That seems odd considering Van Dyke's penchant for speaking frankly.
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But speaking frankly is not a virtue in and of itself.
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Not sure why speaking frankly can't be open to the public.
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Georgette (Jean Lichty) is not the only character constrained from speaking frankly.
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Voice journal apps like Maslo rely on the user speaking frankly about their issues.
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He has continued to do so this season while also speaking frankly and rationally about why.
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" McHugh told WeSearchr, "Breitbart News fired an editor for speaking frankly about Islam and Muslim immigration.
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Being commander in chief prevented Mr. Obama from speaking frankly about the growing constraints on American power.
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"The U.S. & UK have a long history of speaking frankly with each other, as all close friends do," he said.
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In a behind the scenes taping of Steve Harvey, the family sat down with Extra, speaking frankly about The People v.
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Rumer Willis is speaking frankly about her mother Demi Moore's previous desire to have more children with ex-husband Ashton Kutcher.
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That doesn't stop him from speaking frankly on companies like FanDuel, an online fantasy sports website that has been blocked in many states.
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SC: So, I think we can certainly do it, but-, but, I mean, speaking frankly, the UK needs to sort out where it's ultimately going to go.
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Still, in speaking frankly about Google's role as a censor, the document — which you can read in its entirety here — could fuel new calls to rein in platforms' power.
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But dammit, what Quincy Jones said doesn't warrant an apology so much as a disclaimer that he was up for speaking frankly about his own opinions, memories and thoughts.
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It would have been far better if he had solidified his legacy by staying true to his independent spirit and speaking frankly about the prospect of a Trump presidency.
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He emerged through a glass door in the corner of the room, shortly after a video of him, speaking frankly about his diagnosis of H.I.V., played on a television in the center of the room.
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Speaking frankly to the owners, Manfred noted that the Astros scandal was only the latest in a series of cases in which team personnel — both players and executives — had broken rules to gain a competitive advantage.
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Ostensibly created so Diana could hear her own vocal patterns played back to her and improve her public speaking, the tapes also captured the princess speaking frankly -- and angrily -- about both her relationship with her husband and Camilla.
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In fact, Jay-Z spent the first part of the day speaking frankly about fixing the fissures in his high-profile marriage — so famously documented on both Lemonade and 4:44 — in an interview for CNN's The Van Jones Show.
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Returning from her summer vacation, Maria Shriver is speaking frankly about grief's long shadow over her life — including the recent, sudden death of cousin Saoirse Kennedy Hill — and the "stillness" and self-love she found for herself in recent weeks.
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"And I think that's really a function of the fact that, even this generation is selling a lot of their own products," Amjadi said, explaining how speaking frankly and conversationally about products is natural when you are selling them yourself.
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But upon hearing Senators John McCain, Bob Corker and Jeff Flake speaking frankly when their careers near an end, I wonder how much more honest talk we would get from members of Congress if we had two-term limits to their service.
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And Avenatti, in turn, sees the establishment as part of a conspiracy, traced from the political right to Hill Democrats to the media, to scapegoat and undermine him as he travels the country raising money and speaking frankly about (maybe) running for president in 2020.
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Stanley Fischer, Federal Reserve Vice Chair, performed a delicate balancing act in a speech on Sunday, both preparing the market for a rate increase, possibly in December after the U.S. presidential election, while also speaking frankly and not encouragingly about the productivity slowdown which lies at the heart of the phenomenon of slow growth and low inflation.
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He published numerous articles on politics and public affairs; in 1992, he published Speaking Frankly, an essay on the role the Democratic Party should play in the 1990s.
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The show profiles new and emerging artists in alternative rock, hip hop, indie rock, alternative country and other genres, speaking frankly about issues, thoughts, or anything else the artist wishes to discuss.
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Finally, in 1891, noting that its members were the only government officials required to pay postage, Congress restored full franking privileges. Since then, the franking of congressional mail has been subject to ongoing review and regulation. The phrase franking is derived from the Latin word "francus" meaning free. Another use of that term is speaking "frankly", i.e. "freely".
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In "Speaking Frankly," Hot Dog interviews John Cho. Paul, Professor Cornelius Nougat, Senator George Galapagos, Tiberius Coon III, and Steve Agee talk about the one percent. # Mandy Patinkin (April 30, 2015) – Paul F. Tompkins looks back on Season Three as part of the season finale. In "Hot Top Pick," Paul, Bierstin Krakov, and the Constitution talk about the featured hot topics.
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In his book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, published in November 2006, Carter states: He declares that Israel's current policies in the Palestinian territories constitute "a system of apartheid, with two peoples occupying the same land, but completely separated from each other, with Israelis totally dominant and suppressing violence by depriving Palestinians of their basic human rights." In an Op-Ed titled "Speaking Frankly about Israel and Palestine," published in the Los Angeles Times and other newspapers, Carter states: While somesuch as a former Special Rapporteur for both the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and the International Law Commission, as well as a member of the Israeli Knessethave praised Carter for speaking frankly about Palestinians in Israeli occupied lands, othersincluding the envoy to the Middle East under Clinton, as well as the first director of the Carter CenterDennis Ross, "Don't Play With Maps," The New York Times, January 9, 2007.
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Patel clashed with Nehru and Azad over the allocation of houses in Delhi vacated by Muslims leaving for Pakistan; Nehru and Azad desired to allocate them for displaced Muslims, while Patel argued that no government professing secularism must make such exclusions. However, Patel was publicly defended by Gandhi and received widespread admiration and support for speaking frankly on communal issues and acting decisively and resourcefully to quell disorder and violence.
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In 1997, Parent volunteered as the Policy Chair for the Progressive Conservative Party of Nova Scotia. In 1999 Parent successfully ran for the Progressive Conservative nomination in the riding of Kings North. He was elected in the 1999 provincial election with 49.05% of the vote. As a legislator, Parent became known for speaking frankly both in the House of Assembly and to the media, and expressed dissatisfaction with how the legislature conducted its business.
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Seyrig was a major feminist figure in France. Throughout her career, she used her celebrity status to promote women's rights. The most important of the three films she directed was the 1977 Sois belle et tais-toi (Be Pretty and Shut Up), which included actresses Shirley MacLaine, Maria Schneider, and Jane Fonda, speaking frankly about the level of sexism they had to deal with in the film industry. She also directed with Carole Roussopoulos an adaptation of the SCUM Manifesto by Valerie Solanas.
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Beeson's confirmation was a difficult one. Beeson did not help his position by speaking frankly about his actions as a corporate director of industrial relations. He testified on January 20 about using the NLRB's employer free speech provisions to defeat a union organizing drive in Pennsylvania, and admitted that he could be fairly described as a union buster. He bluntly accused the Herzog board of twisting the meaning of the Taft-Hartley Act, and said it was his intention to roll back the Board's "pro-labor" bias.
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Sheikh's first marriage was with Zinat Mangi, a television and film supporting actress of that era, with whom he has a daughter, Momal Sheikh and a son Shehzad Sheikh. Since the divorce from Mangi, he is still officially single but has been linked to several Lollywood film actresses, including Salma Agha. He is the brother of Saleem Sheikh and Safeena Sheikh, brother-in-law of Behroze Sabzwari and uncle of Shehroz Sabzwari. In news media interviews, he has a reputation of speaking frankly and candidly.
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In addition, Muench received approximately 100 letters from U.S. Catholics and military government officials speaking frankly on taboo topics, such as anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, and its survivors. For example, a 1947 letter from a German Catholic alleged that U.S. generals such as Lucius D. Clay and Walter Muller were Jews, that Roosevelt had been assassinated by Jews, and other Jewish conspiracy theories.Brown-Fleming, 2006, p. 9. Another letter from a Catholic Army major wrote that enlisted Jews sought promotions into positions where they could "control thought".
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A count of the Transylvito tribe who fights for the Royal Crown Coalition. Like other Transylvitans, Vinny has the appearance of a vampire, though sunlight apparently does not harm him. Vinny seems to be a close advisor and friend of Prince Ansom, to whom he has few qualms about speaking frankly. He has confronted Ansom with his opinion that Stanley's commoner origins, not his military aggressions against several coalition members, are at the root of Ansom's antipathy toward Stanley, while assuring Ansom that this issue would not affect his personal loyalty.
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According to the About page in the website: Figure/Ground sits on the edges of the academy and the art world; our aim is to bring the voices of academics and artists out of their specialized domains of practice and give them a venue for speaking frankly to the public at large. Conversation is one of the most basic forms of human communication, yet the interview is a deeply undervalued genre within academic discourse. The majority of peer-reviewed journals in the humanities and social sciences publish mostly essays and book reviews. In an age of digital interactive media, we believe the interview genre can serve as a powerful pedagogic tool and as a primary source for the production of new knowledge.
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