Says Kroff in a quavering voice, he'd like to speak frankly.
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This McDonald's franchisee asked to remain anonymous in order to speak frankly.
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He has surrounded himself with capable people willing to speak frankly to him.
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They asked to remain anonymous so they could speak frankly about the State Department.
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They're already allies, have common ground, and are able to speak frankly with each other.
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"Everybody thinks it's over," said one Alabama GOP operative, who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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These employees were granted anonymity in order to speak frankly about the conditions at Costco.
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But he did speak frankly about the risks facing the Olympics, which open July 24.
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It was an everyday thing,' said one former Obama aide who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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"It's encouraging," said one creditor source, who declined to be named in order to speak frankly.
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Most spoke on the condition of partial or complete anonymity in order to speak frankly about the situation.
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In conservative Pakistan, the Child Protection Bureau is also unable to speak frankly about issues relating to sex.
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"He should have known better," a former White House official said on condition of anonymity to speak frankly.
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The Post cited unnamed Democratic officials, who it said spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak frankly.
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"That's an oxymoron, Donald Trump and unifying the Republican Party," said one senator, who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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She's championing that reluctance to speak frankly about period health, and she's wielding it as a form of activism.
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"Trump is just making September that much more toxic," said another GOP aide who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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"I am not afraid to speak frankly to the President of the United States," May said in Parliament on Wednesday.
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These workers were granted anonymity in order to speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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Business Insider granted anonymity to this McDonald's employee in order to allow them to speak frankly without fear of retribution.
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"Donald was not going to like that mustache," said one associate, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak frankly.
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"This really isn't about 2020," said one Democratic strategist who has worked for Gillibrand, who asked for anonymity to speak frankly.
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A Republican political analyst who asked for anonymity in order to speak frankly said the diversity council was short on substance.
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The worker was granted anonymity in order to speak frankly about the situation, but their identity was confirmed by Business Insider.
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Women in Silicon Valley said they were harassed by investors and mentors: Women in Tech Speak Frankly on Culture of Harassment.
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"This is a company that would've gotten funded a year ago," said a fintech CEO who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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We need more people who can speak frankly about the value they bring to the clients and organizations with which they work.
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THERESA MAY, PRIME MINISTER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM: I am not afraid to speak frankly to a president of the United States.
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"We may not get as much done," said one Senate Republican committee chairman, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about Ryan's departure.
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In order for them to be able to speak frankly and without repercussions, they prefer that their names not be made public.
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"I have children and grandchildren to answer to," Flake said in October, announcing his retirement (and thus his willingness to speak frankly).
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"They never paid on time, it was always a disaster," said one Colombian official who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly.
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These employees were granted anonymity in order to speak frankly about their time working at the company and about their interactions with Wexner.
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All four of these employees requested to remain anonymous to speak frankly about their experience – their identities were verified by Business Insider, however.
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These executives wished to remain anonymous in order to speak frankly about their time there, but their identities were verified by Business Insider.
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"Friends speak frankly, so I will: These comments are disrespectful and wrong to our prime minister and my country," Hunt tweeted at Trump Tuesday.
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"@realDonaldTrump friends speak frankly so I will: these comments are disrespectful and wrong to our Prime Minister and my country," Hunt said via Twitter.
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Most of them spoke on condition of anonymity so that they could speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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This is not unique to our romantic conquests: For the most part, we're still reluctant to speak frankly about matters of money as a whole.
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The source, who has direct knowledge of Canada's efforts to safeguard the federal election, was granted anonymity to speak frankly about ongoing national security issues.
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Now and again, to speak frankly, we critics have our awkward moments when find ourselves unsure about how to respond generously to visually magnificent exhibitions.
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Kaeser, 62, who started work at Siemens in 1980 and become CEO in 2013, has demonstrated a willingness to speak frankly on controversial political issues.
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I recall thinking how rare it was to hear a white person like me own that privilege and speak frankly and publicly about racial injustice.
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"You cannot do that if you're in the leadership," said one senator who did not approve of Sanders's tactics and requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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It's still rare to find anyone in the church hierarchy today—especially a Catholic priest—who will speak frankly and favorably about the queer Catholic experience.
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A private equity executive, who declined to be named in order to speak frankly about the situation, said he would likely support Bloomberg's campaign as well.
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This employee and other Popeyes' workers have been granted anonymity to allow them to speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Popeyes.
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"@realDonaldTrump friends speak frankly so I will: these comments are disrespectful and wrong to our Prime Minister and my country," Hunt said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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The idea, he said, was to encourage officials and experts to speak frankly together, in private, and then to share what they discussed with the public.
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Certainly not with their parents, most of whom would rather poke themselves in the eye with a fork than speak frankly to their sons about sex.
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"It's totally stupid because she should take the money," the banking executive said on the condition of anonymity in order to speak frankly about the situation.
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Instead of bickering over health care spending, they should speak frankly and openly with the public about the serious barriers to virtually any kind of major reform.
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" Mr. Akar added, "To speak frankly: We do not find acceptable such a statement from a guarantor country as, 'We are not responsible for the regime attacks.
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Silicon Valley venture capitalist Peter Thiel said he's speaking at the Republican National Convention next week because he thinks Americans should speak "frankly" about the country's problems.
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"This is something that I believe is an increasing issue," said one Republican election lawyer, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about issues related to his work.
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But the fact that there are people close to her who are willing to speak frankly about those flaws and try to correct them is a good thing.
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She also said she was "not afraid to speak frankly to a president of the United States" when asked whether she was concerned by Trump's comments about women.
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Harris' campaign believes she is well positioned to pick up many of Biden's supporters should his campaign falter, said a campaign aide who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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Four congressional sources Mother Jones spoke with, who requested anonymity to speak frankly, said Facebook often provided unsatisfying or incomplete answers when pressed by lawmakers and their staff.
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She has previously said a "special relationship" between the United States and Britain meant the two countries could speak frankly to each other when they disagreed on issues.
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Business Insider granted anonymity to three fast-food employees who work at McDonald's, Subway, and Starbucks in order to allow them to speak frankly without fear of retribution.
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This is important because Kim Yo Jong is in a better position than almost anyone else to speak frankly with her brother about the dangers his regime is facing.
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Some activists have been brought into the Democratic Party umbrella and agree with the need for negotiation, according to an immigration advocate who asked for anonymity to speak frankly.
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"I'm glad she called out Biden, but it doesn't allay my concerns about her authenticity," said a top California Democratic official, who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly.
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Of course, the ideological skew of the professoriate is not the only factor behind the rise of "mobbing" and the general reluctance of academics to speak frankly about certain topics.
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Most of these workers — some current, some former employees — spoke on condition of anonymity so that they could speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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This worker and others — some current, some former employees — spoke on condition of anonymity so that they could speak frankly about working conditions and the situation more generally at Target.
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"We are at a fundamental disadvantage because it's not a fair fight," says a big tech security expert, who spoke on background in order to speak frankly about election vulnerabilities.
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Business Insider granted anonymity to the driver and other fast-food employees who have been working through the outbreak in order to allow them to speak frankly about the subject.
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While Sandberg admitted the speech would be difficult to deliver, she told graduates she felt it was important to speak frankly about the things she had learned from her husband's death.
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One former employee, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about her experience, said she felt like employees weren't given much leverage or freedom around what the company's big-bank partners wanted.
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"I think someone is not serving him well here," said a senior Democratic advisor who has won a number of campaigns here but asked not to be named to speak frankly.
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"With the power of incumbency, he's probably virtually bulletproof once he's in there," said the GOP strategist, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about Romney's potential candidacy before he has actually announced.
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Another Democratic lawmaker, who requested anonymity to speak frankly on the sensitive topic, said the list of names being discussed constitutes "an absurd roster" because it leans too heavily toward newer members.
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A Seattle-area employee who requested anonymity to speak frankly about the company said it was unrealistic for employees to perform the full cleaning process every 30 minutes when cafes were busy.
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A Democratic pollster, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about the race, said Biden was unlikely to last if he found himself with less than 20% support in national polling after New Hampshire.
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An adviser to the congressman, who requested anonymity to speak frankly, said the Democrat has moved closer to a bid in recent weeks and will decide on running by the end of April.
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Its leaders have made clear to Sanders and Warren that preserving union healthcare is key to their members, said a source familiar with union leaders' thinking, who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly.
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Multiple UN officials and diplomats who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly told VICE News that there is strong resistance from Riyadh to any new resolution on Yemen that even obliquely references potential wrongdoing.
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Even before the drama, Omar had submitted her resignation because she felt muzzled, unable to speak frankly about Trump from a government perch, but she'd planned a quiet exit by the end of this month.
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The film does not sugarcoat the issue at hand: Dr. Wible, along with other physicians, speak frankly about abuse, sleep deprivation, and how the American residency system essentially sets up doctors — and patients — for failure.
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Though we may not live with the same barriers (or dress code) that women did back then, it's reassuring to know that these women defied their time's moral code to speak frankly about their sexuality.
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" The U.K.'s Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt also hit back, responding to Trump's remarks by tweeting: "Friends speak frankly so I will: these comments are disrespectful and wrong to our prime minister and my country.
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In an email to Business Insider, a Wayfair engineer, who wished to remain anonymous to speak frankly but whose identity was verified by Business Insider, said workers were describing the layoffs as the "Valentine's Day massacre."
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Even so, the findings highlight the need for doctors to speak frankly with patients about costs, and make sure patients understand any more affordable alternatives as well as any health consequences of skipping medication, Lipska said.
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Personal Health Although many of us are able to speak frankly about death, we still have a lot to learn about dealing wisely with its aftermath: grief, the natural reaction to loss of a loved one.
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A former resident of the group home, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about his criminal past, said the home had kicked him out after an arrest for fighting landed him in jail for three days.
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The authorities distributed information about the measles deaths via leaflets, loudspeaker bulletins and updates on the health ministry's website, recalls a nurse at a state-run hospital in Hanoi, who requested anonymity in order to speak frankly.
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These are tough but tenderhearted young people who speak frankly about their various challenges, including the lure of sex work — relatively easy money in a world that still doesn't much like seeing trans people working "straight" jobs.
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Another former U.S. government official, who asked not to be identified to speak frankly, saw an opportunity for Hogan and Lighthizer to work well together, even when the EU is unwilling or unable to meet U.S. demands.
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Similarly, white men — who backed Trump 62-31, according to exit polls — feel far more oppressed by what they view as censorious political correctness than any other demographic group, according to P.R.R.I. Asked to choose between two statements – "Even if certain people are offended, it is important to speak frankly about sensitive issues and problems facing the country" and "It's important to avoid using language that is hurtful and offensive to some people when discussing sensitive issues" – white men chose "speak frankly" 69-27, a larger margin than any other group.
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The extreme political nature of our new day-to-day has begun to rid us of the ability to speak frankly and honestly with each other, which, ironically, is one of the key ways to change someone's mind.
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If the now-19563-year-old could gain enough support, he said he would use his spot on the debate stage to steer the conversation further left, or at the very least to make other candidates speak frankly.
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The company already had committed $1 million to help underwrite inaugural events when Trump took aim at the manufacturer this week, according to a Boeing official familiar with the planning, who requested anonymity to speak frankly about the discussions.
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The HBO documentary Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland, out December 33, seeks to answer that question, as well as speak frankly to the racial dynamics and questionable police practices that led to Bland's controversial death.
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So while I think it is laudable to speak frankly about the scale of the challenge, I worry about being too prescriptive, too specific about the kinds of political allegiances and policies that are required for membership in the climate army.
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"There's a lot of us who haven't been around that long; we don't have the same loyalties, maybe, but also the same need to continue what's happened for 15 years," said a liberal Democrat who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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Allies of the investor, who declined to be named in order to speak frankly about the letter, have privately warned him that an effort like this would only embolden Warren's argument that she is best equipped to take on the rich.
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In "Understanding Grief," Jane E. Brody writes: Although many of us are able to speak frankly about death, we still have a lot to learn about dealing wisely with its aftermath: grief, the natural reaction to loss of a loved one.
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With lyrics that speak frankly about violence and try to give voice to the lives of those ignored by the mainstream, road rap has turned into a term so slippery we set out to investigate its place in the current music world.
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Jon Huntsman, the US ambassador to Russia, said over the weekend on NBC's "Meet the Press" that the summit (he called it a "meeting") would be a chance for Trump to speak frankly to Russian President Vladimir Putin about election interference in 2016.
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Gary Cohn: The White House official Cohn, director of the National Economic Council (NEC), was once considered the front-runner to replace Yellen after becoming one of the few Trump aides able to speak frankly to the president and question his views.
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Researchers tested the effectiveness of Coaching Boys Into Men, a program that seeks to prevent dating violence and sexual assault by enlisting coaches to speak frankly with middle-school male athletes about how they should - and should not - treat the opposite sex.
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"The aim of this project is to bring together people who come from very different starting points and roles, and who very rarely have a chance to speak frankly with one another," said Jonathan Zittrain, faculty chair of the Berkman Center, in a statement.
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If you want to be able to speak frankly in a non-scandalous manner that would nonetheless be problematic to see show up splashed out of context on Drudge Report, you need to bear some of the inconvenience of shifting to a verbal communications medium.
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Trump said Monday he may, or may not, release details or a transcript of the call but has stressed that foreign leaders should feel free to speak frankly with an American president without fear that the details of their conversations will later be disclosed.
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To fix the mistakes made by President Obama, our next president needs to speak frankly about the problems that exist, explain how he or she will correct them and have the fortitude to take necessary actions, no matter how unpopular they would be with Washington elites.
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" Because Anderson's accuser was a virgin, her injuries might not help her case "To speak frankly as to the injuries in [the] Anderson [case], the research suggests that victims with no sexual experience are more likely to be injured because a sexual encounter is their first.
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One veteran GOP operative in the state, who requested anonymity to speak frankly, said it should concern Sessions if he finishes in the low-30-percent range Tuesday, where he has been in recent polling — but that low-to-mid-40 percent showing would be more promising.
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It's true that Corker isn't running for reelection and may feel free to say what's actually on his mind (the same goes for McCain), but what that means is that there are likely many Republicans who think as Corker does but who can't speak frankly because of political considerations.
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"I think the general feeling is that it's been the process, and frankly the governor, that has made this a lot more difficult for her than it may have needed to be by letting her name dangle out there," said one GOP operative, who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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Kuku Saleh, 24, who asked to use a nickname to speak frankly and protect her privacy, says like everyone in the camp she's heard about the UNRWA cuts and is afraid about what will happen, especially for poor people dependent on the free boys and girls school and health clinic.
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The Argento session is simultaneously emblematic of "Citizen Rose's" strengths and weaknesses, as the two speak frankly about the impact of what transpired in their lives and careers, while the producers (and McGowan is one of them) inexplicably shoot the exchange from an angle that looks like a surveillance video.
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At the same time, the woman — who, like a dozen border residents interviewed spoke on the condition of anonymity so they could speak frankly about Hamas and to avoid tipping off the Israeli military — and her relatives have been jolted awake over the past year by trucks rolling by at night, she said.
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This worker, along with six other employees in Costco store in Texas, Illinois, Utah, Washington, Idaho, and on the East Coast, and three employees at the company's corporate offices in Issaquah, Washington, spoke to Business Insider on the condition of full or partial anonymity in order to speak frankly without fear of reprisal.
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Before Cornell's message this week, six Target employees, most of whom were granted either full or partial anonymity in order to speak frankly about the situation, but whose identities were confirmed by Business Insider, said they had not heard any information from management regarding protocol or contingency plans related to the coronavirus issue.
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All but one of these store employees, most of whom were granted either full or partial anonymity in order to speak frankly about the situation, but whose identities were confirmed by Business Insider, said they had not heard any information from management regarding protocol or contingency plans related to the coronavirus issue.
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Those who commit themselves to nonviolent action against the GOP should demand too that Democrats comport themselves as a true opposition party, neither too daunted by electoral politics nor too compromised by the interests of capital to speak frankly to the broader electorate about what the Republican Party represents and what the Republican Party has done.
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In a primary where the voters of color are dramatically important, O'Rourke's eventual willingness to speak frankly about race, and to highlight issues affecting black and Latino voters in front of white audiences, may give him an edge over other Democrats — particularly prominent white candidates who have publicly struggled with how to speak about issues of race and identity, like Sens.
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While academic historians have described the role of Clement Greenberg championing Abstract Expressionism, the rise of Minimalism and Pop Art, the importance of Artforum, the influence of Leo Steinberg and the critics associated with October on the discussion of Postmodernism, Shnayerson, who is good at getting people to speak frankly, devotes one short sentence to Greenberg and mentions other art writers in only anecdotal ways.
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