Of course it's really risky for them to speak openly.
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It even led one Democratic politician to speak openly of assassination.
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At the Kurdish security building, the men appeared to speak openly.
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He was the first such activist to speak openly on television.
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The doctor let me speak openly and never made me feel ashamed.
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We created a world where a female politician could not speak openly
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We need to speak openly to young people about sex and sexuality.
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People speak openly and honestly when they think no one is listening.
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Following her escape, she chose to speak openly about what she had suffered.
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Few congressional aides and leaders will speak openly about the Democrats' investigative agenda.
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Namely, stigma, and a reluctance to just speak openly about mental health issues.
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In therapy, Axelrod encourages people to speak openly and proudly about their experiences.
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As Americans, we are fortunate to be able to speak openly and freely.
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Gig workers were granted anonymity in order to speak openly about their situation.
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Darrel said he accepted the answer and appreciated being able to speak openly.
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Here, they could speak openly about the ways in which academia excludes them.
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But it's relatively uncommon for video-game creators to speak openly about politics.
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James is one of the few NBA representatives to speak openly about the contention.
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Refugees I speak to at PIKPA speak openly about the psychological trauma they endure.
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Reinhart has used her platform to speak openly about mental health and body positivity.
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What drives you to put yourself out there and speak openly about these topics?
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Eventually, rather than perform as planned, she went on to speak openly about losing Stevens.
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It is key to speak openly and often about technical debt with the engineering team.
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We can speak openly, without the 'You will change us or I will change you.
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Audiences aren't used to hearing a woman speak openly about anything, let alone about infidelity.
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Except for those offering praise, few officials were willing to speak openly about Sheikh Ahmad.
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You can speak openly about things, when maybe you didn't have a chance to otherwise.
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Few speak openly of open borders, but that is essentially what they are calling for.
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And plenty of companies benefit from environments where people can speak openly and brainstorm out loud.
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BuzzFeed News is granting their requests for anonymity so they could speak openly about the matter.
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Fiorina, however, is hardly the only candidate to speak openly about a personal connection to addiction.
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She had a powerful voice that gave others the confidence to speak openly about mental health.
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One big question that you have to speak openly about is the immigration from Islamic countries.
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We need governments around the world to speak openly and honestly against both these discriminatory efforts.
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Now that people speak openly about cancer, funding, research and avenues of support have grown exponentially.
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This is my religion and I speak openly about it, but again, I would never preach.
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That it is a way to speak openly about what many countries and governments have ignored.
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Some former workers have been empowered to bypass the press altogether and speak openly about their situations.
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Although they rarely speak openly about it openly, millions worldwide have trouble peeing in public every day.
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Too many women are ashamed to speak openly about their complicated experiences for fear of being judged.
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He's incredibly good with money and has always encouraged our family to speak openly about our finances.
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In a way, it would have been much better for me to be able to speak openly.
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Young congressional staffers on both sides of the aisle speak openly (and excitedly) of a lackadaisical summer.
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There's also been a flood of social media campaigns encouraging people to speak openly about their mental health.
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Anderson is hopeful that legalization will allow people to speak openly of what they do for a living.
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Back to your question, though, I so admire the candor of comedians who speak openly about mental health.
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Rather, they urge women to speak "openly and honestly" to their doctor about postpartum depression, according to STAT.
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In order to enable women to feel free to speak openly, we gave them the option of anonymity.
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Some students ask to be placed in tutorial groups without other Chinese citizens so they can speak openly.
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Reached by phone, Mr. Jereczek, who runs a dairy farm, expressed exasperation at people's inability to speak openly.
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"And yes, for the first time, I will speak openly about my year with Donald Trump," Kelly told viewers.
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During Wednesday's Live with Kelly, the host addressed something stars don't usually speak openly about: an unfortunate Botox experience.
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In her last months before moving away, she felt it was impossible to speak openly in her own home.
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Rumors of their romance started back in 2011, but they didn't speak openly about their relationship until July 2012.
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Few were willing to speak openly for fear of antagonizing Cocobod and some said that in itself reduced accountability.
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"I definitely don't like everything," one Republican member of Congress, who requested anonymity to speak openly, told me recently.
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High-level Democratic strategists who were granted anonymity to speak openly were divided on whether the fears are founded.
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Academic leaders have to be willing to speak openly about our degrading experiences as well as our soaring successes.
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We can speak openly and candidly now, and we've developed a friendship these days that I know we both value.
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As a supporter of women, he must support their right to speak openly about these issues of gender and power.
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And she also decided it was important to speak openly about the challenges she faced as a sexual assault survivor.
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This high bar was a way of protecting the First Amendment-guaranteed right to speak openly about those in power.
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Ghost-writing applications for students is so common in China that some who do it speak openly about the practice.
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Behind closed doors, some of them speak in a different tone, feeling they can't speak openly in the current atmosphere.
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Stewart suggests that Locke's forays into poetry and fiction were stunted by his inability to speak openly about his sexuality.
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Now, the Obamas have a chance to speak openly in Clinton's favor (President Barack Obama will address the convention Wednesday).
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Do your teachers provide space in class for students to speak openly about issues related to culture, identity and differences?
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Mr. Cohen seemed almost emboldened as he continued to speak openly about the man he said he had blindly served.
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Across the state, in Port St. Lucie, the Mets speak openly, and realistically, about returning to the World Series and winning.
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Freed of the gag order, former employees might "speak openly, and get to the origins of what happened here, and how".
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For me personally, the inability to speak openly to fans about this issue has been difficult, frustrating and at times painful.
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As a sexual violence and domestic violence survivor, it is imperative to speak openly about the intersection of violence and sex.
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Although the confession felt like admitting weakness, my decision to speak openly about my disorder ended up being a tremendous help.
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An anonymous source close to the princess told DW: "Princess Basmah could not speak openly because her communications were being monitored."
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But despite his indignation, he was afraid to speak openly about his personal experience or to have anyone else do so.
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One of the toughest challenges of being a medical reporter is persuading a patient to speak openly about a health issue.
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Hayes called Barr's comments "explicit rhetoric of bigotry," which resulted in Reid blaming President Trump for allowing racist people to speak openly.
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And by the way, I think there is a hesitation in some of these European countries to speak openly about these crimes.
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Previously, prospective employees eager for a job found themselves signing away their rights to sue or speak openly in cases of harassment.
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But he did not want to speak openly over the phone, so the two began to speak elliptically about a potential project.
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Make it a habit to speak openly about family finances and equip them with financial tools, like a savings and checking account.
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Since publishing Lean In in 2013, Sandberg has continued to speak openly about the difficulties of being a women in the workplace.
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"As a supporter of women, he must support their right to speak openly about these issues of gender and power," she said.
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Above all, health care workers and administrators should speak openly about the measures their hospitals are already employing to keep people safe.
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If you speak openly with your parents about what you need, I hope they will do what they can to support you.
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To speak openly of German war trauma—to play the victim in a country that had victimized so many—was still taboo.
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This post has been updated to note BuzzFeed News' granted the sources requests for anonymity so they could speak openly about the matter.
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By not signing that paperwork on the way out, those employees reserved the right to speak openly about their experiences at the company.
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I love hanging out with her because we get into the deep stuff in our lives very easily and speak openly about everything.
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In 2015, she co-created #ShoutYourAbortion, a social media campaign that encouraged women to speak openly about their decision to terminate their pregnancies.
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In barbershops, black men could speak openly and honestly about a range of topics, including their health -- and that seems to continue today.
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They vote freely, have their own political parties, speak openly against the Israeli government, and are beneficiaries of affirmative action in Israeli universities.
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I thank him for his splendid willingness to speak openly about these issues and the crucial importance to the UK of international students.
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The fact that women don't often speak openly about miscarriages makes talking about them to a wide network of acquaintances even more difficult.
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But our ability to speak openly about emotional abuse remains stunted, in part because the bruises it leaves are invisible to the eye.
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Since then, artists have become more and more willing to speak openly about their experiences, in turn, helping to raise awareness around their conditions.
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That is most obvious on immigration, where politicians and intellectuals can speak openly about banning certain types of people from entering the country entirely.
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I came face-to-face with someone who was a product of a society that does not speak openly about women's pleasure and sexuality.
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Some very woke millennials have been encouraging one another to speak openly about their depression and anxiety, assuring each other that they're not alone.
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The midfielder-turned-striker never hesitated to speak openly, she said, because she shared those same sentiments directly with then-head coach Jill Ellis.
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Many players, and their agents, have been hesitant to speak openly about the situation because negotiations, with Nike and other companies, are in progress.
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In keeping with the times, Joan did not speak openly about Ray's drinking, which "doesn't square well with the mythology of McDonald's," Napoli said.
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Many Y.P.G. leaders speak openly of their history with the P.K.K., and Kurds from Iraq, Iran and Turkey have joined the movement in Syria.
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Even some members of United Mexican Journalists said they were afraid to speak openly, for fear of losing their jobs or suffering wider retaliation.
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After he left North Korea, the elder Kim sibling gained a reputation as an international playboy who was willing to speak openly about his family.
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When we first spoke to A., she was determined to become one of the only Pakistani women to speak openly about her nudes being leaked.
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This view is reflected on the streets of Taipei, Taiwan's largest city, where some young people speak openly about the need for pragmatism over idealism.
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It is widely acknowledged among Ethiopians as having played a significant role in society, although many are still too nervous to speak openly about it.
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Gingrich and those who share his views aren't used to a world where women are allowed to speak openly about sex, much less sexual assault.
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"I also hope that this project encourages medical staff, when examining women affected by FGM, [to] have the courage to speak openly with them about it."
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" One resident who insisted on remaining anonymous also told me: "I feel it's divided the town, and I don't feel I can speak openly about it.
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In addition, The Weinstein Company asked him to personally waive any confidential or non-disclosure agreements to allow for individuals to speak openly about their experiences.
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The players are also taking the opportunity to speak openly and garner public support for their ongoing litigation against the U.S. Soccer federation for equal pay.
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If the NDAs are invalidated, former staffers would be able to speak openly about their time on the campaign trail without fear of facing financial penalties.
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In 2007, when Holly Robinson Peete decided to speak openly about how her son RJ was diagnosed with autism, there was no road map in place.
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The fact that these two stars are using their platforms to speak openly and critically about in racism in the entertainment industry signifies a palpable shift.
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The book encourages men to get involved more with childcare duties, and speak openly about it — a note that Zuckerberg seems to have taken to heart.
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Part of her power, her endless appeal, is her willingness to speak openly and honestly (even on hot-water subjects, like her professed love of tanning).
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"The French appreciate his way of making contact with people and to speak openly even if he didn't announce anything," said IFOP's deputy chief Frederic Dabi.
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Small businesses, individual executives, and business educators can speak openly about their concerns over this pay-to-play environment and the costs to business and society.
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We are now in a cultural moment where the country is reckoning with years of unspoken sexual harassment, and learning to speak openly about sexual abuse.
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Despite activists' high hopes for the nation's first democratically elected government, State Chancellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has demonstrated hesitancy to speak openly on the issue.
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"Our troops fired at the vehicle and burst its tyres," he said, declining to be identified because he is not authorised to speak openly to the media.
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When I was first coming out as gay during my teenage years, I thought it was important to speak openly with anyone who seemed uncomfortable with me.
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The immediate question, for now, is this: How free will the president feel to speak openly with his new attorney general about the many investigations concerning him?
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Goddess Lilith: If [talking about sex] in person is tough for you, another way to speak openly with less pressure is through text, or on the phone.
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HuffPost also noted that swastikas were found carved into benches in the "Meeting for Worship" room, a place where students can speak openly to the assembled school.
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So many people who fought in this war were killed, and many of those who survived are now in Iran and Iraq and afraid to speak openly.
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So any threat to the rights to protest and speak openly in the university environment means the future of free speech elsewhere in our country looks dim.
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Times Insider Although I'd learned about psychiatric advance directives a couple of years ago, it took months to find people willing to speak openly about their experiences.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," he tweeted.
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They speak openly about who they voted for and why, about what one employee saw in Trump and about the mountain of problems with him as a person.
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So yesterday was maybe not the best day for a former Trump campaign staffer to speak openly about his time during the election while the investigation heats up.
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A Massachusetts man broke through many layers of taboos to speak openly about his penis transplant, the first in the U.S. and the second successful one on record.
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The Hungarian government's stance on CEU is proof that the Trump administration's friendlier approach to the country isn't working, said the former official, who requested anonymity to speak openly.
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Us women deal with it everyday and I'm happy u can speak openly on this now because if anyone knows what it's like to be Slut Shamed it's u!
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These Democrats are agitating for a new strategy, one where they speak openly about the health law's weak spots — particularly the individual market — and how to shore them up.
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Harvey Weinstein scandal: What you need to know Andersen alleged Webster would speak openly about a number of sexually graphic topics, like owning a 24-carat gold sex toy.
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In my years of reporting on this subject, one of the more consistent roadblocks I've hit is getting Japanese game designers to speak openly and honestly about this subject.
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He will also reportedly speak openly speak about his sexuality, making him the first national convention speaker in the history of the Republican to talk openly about being gay.
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They speak openly of how their relationship with their bodies has changed over time, and how they've come to appreciate and love what they can do with their physiques.
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And tax reform long has eluded congressional lawmakers, even though both Republicans and Democrats speak openly about the need to rethink the rates that apply to individuals and corporations.
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During this time, many scientists, researchers and government administrators were afraid to speak openly about condoms, needle exchange and L.G.B.T. issues for fear of reprisal and loss of funding.
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He heads a priesthood with a high proportion of gay men who, whether or not they obey the command to be celibate, dare not speak openly about their orientation.
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This is a story about her, and it affirms that there are ways to speak openly about the wrongs done to you and still be the hero of the tale.
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Rumors of their romance started back in 2011, but they didn't speak openly about their relationship until July 2012, two years before she and Anthony finalized their divorce in 2014.
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For example, the SARA women's association focuses on tackling gender violence, encouraging women to speak openly about their problems, as well as helping female victims of domestic violence in shelters.
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Another tenant of the Seattle WeWork, who requested anonymity to speak openly, confirmed Eldridge's telling of events and described experiencing firsthand eye irritation after using phone booths beginning in July.
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Multiple Democratic operatives, who requested anonymity to speak openly about the former vice president, told CNN that some staffers were waiting for Biden's decision before making their own 2020 moves.
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Even though they were going to sort of nudge me out of my editor in chief job, I quit because I wanted to be able to speak openly about that.
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Historically lesbian, gay, and bi people have been a hidden population because people were extremely reluctant to speak openly about their sexual orientation for fear of discrimination, violence or ridicule.
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"If players under contract cannot, under threat of league discipline, speak openly about their desire to be employed elsewhere, we expect management to adhere to the same standards," Roberts said.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," he said in a statement.
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Riley's fans praised her on Instagram and Twitter for her realness and willingness to speak openly and honestly about body shaming, including her friend and former Glee co-star Naya Rivera.
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But, beyond making sure their facts are straight, meeting with your officiant — and being willing to speak openly about your relationship with them — can offer more meaningful, long-term effects, too.
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She decided to speak openly about her experience so others will hopefully be less embarrassed about the disease and get a rectal exam, which is how she learned of her cancer.
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Why has no museum exhibition been devoted to Jones, especially when so many contemporary artists reference her in their work or speak openly about the impact that she's had on them?
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Astrid seemed happy to be surrounded by her family, and there was a sense of collective relief at being able to speak openly about Wim's abuse, after years of fearful silence.
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Mae questions Karen's ability to lead a cause that she isn't confident about, but perhaps Pastor Karen's ability to speak openly about her doubts is what makes her the most able.
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"The problem is that it removes the states' capacity to protect consumers in their states," says one former state insurance commissioner, who asked for anonymity to speak openly about Senate bill.
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Discussing politics at the office can be somewhat tricky: You want to speak openly about politics but you don't want to assume others share your view, or worse, to offend someone.
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One source, speaking to BuzzFeed News on the condition of anonymity to speak openly, said CBCPAC standing in front of Pressley was reminiscent of the group's decision not to endorse Maryland Rep.
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"There will be a lot of debate about specifically how much cane will be crushed in the second half of March and in April," said the analyst, requesting anonymity to speak openly.
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"I love my people, but they never shut up on Slack," said the CEO of a security company who asked not to be named so he could speak openly about his concerns.
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But the only way our society will ever become a place where everyone truly belongs is if all of us speak openly and honestly about who we are, what we're going through.
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Here's his statement in full ... "I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," Garrett says.
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On the second Tuesday of each month, the landmark Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn hosts a "death cafe," a salon-style gathering in which visitors can speak openly about death and mortality.
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But they also need to be able to trust that their doctors will speak openly and honestly about health and safety risks, and not stay silent out of a fear of prosecution.
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Goldman&aposs risk management policies have precluded it from engaging in such activities, according to a person with knowledge of the bank&aposs policies and who asked for anonymity to speak openly.
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"Working with a financial planner who can help you two speak openly in a productive manner can help you gain clarity on each of your top values and shared values," he says.
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During Wednesday's episode of The Real Housewives of Dallas, Hollman, 7413, got candid about her feelings toward LeeAnne Locken's decision to speak openly about her past history with abuse and suicide attempts.
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Adapting to these harsh truths hasn't been easy for the corps, whose current and former officials, with some exceptions, were reluctant to speak openly about these challenges except on condition of anonymity.
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I want to thank all of you who have reached out or reserved judgement until I am able to speak openly and I can only ask for your patience and kindness until then.
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Though the Oculus founder may be restricted through legal means to speak openly about his time at the company, it appears he doesn't favor Rift exclusivity all that much and perhaps never did.
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While the singer didn't speak openly about his life in Zanzibar, Queen fans can now enjoy guided tours around his boyhood haunts — including his family's apartment and their place of worship, Zoroastrian temple.
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" Sotomayor turned that view against him as they tangled in 2014, saying, "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to speak openly and candidly on the subject of race.
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More significantly, the show's revolutionary frankness created gateways for real women to speak openly about topics that were once considered too embarrassing or too personal, like rabbit vibrators or the concept of sluttiness.
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"I think people here are still afraid to admit their mistakes, based on what happened in that scenario," says one Seattle Children's Hospital employee, who requested anonymity to speak openly about their employer.
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This week, Glassdoor, a website where employees can speak openly about their employer, published its annual list of the best places to work — and Google and Facebook were absent from the top 10.
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Donors, strategists and Trump allies, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak openly about the situation, said the conservative financier has retreated from leading the way in financially backing the president's agenda.
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I strongly suspect it was canceled because of the blowback, not because of a practice many networks use in one fashion or another to get controversial figures to speak openly and honestly on camera.
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Julie, who had Emily at the age of 14, says the program improved communication between her and her daughter, allowing them to speak openly and productively about sex, health, birth control and healthy relationships.
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Political consultant John Rowley says Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is one of the few tech chiefs willing to speak openly and honestly about political bias on social media — and he may be the last.
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The program enabled him to enroll in school, find legal employment and for the first time, feel confident enough to speak openly about his status and use it as a tool for social change.
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But two people close to Mr. Murphy, who requested anonymity to speak openly about internal department matters, said Mr. Ponte had asked that he step down, a request that took the chief by surprise.
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Oshogatsu is a joyous gathering for the Sasaki family, but the third and fourth generations speak openly of what was taken from their parents and grandparents by the country they love and call home.
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Though he was offered a separate job as foreign policy institutions leader, he instead chose to leave the company without signing a non-disclosure agreement so that he could speak openly about his experience.
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Clinton has been much more willing to speak openly about her gender and the historic nature of her candidacy than she was in 2008 — and that's probably closer to how she herself feels about it.
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There are no official data for FGM in Sudan because it is considered taboo to speak openly about anything sexual; all of the community-level FGM activists I interviewed refused to be identified by name.
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The people are starting to get wise to the machinations of the New Founding Fathers; they hold anti-Purge love-ins and speak openly about how insurance companies and the NRA profit off the mayhem.
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The three have been speaking out this week as part of a high-profile "Heads Together" campaign, which aims to break stigmas around mental health issues and encourage people to speak openly about their emotions.
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Sex educators, adult industry groups and therapists told Motherboard that they are scared of legal action from NoFap, and some of them weren't willing to speak openly about masturbation and the stigma of watching porn.
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Hanging over the interview are questions about whether she will throw out a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) with Trump and speak openly about the alleged affair, and what the segment could mean for her ongoing lawsuit.
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As anyone who has followed Jameela Jamil over the last year knows, the actress has strong opinions on everything and everyone — and she's not afraid to speak openly about them, for better or for worse.
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That's why it is so important to speak openly about how family estrangement does happen and that not having contact with a family member is sometimes a healthy response to very unhealthy and abusive circumstances.
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President Donald Trump&aposs threats to allies are backfiring as European leaders speak openly about loosening their alliance with the US.Trump has threatened Europe with a new trade war if it defies him on Iran.
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One Biden aide who asked not to be named to speak openly said every campaign is working hard to attract her supporters and that Biden's campaign long felt they could appeal to some Harris followers.
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On the same day, fitness expert and former Playboy model Karen McDougal sued the company that publishes the National Enquirer, seeking the right to speak openly about an affair she says she had with Trump.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry sat down for an honest conversation about mental health in a video for their Heads Together campaign, encouraging everyone to speak openly about the personal issues they may face.
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Gaten Matarazzo has been a fan favorite as loveable sidekick Dustin on Netflix's supernatural hit show Stranger Things, and his newfound popularity has also given him the platform to speak openly about living with cleidocranial dysplasia.
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Jeghers also hinted that Hubbard might hesitate to speak openly around people he doesn't know well or doesn't trust, and perhaps held back on some of his really "far-out" theories when speaking with VICE Sports.
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Pinned between corporate farms draining the water out from under them and a community blaming them for it, the men began to speak openly of a future where their children could not live in the valley.
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The players' guards are completely down (they are sipping on what I have to assume is some very nice vino) and they are in an environment where they feel safe to speak openly about their experiences.
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"I think it's so important to speak openly about this topic year-round, but October 17th, Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day, is a timely opportunity to get the convo going, especially about new options like ReSensation," she wrote.
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The artist, who draws much of her inspiration from Kid Cudi, creates records that suffice as a vehicle to speak openly about the realities of navigating mental health, most notably on her projects BLUE and Manic Luxury.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," Garrett told the outlet on Thursday after news of his accusation leaked.
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By contrast, Donald Trump may be the only politician in the country free to speak openly about the foreign policy disasters associated with both of the last two presidents, both parties, and thus both of the primary fields.
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They say the growing economic clout wielded in Canada by China, Canada's largest trading partner after the United States, is leading to an erosion of their own freedom — specifically their freedom to speak openly about China's authoritarian state.
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"I just felt so comfortable being who I am," she tells CNBC Make It. Marshall began to speak openly at work about her experiences, good and painful, and she realized that many of her colleagues had common experiences.
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"It listed a bunch of people in the whole city who had come back from Wuhan," said the woman, Na. Like many Chinese, she gave only her last name so she could speak openly on a sensitive topic.
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"You are not going to have any of the people who carried out the murder speak openly about who they got their orders from or who is in the loop on it," Mr. Schiff said in an interview.
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We must give people both the knowledge and the vocabulary to speak openly about sex and advocate for themselves and their boundaries so we can end the cycle of abuse and create a more empowered and protected population.
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And while it was already difficult for Americans, especially women, to speak openly about their experiences with sexual assault, it will become even more difficult now that the president of the United States has officially sanctioned their public humiliation.
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Though the details were still murky, the police spokesman, who requested anonymity to speak openly about a continuing investigation, said the trouble began when the girlfriend of one of the young men began sending text messages to the other.
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The assaults on the markers eerily mirror the violence inflicted upon Emmett Till, reflecting a longstanding attempt by white supremacists to silence fellow citizens who have made it their mission to speak openly about the state's blood-drenched history.
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A. wanted to become one of the only Pakistani women to speak openly about her nudes being leaked online, but at the request of her family due to concerns over her safety, she has reluctantly chosen to remain anonymous.
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Nearly two-thirds of religiously observant Protestant Christians with depression reported wanting their churches to speak openly about mental illness, but 66 percent of pastors said they spoke to their church on the topic once a year or less.
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"This is the first time we've ever seen a Latina speak openly about her decision to have an abortion on primetime network television," Caren Spruch, director of arts and entertainment engagement at Planned Parenthood, said in a press release.
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They end the letter in asking TWC to release them from any agreements that bar them from speaking out freely about the workplace so they can, "speak openly and get to the origins of what happened here and how."
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And as a parade of men in film and TV were being outed as harassers and publicly castigated, one of the only people in the country music industry to speak openly about sexual misconduct found herself embroiled in a lawsuit.
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The A Star Is Born actress, 32, was honored Thursday night at the SAG-AFTRA Patron of the Artists Award fundraiser, and used her acceptance speech to speak openly about her "debilitating mental spirals" that led her to seek help.
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The CEO of Facebook used his powerful digital megaphone to speak openly about President Donald Trump's decision to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an Obama-era program that protected undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children.
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In northeastern England (something like the Rust Belt of Britain) people who voted to leave Europe speak openly about doing so to punish those who beseeched them to vote to stay — people like the exceedingly unpopular former prime minister David Cameron.
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Hearing then-candidate Trump speak openly about assaulting women, insult the looks of a fellow candidate or the wife of another candidate, and vilify the first woman at the head of a major-party ticket fueled women across the country.
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Warren urged him once again to release the women from the NDAs during a CNN town hall event on Thursday night, offering up a contract that she wrote herself that would allow Bloomberg's accusers to speak openly about their allegations.
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Avenatti said that Daniels would "absolutely" pay back the $130,000 payment if she's "ultimately ordered to do that to speak openly and honestly" or if Trump and Cohen want to "admit that (Trump) know about the deal and didn't sign it."
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It's wonderful when celebrities — and others — speak openly about mental health issues, but it's difficult for them to get real distance from the world while engaging with it in a space that allows so much room for other people's opinions.
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Together the pair is working on Twinkie's service dog training, but the pup is already drastically changing Naomi's life, helping the teen find more confidence to speak openly about how she is feeling and to find the energy to enjoy life again.
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For at least the last five years, I have noticed that Cubans of all stripes and all ages speak openly in public; Cuban guides answer questions on what would have once been seen as sensitive subjects, without looking over their shoulder first.
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Mayor, a striker, and Sierra, a fullback, both 25, are believed to be the first openly gay professional athletes in Mexico's history, and they are certainly the first players from one of Mexico's national soccer teams to speak openly about their sexual orientation.
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In my first show, wearing a Cosby sweater and 30 extra pounds of wobbly pill fat, I got to speak openly about my life as an emotionally impaired man-child struggling to scrape together some sort of career that didn't involve cleaning things.
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"I'd like to see those surgeries disappear and to hopefully within 10 to 15 years to have happy, healthy intersex kids [who] can just be out and about, not needing to hide anymore, and they and their parents can speak openly about it," she says.
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Many wouldn't speak openly about these topics for fear of retribution—for fear of not being able to buy or sell honey after calling out the wrong person or company, and of being exiled from an already difficult market to make a profit in.
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"I nodded out and my upper half fell in between my legs, cutting off my circulation to my lower half for 6-10 hours," said the 27-year old Tennessee native, who requested his last name be withheld so he could speak openly about his drug history.
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White supremacists who have refashioned themselves as the "alt-right" now speak openly about the hope Trump has given them that their dream — an ethnic cleanse of all nonwhite Americans from the US and the establishment of a literal Aryan nation — might one day come to pass.
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The alum, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said he and his fellow wrestlers would speak openly about how Strauss would shower with the athletes, and how other athletes would comment on how Strauss would always "check for hernias," a reference to Strauss examining their genitals.
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Mental illness is still so stigmatized in America that, although I'd learned about PADs a couple of years ago, it took months to find people willing to speak openly about their experiences, something I consider crucial for such a story because it allows readers to empathize.
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A senior aid worker and two Western officials, who asked not to be identified so they could speak openly about Hudaydah, said in interviews that the coalition, commanded locally by the United Arab Emirates, had redoubled its five-month offensive to snatch the city from Houthi control.
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Aníbal Lopez (also known as A-1 53167, the number of his Guatemalan identity card) similarly challenges this divide in "Testimonio" (Witness, 2012), for which he flew a sicario, or professional assassin, to Documenta 13 in Kassel to speak openly about his job and answer audience questions.
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We are now living in an era not of post-racialism but of unabashed racialism, a time when many white Americans feel free to speak openly of their nostalgia for an age when their cultural, political and economic dominance could be taken for granted — no apologies required.
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Opinion Columnist After the debacle last week in Iowa and the reporting of the results there, even more people began to speak openly about how anachronistic and antiquated it is for Iowa and its problematic caucuses to continue to have such an outsize influence on the Democratic nominating process.
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Along with speaking up about her own experiences, she partnered with five mental-health organizations, called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health, in May 2015 to reframe mental health imagery and encourage others to speak openly about mental health with their doctors, support systems, family and friends.
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Falih has already proved to be more willing to speak openly and at length about oil market developments and Saudi strategy, offering a lengthy and candid analysis at the World Economic Forum in January 2015 ("Saudi Aramco CEO speaks at World Economic Forum 2015", Saudi Aramco, Jan 2015).
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"I need funds to pay for: attorneys' fees; out-of-pocket costs associated with the lawsuit, arbitration, and my right to speak openly; security expenses; and damages that may be awarded against me if I speak out and ultimately lose to Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen," she said.
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With the Trump administration unilaterally acting in defiance of longstanding international consensus on the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees and now the Golan Heights, it has become possible to speak openly of annexing the West Bank in a way that was not considered acceptable a few years ago.
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"I need funds to pay for: attorneys' fees; out-of-pocket costs associated with the lawsuit, arbitration, and my right to speak openly; security expenses; and damages that may be awarded against me if I speak out and ultimately lose to Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen," the page reads.
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The Times spoke to 13 former Bloomberg employees — including some who now work for The Times — who said they wanted to be released from their exit agreements so that they could speak openly about the culture at the company now that its founder and owner was running for president.
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Oumy Ndour, a former journalist with Radiodiffusion Télévision Sénégalaise, Senegal's public broadcasting company, co-founded the private Facebook group Ladies Club Senegal in 2016 to serve as a safe space for women to speak openly about everything from sexuality, to problems with their husbands, harassment in the workplace, and fashion advice.
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Pat Houston, who is married to the singer's half brother Gary Garland-Houston and is the executor of her estate, said that it was important for the family to speak openly about Whitney's struggles, including her drug use and her relationship with longtime friend, assistant and rumored lover, Robyn Crawford.
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She has decided to speak openly — she often talks about her long-term partner, Clarke Gayford, who hosts a travel and fishing TV show — because she thought it might help other women juggling decisions about their career and because she believes that people want to get to know their representatives.
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It's not just her — while many have focused on what happens to high-profile men after they're accused, less attention has been paid to the futures of the women who have traded their privacy and in some cases their safety for the chance to speak openly about what they've endured.
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" When asked whether there was a specific reason why she chose not to speak openly about her sexuality the singer replied, "I just feel like everyone's always looking for a headline and they always want their magazine or TV show or whatever to be the one to break what my sexuality is.
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"It's easy to imagine this is nothing but rural precinct incompetence and southern reticence to speak openly about controversial topics: when we talk about sex and death here in Tulsa, we use nouns such as 'fornication' and 'procreation,' phrases such as 'to pass on,' 'to go home,'" Potts wrote in The Guardian.
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One former Ohio State University wrestler told CNN -- speaking on the condition of anonymity -- that he and his fellow wrestlers would speak openly about how Strauss would shower with the athletes, and how other athletes would comment that Strauss would always "check for hernias," a reference to the doctor examining their genitals.
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In 1854, the US grabbed another slice of Mexico (the Gadsden Purchase) to create a better route for a southern transcontinental railroad line, and it was commonplace for Southern political leaders at the time to speak openly of their desire to seize more slave territory in Cuba or elsewhere in Latin America.
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" And Murray himself, in a post at AEI about the incident, worried that "the intellectual thugs will take over many campuses," adding, "A campus where a majority of students are fearful to speak openly because they know a minority will jump on them is no longer an intellectually free campus in any meaningful sense.
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JK: This is-, to my opinion, it's the biggest challenge the EU is facing currently, but-, but we can avoid the catastrophes to happen, if the other member states and political leaders speak openly, and say, to those politicians who don't respect liberal democracy, that you are on the wrong path, and change the course.
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In the meantime, the movement to boycott, divest from and sanction Israel grows stronger on American campuses, and new voices are emerging in the Democratic Party, such as Representatives Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, who are willing to speak openly about Palestinian rights and autonomy where other lawmakers have declined to do so.
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If Cohen accepts, Daniels could "speak openly and freely about her prior relationship with the president and the attempts to silence her and use and publish text messages, photos and videos relating to the president that she may have in her possession, all without fear of retribution or legal liability," the letter said, according to NBC News.
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I would like for our workplaces to have a space where women can speak openly and honestly about the culture there — the things that make them feel seriously harassed or assaulted, but also just a little creeped out, or knocked off balance, or diminished — that falls outside the legalistic, bureaucratic, totally intimidating experience of reporting to the H.R. office.
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" James, 32, has credited his pack of dogs with helping him deal with his depression — and recently shared that he has "one request" when he does interviews: to "bring a dog 🐾 or 2 or 3,4,5 🐾 – they give me the courage to speak openly, freely & without fear of judgment especially when I talk about my experience with depression 🗣.
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In ways, the six-episode series is a modern-day companion to "Hoop Dreams," only here focusing on youth football in a depressed section of Miami, a city that has placed more players into the NFL than any other in the U.S. Both shows deal not just with kids, but also adults that pass through their orbit -- in the case of "America to Me" (a title derived from a Langston Hughes poem), parents, teachers and administrators, who speak openly about the failure to address racial disparities within the educational system.
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