Women like Betty Ford brought mastectomy out into the open.
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It also brings "shadow organizations" out into the open, he said.
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It just took DeVos to bring it out into the open.
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"We need to flush everything out into the open," Flynt wrote.
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Under President Obama, that tension has broken out into the open.
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And now I get to bring it out into the open.
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Or head on a southerly path, out into the open Channel?
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By the early evening, the jousting had spilled out into the open.
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To take these shadowy conversations out into the open and demystify them.
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This week, Google's messy fight over Chinese censorship spilled out into the open.
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But despite the result, the trial brought the subject out into the open.
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And those are the people Mr. Trump has brought out into the open.
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It shook everyone up, and brought the debate brazenly out into the open.
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By 2012 she sensed that racial ugliness was coming out into the open.
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Central bankers make ever more speeches, bringing once-hidden debates out into the open.
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It's that "power simply brings our true nature out into the open," Kraus writes.
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And on Monday, that conflict burst out into the open with a Walmart lawsuit.
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"I had tremendous fear and shame to bring this out into the open," she wrote.
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Gary Gulman is showing us how to bring our inner selves out into the open.
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Military coups or revolutions in US partners always bring these tensions out into the open.
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Forecasters expected it to remain a tropical storm and head out into the open water.
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It was only the news media's reporting that brought the issue out into the open.
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This needs to be brought out into the open so it can be shut down.
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Now these tensions, which have simmered behind the scenes, are spilling out into the open.
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And the sniping between the two wings is starting to spill out into the open.
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Is this a new phenomenon, or are previously hidden communities simply coming out into the open?
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Fortunately it has changed direction and is beginning to head back out into the open Atlantic.
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If it's time to deal with issues, the eclipse will shuttle them out into the open.
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In fact, sometimes his contempt for his working-class base comes right out into the open.
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Tensions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim have broken out into the open in recent days.
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"These issues are coming out into the open and being discussed and that is good," Berkowitz.
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It creates an interesting problem for the Secret Service if Pence ventures out into the open.
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It's time to bring out into the open the conversation about where Silicon Valley gets its money.
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Crazyhead is just dragging that dynamic out into the open and refusing to let it be subliminal.
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That private disagreement spilled out into the open around the same time as Trump's Tuesday comments. Gen.
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Mueller's Russia probe breaks out into the open How the Russia probe closed in on Paul Manafort
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Go deeper: Mueller's probe breaks out into the open and Every Trump associate who testified before Congress.
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Quickly Eepersip made her way out into the open; and everything looked twice as lovely as before.
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Besides, just how many of these people can really be left to coax out into the open?
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Indeed, the NSA just had a surreptitious tool to bypass hardware security leak out into the open.
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But THR brought it out into the open by revealing that an NYT story might be imminent.
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But it did finally bring out into the open the "ism" that dare not speak its name.
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And to judge from the preview for next week, Singer brings all their differences out into the open.
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Or as if its existence has been widely unknown until his tapes spilled them out into the open.
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Donald Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail in 22017 seemed to bring those divisions out into the open.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse workforce spilled out into the open.
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The first was the confrontation with Stan, where the series' great secret finally comes out into the open.
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In any case, one way or another, all your secrets will come out into the open this month.
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That evening, out of sight of journalists, the Thai Navy pushed the boat back out into the open sea.
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Hunters in Texas can legally pump gasoline into snake dens to flush them out into the open for capture.
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But the true path to a loving connection is battling those things and bringing them out into the open.
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Meetings expected to take place on Monday and Tuesday are likely to force those issues out into the open.
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After the report's release, tensions in the department that had been building for months spilled out into the open.
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Amid a rapid escalation of regional tensions, the strikes have thrust a simmering shadow war out into the open.
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The frustrations of Republican leadership and ideological purists have spilled out into the open in the past few days.
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On Wednesday, however, tensions between the Justice Department and executives at the two companies spilled out into the open.
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Recently, the heated debate around Google's efforts to create a more diverse work force spilled out into the open.
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And this has been seen by others as a green light to bring their hatred out into the open.
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On Tuesday, tensions between Trump and Pelosi spilled out into the open at Trump's third State of the Union address.
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"The Russian Federation didn't help us in providing us the information we brought out into the open today," Westerbeke said.
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When orgasmic birth comes out into the open, discussions can swiftly move to the vicious, judgmental end of the spectrum.
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But to let that difference in approach spill out into the open would have played right into North Korea's hands.
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Not every conflict is best brought out into the open, where the strength or weakness of either side is unmistakable.
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That delay could potentially buy Democrats more time to let additional damaging information about Trump spill out into the open.
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It's not a preachy series, but there's a message under the surface, and the politics occasionally burst out into the open.
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Last year, that worry spilled out into the open as Sinhalese mobs attacked dozens of Muslim businesses and even a mosque.
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As the PMDB's 13-year alliance with the PT began falling apart, Mr Temer's closet liberalism came out into the open.
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And as I've already mentioned, we are indeed seeing a lot of right-wing anti-Semitism breaking out into the open.
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Once feeling makes it out into the open, no disguises, the scholar appears to gain the upper hand: decorum overrides passion.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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In bringing it out into the open, both on television and in life, progress is being made to give women more empowerment.
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The good news is that this behavior used to happen behind closed doors, and now it's being dragged out into the open.
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The bad blood between the two on the campaign trail spilled out into the open on Thursday for Democratic voters to see.
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That's why they're eager for the federal government to release a legalization framework that might finally bring everyone out into the open.
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And after months of relatively restrained disagreement between the committee and Google, Facebook, and Twitter, the conflict spilled out into the open.
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Long-rumored abuses perpetrated by famous men — among them Bill Cosby and Canadian broadcast personality Jian Ghomeshi — were pushed out into the open.
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Last Halloween, the moon appeared in dreamy Pisces, coaxing our imaginations out into the open (manifesting, no doubt, in your stunningly inventive costume).
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Many problems at home can be resolved by bringing them out into the open, especially if you light them up with Leonine optimism.
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The Democratic feud over the bill spilled out into the open during a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Thursday, where Warren and Sen.
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Other days were spent following Jankowski's advice to get out into the open air, to change his scenery, to lose himself a little.
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I think if he can get out into the open, with plenty of warm clothes, he may be cured partially of his ailment.
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President Trump has done a very effective job of bringing out into the open how deep and alive racism still is in America.
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As the evening unfolded, the party began to creep out into the open — or at least to the steakhouse adjacent to the lobby.
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Nonetheless, Archbishop Viganò's extraordinary 11-page letter, filled with personal attacks, has brought simmering ideological differences among American Catholics out into the open.
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I saw all the symptoms of racism, anti-Semitism, and hate coming out into the open like a cancer destroying the body it infects.
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But I had to get this astonishingly wrong beginning out into the open, because boy is this a bad start for the FCC's agenda.
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That ban ended a four-year period of decriminalization that had helped bring homosexuality increasingly out into the open in a deeply conservative society.
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This week, two disastrous new processor vulnerabilities spilled out into the open — and the tech world is still coming to terms with the damage.
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Because then all the little critters will run away from the fire and out into the open, where the birds can snatch them up.
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Any family history or secrets, or general peculiarities that you would prefer not to share with your partner may come out into the open.
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It's tempting to argue that it's some kind of turf war between officials representing differing agencies, or personality conflicts bursting out into the open.
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O'Rourke on Thursday night said "the racism that had long been a part of America" was brought out into the open in El Paso.
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Lure sexism out into the open — like Clinton did in tonight's debate — and you could be accused of acting manipulatively, deliberately provoking bad behavior.
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They were brought out into the open once again Wednesday night when the Houston Rockets waxed the Knicks, 333-99, at Madison Square Garden.
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But as it spills out into the open in the rapidly changing landscape of American politics, the double standard is becoming difficult to defend.
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Mr. Obama was also adamant that the deliberations not spill out into the open, but that has not been the case with Mr. Trump.
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Listening to a poet read her work brings these figures and marks into more out into the open, rupturing space around the more tangible sound.
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Mulvaney could be getting it all out into the open, with an aim to minimize and normalize behavior that would once have been thought impeachable.
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All the behind-the-scenes drama has come out belatedly, after the president brought his dissatisfaction with Sessions out into the open himself on Monday.
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She had this second, secret self that she didn't know how to share with anyone, and when alone, that self came out into the open.
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Jerry Brown has signed a bill that requires social media accounts to identify when they're automated, an effort to force bots out into the open.
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Tensions between President Trump and the civil service have spilled out into the open as the bureaucracy's career employees publicly clash with their chief executive.
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Omri volunteers to venture out into the open to activate the device, transferring the location of the kidnapped general to C-3PO before it dies.
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In Charlottesville, the white supremacists' long-held hatred of Jews and their perceived control of the levers of power, also came out into the open.
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Raw Republican divisions burst out into the open more dramatically than ever before on Tuesday — and now GOP insiders are bracing for what comes next.
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The scope of Elliot's conflict — with not just Mr. Robot and the Dark Army but also Wellick and Angela — finally came out into the open.
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The replicating chains were caught in oily bubbles, which protected them and made replication easier; eventually, they began to venture out into the open sea.
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" He added, "I'm very encouraged that all of the lies that have been a drag on this administration are finally coming out into the open.
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"Libra bust this way out into the open," said Karen Petrou, a managing partner at Federal Financial Analytics who advises executives on coming policy shifts.
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Bryan: Jon and Dany's dance of smoldering glances and unspoken words has been anything but subtle, and this episode, things finally got out into the open.
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Jabbing the 'Crocodile' For years, the ruling Zanu-PF party has been embroiled in a bitter succession battle that has sometimes spilled out into the open.
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Nevertheless, the company has brazenly pushed facial recognition technology out into the open in a way that bigger tech companies like Facebook have so far eschewed.
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The royals met students to learn about the effect Skam had on bringing challenges teenagers face out into the open, and the role played by social media.
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Instead of scurrying into corners to avoid detection by predators, as mice normally do, these mice sauntered out into the open as if looking for a party.
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As experts have told VICE in the past , warm weather and large public gatherings invite mass shootings, as they inevitably bring potential targets out into the open.
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But Chappelle is still a comic who thrives on dissecting the dirty little secrets of American culture, the better to get them all out into the open.
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These odious sentiments would never have come to light if not for the trial's discovery process that brought so many of Uber's underhanded tactics out into the open.
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Ms. Nixon, though, seems to have rattled him, and in doing so, she is drawing his worst instincts out into the open for all New Yorkers to see.
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House Republicans' long-simmering impatience with colleagues in the conservative Freedom Caucus are spilling out into the open after the failure to pass legislation repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Frustrations have been simmering for weeks but are now spilling out into the open as Kavanaugh faces days of intense questioning by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Depending on the outcome, people like Mr. Pinto will have a chance to come out into the open or will remain, perhaps for years, in a twilight underground.
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The blinged-out club — located in a former opera house that cost at least $400,000 to renovate — brought the thriving gay underground dance scene out into the open.
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The dispute spilled out into the open on Sunday when Democrats revealed that Mr. Barr was threatening to skip the session if they did not change their terms.
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Some political analysts see the campaign as internal party rivalries spilling out into the open, rather than as a bona fide project to clean up Vietnam's systemic corruption.
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Buttigieg Long-simmering tensions between Warren and Buttigieg burst out into the open in recent weeks, culminating in a back-and-forth over transparency on the campaign trail.
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What an impeachment process would do now is get the truth about who really cares about defending America and its values — and who doesn't — out into the open.
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But worries about Trump's unpredictability burst out into the open this week after the president waffled over whether the tax plan should change popular 401(k) retirement accounts.
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But then it turns out Luthor is just using Lois being in danger to lure Superman out into the open, before revealing he's kidnapped Superman's mother as well.
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Having weakened from a hurricane Friday, Tropical Storm Lane passed by Hawaii Saturday, breaking apart as it turned away from the islands and out into the open Pacific Ocean.
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He feels lucky to have been dragged out into the open, into the real world, and wonders if he shouldn't do the same for his compatriots in the cave.
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All these items lived inside a sleek gold pouch with a zipper, and were brought out into the open when she was doing her homework at the kitchen table.
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The note comes after a New York Times report detailing Tudor Jones' communications with Weinstein in October just as shocking sexual abuse accusations were coming out into the open.
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More from the Financial Times:The internet of things: industry's digital revolutionBrexit set to blow hole in common EU budget, Brussels warnsCabinet tension on Brexit breaks out into the open
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Apple has released a new, easier-to-learn language, Swift; developed a revenue-sharing model for subscription apps, and moved more of its software research out into the open.
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After being good friends for a number of years, this musical couple brought their relationship out into the open when they arrived together at the Met Gala in 2018.
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But you know that things have become a mess when it pours out into the open—and in Los Angeles, the bad blood has seen the light of day.
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Facebook has since limited the amount of information an app can collect, but it's still unclear how much user data seeped out into the open when permissions were more generous.
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"Populism forces the central bank to come out into the open and to explain what it's doing," Rajan, also a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, told Reuters.
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There was a bigger, more explosive whooshing sound, like a monstrous sigh, as the air that had been going into the turbochargers was suddenly redirected out into the open air.
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But if there's powerful software at the heart of a company's biggest revenue centers, it can take a while to come out into the open, and Vespa is no different.
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The problem is that regulation alone will not change the bad behavior that occasionally breaks out into the open on Wall Street and often leads to disasters on Main Street.
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Tension between President Sirisena and his ousted prime minister, Mr. Wickremesinghe, had been building up over the past year and spilled out into the open over the last few weeks.
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As the local elections neared, the differences between the two leaders spilled out into the open, with the president frequently attacking United and accusing it of holding back his agenda.
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Atwood's best novels bring to bear a psychologist's grasp of deep, interior forces and a mad scientist's knack for conceptual experiments that can draw these forces out into the open.
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Salaries and contracts are particularly murky, as they are complex and secretive (just like in real life); it's extremely rare and powerful to see examples come out into the open.
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All the intra-conservative fights in recent months, on issues ranging from Iran to a drag queen reading hour in Sacramento, are examples of these feuds breaking out into the open.
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In separate interviews, Hunter and Mair both said they had heard supportive words from Republican politicians but that many were not ready to come out into the open against their party.
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In essence, the Steubenville trial brought out into the open something far too many women and girls around the country had experienced but didn't have a platform to talk about publicly.
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But the nastiness that has been brought out into the open by the current presidential campaign demonstrates that hatred and suspicion are more endemic than a collection of personal stories suggests.
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Now that Dolores, Maeve and the others are busting out into the open, the possibilities are exciting for them and for the show, but everyone has to live with uncertainty, too.
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I also noticed that max volume seemed somewhat limited compared to standard buds, which seems like a side effect of projecting sound out into the open, rather than directly into your ears.
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In his outsized way, he has brought out into the open a key problem with the whole reformicon agenda: To appeal to those missing white voters, a Republican politician would have to
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In the months before his death, her husband's own secret self started coming out into the open too; she could only assume this other self had been waiting inside him all along.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk called on the general prosecutor to be sacked on Thursday as wrangling over the nationalisation of the country's largest bank spilled out into the open.
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Section 85033 of the act is essentially a fig leaf behind which Facebook, Google and other online giants continue to hide long after they should have been called out into the open.
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Yesterday, the conflict between Roku and Fox spilled out into the open, with Roku emailing customers to announce that all of Fox's standalone channels would abruptly be going away on January 31st.
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So I decided to do a little digging into how other people feel about bringing horniness out into the open and how to handle this incredibly thorny, but also totally vital, topic.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Tensions between the Indian government and its central bank have spilled out into the open, raising fears that the country's fast-growing economy could be blown off course.
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Republicans increasingly worried about Obamacare plan These worries spilled out into the open during a Tuesday morning House GOP conference meeting, where members shared their unease about the upcoming budget resolution vote. Rep.
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We'd made a desperate dash together, first into a classroom and then, when the roving gunshots seemed to be getting closer, out into the open and toward the first house we could reach.
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Is it any wonder that Trump's campaign has attracted the support of racists and anti-Semites, bringing out into the open threats and insults against minorities in a tone reminiscent of the 1930s?
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Their rift mirrored that of the Democratic Party, which at the 1968 convention saw divisions between the civil rights movement and antiwar students who opposed Lyndon Johnson's war spill out into the open.
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"Everything was sort of whispers and innuendo and you wanted to try to bring it out into the open," recalled Phyllis Kirschenbaum, who volunteered for Operation Open City, a housing rights advocacy organization.
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After all, nothing much has changed, even as institutional sexual predation and violence that have long been broached via whisper networks and shielded by nondisclosure agreements are finally spilling out into the open.
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A long-running internal conflict on the set of Fox's "Lethal Weapon" spilled out into the open this week, as one star got replaced and another tweeted out his side of the story.
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It has simply forced a truth that many people have always known out into the open: The president is an opportunist willing to say or do whatever, whenever to get what he wants.
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While the US and Iran had been exchanging blows indirectly and through proxies in Iraq and Yemen, the Trump administration has brought this long-running shadow conflict with Iran out into the open.
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"They are asking people to come out into the open, but there's this mistrust," said Dennis Hunter, 43, a founder of CannaCraft who has spent his entire adult life as a marijuana farmer.
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The president and Bolton had a contentious relationship that spilled out into the open after the top aide left the administration: Trump said he fired Bolton, but Bolton clapped back saying that he resigned.
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Underneath all of these stories was a remarkably consistent framework — a local legend, known best to those who lived in its community, was slowly chased out into the open by some totem of modernity.
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In an effort to cut down on the problem, the fishermen launched an extensive extermination program—heading out into the open ocean with bait, hooks, and spears to catch and kill dozens of sharks.
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There's something else going on here, something terrible and heartbreaking, and when Whitehead at last eases it out into the open, he does it so beautifully that, reading, I found myself catching my breath.
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Your love interest might have a history, and it's better to get it out into the open so you can deal with it — especially when truth-bearer Jupiter aligns with Venus on the 10th.
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The White House is also dealing with the president's feud with Senator Bob Corker, which has raised fears for Mr. Trump's entire legislative agenda and drawn previously private Republican criticism out into the open.
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But over the past year, those conflicts have spilled out into the open as top officials within NTIA found themselves bogged down by infighting at the Commerce Department and escalating clashes with other agencies.
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But over the past year, those conflicts have spilled out into the open as top officials within NTIA found themselves bogged down by infighting at the Commerce Department and escalating clashes with other agencies.
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"At a much larger level, by coming out into the open, by visiting Israel and not Palestine, he is going to communicate the message that Israel is part of the Middle East," he said.
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The annual appropriations process is again underway and disagreements over the border wall have continued to spill out into the open, creating a point of tension as Congress works to again avert another shutdown.
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Backers of tidal lagoons say that because they stretch out into the open sea, they interfere less with shipping and bird life—though Swansea's anglers fret that the turbines would turn their salmon into pâté.
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Shifting the GOP will require more public interventions, dragging the debate out into the open, signaling to conservatives that there is a model for on-the-ground conservative climate action — that it's a live option.
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Thus, the backward-tracking structure becomes central to the series' larger themes: Here, secrets are thrust out into the open, with blood and fury, and then Smith's scripts push them back down beneath the surface.
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The controversy burst out into the open on Thursday, however, when the official Formula One website reported that the FIA had asked Ferrari to "run an extra piece of hardware" so they could monitor the system.
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Only when her husband and his father leave the house do we switch to a handheld shot of her, walking down a passageway and out into the open, toward the moorlands that are her proper habitat.
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They are close to being pulled out into the open, but every time climate advocates get dragged into science debates, these macho partisan contests of whose list of scientists is longer, they are playing conservatives' game.
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In an effort to cut down on the problem, the fishermen started hunting for the predators once a year—heading out into the open ocean with bait, hooks, and spears to catch and kill dozens of sharks.
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Here is a simple way to flush Kim's trap out into the open: Whatever is agreed to on nuclear disarmament needs to be done fast, to test Kim's intentions right away and to gain the upper hand.
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Those troops were also interrupting Iran's efforts to build a land bridge from Tehran to Beirut to tighten a noose around Israel — and their removal could help bring the Iran-Israel shadow war out into the open.
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Here along Newfoundland's treeless, surf-pounded coast, hardy men (and some women) rise before dawn and motor their boats out into the open sea in search of the birds that come to feed on small forage fish.
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The two orcas, which were released separately from the beluga whales, were "nervous" about their return to the wild and swam near to the shoreline for hours before finally heading out into the open sea, it said.
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And animosity between the two campaigns has spilled out into the open, with top aides to Biden and Harris engaging in a heated back-and-forth on social media over where their respective candidates stand on the issue.
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But I can't imagine Philip tearing away from Tuan with such naked venom and storming out into the open suburbs to halt a plan in its tracks, consequences be damned, before this exhausted season finally pushed him there.
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The balancing act, designed to appease both business and Brexiteers, is a taste of things to come for Prime Minister Theresa May, who has been unable to prevent divisions in her party repeatedly spilling out into the open.
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It sometimes seems like there's a staffer in the White House whose sole job is to make sure we don't go more than week or two without some comical bit of unethical behavior spilling out into the open.
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Sesame, meanwhile, is house-trained to use puppy pads, answers to his name, and "will do anything for a treat," which Ally uses to coax him out into the open when he's tucked away in a hiding spot.
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Further cabinet talks are expected early next year to firm up the best means of achieving May's goals - the stage of the discussion most likely to push ideological differences between "hard" and "soft" Brexiteers out into the open.
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — A fight between President Donald Trump and the Navy has spilled out into the open over a controversial case involving the Navy SEALs — and it may lead to a top Pentagon official resigning in protest.
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P.R. Kumaraswamy, a professor of international affairs at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi and the author of "India's Israel Policy," compared it to a clandestine love affair that has, at last, been brought out into the open.
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"The gloves are off," said Paul Whiteley, professor of government at the University of Essex, who noted that Mr. Hunt's taunt of cowardice had forced Mr. Johnson to come out into the open and submit himself to more interviews.
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Instagram changed its policy in 2015 to allow breastfeeding pictures after it came under fire for claiming such images fell under its "No Nudity" clause, and that was only the beginning of bringing this daily experience out into the open.
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Those problems can burst out into the open on that map in the form of a civil war, where a huge swath of your country can at once turn against you and effectively become a foreign power within your own territory.
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But his summer gig unexpectedly turned into a 49-day nightmare, after a wind storm sent his ramshackle raft out into the open ocean, leaving him stranded with a walkie-talkie, a bible, and a few fishing supplies, the Guardian reports.
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But for Warren and Buttigieg, tensions that brewed for months eventually burst out into the open — the culmination of weeks of feuding over transparency that had, until Thursday, unfolded mostly through statements to the media, proxies and thinly veiled jabs.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Rookie defensive end Christian Wilkins came in as a fullback for the team&aposs goal line package, but rather than act as a lead blocker, Wilkins broke out into the open field and looked to quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick for a pass.
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After months of his inner monologue spilling out into the open because of flickering trade rumors and persistent head-butting with the Knicks' president, Phil Jackson, Anthony receded from the spotlight once the league's trade deadline passed on Feb. 23.
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Over the course of a few hours, the dispute over intelligence sharing began to spill out into the open, turning a relatively benign budget hearing into a debate over a potentially crucial shift in US policy over missile proliferation in the Middle East.
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"And that's been one of the reasons why I've been doing cinema - to speak of women in a certain way - and personally speaking I'm very happy that some things have finally been brought out into the open, definitively I hope," she added.
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"We have to come out into the open and stop being ashamed, or else people will go on treating us as freaks," Michael Brown, a founder of the Gay Liberation Front, said to the New York Times before the first LGBTQ+ Pride parade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An internal dispute among Donald Trump's advisers broke out into the open on Sunday when his campaign manager warned that the president-elect could face an intense backlash from supporters if he chose Mitt Romney to be his secretary of state.
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China's second-quarter GDP growth was the slowest year-on-year increase for a quarter in at least 27 years.. "A downward shift in China's potential growth rate means that the debt deflation problem could come out into the open," Matsuzawa said.
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"We have to come out into the open and stop being ashamed, or else people will go on treating us as freaks," Michael Brown, a young activist and a founder of the Gay Liberation Front, said on that day 46 years ago.
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But when what had been a stealth increase in U.S. rates over several months suddenly broke out into the open in the last week, investors were jolted awake to a new reality: stocks are no longer the only solution for finding yield.
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Last week's heart attack, which Sanders' campaign disclosed nearly three days after announcing he'd been hospitalized and received two stents to address a blockage in an artery, has thrust concerns about the age of Democrats' top presidential contenders out into the open.
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As lawmakers work to advance spending bills ahead of the end of the fiscal year on September 30, tensions between Democrats and Republicans have spilled out into the open, including on the ever-contentious subject of funding for Trump's long-promised border wall.
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We went to Arizona to pay our respects to Bill, but also to drive further out into the open desert, between Arizona and New Mexico, to get some space and to brace ourselves for what was on the horizon: A second round of IVF.
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The frustration spilled out into the open on the floor of the general session, when DNC members voted to drastically scale back the superdelegate system, which used to grant about 700 party leaders their own delegate to award to the presidential candidate of their choosing.
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But once she moves to the present, Making History is forced to keep coming up with weird ideas for why she doesn't, say, leave Dan's house, because the series knows that the instant it follows her out into the open, that's where the story is.
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They are watching their effort to make good on a vow to repeal and replace Obamacare flounder in the Senate, and the typical behind the scenes fiscal fights over legislation to fund the government and get tax reform done are breaking out into the open.
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Written and directed by Unity's Veselin Efremov, along with various in-house animation, VFX, and character and production design talent, Adam tells the story of an enslaved robot who walks out into the open air and into freedom—or maybe a new type of enslavement.
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Yoga even began to come out into the open, with sessions held in public parks, where some teachers made mild comparisons between yogic meditation and Islamic reflection, or the poses in a simple sun salutation and the positions taken in salat, a ritual Islamic prayer.
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The Obama administration brought this issue out into the open in 2015 during its investigation of policing in the racially troubled city of Ferguson, Mo., which exploded in violence in 2014 after a police officer shot and killed a black teenager named Michael Brown.
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In Mishra's view, Voltaire—whose long life stretched from 1694 to 1778—was the hyper-rationalist philosophe who brought hostility to religion out into the open in eighteenth-century France, and practiced a callow élitist progressivism that produced Rousseau's romantic search for old-fashioned community.
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For now, there is optimism on Capitol Hill that a shutdown can be averted, but as lawmakers work on the appropriations process ahead of the end of the fiscal year on September 30, tensions between Democrats and Republicans are spilling out into the open.
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The infighting that has broken out into the open, of course, was widely denied by all at Uber to reporters — who wrote about it anyway — in soothing, nothing-to-see-here terms about how everyone was getting along and that the system was functioning smoothly.
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And when my youngest brother Tommy graduated from high school this past May, I was united with that moment I'd seen so many times in my mind: when every anxiety and worry wrapped in a box of masked truth could be carried out into the open.
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Still, a segment of the internet left's obsession with victimhood—from the fetishization of mental illness to the Everyday Feminism-style declaration that using phrases like "Fuck you!" perpetuates rape culture—has trickled out into the open, manifesting itself on both social media and college campuses.
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Clearly, the gang at Winterfell should have a plan to take down the Night King that's stronger than "Maybe Bran can lure him out into the open?" because my guess is the Night King has thought about his own plan for more than a few seconds.
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The internal debate spilled out into the open last week when the Democratic National Committee (DNC) faced a firestorm of criticism from women's rights groups for inviting a Nebraska mayoral candidate who supported an anti-abortion measure in the past to a Democratic unity tour event.
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That scrutiny spilled out into the open last week when Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee released a contentious memo alleging that senior FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) officials misused their authority to obtain a secret surveillance warrant on Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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But the divide within the agency spilled out into the open at their latest public meeting with three GOP commissioners saying they want to follow the FEC's current enforcement procedures and avoid acting "prematurely" while multiple government agencies still have ongoing investigations into 2016 election interference.
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Fossil fuel money A key fight between Sanders and Clinton spilled out into the open with the recent release of a video showing Clinton angrily responding to a climate activist who accused her of accepting "fossil fuel money" while the candidate shook hands with supporters after an event.
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But Mr Trump, whose Air Force One plane took a rare direct route from Riyadh to Tel Aviv, is eager to bring the secret partners out into the open as part of the grand alliance he had outlined a day earlier to an assembly of Sunni Muslim leaders.
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He deflected the Republicans' diversionary attacks with a toothy, playful grin, and when he spoke his right hand would grasp the air for emphasis, as if he were seizing the palpable point he wanted to drag out into the open, before sharpening into a jab of his index finger.
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Not only does this throw a wrench in the Starks' plan to use Bran to lure the Night King out into the open, but it would, as another user pointed out, be an easy way for the Night King to destroy the one thing the humans are fighting for: the throne.
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Mr. Crump's film, though, is mostly concerned with a group of American artists who, in the early 1960s, began not just working with natural materials for their pieces but also went out into the open, sometimes arid, spaces in North America to mold or scar, or both, the land itself.
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I'm bringing my experience with these objects out into the open, shame included, because Dr. Pilgrim has convinced me that they not only carry with them both pain and responsibility, but also that there's value in talking about them – their origin stories, their significance, and how different people interpret their messages.
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LONDON — It's been called the "scallop war" — a simmering rivalry that spilled out into the open again this week when French and British vessels clashed in the English Channel, French fishermen tossed what appeared to be smoke bombs at their rivals, and the British called on the Royal Navy for protection.
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The "Blue Lives Matter" culture war paralleled an internal fight that had often burst out into the open over Obama's immigration policy, between Department of Homeland Security leadership trying to set "priorities" for which unauthorized immigrants to apprehend and immigration enforcement unions that felt bureaucrats were preventing them from doing their job.
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The unflattering details of a rapidly deteriorating relationship between the President and the Senate majority leader spilled out into the open this month -- an angry phone call that devolved into a screaming match; a refusal to speak to one another since that heated conversation; and a steady exchange of hardly subtle snubs.
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" He added: "We work with the family to get their conflicts out into the open, so that everybody can see that their problem isn't that they have a little girl who won't eat, but that the family is enmeshed — they are all into each other's lives so much that the system simply can't work.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats running across the country find themselves at odds with each other just a week ahead of the first primary elections, as divisions between the progressive and establishment wings spill out into the open and attempts to winnow down one of the largest fields of candidates in recent memory creates a headache for the national party.
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Squads begin facing off against regular troops, genetically modified humans with standard rifles and the right number of arms and legs, but they're soon joined by Mutons — 9-foot-tall alien ogres that can kill one of your soldiers in one punch — and worse: Vipers are humanoid snakes with prehensile tongues that can drag your team members out into the open.
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Most politicians would look at a litany like this and conclude that Sessions would be a liability for the administration going forward — that he should try to bring everything out into the open, dispel the cloud of innuendo hanging over him, and try to help move attention back to the president's agenda rather than the scandal that threatens to eat his presidency.
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Simmering tensions between the two burst out into the open this month amid a back-and-forth over transparency; he demanded that she release her tax returns from her time as a legal consultant, while she pressed him to open his private fundraisers to the press and disclose his past clients during his tenure at the global consultancy McKinsey & Company.
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When the princess died following a car crash in Paris in August 1997, Charles' plans to bring Camilla, with whom he had a relationship before and during his marriage to Diana, out into the open via a series of charity events had to be canceled as the mourning population would not have appreciated the woman dubbed by Diana as the "third person" in her marriage being pushed back into the limelight.
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HUCKABEE: And "The New York Times" tried to make this whole incident with the embassy is what caused Hamas to push people out into the open, trying to rush a border, do something that they were warned not to do, break laws, invade another country, and somehow it&aposs Israel&aposs fault that Hamas is a terrorist that used human beings as shields, that encourage people to violence?
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