He was the Supreme Court's most outspoken conservative; she is its most outspoken liberal.
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The reality is that outspoken opinion hosts tend to make outspoken, even controversial comments both on air and on social media.
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Bosworth, one of the company's most outspoken employees, has also recently emerged as an outspoken defender of Facebook through his Twitter account.
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Trump has been an outspoken (sometimes too outspoken) defender of the Second Amendment which includes a promise to remove all "gun-free zones".
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The European public is already outspoken about Trump, but now there is a more outspoken European leadership that won't paper over these divisions anymore.
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"I don't think I'm that outspoken to be honest with you, Bill," he said when asked if we would act more "outspoken" in the future.
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Outspoken support Once described as shy and reserved by a high school classmate, Muthana was fiercely outspoken in her support for jihad after joining ISIS.
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LESLIE PICKER: Now you have been outspoken about the tariffs, you've been outspoken about the shutdown, saying that neither are really what the country needs at this time.
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Ros-Lehtinen has been outspoken about her support for her son, Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, and is one of the most outspoken advocates for the LGBT community on Capitol Hill.
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"Frank was outspoken, and Trump is certainly outspoken," said Michael Cibik, a Republican who ran for City Council while Mr. Rizzo was running for re-election in the 1980s.
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" Actress Marlee Matlin called Duke "brave, outspoken & humanitarian.
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Attiah has been an outspoken advocate for press freedom after Khashoggi, an opinion writer for The Post and an outspoken critic of the Saudi royal court, was killed in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
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But he eventually recovered his footing and remained an outspoken force on immigration and the military — and an outspoken opponent of the Obama administration on a variety of domestic and foreign affairs issues.
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I've always been an outspoken extrovert, even with my stutter.
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Ed Asner continues to remain outspoken about his political views.
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Mortensen was an outspoken supporter of Trump's candidacy in 2016.
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You never know what could happen when you are outspoken.
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She continued to be outspoken upon her arrival in Washington.
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Then, Goldberg unfavorably compares the outspoken white supremacist to Trump.
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But Hollywood has been outspoken against Georgia's newly signed law.
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C., has been outspoken in his criticism of President Trump.
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Conservative Republicans, in particular, have been outspoken in their criticism.
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Since leaving office Brennan has been extremely outspoken against Trump.
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Associates describe Fertitta as jovial, versatile, inquisitive — and usually outspoken.
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Kerr has been an outspoken critic of the Trump administration.
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She's an outspoken critic of Donald Trump and an activist.
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Yameen Rasheed, an outspoken blogger in the Maldives, was murdered.
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He has been targeted for his advocacy and outspoken views.
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Dana White, UFC's outspoken president, will remain in his post.
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Germany's mainstream parties have been outspoken critics of Turkey's crackdown.
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The polarizing journalist is known for his outspoken conservative views.
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She is outspoken and quick to make any audience laugh.
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Kay Ivey, the Republican governor, has been an outspoken advocate.
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Grande has been outspoken about her grief over Miller's death.
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Not only the outspoken protestors, but also the silent allies.
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Watson was an outspoken opponent of the invasive Fappening leaks.
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As can be imagined, Batali's critics were outspoken on Twitter.
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Can he be more articulate, more outspoken on this issue?
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Anderson was among the most outspoken U.S. airline industry leaders.
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We're good friends also, and everyone is very much outspoken.
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His company has been outspoken against Trump's immigration executive order.
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"Girls" star Lena Dunham was one of the most outspoken.
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Tlaib and Omar have been outspoken critics of Israel's government.
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Nashville star Hayden Panettiere is one of the most outspoken.
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"I love him because he's outspoken," Graham told TMZ Sports.
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A lot of these women are really strong and outspoken.
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He is known for being outspoken and at times, controversial.
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Cook has been outspoken about climate change in the past.
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Outspoken figures like Ava DuVernay and Janelle Monae will attend.
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YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic
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Women and girls need to be strong, outspoken, and funny.
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Her outspoken nature has changed the conversation surrounding LGBTQ rights.
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The other three witnesses are not particularly outspoken on climate.
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You've been very outspoken about these things in the past.
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Below, some of the most outspoken reactions to the news.
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Irreverent rapper Nicki Minaj and outspoken reality star Farrah Abraham.
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Law enforcement certainly appreciates the outspoken support from public officials.
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Ruth Bader Ginsberg for being strong, funny, outspoken, and irreverent.
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I've been an outspoken odd girl out my entire life.
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She's outspoken and emphatic about her role within the industry.
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He has long been an outspoken critic of the President.
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Claire Boucher, known for being outspoken about her progressive politics.
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Mr. de Waal is an outspoken supporter of open borders.
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She has remained an outspoken supporter of the president since.
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Shanann's family has been outspoken in their criticism of Chris.
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Apple was an outspoken critic of Trump's initial travel ban.
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Jeff Flake, one of the President's most outspoken Republican critics.
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Johnson has been particularly outspoken in his condemnation of Corbyn.
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He is an outspoken and consistent proponent of all four.
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Outspoken Trump opponents downplayed the burst of endorsements on Thursday.
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The division over Tebow was compounded by his outspoken Christianity.
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For better and for worse, Elon Musk is more outspoken.
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Dijsselbloem has been in trouble previously for his outspoken comments.
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Trump has been outspoken on the issue in recent weeks.
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Mr. Downey has been outspoken about his belief that Money.
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Male astronomers are also outspoken supporters of women in astronomy.
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Outspoken Trump critic and the namesake of the bill, Sen.
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Mexico was once among the most outspoken critics of Maduro.
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Q. Ma started out as an outspoken, slightly goofy businessman.
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Barr, like Lahren and Hannity, is an outspoken Trump supporter.
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For the outspoken comedian, it meant a lot to her.
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Demo Lovato is an outspoken ally to the LGBTQ community.
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For a pollero, Daniel was uncharacteristically outspoken about the business.
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Ranallo has been outspoken about his battles with bipolar disorder.
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Murray has become an outspoken figure in the energy world.
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Michael T. Flynn, known for his outspoken antipathy toward Muslims.
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Ecclestone, 86, is famous for outspoken media interviews during negotiations.
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Sherry is now an outspoken advocate for ovarian cancer awareness.
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Nunes is one of Trump's most outspoken defenders in Congress.
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Mr. Diehl has been an outspoken supporter of President Trump.
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My mom was a union activist and an outspoken feminist.
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Lilith in Aquarius is outspoken and obsessed with her freedom.
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They're also standing by their more outspoken members, like Schiff.
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Aguilar was the most outspoken about his views and motivations.
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The outspoken fighter isn't afraid to show off his riches.
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So where does all this leave the outspoken Ms. Thomas?
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Brennan has been an outspoken critic of Trump for months.
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SR I've always been outspoken, so I've felt listened to.
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Some judges have been outspoken about unfair use of fines.
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The Silicon Valley ranks tend to be outspoken and — surprise!
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Mr. Whitaker has been an outspoken critic of that investigation.
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Complicating her legacy, she was also an outspoken white supremacist.
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He has been outspoken in his love for the area.
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He opposed it, though an outspoken abolitionist he was not.
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She wasn't the only outspoken critic of the Hindu right.
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WM: And has been very quietly — I wouldn't even, outspoken?
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They were outspoken about their preference for women, he said.
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On Saturday, one of its most outspoken priests, the Rev.
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Trump has forced all of us to be more outspoken.
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He rides with UAE Team Emirates and has been outspoken.
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Sanders has been an outspoken critic of pharmaceutical companies' pricing.
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At Expedia, Mr. Khosrowshahi has been an outspoken chief executive.
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The federal government's official Twitter account has been more outspoken.
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Coates was an outspoken critic of the Iran nuclear deal.
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The Illinois Democrat has been an outspoken immigration reform advocate.
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Mark Meadows, one of the president's most outspoken congressional defenders.
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Scaramucci has been an outspoken critic of Trump for months.
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From his early days he was brash and outspoken; 5.
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Ms. Rice was one of Ms. Pelosi's most outspoken critics.
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As Critical Reviews editor, McClellan has been outspoken against regulation.
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"Basketball players are very outspoken about their opinions," he said.
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Mr. Pompeo was the most outspoken House member against Mrs.
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The prince has also been outspoken in the international arena.
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They describe their transformation from quiet pupil to outspoken activist.
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And she is mixed race, and outspoken about her identity.
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Long was the most outspoken about his frustration at work.
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Erin Leavy's been outspoken, Sundar [Pichai] to a certain extent.
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Barry Crimmins, an outspoken comedian who, as a result of his own traumatic experiences in childhood, also became an outspoken opponent of child pornography and internet services that enable it, died on Wednesday in Syracuse.
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Anybody can be a great leader, but many times men are more outspoken and arrogant than women and many people perceive outspoken and confident individuals as leaders since they are usually the first to speak.
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Teigen and Legend have been outspoken critics of President Donald Trump.
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The outspoken leader has given shifting responses to the ICC probe.
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Hollywood has been particularly outspoken in its opposition to the bill.
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Off the field, Tebow has been outspoken about his religious beliefs.
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Trump has been an outspoken critic of NATO throughout the campaign.
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They tend to hate women who are outspoken, among other things.
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You've been outspoken about Trump's immigration policies, including H-1B visas.
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Instead, Democrats are poised to nominate an outspoken liberal, former ACLU
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Teigen has long been an outspoken admirer of Chef David Chang.
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Kobach became a national figure for his outspoken support of Trump.
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On Saturday, messenger Mercury sails into outspoken Sagittarius until December 2.
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He's also been an outspoken critic of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Heard has been an outspoken anti-ICE advocate for some time.
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Do you see much more on the national scene, outspoken, or ...?
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Halftime performer Lady Gaga has been an outspoken critic of Trump.
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He's perhaps unknown outside technology circles but is an outspoken figure.
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Phil Bredesen, a Democrat who has been outspoken against family separations.
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That outspoken quality, however, has caused her to experience some backlash.
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At worst, outspoken employees were silenced through intimidation or job termination.
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Eubanks has been outspoken about her parenting style on social media.
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You've been outspoken on Twitter about your dislike for Donald Trump.
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In Mayberry, Chvrches have an exceptionally outspoken and charismatic lead singer.
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He was probably the most outspoken Republican critic of Mr Trump.
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Cardinal Burke, an arch-conservative, is the pope's most outspoken critic.
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Jack Ma has been an outspoken critic of the trade war.
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Most of the faces of the tech companies are outspoken liberals.
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Thiel is an outspoken libertarian and prominently supported President Trump's campaign.
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Cain, like Trump, is an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve.
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Thiel is also outspoken in his views on politics and society.
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Instead she fraternises with an outspoken imam and his radical deputy.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who is an outspoken Trump detractor.
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But Omar is also an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump.
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Yet he's also been outspoken about his own mental health experiences.
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He has remained outspoken—and is now facing renewed legal threats.
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Shapiro is also outspoken about the current furor over Network Neutrality.
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However, Trump has also been outspoken against several existing trade policies.
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He confessed to killing her because of her outspoken presence online.
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Cuban has been an outspoken critic of GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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Trump's been pretty outspoken about the possibility of unfair moderators. Why?
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David Orr, the outspoken Cook County clerk, recently endorsed Mr Kaegi.
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A few former watchdogs and some outspoken academics aren't so sure.
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" The outspoken New Yorker seemed uncharacteristically overwhelmed by the win. "Ooh.
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Even Prince's less explicitly outspoken tracks were imbued with multiple narratives.
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Since then, he has become an outspoken activist against police violence.
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Icahn has been an outspoken critic of how the program operates.
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Midwives and nurses have been outspoken advocates for better, humanistic language.
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"My mom was a strong woman, opinionated and outspoken," says Richards.
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All of the women have been outspoken about Trump's immigration policies.
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Men are expected to be more outspoken and aggressive than women.
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The mother has since become an outspoken critic of the group.
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Mr. Akaka was an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq.
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Today, she's an outspoken advocate for many causes, including women's rights.
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Jackson Lee has been an outspoken critic of the Trump administration.
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He's been even more outspoken against the plan than conservative Sens.
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In addition to being an atheist, O'Hair was an outspoken feminist.
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These days, Katy Perry is known for being outspoken about politics.
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Shkreli is an outspoken fan of President Donald Trump, a Republican.
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That seems unlikely given how outspoken much of the press remains.
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But she was an outspoken woman trying to own her sexuality.
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The mayor, famously outspoken, has been quiet throughout the presidential campaign.
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What if you had told them they shouldn't be so outspoken?
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One of Sisi's more outspoken supporters within the U.S. Congress, Rep.
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Friday also features the annual full moon in outspoken, worldly Sagittarius.
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Back home, however, Arpaio's outspoken views got him into political trouble.
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He's without question the most outspoken liberal Catholic in the media.
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United States impractical, in contrast to Lincoln, who became an outspoken
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Hawley has been outspoken in his criticism of Silicon Valley lately.
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Perry has been an outspoken and fervent supporter of Clinton's campaign.
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Schrems has been an outspoken critic of internet giants' privacy practices.
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He was also an outspoken critic of an increasingly ruthless regime.
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He is now an outspoken advocate for a better justice system.
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Brennan has been outspoken against Trump, regularly eviscerating him on Twitter.
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French President Emmanuel Macron became one of Bolsonaro's most outspoken critics.
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Warren, an outspoken critic of Trump, quickly launched a multitweet attack. .
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Since his release, Mill has been outspoken on criminal justice issues.
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Ayatollah Qassim has been an outspoken critic of the government's tactics.
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Laura Bush, the former first lady, has never been particularly outspoken.
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The outspoken billionaire's actions were not without support Thursday morning, however.
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They were Quakers, slaves, people with criminal backgrounds, or outspoken women.
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They've lived with the uncertainty of one outspoken leader for decades.
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The outspoken billionaire commands 2900 percent voter support, edging past Sen.
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The lawsuits from Murray, the outspoken CEO of Murray Energy Corp.
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THE PRESIDENT WAS OUTSPOKEN AGAINST THIS TRANSACTION FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.
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Paul, an outspoken Trump loyalist in the Senate, went after Sen.
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Nienstedt, a conservative and an outspoken critic of same-sex marriage,
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On trade:Sanford has been outspoken against Trump's trade war with China.
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Kim is an outspoken supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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On the other side of the aisle, outspoken tech critic Sen.
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And the GOP's most prominent and outspoken centrist voices — including Reps.
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Outspoken leadership -- in politics, media, and other sectors -- is also essential.
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Mr. Bartlett was an outspoken supporter of Mr. Trump for months.
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Moore is known as an outspoken defender of conservative social values.
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The Dallas Mavericks owner has been an outspoken critic of Trump.
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Moon has been an outspoken advocate for engagement with North Korea.
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A bright, beautiful, talented actress, and a strong, witty, outspoken woman.
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And the GOP's most prominent and outspoken moderate voices — including Reps.
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Like Nelson, he has been an outspoken advocate for athletes' rights.
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The $230 billion Shell is an outspoken supporter of LGBT communities.
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I am the most outspoken person when it comes to Tibet.
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I might be the most outspoken advocate in the Taiwanese Parliament.
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That's what she's interested in and she's very outspoken about it.
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Amber Rose is a powerful, outspoken woman — there's no denying that.
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In the 1950s, black musical artists were outspoken about their oppression.
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You sacrificed a bit of your soul for being ignorantly outspoken.
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The outspoken Scientology critic celebrated her new gig on social media.
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Both are outspoken East Coasters who have been described as bullies.
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But this move has infuriated Trump's most outspoken anti-immigrant supporters.
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Some of Congress' most outspoken climate deniers held onto their seats.
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"You can laugh at him," Matthews quipped of the outspoken billionaire.
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Jim Inhofe, an Oklahoma Republican who's an outspoken climate change skeptic.
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John I. Jenkins, the president of Notre Dame — are outspoken supporters.
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But over the past few years, she has been more outspoken.
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Thread also has an atmosphere of intense intimacy and outspoken love.
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Interestingly, two centuries ago, German law was outspoken on intersexual people.
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But he's also become an outspoken advocate of the #MeToo movement.
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He was also outspoken about the show's lack of black women.
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The former foreign minister is May's most outspoken critic over Brexit.
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You have been outspoken about the inequities in the film industry.
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Obama, Ms. Ross is an outspoken advocate for women and girls.
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I always thought that I'd be someone who was super outspoken.
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Dalia Grybauskaite, the outspoken president of Lithuania, favors patience with Britain.
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Senior members of her new party have been more outspoken, though.
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Mr. Brudzinski is known as a fighter, outspoken and frequently crass.
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Since then, she has been an outspoken critic of the president.
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Many C.E.O.s have become outspoken on politics during Donald Trump's presidency.
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Further clouding any action is Mr. Trump's outspoken animosity toward CNN.
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Both Legend and Teigen have been outspoken critics of the president.
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Still, one of his most outspoken supporters, South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Former officials are more outspoken — and more willing to be quoted.
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Mr. Schneiderman had been outspoken about women's issues throughout his career.
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I'm not going to abandon because of a few outspoken people.
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De Niro has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump.
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McCain has been one of the administration's most outspoken Republican critics.
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Following that incident, Hara became an outspoken advocate against online bullying.
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Trump also prompted fierce backlash from Democrats — and outspoken critic Sen.
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The outspoken pop star broached politics, but kept it non-committal.
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Few are as outspoken as Steve Kerr, the Warriors' head coach.
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Matt Gaetz, one of Trump's most outspoken allies on Capitol Hill.
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But the once-outspoken Mr. Sessions was uncharacteristically quiet on Friday.
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Benioff is known to be outspoken on social and environmental issues.
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Markey has been one of Pai's most outspoken opponents in Congress.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), an outspoken critic of past trade deals.
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Mr. Orekh is an outspoken critic of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Jeff Flake, an outspoken Trump critic who's not seeking re-election.
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His outspoken online persona works; it's helped him get big jobs.
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Key U.S. regional partners are also increasingly outspoken on this issue.
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I became less outspoken about changing the name of Calhoun College.
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Even the most outspoken opponents of the original agreement, like Sen.
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Both have become outspoken Trump critics on cable news and Twitter.
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FirstEnergy was one of the most outspoken supporters of Perry's plan.
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She's become an outspoken critic of her former employer, Fox News.
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She's outspoken about her diagnosis, especially with the students she mentors.
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He has been outspoken about the Russian-backed government of Syria.
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Graham especially has been outspoken about his horror at Trump's ascension.
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"Make Kanye Kanye Again," Milano said of the outspoken Trump supporter.
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But on these issues, the two candidates have both been outspoken.
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Instead, a new generation of outspoken Democrats such as Massachusetts Sen.
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Ali was keenly aware of injustice and fearlessly outspoken about it.
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Others prominent Republicans were outspoken in their discomfort, without naming Trump.
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Le Guin was just as outspoken and unforgiving in her feminism.
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"Look at their regime," says Mhamed Khadad, Polisario's outspoken liaison to MINURSO.
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Over the weekend, Brown met with another outspoken Trump supporter -- Kanye West.
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I mean she was just so instantly ingratiating and funny and outspoken.
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Wayne was an outspoken defender of white identity politics, as is Trump.
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High energy and outspoken, Charney was an unconventional CEO in every way.
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"I'm not politically outspoken but it's in my work," Hogg told Reuters.
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Motherhood hasn't made the notoriously outspoken Good American creator any less candid.
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It is not just outspoken Poland and Hungary who fret at fragmentation.
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And more recently, they've become more outspoken supporters of the welfare state.
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Perhaps border adjustment's most outspoken Senate critic is Georgia Republican David Perdue.
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Markey was joined by other outspoken Democratic supporters of net neutrality: Sens.
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Since then, Gomez has been outspoken about its effect on her body.
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This isn't the first time Thompson has been outspoken about social issues.
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Speakers were encouraged to be outspoken, almost to the point of satire.
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All four of the singers are considered outspoken advocates of gun control.
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Mahathir and some of his cabinet have been outspoken about the case.
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You're known for being outspoken, and your passionate clips often go viral.
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Do you ever worry about being too outspoken, or crossing any boundaries?
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Bourdain was one of the most outspoken celebrities about the #MeToo era.
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Karp is still outspoken on other issues that matter to him, however.
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He is also one of its most outspoken advocates on social issues.
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He was as aggressive and outspoken as I am reserved and cautious.
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Cook has been an outspoken CEO, personally defending equality and civil rights.
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Take the lead in love and be more outspoken about your desires.
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The title is fitting, given Cardi's outspoken distress at the media's prying.
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Left has been outspoken about his short position or bet against Mallinckrodt.
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Following this incident, I became an outspoken critic of Marquis-Boire's behavior.
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Midler has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump on Twitter.
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But his ministers have repeatedly sought to soften his more outspoken remarks.
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Voters there recently elected the unpredictable and outspoken Rodrigo Duterte as president.
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Scary was one of the first outspoken Black feminist icons we knew.
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Fiorina has also been one of the most outspoken candidates against abortion.
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Mourao is the most outspoken of the former generals in Brazil's government.
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She's been an outspoken advocate on issues of piracy and fair pay.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump teased the appearance of outspoken Maine Gov.
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Calhoun was an outspoken advocate for slavery and a noted white supremacist.
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But his unapologetic, outspoken politics made him a figure of tremendous significance.
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Kidder was also fearlessly outspoken as a pro-environment, anti-war activist.
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Being outspoken and comfortable—that, to me, is a good role model.
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It is also getting more outspoken on subjects like high executive pay.
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Meghan is biracial and has been outspoken about her experiences with racism.
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We'll all be quite outspoken during Aries Season — but know your audience.
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Finicum shooting Finicum was an outspoken protester and a father of 11.
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Adams is an anesthesiologist who has been outspoken against the opioid epidemic.
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Eco was an outspoken critic of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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Bridenstine will also be controversial because he's been outspoken against LGBTQ rights.
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These included Darrell Scott, an outspoken Cleveland Heights pastor, Kentucky state Sen.
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"Bring it on," said Jonathan Tasini, one of Sanders' most outspoken surrogates.
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Hospitals, meanwhile, have been among the most outspoken opponents of the legislation.
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I've always tried to be an outspoken supporter of the LGBT community.
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He was outspoken and stubborn, a strict disciplinarian and brutally hard taskmaster.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics in Washington.
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Will Smith's family may be one of the most outspoken in Hollywood.
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DJ Sneak has made a reputation for his outspoken, occasionally offensive remarks.
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Lee is a lover not a fighter, but he was very outspoken.
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Some 15 of these are, like Mr Quang A, outspoken democracy activists.
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Stone is an outspoken advocate for complete disclosure of the Kennedy files.
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De Niro has been one of Hollywood's most outspoken anti-Trump critics.
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The outspoken critic of Saudi leadership was killed after entering the facility.
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Graham and McCain have been two of Trump's most outspoken GOP critics.
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Many Parkland students have become outspoken gun control advocates after the Feb.
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In real life, Nash is a bold and outspoken body acceptance activist.
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Merkley has been an outspoken critic of the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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He has been outspoken about his determination to tear down liberal democracy.
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"It's largely her doing," said the outspoken critic and curator Robert Storr.
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Coach knew that, my teammates knew that, I was outspoken about it.
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Grantham has been outspoken about his concerns over climate change for years.
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Waters has been an outspoken critic of the Trump administration, including Kelly.
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Yet you've also been outspoken about the political class' penchant for lying.
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Diaz refuses to get botox, and is very outspoken about Hollywood's ageism.
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Other conservative legal figures have been outspoken about Trump in recent weeks.
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West stirred controversy this year by becoming an outspoken supporter of Trump.
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Graham has been an outspoken defender of Trump on his social media.
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She was an outspoken opponent of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Alan Grayson, a liberal who's sometimes described as, um, outspoken, and Rep.
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Flake, in particular, had his hand forced by his outspoken Trump opposition.
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Berkeley students are known for their school pride and outspoken political activism.
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I want to be outspoken and respected, but also sexy and beautiful.
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Lara Trump has been an outspoken animal rights activist for the administration.
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This isn't the first time Gabbana has been outspoken on social media.
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Since the arrival of their daughter, Geary has been outspoken about breastfeeding.
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Mr. Binay, her closest rival, is an outspoken critic of Mr. Aquino.
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President Trump, an outspoken critic of the UN, is entering enemy territory.
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She's being very outspoken and including legal actions and things like that.
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Carmen Yulín Cruz, the outspoken mayor of San Juan, welcomed his resignation.
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Stefanik&aposs particularly outspoken anti-impeachment advocacy appears to be paying off.
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The environmental group has been outspoken against the Trump administration's environmental policies.
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"I was tried because I'm black and outspoken," Ms. Pearson told me.
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In the past, Mr. West has been an outspoken critic of politicians.
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U.S. allies who stand to be hit have been far more outspoken.
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Mr. James has been politically outspoken, particularly in regard to Mr. Trump.
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John Travolta, its star and outspoken champion, hadn't even shown up yet.
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Ms. Consolo could be brash and outspoken, which sometimes led to conflict.
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Mr. Rubio has been the most outspoken legislator on the Uighur issue.
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You've been outspoken on issues like L.G.B.T.Q. rights and tougher gun laws.
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Mr. McMaster has been an outspoken ally of the president ever since.
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Sequoia's outspoken partner Michael Moritz sits on the company's board of directors.
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Some in the party later resented Gillibrand's outspoken condemnation of her colleague.
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In addition to being a generous donor, he was an outspoken one.
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Like my father, he was an engineer and an outspoken Roman Catholic.
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Blond-haired and pudgy, Rodgers was known for his outspoken self-regard.
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An outspoken supporter of Mr. Trump, he has a similarly bellicose style.
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Willona was stylish and outspoken, but she also had a big heart.
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Willona was stylish and outspoken, but she also had a big heart.
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"They're outspoken," ventures Jehan Bseiso, a poet who is in the audience.
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Post-show, Chase was pretty outspoken about his Bachelorette experience in interviews.
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For many decades, liberals were outspoken in their alarm about illegal immigration.
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Deetz described Zobayan as outspoken, with a distinctive voice and big personality.
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"I love you man but basta," he tweeted at the outspoken billionaire.
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France is especially outspoken about avoiding agriculture in the bilateral trade talks.
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You were outspoken in your support of Colin Kaepernick's protest last year.
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Today, people still seem to struggle with black athletes who are outspoken.
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Mr. Mishra, 20143, is known for his outspoken views and flexible politics.
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Tony Stewart, the fiery and outspoken three-time champion, retired in 2016.
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Justin Amash (R-Mich.), the most outspoken of them, wrote on Twitter.
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Both consider their moves carefully but can be outspoken and make news.
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Renowned sex columnist and LGBTQ+ activist Dan Savage has always been outspoken.
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The outspoken free agent took immediate notice of the move on Monday.
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Kasich has been one of the GOP's most outspoken critics of Trump.
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Thriving on controversy Burna Boy's outspoken nature has led to some controversy.
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Steve Cohen, an outspoken Tennessean, according to sources familiar with the meeting.
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Moore has been an outspoken critic of the president since his election.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) has been an outspoken critic of Trump.
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Recently, Caruana Galizia's outspoken blog had turned its fire on opposition politicians.
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Most settlers interviewed are united in their outspoken love of the land.
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Elizabeth Warren has been outspoken with her criticism of America's wealthiest people.
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Williams has been among the most outspoken advocates of making the change.
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In all three, outspoken Republican governors clashed with Democrat-controlled legislative bodies.
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Pope Francis has long been an outspoken critic of the death penalty.
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He is an outspoken and iconoclastic jurist with a quick, irreverent wit.
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Romney is perhaps the Senate's most outspoken Republican critic of the President.
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Mr. Strimling, the mayor, has been an outspoken advocate for welcoming immigrants.
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Two progressive senators were particularly outspoken in opposing the Rubio bill: Sens.
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Her presence as an outspoken black Muslim woman has certainly been powerful.
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When I joined debate, I was outspoken, but now it's with logic.
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Niece Jenna Miscavige Hill left the church, along with other relatives, and has become an outspoken critic A number of Miscavige's relatives have left the church, but few have been so outspoken as his niece, Jenna Miscavige Hill.
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Few PrEP critics have been more outspoken than Michael Weinstein, the foundation's president.
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Hillary Clinton, however, has been an outspoken champion for women's health and rights.
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The minister has been outspoken but has not taken enough action, locals claim.
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MACCALLUM: That&aposs what the president has been very outspoken and forceful about.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk is an outspoken opponent of the fossil fuel industry.
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Sanford, an outspoken Trump critic, is facing a tight race against State Rep.
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Trump is more outspoken and improvisational and has little time for diplomatic niceties.
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The most outspoken advocate of this position is White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
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When a man does the same, he's 'outspoken' & and there are no repercussions.
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Fortuyn, an outspoken academic, shook up the Netherlands with his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Multiple critics of Putin have been outspoken in their shock at Trump's win.
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The harrowing experience inspired her to become an outspoken advocate for maternal healthcare.
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Amber Rose has a long history of being unabashedly outspoken about her life.
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When a man does the same, he's "outspoken" & and there are no repercussions.
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If Morrissey was just an outspoken lightning rod, that would be one thing.
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Among the declared Democratic candidates, Warren has been particularly outspoken about the matter.
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They've also been outspoken about regularly playing on turf and poorly maintained fields.
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Throughout his political career, he was an outspoken critic of Colombian guerrilla forces.
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Pryor has been an outspoken critic of the court's 1973 landmark Roe v.
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And sometimes, they bring tough questions that even outspoken Faris can't quite comprehend.
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When a man does the same, he's "outspoken" and there are no repercussions.
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Kranepool, 73, has been outspoken about his search for a potential kidney donor.
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Meghan's half-siblings have been outspoken since she stepped onto the royal stage.
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Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett has long been outspoken on social issues.
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Both Tortorella and Meyers have been outspoken about their sexual fluidity and polyamory.
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The outlet tends to be more outspoken in contrast to other state media.
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She's an education activist and has been outspoken about the issues with Gov.
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Skai is fairly outspoken on Twitter, so I make sure that I'm connected.
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The outspoken Turner founded CNN, the first 24-hour news network, in 1980.
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KERNEN: JAMIE, YOU'VE BEEN OUTSPOKEN ON THE REGULATORY HEADWINDS THAT YOU'VE BEEN FACING.
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By contrast, this newest group of Democratic candidates seems more outspoken and unconventional.
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He is considered an outspoken opponent of American-led efforts to ostracize Iran.
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Big artists are more outspoken on issues than they were ten years ago.
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Jennifer Lawrence, for example, has been outspoken about not having an Instagram account.
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The outspoken reality star revealed on his SiriusXM radio show Jeff Lewis Live!
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Sweeney has been outspoken about the strategy in press interviews and on Twitter.
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Like Chef Ramsay, Bourdain has long been outspoken about his issues with veganism.
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But where West was vocal and outspoken, Abloh's opinion existed more in metaphor.
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This isn't the first time the royals have been outspoken about mental health.
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Instead, he was an outspoken critic of Trump throughout his campaign and presidency.
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Eric Eldon: You're pretty outspoken about the state of startup law these days.
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To say that Prince Philip is outspoken is a bit of an understatement.
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She is an outspoken activist against mass incarceration and a violent police state.
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He remains a cultural touchstone to many for his outspoken religious views, however.
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It's also a really outspoken moment: let your somewhat controversial views be known.
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Maybe you're willing to take that heat if you're a particularly outspoken racist.
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Leila De Lima, one of Duterte's most outspoken critics, convened this week's hearings.
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Outspoken and opinionated, she is a frequent commentator on Japanese and global affairs.
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Now, Kesha — already an outspoken activist — is sharing her journey in documentary form.
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And from Tuesday through November 11, amorous Venus sails through bold, outspoken Sagittarius.
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That hasn't done much to stop Schultz, who remains outspoken about various issues.
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Here as elsewhere, the outspoken congresswoman is a favored target for gendered abuse.
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In his professional life, he has been an outspoken advocate of women's rights.
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The outspoken feminist also touches on the toxic environment surrounding the topic online.
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Their outspoken personalities make sense when you learn that their parents were televangelists.
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German politicians have been outspoken critics of Turkey's security crackdown since the coup.
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Response to the news of Wielga-Skolimowska's dismissal has been swift and outspoken.
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Yusuf has long been an outspoken critic of ISIS and Islamist terrorist groups.
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Barbara has been outspoken about her support of Planned Parenthood and women's health.
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One of the most outspoken representatives of the revolutionary camp is China Mobile.
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Kevin de León has emerged as an outspoken, progressive challenger to Democratic Sen.
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Ralston is known for being outspoken, though he is an equal opportunity offender.
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Avenatti is known for his outspoken challenge of Trump and his lavish lifestyle.
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Most recently, Trump had lunch with his primary opponent — and outspoken critic — Sen.
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The outspoken West and Adidas have been collaborating on athleticwear for a while.
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Kathleen Rice -- an outspoken Pelosi critic -- on Thursday afternoon, among them Massachusetts Rep.
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Milo is a young, outspoken gay man who cut out the media middleman.
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The outspoken activist, podcaster, and prolific tweeter is the underdog in the race.
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After Tuesday's arrests, the usually outspoken group didn't specify how many remain. Gov.
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Second, Flynn was one of the earliest and most outspoken supporters of Trump.
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Hillary Clinton was the first major-party female candidate and an outspoken feminist.
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NMG is not the only media company ridding its pages of outspoken journalists.
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As a result, several of the more outspoken ones were barred from standing.
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Are you ever concerned you'll pay a price for being honest and outspoken?
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The pushback against Pence came from outspoken critics of the shutdown like Sen.
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Should President Obama have been more outspoken during the Green Revolution in 2009?
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Reagan, who has become an outspoken Trump, has repeatedly questioned Trump's mental stability.
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Jamal Khashoggi, an outspoken critic of the Saudi government, went missing on Oct.
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As deputy finance minister, Jonas has been an outspoken critic of government graft.
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Since Heyer's death, her mother, Susan Bro, has become outspoken on her behalf.
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She's been an outspoken disability advocate and longterm fixture in Clinton's political career.
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NBC News: Democrats are publicly outspoken in opposition; Republicans' concerns are privately shared.
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She's not trying to hug the center, but running as an outspoken progressive.
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Cillizza: Lots of NBA players have been outspoken in their criticism of Trump.
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When Mr. Trump won, Mr. Sondland suddenly became an outspoken advocate for him.
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Kasich has since become one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the GOP.
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He left the Kremlin, and became an outspoken critic of the Putin government.
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He was a Washington Post columnist, and an outspoken critic of Saudi leadership.
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Flake is one of the most outspoken critics of the president in Congress.
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Both Sanders and Trump were outspoken critics of TPP during their presidential campaigns.
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Both now live in Germany and are outspoken advocates for other Yazidi survivors.
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But Trump hasn't always been this outspoken about his opinion on the race.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska, an outspoken critic of the Trump presidency, thought differently.
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He also noted an outspoken immigration activist that was also taken into custody.
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Mr. Ai said he had been detained because of his outspoken political views.
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Why is the court's quietest justice so outspoken about the court's perceived mistakes?
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Khashoggi, an outspoken critic of the Saudi government, has been missing since Oct.
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Zeman has limited policymaking power but has been outspoken on the migrant issue.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — For Ai Weiwei, the outspoken Chinese artist, the idea was irresistible.
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Mr. Koum has also been outspoken against advertising in the app in general.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been outspoken in his support of the proposal.
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James' outspoken criticism of Trump has already inspired a backlash from the president.
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Allen, an outspoken Republican, starred as a right-leaning character on the sitcom.
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You have been an outspoken opponent of our commitments all around the world.
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He also remains critical of the status quo and as outspoken as ever.
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She was powerful, outspoken, chaotic at times, but equally thoughtful, genuine, and kind.
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The outspoken talk show host addressed the relationship in a new episode yesterday.
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This, in turn, means he's a righteous and outspoken advocate for LGBTQ issues.
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Richard Sherman, the notoriously outspoken Seattle Seahawks cornerback, is back at it again.
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His outspoken love of anime is another reason why fans love the actor.
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Dr. Carlsson was an outspoken critic of fluoridating water supplies to prevent cavities.
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But when it comes to ethnic cleansing, the pope has been more outspoken.
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From what I can tell, Putin saw an outspoken critic who opposed him.
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I have been outspoken about the oversupply of capital for half a decade.
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I mean because, he is, the president is an outspoken, direct, blunt guy.
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That's the perfect example, he's much more outspoken about what he believes in.
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Kyagulanyi, 36, entered parliament last year as an outspoken critic of Museveni's government.
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And I've remained outspoken about the need to remove the box for employment.
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Mr. Sadr has been an outspoken opponent of all foreign forces in Iraq.
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But in its lawsuit, Oracle has highlighted Mr. Ubhi's outspoken enthusiasm for Amazon.
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But others are outspoken in their desire for closer ties to the Kremlin.
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Mr. Trudeau has been an outspoken proponent of women and their reproductive rights.
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He was outspoken in his praise for Mr. Putin and hostile toward NATO.
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I'm an outspoken advocate for trans women and the men who love them.
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But Mr. Glasper, an outspoken keyboardist and bandleader, has become the movement's figurehead.
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That's what Loughlin's more outspoken daughter, Olivia Jade, would like you think, anyway.
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New York (CNN Business)The outspoken CEO of online home goods retailer Overstock.
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Before long, however, Stakhanovite bosses clashed with a restive and outspoken factory floor.
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Mr. Hof was an outspoken political candidate who modeled himself after the president.
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Bob Corker, Trump will rid himself of his two most outspoken Republican detractors.
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Mitt Romney, an outspoken Trump critic, via the president's preferred mode of communication.
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Cardi B, an outspoken Trump critic, has flirted with a political bid before.
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The ambassador has been outspoken about the U.S. military presence in South Korea.
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Mr. Weinberg, 40, is among the most outspoken critics of the internet giants.
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An outspoken, highly visible activist today, Alyssa Milano considers acting her day job.
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Advocates for the Namazis have been especially outspoken about calling for their release.
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As they gained popularity in Nigeria, they were outspoken about equality for women.
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Messing was one of the Democratic presidential nominee's most outspoken high-profile supporters.
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Because of his outspoken defense of the First Amendment, Goodman was repeatedly attacked.
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Norman has a history of being outspoken about his criticism towards the president.
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Maybe it was a competitor, or maybe the owner was an outspoken Democrat.
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An outspoken critic of Iran, Fleitz has espoused hard-line views on Islam.
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Tlaib, who endorsed Sanders in October last year, has always been particularly outspoken.
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He was an outspoken critic of the use of torture to extract information.
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This time, he's skipping the drag to play the outspoken politician Bella Abzug.
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He's also been an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ rights -- remember "Streets of Philadelphia"?
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But Strozzi shared a world with some outspoken feminists who made themselves heard.
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Of the group, Flake has been the most directly outspoken against the President.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), one of the most outspoken members of the caucus.
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Simple. This soccer team is composed of skilled, hardworking, smart, talented, outspoken athletes.
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Both Jay Z and Yo Gotti are outspoken advocates of criminal justice reform.
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Leaders of the party's liberal wing have been particularly outspoken on the issue.
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Barack Obama and became an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump, has died.
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In turn, Barnes & Noble is still under pressure from an outspoken activist investor.
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Smith and some of his teammates were some of Trump's most outspoken critics.
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The 37-year-old Broadway veteran has been an outspoken critic of Trump.
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But did the idea for Bradley Jackson come from any real, outspoken reporters?
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Designer Michael Kors was an outspoken judge on "Project Runway" for 10 seasons.
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James has been outspoken in recent months about the state of the country.
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He returned in June after about 15 years abroad and was notably outspoken.
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Thiel has also become one of the few outspoken conservatives in Silicon Valley.
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Hannity has been outspoken in his opposition to ad boycotts of all kinds.
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THE WAR ISN'T OVER: The Hill's Jordain Carney reports: Outspoken Trump critic, Sen.
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Chelsea Clinton and outspoken Trump critic Barry Diller are both on Expedia's board.
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The truth: That's just plain crazy, one of the outspoken kids told CNN.
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Flake and Corker are among the GOP's most outspoken critics of the president.
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Dahlan has also recently been an outspoken critic of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Aronofsky is famously outspoken about current events and especially environmental issues, and mother!
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She is charismatic and outspoken, and — depending on your politics — entertaining or annoying.
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The U.S. should pressure Saudis to respect the human rights of outspoken women.
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" That left the outspoken Wilhelmina with just one question: "Are these real diamonds?
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Sheldon Whitehouse, an outspoken critic of Mr. Pruitt, will be among the speakers.
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Chris McDaniel, an outspoken conservative and tea party favorite, from winning the seat.
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In this age of the outspoken athlete, the center may no longer hold.
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This reality series stars Jazz Jennings, an outspoken YouTube personality and transgender teenager.
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Sandoval, a Republican who has increasingly become an outspoken advocate for Medicaid expansion.
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And then along came an "outspoken agitator" who got everyone all riled up.
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A few outspoken proponents of sex dolls and robots claim they love them.
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He is much cooler and calmer ... I can be more impulsive and outspoken.
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I think the fact that I've been outspoken makes them not like me.
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He was made archbishop of Sydney in 2001 and cardinal in 2003 by John Paul II. Outspoken on abortion and contraception As Australia's highest-ranking Catholic official, Pell has been outspoken about his views against same-sex marriage, abortion and contraception.
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Through tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Flynn had built a reputation as a brash and outspoken officer with an unusual talent for unraveling terrorist networks, and both his fiercest critics and his outspoken supporters praise his work from those wars.
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"Because I ran as a Republican for president and the United States Senate, and because I am an outspoken voice of conservatism, an outspoken voice of the Constitution and the laws, I'm being attacked," Cain said in the video Monday.
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Luisa Ortega, the attorney-general and long a chavista, has become an outspoken critic.
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Its outspoken chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, is sceptical of relocation schemes and may propose alternatives.
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Bonnie (Sarah Stiles) is outspoken, crass, and unlike Wendy, lets it all hang out.
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Luis Gutierrez, one of the most outspoken advocates for immigrant rights, said on Saturday.
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On Sunday, the unfiltered and outspoken actor responded on Instagram, shrugging off the criticism.
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Another high-profile Tory to watch is Boris Johnson, the outspoken mayor of London.
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An outspoken marijuana advocate, Khalifa, 28, is releasing his own strain of the drug.
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One outspoken U.S. representative had strong words on the reality stars' trip to Havana.
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Kamala Harris has been perhaps the most outspoken senator on the issue of immigration.
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Working-class, progressive, outspoken women like them are not "supposed to" run for office.
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Jason Rapert, the bill's author and one of the Arkansas legislature's most outspoken conservatives.
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Which only proves the necessity of a blunt, outspoken chief executive in America 2017.
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While in Congress, Secretary Price was a harsh and outspoken critic of bloated budgets.
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Stem cell research Price has been outspoken against research that involves embryonic stem cells.
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"He was really outspoken, funny, super talented and all about the arts," he recalls.
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If you use the internet, you're probably already aware that Cardi B is outspoken.
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Still comfortable that Trump's campaign was a sideshow, outspoken tech leaders mocked his comments.
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She has, however, been outspoken against critics of Fifth Harmony's racier outfits and lyrics.
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Perhaps the most outspoken advocate of Bush-style immigration policy in US business community!
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Celeste goes to see Renata, who is seemingly her polar opposite: brash, bold, outspoken.
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Prince was outspoken about the lack of control he had over his own music.
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Benioff is one of the more outspoken corporate leaders but he is not alone.
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Wyllys's exile was a reminder of the perils of being an outspoken LGBT+ politician.
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An outspoken feminist, Mendoza's tweets focus on the intersection of immigrant and women's rights.
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But even before Mr O'Rourke's intervention Democrats had been more outspoken on the issue.
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But they have also been remarkably outspoken in their opposition to the Republican frontrunner.
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In a twist worthy of Bond, the most outspoken critics are not from Japan.
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"The renminbi has been relatively stable recently because officials have been outspoken," he said.
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He is Stza Crack, as his fans know him, the outspoken, antagonistic punk provocateur.
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And there are a growing number of outspoken Tory supporters deep behind Labour lines.
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GoPro's outspoken CEO Nick Woodman doesn't sugarcoat answers to questions with buzzwords and jargon.
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Mr Kobach, an outspoken supporter of Donald Trump, is likely to win in November.
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Some in the generation below me are the most outspoken political activists I know.
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People with an outspoken love for bacon protest a dog meat festival in China.
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King has also been an outspoken advocate for gender and ethnic diversity in Hollywood.
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Not every Latinx needs to be criminal, drug lord, or the loud, outspoken friend.
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Unlike his rivals, Paul was also outspoken about his wariness of American military intervention.
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"Europe is toxic", argues Oussama Ammar, an outspoken founder of an incubator in Paris.
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Warren, at times, has been outspoken against some of the Clinton White House's policies.
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Following her father's death, Erica Garner became an outspoken activist fighting against police brutality.
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"[Millennials] like the outspoken way that I handle dealing with the issues," Waters said.
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The outspoken Cyrus recently spent two days doing an in-depth interview with Elle.
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She was outspoken on drug pricing and viewed as negative for drugs and biotech.
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Undercover detectives routinely infiltrated political organizations and followed outspoken activists they deemed potentially subversive.
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Sarah Champion, MP for Rotherham, is a vocal and outspoken campaigner for child protection.
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Woodley has long been outspoken about the causes she believes in, particularly environmental ones.
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Mr Iqbal's outspoken defence of minorities has earned him the enmity of Muslim radicals.
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Ghazala Khan later said the outspoken billionaire was ignorant of Islam and of sacrifice.
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That's not a total shock given Trump's outspoken distaste for the media — and SNL.
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Business-friendly: Pro-business agenda included being an outspoken supporter of the fracking industry.
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Clarke, who is an outspoken feminist, has always been very vocal about those scenes.
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Especially when Rose is so outspoken about problems of public shaming, specifically slut-shaming.
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It was no secret that the outspoken field commander loathed LNR's Moscow-anointed leadership.
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As a teacher, her outspoken personality landed her in hot water on numerous occasions.
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Wheeler has been more outspoken in questioning the science behind climate change than Holmstead.
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Their blessed event The singer had been outspoken about her desire to have children.
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She was strong, sexy, outspoken, funny, and far superior to her seedy male counterparts.
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YG became an outspoken critic of then-Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump in 2016.
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He also supports March for Our Lives and is politically outspoken on his Twitter.
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Rapinoe, a lesbian, is active in LGBTQ issues and is outspoken about gender equity.
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THEY'VE BEEN PRETTY OUTSPOKEN ON THE NEED TO REDUCE ECONOMIC FALLOUT AROUND THIS ISSUE.
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Mr Orban has been one of the continent's most outspoken voices against accepting migrants.
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Warren, who's not endorsed a Democratic candidate, is an outspoken liberal voice in Congress.
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Then again, Zuckerberg has been outspoken about the ills of the tech world before.
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The outspoken planet is currently flowing through Libra, the sign of peace and justice.
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The AMA has been outspoken about rising drug prices and the factors behind them.
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During that time he was an outspoken critic of candidate and President Donald Trump.
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Clooney has also been more outspoken politically this year, often criticizing President Donald Trump.
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Cook also has been outspoken about gay rights, having come out himself in 2014.
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While Democratic lawmakers were the most outspoken in their attacks, Republicans also grilled Stumpf.
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Winter has been outspoken and has a self-possession that belies her 19 years.
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Amber Tamblyn, an outspoken supporter of Clinton, introduced us all to the loving libation.
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AriesThe first sign of the zodiac, Aries, is outspoken, fiery, and often very temperamental.
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The NBA was outspoken about the law and how it discriminated against transgender people.
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"Nike recognizes that women are stronger, bolder and more outspoken than ever," they said.
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"Girls" star Lena Dunham was outspoken, as she often is on issues involving women.
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He is not as outspoken as Trump, but his popular appeal is the same.
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The team also has several outspoken Christian players, including Julie Ertz and Tobin Heath.
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Ken Cuccinelli is an outspoken immigration hawk — but he's not an immigration policy expert.
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The outspoken Chairman shared his views in 2012 about playing in the bigger leagues.
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Pussy Riot's new protest video may be one of its most outspoken songs yet.
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" Maybe they are "comforting," Maybe they are "outspoken" or "articulate" or "savvy" or "unapologetic.
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Given the author's outspoken stance on at least one candidate, we have some ideas.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, another outspoken moderate, announced she would leave Congress earlier this year.
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The outspoken billionaire also commanded attention on Google and Twitter before ballots were cast.
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The school was apparently unwavering in their decision, leaving the outspoken star feeling frustrated.
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Williams has been outspoken about her fight for gender and racial equality for years.
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It also deprives the cabinet of one of its most outspoken pro-European members.
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On several occasions, abrupt demonetization through policy updates has provoked outspoken backlash among creators.
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He is a divisive and outspoken figure with many loyal supporters and strong opponents.
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King, a Cruz supporter, has been an outspoken critic of Trump throughout the campaign.
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In 2014 Princess Märtha Louise, 44, attracted controversy for her outspoken new age beliefs.
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As such, Merkel is emerging as Trump's most outspoken critic in the international community.
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Warren has emerged as one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the Democratic Party.
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But Brabender says politically outspoken performers are actually helping to line the GOP's pockets.
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Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist, was an outspoken critic of the Saudi Arabian government.
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"This is it, wish us luck!" the outspoken cycling advocate wrote in the post.
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The Washington Post columnist and U.S. resident was an outspoken critic of Saudi leadership.
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Puzder's main qualification appears to be outspoken opposition to increases in the minimum wage.
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The halftime show featuring outspoken singer Lady Gaga could also be a potential flashpoint.
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He retired from public life in 2010 but has been outspoken on political issues.
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Scalise is also an outspoken supporter of gun ownership rights under the Second Amendment.
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Yet Pennsatucky's quirky, outspoken attitude is one of the appealing aspects of her personality.
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Disney is a well-known and outspoken critic of the wealth divide in America.
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They both have been outspoken opponents of Pruitt's policies and management of the agency.
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Rubin, a former Pentagon official, has been outspoken against Erdoğan's government in the past.
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Netflix clearly hired Minhaj to be outspoken; that's what put him on the map.
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In recent days other lawmakers on Capitol Hill have become more outspoken on Trump.
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The U.S.A. Volleyball board chairwoman Lori Okimura has also been outspoken on the cause.
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The outspoken billionaire's decision has sparked widespread derision from other Republican White House hopefuls.
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Jessica Davis ends the season as an outspoken class president and a murder witness.
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Miller, a young and outspoken policy adviser, has continued to play a central role.
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Though less outspoken, Republicans have largely conceded that a second vote will be necessary.
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Since his arrest, Ms. Haidar, 36, has become an outspoken campaigner on his behalf.
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Coulter, a supporter of Trump during the campaign, has since become an outspoken critic.
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Some outspoken critics denounced Trump's tweet as another display of racism by the President.
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Maxine Waters, a California Democrat who has been outspoken in her opposition to Trump.
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"I get along with people, always gotten along with people," the outspoken billionaire added.
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And Hawley is one of the most outspoken tech critics in the Republican Party.
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And Hawley is one of the most outspoken tech critics in the Republican Party.
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Lasantha Wickrematunga, an outspoken editor of The Sunday Leader newspaper, often clashed with politicians.
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Sanders would also beat the outspoken billionaire, pollsters found, by a 12-point margin.
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By far the most outspoken Republicans on the issue have been McCain and Sen.
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The former Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants actress has been outspoken about women's rights.
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He was the architect of RomneyCare and one of the most outspoken amnesty advocates.
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Just as strong as the political backlash was outspoken reaction from the business community.
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" But Brown added, "An outspoken progressive can win — and win decisively — in the heartland.
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Outspoken FIFA critic and Skins chairman Jaimie Fuller got kicked out of the Congress.
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Poet Audre Lorde was described as an "outspoken lesbian" when she died in 1992.
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Some, like Serena, have been absolutely dominant in their field but also very outspoken.
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Evans has been an outspoken proponent of low-interest rate policy for several years.
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Italy's populist government has been an outspoken critic of centrist French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The owners, just as they are today, were wealthy, outspoken capitalists, titans of industry.
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McCain has been an outspoken critic of Trump's rhetoric and some of his policies.
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Brexit also deprives the EU of one of its most outspoken free trade advocates.
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Pryor, 54, has been an outspoken critic of the court's 1973 landmark Roe v.
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However, Trump's campaign and presidency have been characterized by his outspoken use of Twitter.
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Mr. Read, an accountant by training, was outspoken in his defense of such deals.
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Yet whatever happened, it's scandalous that an outspoken journalist should disappear without a trace.
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Rihanna was among the most outspoken, calling the President an "immoral pig" on Twitter.
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"They are both strong personalities, leaders, opinionated and outspoken," said her brother, Steven Vargas.
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Dr. Rodríguez Trías was an outspoken advocate of improved maternal and family health care.
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They've been more outspoken than Margo in advising Trump not to make the trip.
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One of President Donald Trump's most public supporters has suddenly become an outspoken critic.
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That's sometimes a complaint from members of the community, that we're not outspoken enough.
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Kanter, who is Turkish, has been an outspoken critic of the president for years.
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Brad S. Karp, its chairman since 2008, has recently emerged as an outspoken leader.
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So what does the famously outspoken investor do, maybe to gain a little leverage?
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Republican members called on the chairman, Adam Schiff, an outspoken Trump critic, to resign.
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While Wambach is not part of the suit, she's been outspoken on the subject.
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The company's C.E.O., Marc Benioff, has been outspoken on immigration, religious freedom and homelessness.
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In the Arizona governor's primary, Democrats again chose an outspoken progressive over a pragmatist.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been an outspoken supporter of Sen.
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The former Islamist allies who have turned against the president are the most outspoken.
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His social-media posts and other outspoken behavior were a factor in his trial.
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Lijian Zhao, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, is among the most outspoken critics.
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Giddings, an outspoken abolitionist, was accustomed to such treatment from the pro-slavery side.
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Ira Acree, a West Side minister and an outspoken critic of the Police Department.
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The authorities have charged an outspoken supporter of President Trump with sending the bombs.
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Did it help spark your own desire to be more publicly outspoken about politics?
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Some cottagecore participants are self-identified lesbians outspoken in their support for trans rights.
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Vick partnered with the Humane Society and became an outspoken advocate for animal rights.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), perhaps the most outspoken advocate for free trade in Congress.
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The prince is outspoken in his support for traditional housing styles and sustainable development.
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Conway has become one of the most outspoken and notable critics of Trump's presidency.
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But how much legal risk does the president's most outspoken personal lawyer actually face?
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Amash is an outspoken opponent of the president and has called for his impeachment.
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At 42, Ms. Premazzi's star is on the rise, as all of "Outspoken" attests.
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Muslim leaders must take an active, outspoken role in the fight against radical Islam.
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Their guide to the White House is Mr. Trump's outspoken envoy, Nikki R. Haley.
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Since then, he has lived abroad, becoming one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics.
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Murphy has been outspoken with his frustration that the legislation hasn't proceeded more quickly.
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And he's followed this and he's outspoken, and a lot of people follow him.
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Her tenure at HUD has been marked by her outspoken and controversial personal tweets.
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Be outspoken about the inequities in the current system, because it won't correct itself.
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"Senator Sasse has been outspoken against Russia's recent aggressions," said his spokesman, James Wegmann.
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One of the most notable and outspoken celebrities with mental illness was Carrie Fisher.
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Both were brash, outspoken, greenback worshipping, tabloid icons obsessed with building taller, shinier skyscrapers.
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Both companies were led, for years, by outspoken executives, Neumann and Travis Kalanick, respectively.
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But Apatow has been particularly outspoken and agitated — as he was over Bill Cosby.
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Judge Gorsuch, an outspoken opponent of death-with-dignity laws, would take that away.
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Barack Obama and became an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump, a fellow Republican.
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Last week, Google dismissed several outspoken workers for allegedly violating its data-security policies.
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More recently, Google dismissed several outspoken workers for allegedly violating its data-security policies.
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Outspoken, colorful stars — who back up their words with real talent — are rare indeed.
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" The outspoken "Bodak Yellow" rapper then added, "Why am I even reading this shit?
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It is not that Turkey's literary figures have not been outspoken about current events.
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And among Mr. Trump's most outspoken intraparty critics, the warnings of resistance are unambiguous.
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Khan, meanwhile, the charismatic and popular cricket hero, has been particularly outspoken against corruption.
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The outspoken attorney was arrested Monday and released that night on a $300,000 bond.
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Trump has been outspoken in his criticism of the Fed for nearly two years.
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Haley has been one of the most outspoken critics of Putin on Trump's team.
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I was an outspoken student, accustomed to raising my hand and proudly answering questions.
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On the contrary, he said he thinks being outspoken will secure his family's safety.
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You've been outspoken about the sexual harassment scandals, and you've also experienced some blowback.
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But outspoken senior lawmakers indicated that they will likely use both paths at once.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), also at the dinner, has been outspoken on antitrust issues.
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Pryor, the former Alabama attorney general, is an outspoken critic of the Roe v.
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"I felt like the fashion community at that point wasn't outspoken," Ms. Bartsch added.
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Bernie Sanders, is among the most outspoken opponent of big banks sitting in Congress.
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Like "political" just unfortunately has become a catch-all for being outspoken about anything.
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An outspoken critic of Obamacare, Jindal refused funding to expand Medicaid in his state.
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Cutting losses to become profitable recently became a priority for the wildly outspoken CEO.
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One of the most outspoken students, Emma González, now has more than 255,000 followers.
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And, of course, they've been outspoken on Saudi Arabia and the war in Yemen.
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Ai Weiwei is China's most celebrated contemporary artist, and its most outspoken domestic critic.
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Once they come to terms with stuttering, people who stutter can be assertive and outspoken.
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Example: The company's leadership team has been outspoken when it comes to diversity and inclusion.
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However, there have also been outspoken critics of the petition, including Riverdale star Lili Reinhart.
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The family members range from decidedly tight-lipped to happily outspoken about their political preferences.
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God knows there's a variety of outspoken celebs with unique skills to offer any president.
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Elizabeth Warren, an outspoken supporter of congressional action, on the side of pursuing impeachment hearings.
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The governments of Germany and France have been outspoken about their support for the deal.
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All six boast hosts who are outspoken liberals who mock Trump on a regular basis.
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He became one the most outspoken protesters, posting frequent, often angry rants on social media.
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Mendes is often outspoken about her work with animal charities, including Cesar Millan's PACK Project
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"I watch a lot of CNN, especially right now," the outspoken Hillary Clinton supporter says.
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The right-wing Northern League, a member of Italy's opposition center-right, was more outspoken.
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After high school, Miller attended Duke University, where he again became an outspoken conservative voice.
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Friedman, an Orthodox Jew, has been an outspoken and active supporter of the settlement movement.
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His outspoken critiques of leadership over the years may have derailed such commendations, observers said.
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Throughout this multi-year process, Hagstrom Miller emerged as an outspoken advocate for reproductive rights.
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The outspoken Philippine leader is known for defying international pressure and his diatribes against critics.
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I admire his resilience and I admire his personality; how straightforward and outspoken he is.
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However, Gorsuch has been outspoken on the issue of euthanasia and end of life issues.
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She also has been outspoken in leading Joann's opposition to Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods.
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For example, he offered, designers were outspoken advocates in the 80s for HIV/AIDS awareness.
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Mr. Cuccinelli and Mr. Morgan, outspoken immigration hard-liners, might have trouble winning Senate confirmation.
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And the Kremlin purged the more outspoken members of its Human Rights Council this week.
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Carrey's been an outspoken critic of Facebook for its influence in the 2016 presidential election.
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He is an outspoken advocate against laws of the kind that sent him to prison.
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She's been outspoken about the #MeToo movement and an advocate for victims of sexual harassment.
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Wade has been outspoken in his advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community for quite some time.
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Mackey is an outspoken Libertarian with a proven knack for capitalizing on nascent food trends.
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The right-wing Northern League, a member of Italy's opposition centre-right, was more outspoken.
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But although she's an outspoken trans activist now, her life hasn't always been as open.
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She also has been an outspoken Trump critic: In February, she blasted New Jersey Gov.
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Famed short seller Jim Chanos has been outspoken about his short positions in both companies.
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Clinton and Warren have been outspoken on social media before, but these tweets were different.
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Wired has previously reported on outspoken diversity advocates being targeted by their own co-workers.
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Now, however, Apple has been forced to be more outspoken in public by the FBI.
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Some atheists want Sanders to be more outspoken about his religious beliefs -- or lack thereof.
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Two of CNN's most outspoken candy corn commentators met to put this controversy to rest.
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But an outspoken mob always seemed to be challenging the band in its early days.
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Many are familiar with Arianna Huffington's personal journey from media mogul to outspoken sleep advocate.
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But to Shenzhen's politicians and wealthy elites, Chen is well known for his outspoken views.
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He's very outspoken like myself, so let's give the fans what they want to see.
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I'm not always the most outspoken individual when it comes to needing help. Tick. Tock.
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A native Belarusian, Sheremet has been an outspoken critic of Belarusian, Ukrainian and Russian leaders.
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"I make it my priority to be outspoken and supportive in the classroom," Ferroni says.
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The internet is generating dissenting and outspoken competitors to the country's more cautious established media.
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Monáe's Dirty Computer is an ambitious, politically outspoken, all-encompassing pop-R&B statement album.
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I've always been outspoken about the fact that I have no care for material things.
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On Instagram, the model has been outspoken about not identifying as a woman or man.
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John Kasich have been outspoken about ending the practice, and many voters are paying attention.
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Meanwhile, outspoken sister Kim hopes everything between Khloé and Tristan works out in the end.
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Or maybe this is Green, who is always outspoken, saying publicly what other players aren't.
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Both are outspoken and well-known activists who&aposve pushed for greater women&aposs rights.
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Shuman was an outspoken atheist transhumanist, and he'd already clashed with Firestone on numerous occasions.
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In 2016 Kem Ley, an activist and outspoken critic, was shot dead in broad daylight.
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Cernovich also has a history of using old Twitter posts to target outspoken progressive voices.
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As a sparky and outspoken child, Amy Winehouse caused havoc at her North London school.
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Carpenter has been an outspoken advocate for adoption and has been recognized for his efforts.
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Same with Solange, who's now seen as even more outspoken and "artistic" than her sister.
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Lime has been one of the more outspoken companies following the SFMTA's electric scooter decision.
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Throughout her life, Fisher was outspoken about her struggles with bipolar disorder, addiction and alcoholism.
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Kevorkian's outspoken crusade is thought to have helped popularize the euthanasia movement in the states.
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I've noticed that the younger wave of pop stars seem more outspoken than previous generations.
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I can be very outspoken, but I can also be very much of an introvert.
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The legal battle has not stopped Musk from being an outspoken critic of the SEC.
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Wickrematunga, an outspoken editor of The Sunday Leader newspaper, often clashed with politicians including Gotabaya.
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In addition to her work, Cobham-Hervey has been outspoken about gender stereotypes in Hollywood.
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He's not trying to hide it, and says he's an outspoken advocate on addiction issues.
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Who better than the outspoken reality star to advise us in the language of love?
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At the time, then-Senator Jeff Sessions was among Donald Trump&aposs more outspoken supporters.
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She has also been outspoken in her support of the ruling on Texas abortion laws.
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The ice cream company is based in Vermont and has been outspoken on political issues.
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She and her husband, a retired astronaut, have become outspoken advocates for tighter gun laws.
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Andy Cohen, everyone's favorite bubbly and outspoken talk show host, has no time for snitches.
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We're certainly not likely to start record labels or rock bands, or to be outspoken.
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Khloé Kardashian is one of the most outspoken members of an already highly visible family.
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Sessions is an immigration hard-liner who has been outspoken against the Obama administration policy.
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By all indications, Griffin, an outspoken critic of Trump, knew the images would be controversial.
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" Baldwin — an outspoken critic of Trump — has famously portrayed the president on "Saturday Night Live.
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But I wish she would be more outspoken about the need for corporate tax reform.
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He's been more consistently outspoken about Trump, setting himself up as a formidable Democratic challenger.
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And I'm more outspoken about it and think people are very unfair to his presidency.
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But of late she's become more well-known for being an outspoken critic of Scientology.
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Do you think you rile some people up simply because you're a young, outspoken woman?
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Rubio is an outspoken advocate for the rule of law in Latin America and elsewhere.
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Sanders denied that the move was intended to silence an outspoken critic of the administration.
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He is youthful, handsome, outspoken, viewed as charming by supporters and arrogant by some detractors.
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I'm outspoken about my personal life now, but that has not always been the case.
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The outspoken Christie was seen as a rising GOP star earlier in his gubernatorial term.
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The soft-spoken Patterson was an outspoken civil-rights supporter and a proponent of integration.
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I think he's a very bright man, has a lot of integrity, certainly very outspoken.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska, an outspoken opponent to Trump's trade talk, bluntly said on Thursday.
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I was there with Haim Goren, an Orthodox schoolteacher and outspoken proponent of the deportations.
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McGowan has become an outspoken online critic of both Weinstein and Hollywood's culture of objectification.
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Waters is one of Trump's most outspoken critics, and she regularly clashes with the president.
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I've also spent the last decade as an outspoken advocate for military and veteran communities.
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Morgan is seen as an outspoken supporter of Trump's hardline immigration enforcement policies (USA Today).
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Williams has been outspoken on a number of issues related to tennis and women's equality.
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Some of this year's honorees, particularly Cher, have also been outspoken critics of the president.
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AT&T, Comcast and Verizon, which declined to comment, were outspoken critics of the rules.
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John Kasich (R), an outspoken Trump critic who represented the district from 85033 to 2001.
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But being an outspoken politician, especially at a young age, has had its drawbacks, too.
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In the Senate, Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican, has been outspoken in opposing Mr. Trump.
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Oracle, the most outspoken critic, took the fight to the courts but lost last week.
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Her counterpart Robert Jackson, by contrast, has been outspoken in opposition to mandatory shareholder arbitration.
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Fox has been an outspoken critic of Trump's proposal to build a wall with Mexico.
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He is brash, outspoken, a braggart, larger than life, a bull in a china shop.
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He is also in the crosshairs of the panel's most outspoken civil liberties advocate, Sen.
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Names circulating include Myron Ebell, an outspoken "climate contrarian," to head the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Tom started off the series as an outspoken socialist chauffeur at odds with the Crawleys.
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She has been outspoken in her criticism of Trump in her life outside of politics.
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It reinforces his reputation for being outspoken, even though it gets him into trouble sometimes.
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Roger Ver, an outspoken and early bitcoin investor, is a major supporter of bitcoin cash.
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Darrell Scott, an outspoken Trump supporter, at the New Spirit Revival Center in Cleveland Heights.
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You've been outspoken about opportunities, or the lack thereof, for women of color in entertainment.
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I found many of his outspoken antics to come from a place rooted in truth.
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Moss has been outspoken about Gilead's oppressive power structure as it relates to our own.
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"On our team, I was an outspoken critic of the hot hand myth," Bohannon says.
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Niigata has a tradition of strong female politicians, including outspoken former foreign minister Makiko Tanaka.
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" Ever since then, April has been outspoken about the importance of not "crossing the line.
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This has become one of her favorite parts about being an outspoken, politically active teen.
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I have talked to the band and we are going to become more politically-outspoken.
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Democratic senators have been outspoken about how much more they like Wheeler compared to Pruitt.
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He was an outspoken opponent of the Iraq War while he served in the Senate.
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The outspoken billionaire has repeatedly denied he appreciates Duke's support in the GOP presidential primary.
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Celebrities went viral for their priceless reactions, controversial actions, and outspoken comments (among other things).
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The message is now delivered rough and raw by a new generation of outspoken politicians.
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Student Opinion How do you feel about celebrities who are outspoken about their political views?
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He ran for the House in 2012 as an outspoken critic of the Republican establishment.
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Mr. Lanzmann was a dominating, outspoken and cantankerous figure in French intellectual and public life.
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Malcolm Jenkins, the Philadelphia Eagles' outspoken safety and captain, called Jones a "bully" on Friday.
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The 46-year-old quickly proved himself to be an outspoken advocate of public health.
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"She's always been outspoken, outrageous, passionate, sensational," said Ms. Auder's sister, the actress Gaby Hoffmann.
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The pope has since been an outspoken advocate of the rights of migrants and refugees.
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Michael Bennet, in particular, has also been an outspoken critic of the DNC's process. Sen.
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Babchenko fled his home country in 2017 after receiving death threats for his outspoken views.
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Since the shooting, 17-year-old Hogg has become an outspoken advocate of gun control.
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Why are she and her squad of boundary-breaking newbie congresswomen so outspoken, so demanding?
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You've been outspoken about stand-up audiences being too sensitive and politically correct these days.
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Several men have thanked me both in person and online for being outspoken and visible.
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"I don't like that era of the game — I've been outspoken about that," Ziegler said.
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Navratilova also came to think that she might be too outspoken to be taken seriously.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), the late Senate Armed Services chairman and an outspoken Trump critic.
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The outspoken Mr. Shkreli was finally forced into silence this year, but only on Twitter.
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Kobach lost the race by 11 points but earned national headlines for his outspoken nativism.
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"I thought it would be an easy A," said Jacynda, 16, an outspoken Trump supporter.
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Donald Bolduc, a former Green Beret who has been outspoken about his post-combat stress.
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Knowlton acknowledges that he has a lot of respect for outspoken critics of conservation hunting.
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Her husband's safety was at risk in Yemen, given his outspoken views against Islamic radicalism.
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Mercado is an outspoken activist, pushing for greater representation of disabled models in the industry.
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"None, to my mind, continued to be as outspoken after taking the directorship," he added.
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Since his pardon, he has lived abroad, becoming one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics.
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Kaptur has been outspoken about environmental issues, especially preventing the pollution of the Great Lakes.
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He has been an outspoken critic of Donald Trump, which pleases rank-and-file Democrats.
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I'm sensing a "but" coming here … Mr. Bolton is a very candid and outspoken dude.
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She was too bold, too outspoken, too difficult, too American, too multicultural, the critics said.
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Still, he noted that not everyone may be in a position to be similarly outspoken.
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And then there is Mr. Trump, who has been outspoken about overhauling the tax code.
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"I am in tears," wrote Debra Messing, the "Will & Grace" actress and outspoken Trump critic.
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And she was outspoken on issues like whether companies should focus on more than shareholders.
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Known for being extremely bright, he was also frank and outspoken, sometimes to a fault.
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The resolution threatens proceedings to remove the outspoken conservative if he does not step down.
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She is thoughtful, outspoken, authoritative and softhearted, sometimes in the course of a single sentence.
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The decision underscores a growing divide between the outspoken tech industry conservative and Silicon Valley.
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Late last month Google dismissed several outspoken workers for allegedly violating its data-security policies.
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Eilish is arguably the most famous and outspoken artist on the climate crisis so far.
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Warren, an outspoken critic of big banks and corporations, has been gaining momentum against Biden.
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Trump's elder daughter has been an outspoken advocate for expanding maternity benefits in the workplace.
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Keys is particularly inspired by Chrissy Teigen, a model who is frequently outspoken on Twitter.
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Soon Pierre Bergé, the outspoken co-founder of Yves Saint Laurent, stepped into the fray.
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She has been an outspoken opponent of U.S. military intervention in conflicts surrounding regime change.
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