I feel like I can speak honestly, and I feel like I have to speak honestly.
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Rare is the politician who can speak honestly about immigration.
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She should speak honestly about Europe's illusions, past and present.
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No. The disqualifier is his failure to speak honestly about it.
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It gave her enough distance and control to speak honestly about herself.
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Do you feel like you can speak honestly when things are difficult?
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You need people who can speak honestly to one another without offending.
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We need to speak honestly about these issues in order to address them.
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It's about silencing dissent & making us afraid to speak honestly about tech & power.
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It seemed to scare some developers off from wanting to speak honestly with fans.
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This helps providers speak honestly and aims to prevent any involvement with the legal system.
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Friends, especially ones as close as Cory and I, must speak honestly to each other.
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McSally felt the need to come forward because she wanted to speak honestly with witnesses.
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They're eager to speak honestly about their lives, as long as they are treated with dignity.
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Respondents' unwillingness to speak honestly about their support for Mr. Trump may have also been a factor.
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"Too bad they won't write and speak honestly about it," he said, referencing what he called a political movement.
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Unlike others, we don't require the presence of the fine members of the FBI in order to speak honestly.
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Trump, like Sanders, pledges to overthrow the current system and appears to speak honestly and bluntly about his intentions.
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It's vital that you find a way to speak honestly about the feelings of vulnerability lurking beneath this dispute.
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Fitness influencer Anna Victoria is known to speak honestly about her body, and now she's opening up about her cellulite.
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He said he has tried to speak honestly about race in ways that he hoped would help people reach solutions.
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Twitter's real answer, if it could speak honestly, is that all of those people have behaved terribly on its platform.
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In order to ensure Square employees felt safe and able to speak honestly, I agreed to not report their individual comments.
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They found it easier to speak honestly about the things that had been bothering them, their small frictions and everyday annoyances.
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And our inability to speak honestly — and contentiously — about disability shows how the politics of disability is in this sense non-political.
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I just felt that, in trying to speak honestly from my perspective, the people who need it will find it or enjoy it.
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I can take the high road or I could not take the high road and really speak honestly and not make everyone happy.
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If we want to stop discrimination, harassment, and unethical decisionmaking, we need to end retaliation against the people who speak honestly about these problems.
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"If you've got feelings for me, you've just got to speak honestly," she sings in a sugary falsetto over gorgeous, effervescent layers of synth.
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You can speak honestly in private groups, but in public you must operate more like your institutions and politicians—the first concern is liability.
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She has no clue, in my opinion, what radical Islam is and she won't speak honestly about it if she does in fact know.
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He couldn't help it, though; he seemed compelled to speak honestly, the way he once felt compelled to finish a pack of cigarettes at bedtime.
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And yet, inexplicably, Andrew Yang is currently the only presidential candidate willing to speak honestly about the magnitude of the coming challenge and to propose solutions.
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William Barr may not have the unwavering ethics shown by Mr. Mattis, but last Wednesday's hearing was the time for him to speak honestly and forthrightly.
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Political tribalism is rotting American politics; it needs more people who reject partisan zeal and can speak honestly about their own side's blind spots and defects.
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"Precisely because trans-Atlantic relations are so important, it is imperative to speak honestly about the differences we have," Peter Wittig, Germany's ambassador to Washington, said.
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Critics of the new rules, like Wen, say they amount to a "domestic gag rule" that stops providers from being able to speak honestly with their patients.
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"If we want to stop discrimination, harassment, and unethical decision making, we need to end retaliation against the people who speak honestly about these problems," the organizers wrote.
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These days Green finds it increasingly difficult to speak honestly to his audience about the things on his mind while remaining relatable to the fanbase that he built.
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Q. How do you succeed in getting people to speak honestly, on film, about controversial topics when they could get in trouble with the authorities for doing so?
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Of all Obama's myriad security misconceptions, his unwillingness to speak honestly about the specific challenges of radicalization in the Islamic world was the most bizarre and self-defeating.
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"I hope that we will not mince words and speak honestly about our disagreements as well as about our common interests and values," Ischinger said in a statement.
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Twitter lit up with reactions to her words; many users were refreshed to hear a pageant contestant speak honestly and forcefully, and not provide a canned answer to a difficult question.
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Don't have sex with someone where you feel like you can't speak honestly with them, because then the sex will become an unspoken thing between you two, which never ends well.
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Democrats cannot be afraid to look into the camera and speak honestly about the problems our country faces or the solutions that need to be put in place to solve them.
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As even the Times acknowledged in its article last month, Republicans in Congress remain unwilling to speak honestly about the existential threat global warming poses to humanity and the natural world.
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But we can't speak honestly of turnout and Democrats' fate and the divergence of results from reality without at least nodding toward how ridiculously difficult this country makes it to vote.
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But it's also crucial to be able to speak honestly with those around you about what's happening, which isn't always easy in a culture that expects new parents to be constantly overjoyed.
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I specifically invited only women because research shows that men speak significantly more than women in meetings, and I wanted my guests to speak honestly, candidly and equally, without fear of interruption.
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The occupant of that office must therefore have the intellectual acuity to master a wide range of subjects, make quick decisions based on the best information available and speak honestly but with discretion.
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Li: Sex positivity isn't just about the celebration of bodies, pleasure, and intimacy, but also about being able to speak honestly, frankly, and clearly about consent, gender dynamics, sexual coercion, assault, and violence.
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" Costa spoke out again in a press release yesterday: "Now is a time when we need to have Communications policies that let us speak honestly about our company's role in the climate crisis.
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The 40 years since "Roots" have underscored how uncommon it still is to have black actors, culture and history featured in a major television production and how difficult it is to speak honestly about slavery.
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So if nothing else, there should be a bipartisan commission like the one we chartered after 9/11, with the resources necessary to learn what happened and the independence to speak honestly about what it finds.
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Similarly straightforward solutions are not available for most problems caused by the mismatch between Congress's desire for tough rhetoric on budget cuts and its willingness to speak honestly with constituents about the choices those cuts require.
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In the confines of the members-only elevators, where my colleagues could speak honestly, I heard colleagues confide that any vote for gun safety would lower their N.R.A. scores, making them casualties in the next election.
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She has been teaching in some fashion for over a decade, and she often tells students that in order to speak honestly in your own voice, you have to control the urge to plan everything out.
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The real danger lies in fostering an air of hostility between the two sides, leaving scientists afraid to speak honestly about the religious and ethical consequences of their work out of concerns of professional reprisal or ridicule.
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Before a lover can put her ego to one side and speak honestly, she grabs on to other things, to roles she knows from the family romance that plays out at home, or onscreen, or, indeed, onstage.
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He acknowledged that anger, fear and other kinds of hurt are part of the human repertoire and that children need to learn to speak honestly about those feelings, and to trust the people they share them with.
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I intend to continue surrounding myself with wise counselors and trusted friends, and to ask them to speak honestly into my life so that I can learn every single lesson I need to learn from all of this.
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"Having removed the shadow of history from our relationship, I must speak honestly about the things that I believe, the things that we as Americans believe," Mr. Obama said in his speech on Tuesday, addressing the Cuban people.
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In order to support public trust in the scientific enterprise, I guess I feel that the medical profession is always going to be better off, in the long run, if we speak honestly and truthfully about what we know.
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What we need on Presidents' Day is to ask ourselves, do we want our presidents to always put on an elaborate show masking our problems, or do we want them to speak honestly and wisely to all of us?
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Similarly, as the truth continues to emerge about the sordid story of Russia's aggressive attacks against American democracy, the American people soon and historians in the longer term will harshly judge the absurd and ridiculous failure of Trump to think clearly and speak honestly about Putin and Russia.
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And lest anyone think people were afraid to speak honestly, the poll also found that Mr. Obama was more popular than either Fidel or Raúl Castro (80 percent positive and only 17 percent negative, as compared with 50 percent negative for Fidel and 48 percent negative for Raúl).
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"It seems President Obama will end his tenure as he began it, caving in to pressure from Turkey and betraying his commitment to speak honestly about the Armenian Genocide," Armenian National Committee of America Executive Director Aram Hamparian said in a statement Thursday, before the White House issued the presidential statement. Rep.
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" Kathy Boudin, who was imprisoned at Bedford Hills, a maximum-security prison, for two decades, told me that most of the women with whom she was confined did not speak honestly and openly about their crimes, "because there is no safe place inside the prison system where people have a chance to do this.
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She asks April, who has been cynical the whole time, to speak honestly with her. April tells her that she is proud of her accomplishments. Gottfried tries to help and coach Tom and Bill, but their discussion escalates when Bill rambles about the love that Marianne and he share. Tom punches him in the face, knocking him out cold.
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I found the wig and went to town... Both characters speak honestly from within me, but Christeene addresses issues that Rebecca does not. There's a lot of political and social commentary going on. It allows me to try to process and understand me, Paul -- as a queer, a Southern boy. Someone understanding my environment and my own social realms.
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Borrow is an openly gay man. He came out publicly in 1998 to be able to speak honestly during the age of consent campaign and raise issues that are important to all lesbians and gay men. He also contributed articles to the gay rights magazine Outcast. He entered into a civil partnership with John Garland, his long standing partner, in May 2006; the first MP to do so.
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That Jews are hated and need to protect themselves? > That's the founding premise of the Anti-Defamation League itself ... > Richardson, who was a popular player in Israel during his NBA exile years, > is guilty of nothing more than free speech. Even if his observations were > wrong--which they are not--there's nothing at all insulting about them. What > is insulting is the notion that you can't speak honestly about Jews without > getting into trouble.
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Despite her reluctance to continue her work in Stockholm, she is ordered to return. Back in Stockholm, Madeleine and Von Marwitz are reunited and she reveals that she knows he is the German secret service leader. In response, he reveals that he knows that she is in fact a French spy. Although relieved that they can finally speak honestly with each other, they acknowledge that their dream of a life together can never happen.
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Plato and others said sophists were dishonest and misled the public, while the book "Public Relations as Communication Management" said they were "largely an ethical lot" that "used the principles of persuasive communication." In Egypt court advisers consulted pharaohs to speak honestly and scribes documented a pharaoh's deeds. In Rome, Julius Caesar wrote the first campaign biography promoting his military successes. He also commissioned newsletters and poems to support his political position.
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A virtual team leader must ensure a feeling of trust among all team members—something all team members have an influence on and must be aware of. However, the team leader is responsible of this in the first place. Team leaders must ensure a sense of psychological safety within a team by allowing all members to speak honestly and direct but respectful to each other. For a team to succeed, the manager must schedule meetings to ensure participation.
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Reportedly, Stalin asked Zhukov whether Moscow could be successfully defended and ordered him to "speak honestly, like a communist." Zhukov replied that it was possible, but reserves were urgently needed. By 27 November, the German 7th Panzer Division had seized a bridgehead across the Moscow-Volga Canal—the last major obstacle before Moscow—and stood less than from the Kremlin; but a powerful counterattack by the 1st Shock Army drove them back.Zhukov, tome 2, p. 30.
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Gentile's lawyer felt that the veracity of Gentile's claims were being affected by the large presence of federal agents, and requested a smaller meeting in hopes that it would get Gentile to speak honestly. In the more intimate meeting, Gentile maintained that he did not have any information. A few days later, the FBI stormed Gentile's house in Manchester with a search warrant. The FBI found a secret ditch beneath a false floor in the backyard shed, but found it empty.
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Bates reveals that he kept the untorn ticket in his coat as a talisman for a time. Anna's attempts to locate the ticket prove fruitless, due to Lady Mary's prior actions. Bates is angered when Miss Baxter informs the police that he could have made it to London the day Green was killed, despite her making clear she could not swear on the evidence. Miss Baxter refuses to inform Bates that, as a convicted criminal herself, she had to speak honestly to avoid another prison sentence.
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Steve Jobs is the authorized self-titled biography of Steve Jobs. The book was written at the request of Jobs by Walter Isaacson, a former executive at CNN and TIME who has written best-selling biographies of Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein. Based on more than forty interviews with Jobs conducted over two years—in addition to interviews with more than one hundred family members, friends, adversaries, competitors, and colleagues—Isaacson was given "unprecedented" access to Jobs's life. Jobs is said to have encouraged the people interviewed to speak honestly.
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Peggy becomes alienated after separate fights with her boyfriend Abe and a client. Roger and Jane take LSD with a group of intellectuals, altering how they see the world and allowing them to speak honestly about their marriage. Don and Megan leave the office and take an impromptu road trip to Plattsburgh, New York, which doesn't turn out as planned after Megan becomes aggrieved with how Don treats her. "Far Away Places" was watched by 2.6 million viewers and achieved 0.9 million viewers in the key 18–49 demographic.
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Patrick is joined on the air by the "Danettes": executive producer Paul Pabst ("Paulie"); executive producer Tod "LVD" Fritz ("Fritzy"); director of operations Patrick O'Connor ("Seton"); and show blogger writer Andrew Perloff ("McLovin"). Patrick regularly chats with his crew about sports, and discussion will often break off into other topics, such as current events, entertainment, and their personal lives. The Danettes are generally encouraged to speak honestly and share their actual opinions, with Patrick often carrying on with them in a conversational manner. Patrick has acknowledged that he was influenced by Howard Stern when incorporating the members of his staff into the on-air aspects of the show.
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As he begins to question them, Freda confesses that she had been secretly in love with Martin, and Ann reveals that she has been carrying a torch for Robert for years. It was this unspoken love which caused Ann to not speak honestly at the hearing into Martin's death, for she thought that it might have been Robert, not Martin, who stole the bond. Betty announces that she has been in love with Charles, who confesses to having stolen the bond, in order to satisfy a debt owed by Betty, even though he has been in love with Ann. Ann then confesses that Martin did not commit suicide as everyone thought, but that she accidentally shot him.
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The various projects across the U.S. have different specific methods they use to teach the peace-building tools to the Northern Irish, but central to all projects is a program called "Discovery", "Time of Discovery" or "Adventure Sharing". This weekly meeting involves discussions of the troubles facing the teens in their homes, schools and churches, and helps to teach new ways around the prejudices and stereotypes that contribute to the violence often found in Northern Ireland. A Discovery team of counselors,teachers and other facilitators organizes the activities and ensures participation from all the teens, both American and Irish, in order to teach the message of prejudice-reduction. These sessions are confidential, giving the teens the opportunity to speak honestly with their peers and approach what are often painful subjects for the teens, e.g.
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Dyson suggested that Cosby's comments "betray classist, elitist viewpoints rooted in generational warfare". However, Cornel West defended Cosby and his remarks, saying, "He's speaking out of great compassion and trying to get folk to get on the right track, 'cause we've got some brothers and sisters who are not doing the right things, just like in times in our own lives, we don't do the right thing... He is trying to speak honestly and freely and lovingly, and I think that's a very positive thing."Cornel West radio clip played on Tavis Smiley edition "Bill Cosby: Airdate May 26, 2004" In a 2008 interview, Cosby mentioned Philadelphia; Atlanta; Chicago; Detroit; Oakland, California; and Springfield, Massachusetts among the cities where crime was high and young African-American men were being murdered and jailed in disproportionate numbers. Cosby stood his ground against criticism and affirmed that African-American parents were continuing to fail to inculcate proper standards of moral behavior.
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