what had long been an open secret — that former President George W. Bush will hit the campaign trail on Monday evening with his younger brother in North Charleston, S.C. The decision to deploy the former president, who remains popular with the Republican base, especially in South Carolina with its large military and veteran population, comes as the state has emerged as crucial to the Jeb Bush campaign as it seeks to keep nervous donors from bolting.
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The linking of a venerable Eastern religious text and hippie hallucinogenic drug use encapsulates a dirty little open secret of the American counterculture: "A significant portion of those drawn to Buddhism and other Eastern traditions in the 1960s (including the present writer) were influenced in their choice of religious orientation by experiences induced by psychoactive substances such as cannabis and LSD," writes the eminent Buddhist scholar Stephen Batchelor in his foreword to Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics (Synergetic Press, 2015).
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David stern you will forever be a legend, thank you 🙏🏽🙌🏽 Sign up for our weekly NBA newsletter to get the best basketball coverage in your inbox Read more: NBA awards of the 2010s: LeBron James dominated the decade The NBA in 2030: Forecasting the next decade of pro basketball With cannabis use an open secret in the NBA, this ex-player is pushing the league to allow CBD Rob Gronkowski might have ruined Steve Harvey's New Year's Eve
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It is an open secret that Hillary Clinton will undoubtedly take up and continue to run with the baton of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, that outgoing American supremo who in a very unprecedented way has pushed America's moral borders, failed to secure America's physical borders, and ratified suicidal religious pluralism in a country that owes its enduring prosperity to its Judeo-Christian Founding Fathers and principles.
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One woman, who said she had complained about his behavior to an employer, said she was warned against speaking publicly about the alleged incident by her mentor, "It's sad, but the truth is this could destroy my career," the woman said, adding that while Subodh Gupta's behavior was an open secret — one that young female employees like her were warned about when they joined projects — she was not aware whether he was asked by gallerists or curators to step down from any public positions he held until he was called out by Scene and Herd.
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There've been some wonderful things written on the subject, not only the original exposés by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey in the New York Times, and by Ronan Farrow in the New Yorker, but also think pieces, mostly by women, that have made my heart soar: Rebecca Traister in the Cut, Lena Dunham in the op-ed section of the Times, Jia Tolentino again in the New Yorker, Amanda Marcotte in Salon, and Megan Garber, in the Atlantic, who used the history of the phrase "open secret" to craft the most elegant and purely literary treatment of the subject I've come across.
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