Googlers, where people can feel comfortable to speak freely. We'll
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They are less likely to speak freely and act individually.
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The person requested anonymity to speak freely about the issue.
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"I can't speak freely like I used to," he says.
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The people asked for anonymity to speak freely about the process.
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The sun will conjunct with Mercury, helping us to speak freely.
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The Democrat declined to be named in order to speak freely.
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Despite this progress, not everyone has felt able to speak freely.
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Both requested anonymity so they could speak freely about the situation.
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You need to speak freely about whatever is on your mind.
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Having a digital avatar, he believes, makes it safer to speak freely.
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They also speak freely about their opinions on the inferiority of women.
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Secor's last trip was in 2012, when reformists could no longer speak freely.
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity to speak freely about their employer.
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They revel, that many in the western world are frightened to speak freely.
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That has given him freedom to speak freely, even against a Democratic President.
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This person spoke on the condition on anonymity in order to speak freely.
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Most spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak freely about their work.
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He took the unusual step of allowing White House Counsel to speak freely.
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It requires creating an environment where people can speak freely about these things.
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If you can't speak freely, you'll quickly lose the ability to think clearly.
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Gab will continue to fight for the fundamental human right to speak freely.
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All three spoke on condition of anonymity to speak freely about private deliberations.
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Freedom of speech doesn't have meaning without the protected space to speak freely.
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They requested individual anonymity in order to speak freely about such a sensitive topic.
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Mr. Zhuang had moved to the United States to speak freely about his village.
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"He has asked that I speak freely and completely," Fahn said at the time.
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Another important point: Teaching our children to speak freely enables them to think freely.
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While these groups speak freely, candidates and political parties are hamstrung by the law.
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We have the First Amendment, after all, which protects our right to speak freely.
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But in reality there was no way they could safely speak freely or refuse.
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This matters, of course, for ordinary Pakistanis, who can't speak freely about their government.
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We used only first names so that teachers could speak freely about their experiences.
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We need leaders who are free to make their own choices and speak freely.
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This is a democratic country, so why I am I not allowed to speak freely?
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But she does speak freely to their geologic nature, at least in a metaphoric sense.
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"I am giving people a platform to speak freely and support one another," she says.
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A vibrant democracy requires that citizens be able to speak freely, particularly about political issues.
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Michael went on to inspired millions more to speak freely about their own sexual orientation.
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If anyone has earned the right to speak freely, it is a U.S. Marine veteran.
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Should it be a place where everyone can speak freely and exchange information and ideas?
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U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis granted them immunity to speak freely while testifying about Manafort.
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And Kelly is said to be reluctant to sign away her rights to speak freely.
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Both sources asked not to be named in order to speak freely about the campaign.
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Al-Hussein said he did not feel he could speak freely in today's political climate.
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A recent poll found only 85033 percent of Germans feel they can speak freely in public.
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She also gets by without a meaningful vote or the right to speak freely about politics.
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Weinstein's staff have asked to be released from their nondisclosure agreements to speak freely about their experiences.
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"Until 1954, America's pastors had the right to speak freely they exercised that right responsibly," Stanley said.
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Businesses—international or local—tell me they can hardly speak freely about China without fear of retribution.
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I wanted to find folks with different political perspectives but who would feel comfortable to speak freely.
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"Their priorities were made known, obviously," said a House GOP aide, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"If you cannot speak freely and you cannot communicate," said Eritrean refugee Fessehaye, "your society cannot improve."
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He told a gathering of top officers to speak freely, even if it went against political leaders.
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He can speak freely and be fully who he is because he exists in a protected class.
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Potential donors need to feel they can speak freely and that they have someone advocating for them.
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Over time, he lost the ability to move and speak freely, and he needed full-time assistance.
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After talks, the network said Ms. Kim would be permitted to speak freely at the reunion special.
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VICE withheld the student's name so he could speak freely without fear of retribution at his job.
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The Australian delegation in Rio said they would support Horton's right to speak freely on the issue.
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She spoke on the condition that her last name not be used so she could speak freely.
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"He's a classic sociopath," one Missouri Republican who requested anonymity to speak freely told me last week.
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Xi's comments echo his words in December, when he said people should be able to speak freely online.
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Again, the Constitution includes a specific provision that allows members of Congress to speak freely during official meetings.
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It isn't even being sold as an effort to protect the ability of his advisers to speak freely.
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"We are not thinking about that right now," said the official, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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"He's a classic sociopath," said one Republican in the state who requested anonymity to speak freely about Greitens.
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Journalists typically grant anonymity to sources who fear retribution or who would otherwise be unable to speak freely.
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"We aren't afraid of [Zarif] coming to America where he enjoys the right to speak freely," Pompeo tweeted.
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If you're playing a character who can't speak [freely], I can think things and the camera sees them.
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What's worse, Mr. Bloomberg refuses to allow several women with whom he has nondisclosure settlements to speak freely.
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"To their credit, they did give me this platform, and I'm able to speak freely now," she said.
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At least 12 said they had signed agreements with the company that limited their ability to speak freely.
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On Monday, Clifford offered to return the $130,000 in exchange to speak freely about her interactions with Trump.
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"This is significant and very damning," the former official, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely, said.
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Most of them requested anonymity to speak freely about their thinking and about foreign advocacy work in general.
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Her subjects are allowed to speak freely and at length, and they are often bluntly critical of powerful institutions.
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Under Britain's system of parliamentary privilege, members can speak freely and their comments can be reported by the media.
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Remember the awkwardly silent haunts you've walked into that feel limp, where you had little privacy to speak freely?
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People familiar with the talks asked not to be named in order to speak freely about the ongoing negotiations.
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Rohingya were unable to speak freely, terrified of reprisals from security forces, which kept a close eye on them.
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Alexander's overarching aim is to make it possible for people to speak freely and without fear about their diagnosis.
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At stake, Murray believed, were the rights of all Americans to speak freely — including her fellow civil rights activists.
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A senior ZANU-PF politburo member, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said there were lessons to be learned.
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Syrians appearing on state television or on channels associated with the Assad government are not able to speak freely.
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For years, Sundar Pichai, Google's CEO, has encouraged employees to speak freely in weekly all-hands meetings called TGIF.
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"It just looks like he's complaining," said one former adviser, who sought anonymity to be able to speak freely.
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Questioning the validity of the agreement, Daniels wants to be released from the contract so she can speak freely.
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The ability to speak freely, and privately, in a world where democracy is in decline seems vital to me.
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The sources were granted anonymity to speak freely about the turmoil within the organization and protect them from repercussions.
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I believe the president has grossly abused his authority and violated Mr. Brennan's First Amendment right to speak freely.
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The company opted for that setting in an effort to make participants feel more comfortable to engage and speak freely.
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"We traded some 45 percent of the crop and stored the rest," the source said requesting anonymity to speak freely.
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The filing also made clear that anyone bound by NDAs related to the company's co-founder can now speak freely.
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Most of the people requested to remain anonymous so that they could speak freely about their former or current employer.
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It threatens our fundamental human rights to speak freely, organize in our communities, protest in the streets, and govern ourselves.
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No country that is afraid to let a man such as Liu speak freely can possibly be described as strong.
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At one point, activists were sent to eavesdrop on my conversations with other students, chilling their ability to speak freely.
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The official, who asked for anonimity to speak freely, said her resignation does not signal other departures from the economic team.
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"The administration has shown that black Republicans don't matter to them," said one party activist who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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First Amendment rights are absolute when it comes to political speech, and we want candidates to speak freely about the issues.
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Our founders were keenly aware of the importance of the right to speak freely and enshrined it in the First Amendment.
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"The Richard Shelby chairmanship has been a huge disappointment," said one senior financial services lobbyist who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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The amendment, which has been criticized as inhibiting the ability to speak freely, will come up for a vote on Monday.
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Most of the people interviewed requested to remain anonymous so that they could speak freely about their former or current job.
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Trump has "a tough road ahead of him," said one Republican lobbyist who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely.
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Business Insider has verified workers' identities and employment at chains, granting anonymity to allow them to speak freely about the situation.
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"Historically, the right to speak anonymously is how all sorts of disenfranchised groups were able to speak freely," Ms. McSherry said.
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"They basically pretended it didn't exist," said one member, who was granted anonymity so they could speak freely about their position.
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The Justice Department has sided with students in the cases who say campus policies have stifled their ability to speak freely.
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Bianchi and BofA parted ways amicably, said one of the sources, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the executive's departure.
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Many people, liberals and intellectuals known to CNN here, are on holiday abroad and won't answer their phones, or speak freely.
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"We aren't afraid of [Zarif] coming to America where he enjoys the right to speak freely," Pompeo wrote Sunday on Twitter.
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Fully staff the Office of LGBTQ Student Life and make more places where these students can speak freely about their struggles.
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The Verge talked to four Google employees, most of whom requested anonymity in order to speak freely and without fear of retaliation.
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The Department of Justice obtained the order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, said the sources, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"All the palatable choices are gone," said a senior Republican congressional staffer who wished to remain unidentified in order to speak freely.
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In the Middle East the overthrow of despots during the Arab spring let people speak freely for the first time in generations.
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Some nongovernmental organizations no longer feel safe holding conferences in Chechnya, so they host them in Moscow, where critics can speak freely.
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Our American democratic tradition, rooted in First Amendment values, has seemingly placed the right to speak freely above all other societal norms.
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Driven by a need to find community and speak freely about our lives, trans folks were able to find each other online.
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The workers were granted anonymity or are referred to only by their first name in order to speak freely about their experience.
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" But Gab appears defiant, writing on its site that it "will continue to fight for the fundamental human right to speak freely.
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A survey of federal Canadian scientists revealed that 90 percent felt they could not speak freely to the media about their work.
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Without the agreement, Daniels says she could speak freely and share information about the extramarital affair she claims she had with Trump.
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Ara had hoped for a democracy where individuals could speak freely of their murdered ancestors, or at least freely weep for them.
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One former manager, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the internal workings of the company, recalled Eugene Kaspersky coming in one Dec.
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The rule is "guiding our concern about how we interact with people," the person said, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely.
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One of the rejected amendments would have ensured Australians could speak freely about their traditional views of marriage without fear of legal action.
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The departments also said they respected protesters' rights to assemble and speak freely, and urged all sides to adhere to principles of nonviolence.
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" Trump has long promised to abolish the amendment, arguing that doing so would allow faith leaders to "speak freely without fear of retribution.
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There are concerns about crimping future diplomatic conversations if leaders think they can't speak freely because their interpreters' notes could be made public.
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"To be honest, we're all a little confused as well," the source, who asked for anonymity to speak freely on the topic, said.
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Senior agents did not discuss it at the daily morning briefing, a classified setting where officials normally speak freely about highly sensitive operations.
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The worker spoke on condition of anonymity to speak freely; he provided pay stubs to Business Insider to verify his identity and employment.
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A professor at Princeton, Keith Whittington, wrote a book last year entitled "Speak Freely," a defense of why universities must support free speech.
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Business Insider spoke to at least a dozen former employees who signed agreements with the company that limited their ability to speak freely.
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Reporters will be placed in pens, roping them off and restricting their ability to speak freely with senators as they enter and exit.
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By acknowledging my personal fears, I was pointing out the need to speak freely and have honest debate in a time of crisis.
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"He's a survivor," said a State Department official who, like others interviewed for this story, requested anonymity to speak freely about a colleague.
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"The adjustment that needs to be done is not 3 percent, it is 45 percent," said the person, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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It's very difficult for people to feel like they can speak freely, if they don't feel safe enough to speak in the first place.
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The Supreme Court has recognized that a president must be able to speak freely with advisers without fear that those conversations will be disclosed.
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The lawmaker said they would vote to stay in the customs union but asked not to be named so that he could speak freely.
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Except now that Jenner has publicly confirmed that she welcomed a baby girl, Stormi Webster, with rapper Travis Scott, Richards can finally speak freely.
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Eritreans have little to no opportunity to speak freely, to criticize the government regime, and to earn an education and work as they please.
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However, I also strongly encourage students in all of my classes to speak freely and openly when we discuss current events and controversial topics.
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"This is going to be a different animal," said one lobbyist with experience handling mergers who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely.
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Supporters of the right of employees to speak freely — and to withhold payment for speech they oppose — have introduced into the Employee Rights Act.
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Everyone interviewed by The Hill asked to talk anonymously in order to speak freely about their experiences, fearing they will be blacklisted in Washington.
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Inside, she can speak freely about cases by teleconference with intelligence operatives, diplomats, and military officers with top-secret clearance all over the world.
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It's ingrained in our imagination of police stings, in which the informant wears a wire to capture what criminals say when they speak freely.
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At least five Lebanese television stations refused to carry Sunday's interview, saying it was still unclear whether Mr. Hariri was able to speak freely.
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"She was visible and she was a reassuring face for the administration," the official, who spoke on background in order to speak freely, said.
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"Technically, Turkey doesn't need the S-400," a retired Turkish military officer I spoke with explained, requesting anonymity to speak freely about the deal.
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"This is new ground being plowed," said the person familiar with the plan, who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely.
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In order to find out what, I spoke to several former Republican officials and aides, who all requested anonymity in order to speak freely.
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And according to three of Winfrey's close friends who requested anonymity to speak freely, Winfrey is "actively thinking" about running for president in 2020.
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And according to two of Winfrey's close friends who requested anonymity to speak freely, Winfrey is "actively thinking" about running for president in 2020.
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" Added a Florida Republican, who like all participants was granted anonymity in order to speak freely, "Trump is grinding the GOP to a stub.
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The company released a statement yesterday, noting that the player base has a right to speak freely and criticize the company and its store.
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A number of staffers have also asked to be let out of their non-disclosure agreements so they can speak freely and shed their anonymity.
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For years, sexual harassment victims found themselves unable to speak freely about their experiences, either because of provisions in their employment contracts or settlement agreements.
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And I think there's a case that our politics are better when candidates have a wide latitude to speak freely, without intervention from private businesses.
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Oi wants to negotiate with bondholders who "care about the company's future," said a second source, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the plan.
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"We're a black party, that's kind of the deal," one strategist who asked not to be named so he could speak freely told BuzzFeed News.
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The Verge spoke with several developers who are currently employed at ArenaNet who requested anonymity in order to speak freely and without fear of retribution.
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Another source, who also requested anonymity to speak freely, said that an Aglaya representative once claimed that his company had customers in the Middle East.
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We should all have that freedom to be able to speak freely about what our own disabilities are, because we all have our own issues.
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It was accused of posting "illegal content", apparently by quoting an adviser to the NPC as saying "the right to speak freely must be protected".
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Britain, America and others grant "narrow" immunity: MPs can vote and speak freely in Parliament or Congress without worrying about potential lawsuits or criminal charges.
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"They've shown that they are increasing what they are doing," the official said on Tuesday, asking not to be named in order to speak freely.
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Other Western diplomats, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that those envoys, too, came away with the impression that he could not speak freely.
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Ms. Veech said Ms. Ratchinskaia had been present at a meeting to discuss the complaint, and she had felt that she could not speak freely.
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Teaching children that everyone is allowed to speak freely removes much of the power of the bullying and enables children to be their own advocates.
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It was unclear whether the N.F.L. exerted any pressure on Panthers officials to release the women from those agreements to enable them to speak freely.
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"I thought once everybody could speak freely and exchange information and ideas, the world is automatically going to be a better place," Mr. Williams says.
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It was not long after sending the email that CBS informed Ms. Kim that she would be permitted to speak freely on the final episode.
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"You have the person's word that they won't poach people, but you don't know," said the executive, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely.
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That woman, porn star Stormy Daniels, is suing Trump and Cohen in California to void the hush-money agreement and speak freely about the alleged tryst.
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"The family has been in property for decades — just because Trump became president, why should they give that up?" he asked, seeking anonymity to speak freely.
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So there's always been this balance that we've had to strike between the ability to speak freely online and these real harms that people are suffering.
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"Tombini and everybody have been pretty clear that if they need to hike rates again they will," said the official, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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But your correspondent's guide is Rocco DiGennaro, boss of the Local 125 construction-workers union to which they belong, and he urges them to speak freely.
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"South Aleppo seems on the verge of being more than just a flare-up," a Western diplomat, who requested anonymity to speak freely, told VICE News.
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She believes Trent was taking money from her accounts and says she has to hide in her closet so she can speak freely to her kids.
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Photo: GettyBlind is an anonymous social network that has been used by tech workers to speak freely about grievances related to the workplace, among other concerns.
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Fernandez's followers, who supported Justicialist Party candidate Daniel Scioli for president last year, will pursue their own agenda, said the source, requesting anonymity to speak freely.
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Edgett said that it helps users speak freely, especially in areas where free speech can be difficult, like in areas of the world with oppressive governments.
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One senior Democrat, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the impeachment calls, noted that Democrats picked up seats in the House after Republicans impeached Clinton.
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"Our focus with the reform is on expenditures and not on revenues," said the official who asked not to be named so as to speak freely.
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If the NDA is rescinded, Daniels will be able to speak freely about her alleged affair with Trump without the fear of legal or financial repercussions.
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A Texas Democratic operative lavished praise on Beto, on background, in order to speak freely: O'Rourke has an intangible energy that goes beyond the litmus test.
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Business Insider is not identifying the doctors at their request so that they can speak freely about the mask shortages at their hospitals without professional repercussions.
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The Reuters Corporate Survey, conducted for Reuters by Nikkei Research, polled 504 large and midsize firms with managers responding on condition of anonymity to speak freely.
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"I have good feelings about them, but for me, this opens up being able to speak" freely without being concerned about how Greenberg Traurig would react.
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With food, wine and child care, living rooms are transformed into havens where immigrants can speak freely with lawyers and advocates about their rights and risks.
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The officials who described the saga were granted anonymity to speak freely about events that were highly secret and, for Mr. Hariri, deeply troubling and embarrassing.
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"What you're talking about is a cabal of staffers, none of whom are elected, who have absolute power," the advocate said anonymously in order to speak freely.
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CNN Business agreed to withhold the last names of several of the current employees and the city where their store is located so they could speak freely.
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While ministers may speak freely in the House of Commons, any strategy documents referring to election meddling or internet safety will need to use the new definition.
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The latest: Puigdemont, who fled to Brussels on Monday, said Tuesday that he is not trying to escape justice, but wants to be able to speak freely.
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"There's a lot of unhappiness, especially in Gayglers and other LGBTQ-related groups," a Google employee, who requested not to be named to speak freely, told Gizmodo.
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The group accused the National Intelligence Service of blocking the women's access to legal services and their right to speak freely about their trip to the South.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," Trump said.
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"The government went from its best moment to its worst moment in a matter of seconds," said a Temer aide, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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The Batistas face criticism from minority shareholders who demand that they resign from their posts, said one of the sources, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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"I don't think [FARA] was intended to cover that, but a not-too-creative lawyer could make that argument," he said, asking for anonymity to speak freely.
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If the committee "were to release me from this obligation, I would be able to speak freely without the fear of legal or financial repercussions," she said.
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I wondered what it would take to get more people to speak freely and frequently about racism at home among family and what good that would do.
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"You're definitely going to see some people leave after tax cuts get done," said a separate Trump adviser, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the administration.
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The bigger question, he said, is how Japanese authorities will respond to Ghosn's attacks on them, now that he is able to speak freely about his detention.
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"I would be very surprised if there's a direct U.S. territory attack in cyberspace by Iran," said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity to speak freely.
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For Johnson, forgiveness was the only way to move forward, the only way she could speak freely about what she had suffered so she could save others.
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The majority of the dozen people who spoke to Business Insider requested to remain anonymous so that they could speak freely about their current or previous employer.
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The actions spurred a furious response from conservatives along with allegations that Walker was violating the rights of companies and individuals to speak freely and debate openly.
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"If this is the way forward, we might as well stay put," said a Brazilian official directly involved in the negotiations, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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A former DHS official who requested anonymity to speak freely said that changes to tighten the credible fear threshold were considered in the last administration, but not pursued.
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"This will take time, not in the next five or 10 years," said one senior Philippine navy official, requesting anonymity to speak freely on the highly sensitive matter.
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That is why I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution.
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That is why I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution.
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"They dealt with us as a legacy and baggage," a senior Iraqi official told Vox, asking for anonymity to speak freely about his interactions with the previous administration.
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Like the same way the first amendment protects your right to speak freely, it also says you can't be forced to present a message that you disagree with.
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"Anyone who claims they know what's going to happen is full of s**t," said an Iowa operative with a rival campaign who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"They may not be able to reenter the bloc if there is something that goes fundamentally against Mercosur," said the official, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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"This isn't a banana republic, that 'If we prevail then the other side better watch out,' " added the official, who was granted anonymity in order to speak freely.
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President Michel Temer also plans to announce new measures next week to increase productivity and bolster the construction sector, said the official, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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We are all taught as school children that Americans have the rights to assemble, speak freely, and support whomever we want for public office without threat or duress.
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With these people I can speak freely about Lenin's Testament, using a silence emoji, and chat about the murder of party rival Trotsky, utilizing the ice pick emoji.
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These men want complacence and silence, even though we fought for and had friends who died for the right of citizens to speak freely against injustice and inequity.
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"[T]o have tons of providers switching to using an entirely new modality all at once has been chaotic," said one clinician who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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The historians and dramatists of the classical period repeatedly stated that a democracy depends on the ability of citizens to speak freely and declare their will out loud.
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" Dalio also notes this allows others in your meeting to speak freely for a moment "without worrying they will be misunderstood or drowned out by a louder voice.
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A spokesman for Mr. Tajani said lawmakers in attendance will be able to speak freely about it, and a verbatim transcript of the meeting will be released afterward.
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"This is a long term policy the government have taken for a while in order to eradicate all voices that speak freely," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"UBI is a worthwhile thing to consider, but I just don't know if it will work," one tech investor, who requested anonymity to speak freely, told BuzzFeed News.
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"There are people who thought he would be a shill for industry," said a Republican lobbyist who requested anonymity to speak freely about how industry advocates view regulators.
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Women working everywhere create their own safe spaces where they can speak freely or warn one another about the people they should stay away from in the workplace.
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"The market is stalled," said a soy buyer representing a large trading firm in Mato Grosso, Brazil's top soy-producing state, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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If the committee "were to release me from this obligation, I would be able to speak freely without the fear of legal or financial repercussions," Wolkoff told the Times.
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This is a notable shift for the frontrunner, who almost never reads from a teleprompter and instead prefers to speak freely off the cuff when he gives his speeches.
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"We need to convince the political class that there is no better option for Brazil at this moment," said a presidential aide who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," Trump said in February.
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At a time when open platforms like YouTube face a choice between protecting their users and protecting their users' ability to speak freely, counterspeech represents a tantalizing third possibility.
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Cruz, who has repeatedly defended Jones's right to speak freely on social media platforms while arguing that perhaps antitrust laws should be used to "break up" companies like Facebook.
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They shuffle into the office in flip-flops, handcuffs, and blindfolds, though their restraints are swapped for cups of coffee and we speak freely while their guard smokes outside.
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I do think teachers should use textbooks to back them up; however, they should be able to speak freely and not by the textbook on the view of slavery.
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" A lawyer for one of Jia's creditors, who was granted anonymity so they could speak freely about the case, called the filing a "nuclear bomb" and a "scathing attack.
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Jessica Chastain told our Carpetbagger columnist that she had wondered whether her career would suffer because of her decision to speak freely about sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood.
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Yet Trump's opposition to the amendment was often greeted with applause and support in meetings with religious leaders, where he said it unnecessarily restricted their ability to speak freely.
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These events also galvanized a new generation of activists — many of whom are now leading protests and building safe spaces for women to gather and speak freely in Seoul.
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These schools were places where students could speak freely about issues affecting the African-American community, debate approaches, and develop the tactics, arguments and political strategies for addressing them.
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One former Clinton advisor who was granted anonymity to speak freely told VICE that there is little upside to a candidate giving a press conference compared to an interview.
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MID-WORSHIP, HANDS RAISED Perth pastor Rory Shiner said his congregation appeared most concerned about Australia's treatment of refugees, and retaining a legal right to speak freely about their faith.
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Defense lawyers had tried to convince jurors that their clients were manipulated by the F.B.I., and had been unfairly targeted for exercising their rights to own guns and speak freely.
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One Trump friend, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said it was not insignificant that Trump's first trip to New York was coming after his first 100 days in office.
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Without that barrier to her consciousness, she can speak freely, and tells Jack and Rachel the real story about Catherine's misdeeds, and enlists them to help her free her body.
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DouYu sold American depositary shares (ADS) at $11.5 each, compared with a previously stated target of $11.50 to $14.00, the people said, requesting anonymity to speak freely about the deal.
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"One of my concerns is how joined at the hip is McCarthy with the President," one Republican member relayed on background in order to speak freely about the leadership race.
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Judge Easterbrook's opinion also held that CFTC commissioners have a right to explain their votes publicly, and that their right to speak freely cannot be stifled via a consent decree.
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And she broke some news Friday night when she revealed that NBC News would be allowing anyone who allegedly complained about sexual harassment issues at the network to speak freely.
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"Billy Six is a journalist and, like any journalist, has the right to speak freely and without fear of persecution and detention everywhere," Mr. Mihr wrote in an email exchange.
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When people can't speak freely on the internet, it's difficult for the government to detect an oncoming crisis and move to stop it, as in the case of the coronavirus.
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Shkreli's attorney, Benjamin Brafman, had opposed the prosecutors' request for a broad gag order, saying in a court filing that his client had a First Amendment right to speak freely.
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Growing up in the Soviet Union during the 1980s — when surveillance was a fact of life — had made him realize the importance of being able to speak freely, he wrote.
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Given the level of hard right support for Trump, I asked an influential Republican operative, who requested anonymity to speak freely, how his party might capitalize on a Trump impeachment.
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I've seen how Cubans, from artists to taxi drivers, speak freely about how the embargo is a prop for the state's denial of responsibility for the hardships they face daily.
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Facebook has stubbornly refused to bring fact-checking to bear on political ads, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg defending candidates' ability to speak freely, even if that means lying in ads.
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"You can no longer say Republicans are the party of limited government intervention when it comes to antitrust," said one veteran Washington antitrust attorney, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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The point of the privilege is to allow people to speak freely with their attorneys without fear that what they see will later be made public or used against them.
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"It's quite a difference going from an academic setting to the Census Bureau," said a person who has worked with Brunell, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about him.
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Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, has said she is taking legal action to be able to speak freely about her relationship with Trump without fear of legal retribution.
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Before anyone else, he proclaimed the four fundamental human rights: the right to speak freely, to practice religion freely, to live free of fear, and to live free of misery.
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We agreed to preserve their anonymity by obscuring their faces and altering their voices after the fact so they could speak freely, but when the cameras rolled they got cold feet.
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A current EPA employee, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely, said the cuts will weaken the agency to the point where it can only do its most basic functions.
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Again, I like that we live in a country where we can speak freely about those things, but I'm pretty sure he would have an opinion on how important vaccines are.
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These sources, who were granted anonymity in order to speak freely and without fear of retribution, paint a consistent picture of a company desperately struggling to keep its head above water.
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Twitter's attorney, Lee Rubin, said today that the disclosure limitations created an "Orwellian situation" for the company and hindered its First Amendment right to speak freely about the letters it receives.
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We wish them lots of luck trying to enforce our rights and ability to speak freely about the absurd way they handled their amateur business over the course of this deal.
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Any petition seeking bankruptcy protection would be filed in Rio de Janeiro, where Sete Brasil is based, said the two sources, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about the plan.
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A source granted anonymity to speak freely about the situation says that McFarland preferred to stay on in some capacity in government in Washington, such as a possible role at State.
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The congressman, who has endorsed Trump but asked not to be identified in order to speak freely, said supporting Trump is now more difficult given his criticism of the Khan family.
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And because of this, President Trump's eagerness to bypass the media and speak freely and directly to his supporters makes complete sense, so he announced a rally in Florida this Saturday.
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Mr. Ek said he wanted to teach his children that they had the right to speak freely, and even to deface the image of the Cambodian prime minister if they wished.
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But civil liberties experts warn that it can also be used to secretly identify people — potentially chilling Americans' ability to speak freely or simply go about their business anonymously in public.
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These interviews were conducted in the presence of two Foreign Ministry officials, but even if they weren't, there is no chance that ordinary people would speak freely to a foreign reporter.
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That's what some of the four Democratic strategists I spoke with — all on the condition of anonymity so they could speak freely on the matter — see as part of the problem.
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The official, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said the government was also considering additional measures, all designed to reduce business costs and bolster investment, but declined to give further details.
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On Monday, in a letter from her attorney, Daniels offered to give that money back to Trump if he would let her speak freely and make the agreement null and void.
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The NBA has been notable for allowing its players, perhaps more than any other league, to speak freely, certainly about issues of importance to those players here in the United States.
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Unlike other forms of therapy like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing and art therapy, in psychoanalytic practice therapists will allow the patient to speak freely about whatever is on their mind.
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Finance Ministry officials were calculating the impact of the potential measure before an official announcement on Thursday, according to a government source, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the plan.
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The new regulation passed this week strengthens the government's position on censoring the internet, drawing Amnesty International to decry that it leaves "no safe place for people to speak freely" in Vietnam.
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Teachers and students maintain their right to speak freely on matters of public concern, including social and political issues, without fear of losing their government job or disciplinary action by the school.
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"World leaders need to be able to speak freely in their conversations with the President — that is a key component to effective diplomacy," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said to CNN.
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In his Monday news conference, Hill spoke largely in generalities, declining to take questions and saying he looked forward to the day he could "speak freely," but he addressed Candelaria Reardon's allegations.
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Apolitical scholars who used to speak freely in cafes now look nervously over their shoulders, as Crown Prince Mohammed has achieved a degree of dominance that no ruler has attained for generations.
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One former SF District Attorney's Office employee, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely and not risk professional consequences, said prosecutions like Trulove's would have had to be approved by Harris.
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The country's largest federation of unions, the AFL-CIO, is also split on Bloomberg, a person familiar with the union's thinking said, requesting anonymity in order to speak freely about union dynamics.
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Gizmodo spoke with two former Cambridge Analytica employees as well as a source with direct knowledge of the company's final days, all of whom requested anonymity to speak freely about internal company matters.
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"I've run out of words to appropriately convey how horrified, dispirited, and disgusted we all are," a State Department official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to speak freely, told me.
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Two presidential aides, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said the government sped up preparation of the decree because of the risk of new disclosures snaring Brazilian banks in a vast corruption scandal.
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Instead, she wants the court to rule that the nondisclosure agreement is invalid or unenforceable, allowing her to speak freely about the relationship she says she had with Trump, without fear of litigation.
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"I thought once everybody could speak freely and exchange information and ideas, the world is automatically going to be a better place," Twitter founder Evan Williams told The New York Times last year.
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Temer found nothing that incriminates him in a recorded conversation with Joesley Batista, chairman of the world's largest meatpacker, JBS SA, the official said, asking not be named in order to speak freely.
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"I'm proud to say the court upheld the law and the right of any person to speak freely without the threat of legal intimidation," the former Texas governor said during a press conference.
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"Unless drug manufacturers and others are permitted to speak freely regarding off-label uses, doctors will be unlikely to acquire all the information they need to treat their patients effectively," the brief said.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," he told the National Prayer Breakfast in February.
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"This kind of speech doesn't do well with the tech community," a senior employee at a major American tech company who requested to not be named in order to speak freely, told CNN.
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Those who founded our nation understood that a citizen's ability to speak freely, without fear, is critical to the success of our democracy and they granted us this right in the U.S. Constitution.
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Smith also pointed out that investigators were required to interview the 22 immigrant youths at Shenandoah in the presence of a staff member, raising concerns about whether they felt able to speak freely.
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When he told mothers that their daughters were old enough to see him alone — without a parent in the room, so the girls could speak freely — they accepted it as sound medical practice.
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Despite McKinsey's refusal to allow its employees to speak freely with us, we managed to contact and interview 44 current and former McKinsey employees around the world, often using encrypted forms of communication.
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While lawmakers would not consider removing the polygraph requirement altogether, this source said on the condition of anonymity to speak freely, there may be options that Congress would consider passing or accepting from CBP.
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Just as the First Amendment allows Phillips to speak freely and practice his faith, they say, it also protects him from being forced to create a "message" that's tantamount to "participating" in the wedding.
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"The timing of the sovereign retap was perfect to open a window of opportunity for some domestic corporate issuers," said the person, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about the Brazil bond reopening.
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North Carolina, U.S., square off over transgender rights Robertson's email reportedly does not mention North Carolina specifically, but is seeking to raise funds for a "Speak Freely" campaign the reality star feels is needed.
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The assessment of the military officials surrounding Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro — who requested anonymity to speak freely on a sensitive diplomatic matter — is that it's only a matter of time before Maduro leaves Venezuela.
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"The ultimate goal of Pulpit Freedom Sunday is to restore a pastor's right to speak freely from the pulpit without fearing government censorship or punishment," said Erik Stanley, senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom.
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"Even if she were to propose something promising, the political situation is so dicey that there isn't trust there," said a source in the anti-trafficking community, who requested anonymity in order speak freely.
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A reduction of the 4.5 percent inflation target for 2019, which was expected before the crisis erupted, could help the government gain market support, said the official who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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What if they were encouraged to speak freely not about the emotional delicacies of their own experience of exile, but of what allowed them to operate that way at work in the first place?
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"I thought once everybody could speak freely and exchange information and ideas, the world is automatically going to be a better place," Twitter co-founder Evan Williams told The New York Times in May.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," the president said Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast.
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Another EPA reporter—who asked not to be named to speak freely about her job— said they filed a request for any "policies or guidance" about how the EPA staff should communicate with reporters.
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Washington (CNN)The White House move this week to limit Steve Bannon's congressional testimony while permitting a current administration official to speak freely reveals how precisely it is controlling what is shared with lawmakers.
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"The narco trade fuels a lot of the valley's militancy because it brings in money," a senior intelligence officer, who requested anonymity to speak freely, tells me at an Indian army camp near Kupwara.
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Kellee Kim, a contestant who raised concerns about inappropriate touching, agreed to take part in the final episode only after she got a guarantee from CBS that she would be able to speak freely.
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It's ironic that in its attempt to stand back and let public figures speak freely, Facebook now finds itself having to define who qualifies as a politician, and which politicians aren't granted the exemption.
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At N.S.C. meetings, representatives from the State Department, the Pentagon, the Treasury Department, the intelligence community and other agencies speak freely and critically about the full breadth of options available to the United States.
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The member, who spoke on the condition of background so they could speak freely about the ongoing discussions, said they had not been in consultation with the White House, but that the news was welcome.
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Von Storch declined to comment when asked in a newspaper interview about the police complaint, but she added it was important to speak freely about problems in Germany without censorship and the threat of charges.
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"Our ships are ready for women, but not our heads," a senior naval officer accompanying the all-women crew to New Delhi told BuzzFeed News, choosing to speak freely only on the condition of anonymity.
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"Moderators were not even allowed to remove all clips of the livestream from the app until certain governments started declaring possession of the footage a crime," said the moderator, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"I worry that if a sizeable portion of the electorate feels cheated there could be a very serious backlash," said the official, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about the political climate in Indonesia.
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"Right now this is disintegrating in the Senate, with everyone off on their own about what they don't like about the bill," said a Republican senator who requested anonymity to speak freely about the bill.
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Help others have a voice Meeting leaders are not only in charge of setting and executing the agenda, they also need to make sure everyone has a chance to speak freely without getting cut off.
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"I thought once everybody could speak freely and exchange information and ideas, the world is automatically going to be a better place," Mr. Williams told David Streitfeld, a technology reporter for The New York Times.
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He envisions using the YBHS chapters to challenge radical Islamic preachers and controversially says he would not deny radical preachers a platform or the right to speak freely, so long as they could be challenged.
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Terms of the deal, which involves the sale of certain assets to U.S.-based Mosaic Co, are unlikely to change significantly, one of the sources said on Wednesday, requesting anonymity to speak freely about the issue.
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Although the Constitution includes a specific provision that allows members of Congress to speak freely during official meetings, Trump claims Twitter is not protected under the clause and as such Schiff should be prosecuted for fraud.
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One longtime foreign policy adviser in Republican administrations, who requested anonymity to speak freely, did not mince words in declaring the push to change the language as a fringe effort that contradicts what even Israel wants.
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"Up until last night, most companies and their associations were figuring out how to be on defense over the next four years" said one Republican corporate executive who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely.
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And the suit contends the state's actions "prevents, or at a minimum chills," the First Amendment rights of the NRA and its members to free speech -- including their right to speak freely about gun-related issues.
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But despite previous controversies, the Jasons were widely regarded as a much-needed independent voice that could speak freely with the Pentagon when other advisors might just tell U.S. military leaders what they wanted to hear.
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The law, which has been in place since 1954, has been a source of contention for many Christian conservatives who have argued that it restricts the rights of pastors and other religious leaders to speak freely.
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"This was a decision not expected by employees, as Heyday has always preached how the skin therapists are the backbone of their company," said a New York–based skin therapist, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," Mr. Trump promised in early February, just days after taking office.
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And as recently as a few days ago, a "Survivor" contestant who raised concerns about inappropriate touching, Kellee Kim, was not sure if she would be allowed to speak freely about her experience during the reunion.
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One Democratic donor, who supports Biden and asked that his name not be used in order to speak freely, told Reuters that he started to have doubts as the candidate's age showed on the campaign trail.
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One Democratic donor, who supports Biden and asked that his name not be used in order to speak freely, told Reuters that he started to have doubts as the candidates age showed on the campaign trail.
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Mr. Liu has not been allowed to speak freely since he was arrested in late 2008, and his wife, Liu Xia, has been under heavy police surveillance since 2010, when he was awarded the Nobel medal.
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The theater, where Spacey was artistic director from 2004 to 2015, issued an apology on Thursday for "not creating an environment or culture where people felt able to speak freely" after the new allegations came to light.
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They also act in secrecy to protect the investigative process, to encourage witnesses to speak freely and to protect the innocent from the stigma of false allegations if the investigation leads to nothing but rumor and innuendo.
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"Acacia shareholders have to realize they have no options in this situation," a Barrick shareholder, who declined to be identified to speak freely, said, adding that Barrick may raise its offer, but not by a significant amount.
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"The Richard Shelby chairmanship has been a huge disappointment not only to the financial services community, but the businesses community and the larger consumer community," said one senior financial services lobbyist who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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NRA asserts that Cuomo and the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) actively worked to strip the NRA of its right to "speak freely about gun-related issues and defend the Second Amendment," Reuters reported.
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Notably, while Trump allowed White House officials to speak freely with Mueller, the White House was far less free with Congress — including, inappropriately, having officials refuse to answer questions on the possibility of a later privilege assertion.
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But for Google employees, nondisclosure wasn't just a rule, it was a sacred bargain—one that earned them candor from leadership and a safe space to speak freely about their kinks, grievances, and disagreements on internal forums.
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Twitter said abuse and harassment had no place on its platform, adding 50% of hateful content was identified by technology and not reports from people with the company aware that abuse stifled people's ability to speak freely.
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Twitter said abuse and harassment had no place on its platform, adding 50% of hateful content was identified by technology and not reports from people with the company aware that abuse stifled people's ability to speak freely.
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In 85033, in the face of biting criticism and public condemnation, I defended the right of a dictator, under whose leadership Ethiopia became the "fourth most censored" country in the world, to speak freely at Columbia University.
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I fear, however, this is because many have come to think that someone like Spencer's ability to speak freely makes it a foregone conclusion that he may infect the minds of students who go to listen to him.
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NEW YORK, Dec 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Filmmaker Hassan Fazili fled Afghanistan last year in search of a home where he could speak freely after the fundamentalist militant Taliban threatened him with death over one of his movies.
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The source, who asked that his name not be used so he could speak freely, says Trump's chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, has been intimately involved in the discussions and has been insistent that Varadkar come to Doonbeg.
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"The fact that people are functionally anonymous a lot of times produces good things since people can speak freely, but also produces a lot of bad stuff, like online abuse and the spread of fake news," he said.
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"I don't think there's an adjective to describe how [the Academy's leadership] has fumbled every one of these decisions," a studio executive and Academy member who asked to remain anonymous in order to speak freely told BuzzFeed News.
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The Japanese mining and steel giant is looking for financial and legal advisers to work on the plan, which has been touted since March, said one of the people, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the issue.
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"What we've encountered is that Congress is passing laws requiring the VA to come into compliance, and the VA is incapable," a senior Democratic aide, who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely about the matter, told me.
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"With Aetna and [UnitedHealthcare] facing such tough regulatory scrutiny, it seems silly that they would abandon one of D.C.'s most powerful trade organizations," said an insurance industry source who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely.
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It is crucial that Wilkinson be freed of any non-disclosure agreements following so that he can speak freely, Jeppe Kofod, a spokesman for the European Parliament committee that is arranging the Brussels hearing, told Reuters last week.
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The suit contends that what the state has done "prevents, or at a minimum, chills," the First Amendment rights of the NRA and its members to free speech -- including their right to speak freely about gun-related issues.
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PM: It would be quite a turnaround for Trump now to show up and just be able to speak freely and be questioned by representatives in the House- HB: Under oath, which he wouldn't even do for Mueller.
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"The 2016 fiscal target has room to accommodate variations in spending and revenues, so there is no need to freeze spending at this moment," said an official briefed on the matter, who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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Another healthcare executive, who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely, said that, for some, "there's a sense that AHIP has become a one-trick pony for the Obama administration," referring to the goal of advancing ObamaCare.
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The idea is that the president should be able to speak freely and confidentially with his advisers without worrying about those discussions ever becoming public -- as with other legal privileges between attorney and client or doctor and patient.
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"They're going to have to demonstrate that the public writ large, that consumers writ large, that employees of these companies aren't going to be harmed in some way," said a second lobbyist who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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Senator Moynihan could not have foreseen that a president would abuse his powers by revoking a clearance, with no process at all, solely because the individual was exercising his First Amendment right to speak freely about policy issues.
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Obviously, Newton's ability to speak freely isn't the difference between a losing season and a near championship one, though it shows the many ways this franchise has operated in fear since nearly claiming the top spot in the sport.
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"So in the coming days we will find several forums to gather and engage with Googlers, where people can feel comfortable to speak freely," Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote in a message to employees published by Recode Thursday evening.
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The source, who asked that his name not be used so he could speak freely, said that Trump's chief of staff Mick Mulvaney has been intimately involved in the discussions and has been insistent that Varadkar come to Doonbeg.
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"Sometimes, when we see a behavior or listen to arguments or notions that seem so far-fetched, unreasonable, or insane, there is almost natural reaction of laughing," one Latin American diplomat said, speaking anonymously so he could speak freely.
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Key lawmakers in Temer's alliance told Reuters this week, on condition of anonymity so they could speak freely, that they will set aside work on those proposed labor law reforms if forced to vote on criminal charges against Temer.
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One member of the House Freedom Caucus who preferred to speak on background to speak freely about developments said that the Freedom Caucus was told that waivers states could apply for would be "automatic" and good for five years.
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"Clearly, urbanization is not well managed in some regions, but it's difficult to make it (the New Urban Agenda) binding," the official told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on condition of anonymity in order to speak freely about the summit.
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Still, it's hard to imagine what's worse for the campaign—letting Moore speak freely to reporters, or putting a literal child in the same room as someone who's reportedly been banned from a local mall for being too creepy.
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Another former Republican congresswoman, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to speak freely about her time in Congress, said it was hard to try to get the women together to lobby the leadership as a collective.
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"I let the Military Operations Council know that the Shuhada al-Yarmouk forces were increasing in number seven months ago," said a local rebel commander who asked to go by the pseudonym Abu Khaled so he could speak freely.
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The Brazilian official, who asked not to be named so he could speak freely, said the wheat quota could be sealed during a meeting between Brazil's Agriculture Minister Teresa Cristina Dias and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue on Tuesday.
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The pro-government official, who declined to be identified in order to speak freely, nevertheless indicated that the next phase of the campaign could be more difficult as the army and its allies seek to capture more densely populated areas.
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Even so, the results underscore the importance for young adults of having a parent or doctor they can speak freely to about contraception, said Dr. Kate Lucey, a pediatrics researcher at Northwestern University in Chicago who wasn't involved in the study.
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Related: The US-led Coalition Bombed the University of Mosul for Being an Islamic State Headquarters "I think it's about what they were expecting," said the spokesman, who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely on the operation.
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The government plans to work on a new bill to re-establish those measures, which include a freeze on wages and an increase in pension contributions, said a presidential aide who asked for anonymity to speak freely on the matter.
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The ADF's blog post concludes on a surprising note: After the 1954 Johnson Amendment, churches faced a choice: speak freely on all issues addressed by Scripture and potentially risk their tax exemption, or remain silent and protect their tax-exempt status.
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"With more players competing for the soy, origination margins got slim and traders moved to sell farm inputs as a way to grab margins from other business segments," said a person at Cargill Inc who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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One New Hampshire GOP official, who declined to be named in order to speak freely ahead of the primary race here, suggested that Trump would not have had to cancel his event had he not gone home to New York.
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"I think people are sick of everyone promoting their best selves," Gulman, 49, told me in a phone interview, adding that he was lucky to be among a generation of comics who could speak freely about their imperfect, struggling selves instead.
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If we do agree that individuals have the right to speak freely and even spend money to spread their ideas, then why wouldn't that same right apply to two or more people pooling their resources to do the same thing?
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"This is beyond any question the worst political climate for Republicans since I was thrilled to be allowed to stuff envelopes 35 years ago," said the consultant, who asked that his name not be used in order to speak freely.
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A longtime franchisee, who was granted anonymity so they could speak freely without fear of retribution, told Business Insider that "it's sad that you have to do it that way" instead of working hand in hand with the corporate office.
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Dave Wedge, a spokesman for Mr. Davidson, called the suit "outrageously frivolous" and said Ms. Clifford's filing constituted a "full and complete waiver of attorney-client privilege" — leaving Mr. Davidson, who has limited his public comments this year, to speak freely.
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Some thoughts that may emerge in the conversation could include the ideas that citizens need to be able to speak freely in order to make effective electoral decisions, oversee government actions, participate in the policymaking process and hold politicians accountable.
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"The ultimate goal of Pulpit Freedom Sunday is to restore a pastor's right to speak freely from the pulpit without fearing government censorship or punishment," Erik Stanley, a lawyer for Alliance Defending Freedom, told CNN, which covered the event last fall.
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Just imagine it: A seasoned opposition politician (Yavlinksky) and Russia's youngest presidential candidate (Sobchak) were given chances to speak freely on Kremlin-owned state television about Russia's internal problems and their ideas for how to fix entrenched systems of corruption.
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Trump is "bitter" about the vote, "annoyed" with the media coverage and worried about his legacy, said nine people familiar with Trump's week, including six who have spoken with him in recent days who asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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It is crucial that Wilkinson will be free of any non-disclosure agreements following his tenure at Danske Bank so that he can speak freely, the spokesman for the European Parliament committee that arranges the Brussels hearing, Jeppe Kofod, told Reuters.
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The most recent edition of the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression's Review reported that 90 percent of federal scientists under the Harper government felt they could not speak freely about their work, and nearly as many feared reprimand for doing so.
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"With the sweeping powers it grants the government to monitor online activity, this vote means there is now no safe place left in Vietnam for people to speak freely," Clare Algar, Amnesty's director of global operations, said in a statement.
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In total, the plan is to sell 29 tonnes of gold held in Caracas to the United Arab Emirates by February in order to provide liquidity for imports of basic goods, the source said, requesting anonymity in order to speak freely.
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"With the sweeping powers it grants the government to monitor online activity," Clare Algar, Amnesty's director of global operations, said in a statement, Reuters reported, "this vote means there is now no safe place left in Vietnam for people to speak freely."
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The clamor around Clinton's potential legal woes hit a peak this week, when news broke that Bryan Pagliano, a former State Department aide who set up the server in Clinton's home in New York, was granted immunity to speak freely with the FBI.
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Multiple senior Apple executives, speaking with BuzzFeed News on the condition of anonymity so that they could speak freely, all denied and expressed confusion with a report earlier this week that the company's servers had been compromised by a Chinese intelligence operation.
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Later, when my daughter was a woman and could speak freely about that time, she said that she and the boy were petrified, frightened mute by her raging father pounding the door so hard they thought it would collapse in on itself.
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Cutting NSC staff won't protect him from Congress' power to call on key figures to testify about his behavior and alleged abuses of power -- in fact it may motivate more officials to come forward and speak freely about what they've seen or heard.
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Everyone has been emptied out of the White House amid the murder paranoia, and only Secret Service and essential staff remains, so these two can speak freely Doug hands Claire a list of the people who were in on the assassination plot.
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"Democrats quite possibly have better bullets to shoot at us, and frankly, I think that our voters have moved on to other issues," one Republican strategist, who asked to remain anonymous in order to speak freely about the matter, told me in July.
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Sun resigned as chairman of Shenzhen-listed Leshi last month - just eight months after he took on the job - and explained at a Sunac earnings briefing on Thursday that the move was so he could speak freely about the video streaming provider.
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The approval of the creditor protection plan was possible after pension fund Petros, which has 18 percent of Sete Brasil, agreed to back the plan after opposing it for months, said the source, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the issue.
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Another Republican member, who spoke on background in order to speak freely, described the hour-long meeting as "very upbeat," with Vice President Mike Pence encouraging members that if they could pass the proposal, it had a real shot in the House.
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"Gambians will now be able to hold this government to account for what they are doing and speak freely about it, which was certainly not the case during the Jammeh era, and I think that is a very positive thing," Mahtani said.
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Trump has yet to personally respond to the two lawsuits against him by porn star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who are both seeking to end their nondisclosure agreements and speak freely of their alleged affairs with the president.
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BEIRUT, Jan 7 (Reuters) - An arrest warrant issued by Japanese prosecutors for Carlos Ghosn's wife Carole is "pathetic" and comes shortly before Ghosn is to speak freely for the first time since arriving in Beirut, a spokeswoman for Ghosn told Reuters on Tuesday.
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"It's not fair to him for him to take the heat on this and he made the decision to let us pay the ads ourselves and not through his firm," an RNC official, speaking on background in order to speak freely, said.
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"There is one school of thought that any action on guns by the President and the Second Amendment folks will just stay home" from the election, one Republican senator told CNN on the condition of background to speak freely about the political considerations.
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Another Democratic digital strategist, who requested anonymity to speak freely about the new policy, said that the change would not likely have an effect on the top-of-the-ticket presidential race, but could hurt candidates down ballot, regardless of party affiliation.
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"The key is control of his talk — they don't want him to be able to speak freely," said Perry Link, a professor of Chinese at the University of California, Riverside, who edited an English-language selection of Mr. Liu's essays and poems.
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In December 2017, the board's chief counsel rescinded a series of pro-worker memos that the agency's outgoing general counsel had issued in the waning days of the Obama administration, including memos broadly interpreting employees' rights to speak freely about workplace issues on social media.
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Although Xi's comments this week followed similar comments he made in December, when he said people should be able to speak freely online, they come against a recent backdrop of detention and arrests in China of people who expressed dissenting opinions, both online and offline.
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Staff members discussed the state of the campaign with Hickenlooper at a June meeting, advising him to find a graceful way to bow out of the November 2020 White House contest, said the source, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely.
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Trump's last two campaign managers — Corey Lewandowski and Paul Manafort — asked to search the Republican nominee's past, which could have helped the campaign with self-opposition research, according to Bloomberg's sources, who were granted anonymity to speak freely about the campaign's start-up days.
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"With the sweeping powers it grants the government to monitor online activity, this vote means there is now no safe place left in Vietnam for people to speak freely," Clare Algar, Amnesty's director of global operations, said at the time the law was passed.
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"AfD works because they have found a voting base with the losers of globalization who have not joined the Social Democrats," a high-level official in the European Parliament's Party of European Socialists, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely, told VICE News.
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A top Republican strategist, who requested anonymity to speak freely, sees the rise of Trump as a logical extension of the tea party movement, which is highly capable of putting conservatives in Congress, but is a turnoff to more moderate, suburban voters in presidential elections.
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The ADF's blog post concludes on what might be a surprising note: After the 1954 Johnson Amendment, churches faced a choice: speak freely on all issues addressed by Scripture and potentially risk their tax exemption, or remain silent and protect their tax-exempt status.
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One thing we all love about the chatty Joy star is her endearing lack of a censor and her willingness to speak freely about pretty much anything, from women's body image and the gender wage gap to her love for food and Bradley Cooper.
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Fachin, the magistrate responsible for the massive Operation Car Wash corruption investigation on Brazil's highest court, sent the documentation related to Temer's case to Lower House Speaker Rodrigo Maia on Wednesday, said the person, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about the case.
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"I think you have an association that was grown by Karen to try to be the end-all-be-all of the entire industry, which in theory makes sense," said the healthcare source who is familiar with AHIP and who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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"The fact that outgoing British High Commissioner Dyet can speak freely even as he leaves Zambia is a sign of the freedom of expression upheld dearly by Zambians, which extends to freedom of the media," Zambia Information Minister Dora Siliya said in a Tweet.
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"Are you saying that we shouldn't have these criteria, saying, you know, 'It's OK if you don't want to respect human rights, if you want to not allow people to speak freely, if you don't want to have an interest in it,'" Kushner said.
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The preliminary ruling, which has not been made public yet, backs the challenge by Japan and the European Union against industrial policies they say have hurt their producers, said the official who was briefed on the matter and asked for anonymity to speak freely.
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"If their advocacy program runs afoul of an elected official, they are going to do damage to their access on the Hill but also damages to their brand," said an insurance industry source who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely.
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People are always talking about confession in the El Royale, and those who earn their way out of the state-straddling hotel are those who speak freely about their past misdeeds in time for someone else to see them for who they really are.
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"What I will miss the most was the biggest, most complete, and most carefully curated music library that ever existed," one former member, who, like many others quoted in this story, requested anonymity in order to speak freely about his time on the website, told me.
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Petrobras, as the oil company is known, asked for seven days to deliver a proposal to rent Sete Brasil's rigs, shareholders were told at a meeting that took place earlier in the day, said the sources, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about the issue.
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The source, who asked not to be identified so he could speak freely, said it was likely that Lula would be given the portfolio in charge of legislative affairs, currently occupied by Ricardo Berzoini, where he could make use of leverage among ruling Workers Party congressmen.
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"ADF remains firmly committed to the goal that Pulpit Freedom Sunday is not about any particular issue or candidate or election, but is about restoring the right of pastors to speak freely from their pulpits and removing the censorship and punishment power from the IRS," Stanley said.
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One of the aides, who asked not to be identified so he could speak freely, said Lula, a talented negotiator, would take charge of legislative affairs, where he could leverage his close ties to congressmen from the ruling Workers' Party to rally votes for the government.
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" Less than two weeks after his inauguration, Mr. Trump renewed his commitment to the cause, vowing in a speech at the National Prayer Breakfast in February to "totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution.
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The players, who are loath to give up what many see as their right to speak freely in a public square, say they are not protesting the national anthem but trying to raise awareness about police brutality toward African-Americans and other forms of social injustice.
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Read: Joe Biden Just Called for Trump's Impeachment: 'He Has Indicted Himself' Impeachment by the House more closely resembles the process of being indicted by a grand jury, where witnesses testify in secret so they can speak freely while prosecutors decide whether to bring criminal charges.
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One experienced Republican pollster, who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely, won't credit Trump for the uptick in turnout through the first four contests, which he attributes to the large GOP field and the primary electorate's deep antipathy toward President Barack Obama.
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"In the back of my head, I'm dreaming of the day they get shut down and they let us all go, but it's too easy money for me to just quit," said the employee, who asked not to be named to speak freely about the company.
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His family did not hear from him while he was in ICE custody, they said, and his death came as a shock: "I cried deeply — I was like a father and an oldest brother to him," said one of his brothers, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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According to other bankers, who asked for anonymity to speak freely about market trends, cheaper funding for the region's borrowers largely hinges on the ability of several governments, like Brazil's, to get congressional approval for key fiscal reforms ahead of a busy Latin America election calendar.
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The former RNC official, who requested anonymity to speak freely about his past work on the 2016 election, noted that the last four years marked rapid progress in digital advertising from a time when Mitt Romney was toying around with Apple's iAds and Facebook's then-new mobile advertising platform.
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"Dodik is now one of the figurehead leaders of a country that Dodik's own party has argued probably shouldn't exist," said a former European Union diplomat who now works as a lobbyist and asked not to be identified so as to speak freely about a delicate political situation.
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A psychologist who worked on the Greek islands for an NGO until this summer (who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely about a previous employer) said she had seen prescriptions from a local hospital in Chios, where doctors prescribed up to three, 300-milligram tablets a day.
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I mean no disrespect to the honor of the position, but I am happier than ever back in private life with time to enjoy those I love, to cook in my own kitchen, to sing while driving alone, to speak freely, to love deeply, and to just be me.
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"The reputational cost to these companies I think will prove to be higher and higher as Beijing's long arm reaches out to them and destroys their capacity for them, their employees - in the NBA's case teams members and general managers - to speak freely about their political opinions," Pompeo said.
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"The reputational cost to these companies, I think, will prove to be higher and higher as Beijing's long arm reaches out to them and destroys their capacity for them, their employees - in the NBA's case team members and general managers - to speak freely about their political opinions," Pompeo said.
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Her requests: In addition to attorneys' fees, Lahren wants a temporary restraining order that would allow her to continue her media presence, speak freely about her termination and lawsuit, regain full access to her social media pages, and prevent Beck and The Blaze from destroying any documents related to her suit.
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"I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear and retribution," the president said while signing his Executive Order Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty on May 4, the first National Prayer Day at the White House.
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The aesthetics of a culture can be currency, until the people inside of that culture begin to speak freely about the world outside of it — until the dance and the daps die down, and those in power realize that they signed on to deal with a whole and complete person.
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A Clinton campaign official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak freely about the forthcoming GOP endorsement, said that Warner's public show of support will help underscore that the former secretary of state has the temperament and experience to serve as president and head of the U.S. Armed Forces.
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One Washington-based Democratic strategist, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely, argued it's going to be a challenge for Merkley to turn up the heat if he runs for president, noting the range of other potential contenders includes some who have celebrity status like Sen.
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Three people close to senior members of Ms. Warren's team, who were granted anonymity to speak freely on the issue, said they were "shocked" and "rattled" by the senator's decision to take the DNA test, which they described as an unequivocal misstep that could have lasting consequences, even on 2020 staffing.
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Appearing in the House of Commons grants Maduro so-called privileged status, a type of immunity from legal action in Britain on libel claims, allowing him to speak freely — and perhaps provide names and details about events that he would not normally be able to discuss without fear of legal action.
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"The crown prince might still rescue himself, but only if he finally heeds the advice Khashoggi offered him: release female activists and other political prisoners and punish those who tortured them; end the war in Yemen; allow peaceful critics like Khashoggi to come home and speak freely," the Post wrote.
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With traditional journalists physically cowed into losing some control of their own voice, Facebook and Twitter became the place where critics, journalists, and activists of the coup could speak freely and organize a resistance that manifested itself in physical rallies, demonstrations, and the publication of leaked tapes proving the corruption of coup supporters.
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The financiers are signaling to their networks not to give to his committees following a report in The New York Times about claims Bolton made in a draft of the book, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter who declined to be named in order to speak freely about Bolton.
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"The institution is losing its credibility because it is continually being politicized, it's politically being antagonized and it's seen … as a Defense Department that's either out of touch, that's rogue, that's partisan, [or] that's lawless," said a former senior military officer who served in the Trump administration and requested anonymity to speak freely.
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Cuomo and the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) aimed to deprive the NRA of its right to "speak freely about gun-related issues and defend the Second Amendment," the group said in the suit, referring to part of the U.S. Constitution that protects the right of Americans to bear arms.
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WILFRED FROST: I wanted to ask about the controversy recently involving the NBA in China, the debate that—as to whether companies should be making a profit in China, or if at the same time, their employees and their fans aren't allowed to speak freely about things like pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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"I think it's going to be hard to take a big swing at us because I do think that people did see a tax cut, but I still think that's not resonating as a top-of-mind issue for midterm voters," the strategist, who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely about the matter, said.
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"This is the first time this has ever been raised as an issue to us, and it seems the prior administration had found that it had all the authority it needed to protect service members," a Democratic congressional aide, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely about the matter, told me.
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"Political differences aside, our client believes the tactics employed by these public officials (in New York) are aimed to deprive the NRA of its First Amendment right to speak freely about gun-related issues and in defense of the Second Amendment," William A. Brewer III, a lawyer for the NRA, said in a statement.
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This is a clear act of terror, 11 people are dead, and I was horrified to find that this terrorist, this alleged terrorist, was on our site," Andrew Tobra told WBRE-TV in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. "I fundamentally believe in the free expression and individual liberty and fundamental human rights for everyone to speak freely.
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DDB has struggled to staff up on the Juul account despite actively recruiting for that team in its San Francisco office because some creatives and strategists do not want to be associated with the brand, two sources familiar with the business told Business Insider on condition of anonymity to speak freely about the subject.
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Mr. McGahn and his lawyer, William A. Burck, could not understand why Mr. Trump was so willing to allow Mr. McGahn to speak freely to the special counsel and feared Mr. Trump was setting up Mr. McGahn to take the blame for any possible illegal acts of obstruction, according to people close to him.
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When the Jason contract was quietly put on the chopping block and its termination only revealed during a House budget meeting, many in the academic community were concerned that the government would lose an independent voice that has been able to speak freely in a political environment where consensus and yes-men are often the norm.
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Pompeo, though he formerly tweeted his appreciation of WikiLeaks and the role it played in publishing Democratic National Committee emails during the election, told an audience at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in 2017 that the US can no longer give Assange a platform to speak freely and openly using information he's provided by leakers.
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I'm curious where you land on whether you think a player or a team member or a member of the NBA or any U.S. Company can or should be able to speak freely about their views which might be at odds over this issue in Hong Kong with the Chinese government and the implications of that.
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While much has been made of the confidentiality agreements Tesla workers were made to sign—so much so that five California assembly members drafted a letter decrying the contracts' apparently broad language that they felt limited employees' ability to speak freely about working conditions and pay—worried workers might be heartened by some good news from their boss's boss's boss.
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Among the names being considered, according to conversations with three campaign advisers who requested anonymity to speak freely: Rudy Giuliani for attorney general, Newt Gingrich for secretary of state, retired Lt. Gen Michael Flynn for defense secretary or national security adviser, Trump finance chairman Steve Mnuchin for Treasury secretary, and Republican National Committee finance chair Lew Eisenberg for commerce secretary.
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But do the equities argue that the court should simply stand down on this issue when there is something to be said for Stone, in this most unusual of cases, being allowed to speak freely about his case — given that the trial is at least six months away, so no real fear at the moment of prejudicing a jury pool?
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"We've had several campaigns where we were up against other firms that were willing to employ any kind of tactic to combat whatever we were putting out there if we were promoting a candidate and they were promoting an opposing candidate, for instance," said the agency director, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely about the industry.
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The comments were an apparent swipe at athletes, such as NFL free agent Colin Kaepernick who gained attention last year when he began kneeling during the national anthem before football games to protest racial injustice and police misconduct against people of color in the U.S. Trump has faced backlash from some NFL players and executives, who have asserted athletes' rights to speak freely.
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By placing "free speech" in quotation marks and arguing that it is really a floating signifier, a stand-in for a very different argument about who controls and who can access the public square and the spheres of political power in America, Moskowitz has posed a pretty vital question: How can you speak freely when you don't know what you're talking about in the first place?
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So much so that they developed a theory that he's being set up: Mr. McGahn and his lawyer, William A. Burck, could not understand why Mr. Trump was so willing to allow Mr. McGahn to speak freely to the special counsel and feared Mr. Trump was setting up Mr. McGahn to take the blame for any possible illegal acts of obstruction, according to people close to him.
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"Trump has a long history in the public eye, his circle is well-known, and in that long history, he has only very recently included this large group of self-identified evangelicals, who now happen to form a large part of his base," a prominent figure in the political conservative movement (who asked to remain anonymous in order to speak freely) told BuzzFeed News.
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" "If President Kagame really does want to show the world a nation of remarkable recovery, or peace and prosperity and, perhaps most importantly, of respect for its citizens' human rights, a terrific place to start would be to release all of the political prisoners and commit the country to ensuring that anyone may speak freely without fear that the inside of a prison cell awaits him or her.
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"There is this general, very harsh sense within the nonprofit advocacy community that we are being entirely shut out on everything from engagement on policy all the way to individual immigrant cases, and just very basic information that ICE should be transparent about, like how many detention centers are currently in operation around the country," said a representative from a pro-immigrant organization who, along with some other colleagues, requested anonymity in order to speak freely.
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Daniels claims that because Trump did not sign the agreement it should be deemed null, allowing her to speak freely about the affair she claims to have had with Trump in 2006, a year after he married first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE.
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Clifford's attorney said earlier this week that Trump missed a deadline to accept her offer to repay the money in exchange for her being able to speak freely about her relationship with Trump in 2006, a year after he married first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Mr. Secretary, I think part of the conundrum, of course, though is so much of what the United States represents is this idea of the first amendment and the idea that you can speak freely on these issues and yet obviously in china you can't and there are some people, including some of our guests earlier today who said, look, you know, from a values perspective, from a moral perspective they should be able to speak out and they should.
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