Her family, however, did not believe she was speaking freely.
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He also wrote a volume of memoirs, "Speaking Freely" (1997).
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Yet in most places, speaking freely is punished or invites violence.
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The rule does not prevent churches — or other charities — from speaking freely.
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This was a powerful individual, speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior.
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Mr. Graham used his natural shyness and sympathy to coax people into speaking freely.
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This can mystify those who grew up in places where speaking freely really is dangerous.
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Her father, though, told BuzzFeed News at the time he didn't believe she was speaking freely.
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Savage agreed with her husband and said she does not believe her daughter was speaking freely.
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In this wa,y taqiya is a contra- dictionary concoction of simultaneously speaking freely and remaining silent.
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Speaking freely about an ongoing investigation is a major mistake, say veteran defense attorneys with White House experience.
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This law inhibits our faith leaders from speaking freely about moral and other issues without fear of retribution.
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That could make users more comfortable speaking freely on the app, since they know they can retract their texts.
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Worldwide, China's government is sending a chilling message: no matter where you are, speaking freely comes at a steep price.
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The senator has been speaking freely about his feelings about Trump since announcing he will not seek reelection in 2018.
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In Romania today, you have Holocaust deniers and anti-Semites that are speaking freely — and nothing is done against them.
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Some of them talk about their personal connections to the story, speaking freely about difficult losses in their own lives.
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This was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior, and actually bragging about kissing and groping women.
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It was unclear if Daqneesh was speaking freely or if he had been pressured by the government, or any other group.
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This was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior and actually bragging about kissing and groping women.
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What Titsworth and his fellow committee members see is that this more ambitious and abstract sense of "freely" is antithetical to the successful completion of their task: Not speaking freely in front of everyone is a condition of speaking freely — without anxiety and mental reservation — on the way to exploring the complexities and difficulties of their charge.
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As the album begins, the first track is a two-minute message from Jacinda, speaking freely about her pride for her son.
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They waited until they were alone with reporters to express their opinions, speaking freely but then declining to be identified by name.
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He still finds humor while living under its shadow and defiantly smiles as he breaks antiquated norms by speaking freely about mental illness.
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When speaking freely, some offer theories, a few darkly sensationalistic and sinister; a few theorists seem reasonable, but others come across as preposterous.
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There is a formality inherent in recording that I feel inhibits folks from speaking freely, and many of the people I interview are undocumented.
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After disappearing for hours, Mr. Hariri made his first known call to Mr. Aoun, who realized that the prime minister was not speaking freely.
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But from what I see here, and considering your age and speaking freely, my initial reaction would be that it may be a form of lymphoma.
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Mr. Bernstein had homes in Manhattan and Bedford, N.Y. His memoir, "Speaking Freely: My Life in Publishing and Human Rights," written with Doug Merlino, appeared in 2016.
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Now, don't get it twisted ... Lisa says she still believes the singer's done horrible things to multiple women -- she just doesn't buy Joycelyn's actually speaking freely now.
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But critics of the proposal argue that a rule would inhibit lawyers from speaking freely on behalf of their clients and circumscribing the way they run their practice.
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Along the way, she broke new political ground by speaking freely about her financial debts, her brother's incarceration and mental-health struggles, and her sky-high political ambitions.
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I'm not sure that the impending spectacle of Cohen's testimony will be in the public interest if, in the end, it discourages clients from speaking freely to their lawyers.
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Wasn't Bobby Frank Cherry, convicted of murder in 2002 for his role in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in 1963, just a man speaking, freely, through a dynamite tongue?
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T., Jay, Thea and I are all communist-leaning and it is rare, Christmas-like, to all be together speaking freely about shit most people either don't care about or actively resent.
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He is heard speaking freely in a high-pitched voice, in tapes smuggled out of the country in the 1980s by two South Koreans who were kidnapped and held in North Korea.
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Microsoft and Uber recently ended arbitration in cases of harassment and assault so that employees do not have to choose between speaking freely about what happened and resolving them with the company.
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It would unduly empower the president, allowing him to circumvent internal executive-branch processes, and it would also unduly disempower him, preventing him from speaking freely about topics that might have litigation consequences.
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Speaking freely but thoughtfully is important to Nelson, in part because as a kid she was teased for being a "Chatty Cathy," and in part because she finds ideas irrepressible and exciting to explore.
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If you have a habit of speaking freely and off the cuff, you could find this a challenging time when you're nudged to think and pause before speaking as your words carry more weight.
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Since then, Turkish government officials largely speaking under the cover of anonymity have insisted that Saudi security forces waiting in ambush inside tortured and murdered him in revenge for speaking freely about their autocratic rulers.
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"The intent of the prosecutors is to pressure Ghosn, and to stop him from speaking freely," Hironaka said, adding that access to what they saw as additional evidence was also a likely motive behind the latest arrest.
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They declined to give their names, apparently wary of speaking freely in front of the police and officials who were watching the crowd and preventing people, including reporters, from getting within a few hundreds yards of the site.
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By speaking freely about which his sexual inclinations in the journals, he establishes an immediate sense of intimacy with the listener, a relationship that unfolds at the border of the "pre-invented world" he so desperately wants to escape.
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Read more:Delays and errors have put the US far behind other countries in testing and treating coronavirus patients: 'We are trotting along while they're racing'Anthony Fauci, who the Trump administration reportedly barred from speaking freely, is a public-health hero.
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Starting in 2007, shortly after Mr. Harper became prime minister, new rules were issued that prevented federal scientists from speaking freely with the media about their research without clearing it with public relations specialists or having an administrative "minder" accompany the scientists on interviews or to scientific conferences.
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This was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior, and actually bragging about kissing and groping women, using language so obscene that many of us were worried about our children hearing it when we turned on the TV." Referring to the spate of allegations levied against Trump, Obama said "it now seems very clear that this wasn't an isolated incident.
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It would inevitably make them think twice before speaking freely for fear that something they might say — especially anything critical of our government — might bar them from visiting the US. This is a particular concern for artists, writers, and cultural producers, who rely on free expression protections to create their work, and on whom we rely to challenge, question and reflect the world as it is.
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"This was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior and actually bragging about kissing and groping women — using language so obscene that many of us were worried about children hearing it when we turn on the TV." The speech caught fire on social media and elsewhere even as Obama was still at the lectern, with left-leaning pundits and others heaping praise upon her.
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In three decades of research, Niobe Way, a professor of developmental psychology at New York University, has observed a striking pattern of behavior among American boys: in early adolescence, they are openly affectionate with one another, speaking freely of love and lifelong bonds; by late adolescence, as they become cultured to project an image of masculinity, heterosexuality and stoicism, they start to distance themselves from their same-sex friends.
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Read more:The Trump administration barred a top US disease expert from speaking freely to the public after he warned the coronavirus might be impossible to containTrump's efforts to muzzle health officials and downplay coronavirus mirror the tactics of an authoritarian regime, experts sayA statistics expert slammed the Trump administration's statements on the coronavirus as misleading, and accused him of downplaying the outbreak so he could get reelected15 mistakes by public health officials and ordinary people that helped spread the coronavirus around the world
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Read more:A CDC lab is said to be under investigation after contamination fears, another sign the US botched its rollout of coronavirus testing kitsA member of the inner circle of Iran's Supreme Leader died of the coronavirus, as the country records more deaths than anywhere outside ChinaThe Trump administration barred a top US disease expert from speaking freely to the public after he warned the coronavirus might be impossible to containThe US just reported its 2nd coronavirus death — another patient in Washington state
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Robert L. Bernstein was the author of Speaking Freely: My Life in Publishing and Human Rights, published by The New Press in May 2016.
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They tend to disrupt lectures, Friday prayers. Most of the time they are kicked out from mosques." Sahloul added that "We cannot deny people of speaking freely, but we believe that these kind of radical ideologies are not helpful." At a conference in Jordon in June 2013, Dr. Malkawi stated (as translated by MEMRI) "Let Britain, America, and the entire West go to hell, because the Caliphate is coming, Allah willing.
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The freedom that the ecstasies of Dionysian worship represented took on a political meaning in Rome as the libertas that distinguished the free from the enslaved. The Liberalia, celebrated March 17 in honor of Liber, was a time of speaking freely, as the poet and playwright Gnaeus Naevius declared: "At the Liberalia games we enjoy free speech."Rather alliteratively: libera lingua loquimur ludis Liberalibus. Naevius, however, was arrested for his invectives against the powerful.
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His son, still deathly afraid of water, is unable or unwilling to save him. To his shock, Ephraim returns to Jenny telling him, "You can't come into this house, you wretched coward...You've killed your father." He becomes a hopeless drunk, hating her and speaking freely about her deceitful ways. Poster's superintendent in the timber business, John Evered (George Sanders), goes to confront Ephraim but isn't sure whether to believe the harsh words he hears about Jenny.
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On June 13, 1971, The New York Times published the first of seven articles on the Pentagon Papers. According to Floyd Abrams, Sulzberger "made the call to accept the risks rather than those of silence", adding that "In retrospect, the decision may seem obvious, but it was by no means an easy one at the time, and it remains one for which Sulzberger deserves enormous credit."Floyd Abrams, Speaking Freely, published by Viking Press (2005), Page 12.
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October 2011, Starring as Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity. 2012, Originating the role of the Childlike Empress in the world premiere stage adaption of The Neverending Story March 2013, Starring in Tell Me on a Sunday, a one-woman show by Andrew Lloyd Webber April 2013, Performing as Ado Annie in the 70th Anniversary production of Oklahoma! starring Ian Stenlake, Val Lehman and Steven Tandy. 2014, Performing as Kelly in new short play 'Speaking Freely' by Jack Kelly at Anywhere Theatre Festival.
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Henceforth, the boys live in constant fear of Joe's revenge for incriminating him. Summer arrives and Tom and Huck decide to hunt for buried treasure in a haunted house. After venturing upstairs, they hear a noise below and peering through holes in the floor, they see the deaf-mute Spaniard who had shown up in the village some weeks before revealing himself to be Injun Joe. Speaking freely, Injun Joe and a companion plan to bury some stolen treasure of their own in the house.
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Richards has claimed that this incident was a staged practical joke that was known only to him, associate producer Burns, and Kaufman,"Michael Richards 'Speaking Freely' transcript" ; recorded February 28, 2002, in Aspen, Colorado. Firstamendmentcenter.org (February 28, 2002); retrieved October 30, 2016. but Melanie Chartoff, who played Kaufman's wife in the sketch, has stated that, just before airtime, Burns told her, Maryedith Burrell, and Richards that Kaufman was going to break the fourth wall. Kaufman appeared the following week in a videotaped apology to the home viewers.
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In 1981, immediately after the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, he was chosen to anchor NBC's television coverage until full news teams were mustered. Newman was the only radio journalist to interview Emperor Hirohito (Emperor Shōwa) of Japan. The interview took place in September 1975 at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, shortly before Hirohito's diplomatically-delicate visit to the United States. For his program Speaking Freely, he conducted more than 250 hour-long interviews with leading figures of the day between 1967 and 1976.
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Mahmut Karaduman was a Turkish national and the plaintiff in a famous libel case. The Long Island newspaper Newsday wrote a series of thirty-two articles entitled The Heroin Trail, which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal for public service.Floyd Abrams, Speaking Freely, published by Viking Press (2005), Pages 124-152. Karaduman sued Newsday over the following description: > The owner of the Karavan nightclub in Istanbul's Galatasaray Square, middle- > aged Douman [Karaduman] divides his time between Istanbul, where his brother > handles base shipments, and villas in Switzerland and Lebanon.
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From 1968 to 2006 over 600 Copt families moved to Houston. Due to sectarian strife against Copts within Egypt, by 2006 the membership of Copt churches in Houston was growing. In 2006 Gregory Katz of the Houston Chronicle stated that partly because many Copt church leaders are accustomed to anti-Copt attitudes in Egypt, those who come to Houston are not accustomed to speaking freely about their religious beliefs and therefore "do not mingle easily with the rest of the large Christian community in the Houston area". After the 2011 Alexandria bombing, Houston Coptic churches cancelled their Coptic Christmas services.
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Vatskalis was born in Greece, and studied public health in Athens. He became involved in student politics while there, becoming a student representative at the Athens Higher Vocational School and taking part in the 1970s pro-democracy protests, where he witnessed people being arrested for speaking freely. He married an Australian woman, Linda Cotton in 1982, and in 1983, they emigrated to Western Australia. Once they had arrived in Perth, Vatskalis found that his Greek qualifications were not recognised, and was forced to start again, beginning a degree in environmental health at Curtin University, where he also joined the Labor Party.
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In addition to his shows he produced and directed Alati kai Piperi (Salt and Pepper), hosted by noted Greek columnist Freddy Germanos. One of the highlights of that show was when Mastorakis brought John Lennon and Yoko Ono into the military TV's two-camera studio. He wrote, produced and directed dramatic series and variety shows as well as the short-lived breakthrough sci- fi episodic Invasion From Another Planet, the first on Greek TV to be shot on film. However his TV career took some dramatic turns as he was ousted twice by the junta, the unofficial reason being cited "for speaking freely".
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Monty Python have been named as being influential to the comedy stylings of a great many people including: Sacha Baron Cohen,"Sacha Baron Cohen: The comic who is always in your face", The Observer, 7 June 2009. Retrieved 10 November 2014 David Cross, Rowan Atkinson, Seth MacFarlane, Seth Meyers, Trey Parker, Matt Stone,"Matt Stone, Trey Parker, Larry Divney 'Speaking Freely' transcript". Retrieved 10 March 2020 Vic and Bob, Mike Myers, and "Weird Al" Yankovic. Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons, was influenced by Python's "high velocity sense of the absurd and not stopping to explain yourself", and pays tribute through a couch gag used in seasons five and six.
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They were served by a priest from Los Angeles, who would fly monthly to Houston and hold mass in a borrowed Orthodox church or in a private house. From 1968 to 2006, more than 600 Coptic families moved to Houston. Due to sectarian strife against Copts in Egypt, by 2006 the number of immigrants had increased and membership of Copt churches in Houston was growing. In 2006 Gregory Katz of the Houston Chronicle said that, partly because many Copt church leaders are accustomed to anti-Copt attitudes in Egypt, those who come to Houston are not accustomed to speaking freely about their religious beliefs.
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Police, acting on ASIO orders, quickly disarmed and restrained the two MVD officers and Evdokia was taken into the terminal to speak to her husband via telephone. After speaking to him, she became convinced he was alive and speaking freely and asked the Administrator of the Northern Territory for political asylum. The affair sparked controversy in Australia when circumstantial links were noted between the leader of the Australian Labor Party and the Communist Party of Australia (and hence to the Soviet spy ring). H.V. Evatt, the leader of the Labor Party at the time, accused Prime Minister Robert Menzies of arranging the Petrov defection to discredit him.
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When asked why she did not resign from her position during the time she said improper pressure was being applied, Wilson-Raybould said: "I was, in my opinion, doing my job as the attorney general. I was protecting a fundamental constitutional principle of prosecutorial independence and the independence of our judiciary. That's the job of the attorney general." Wilson-Raybould also reiterated that Order in Council leaves in place various constraints that prevent her from speaking freely about matters that occurred after she left the post of Attorney General, communications while she was Minister of Veterans Affairs, her resignation from that post, and her presentation to Cabinet after her resignation.
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In the aftermath of the 1973 Athens Polytechnic uprising, the regime made use of Mastorakis' popularityNikos Mastorakis Museum of Broadcast communications: "Nikos Mastorakis was the TV personality sine qua non of the dictatorship years" to repair its public image. An interview was set up and broadcast, during which he interviewed, in prison, a number of students who had been arrested during the events., reproduced by the Star Channel news Mastorakis claimed that he had guarantees from Minister of Press Spyridon Zournatzis that the interview would not be censored and that the students would not be prosecuted for speaking freely. After the fall of the regime in 1974, the students were released from prison and stated that they had been beaten and threatened with legal and extra-legal punishment unless they cooperated in the interview.
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From children to adults, literature shows that people understand the concept of isolation and fear the repercussions of being isolated from groups of which they are a member. Fearing isolation, people did not feel free to speak up if they feel they hold dissenting views, which means people restrict themselves to having conversation with like-minded individuals, or have no conversation whatsoever. Witschge further explained, "Whether it is fear of harming others, or fear to get harmed oneself, there are factors that inhibit people from speaking freely, and which thus results in a non-ideal type of discussion, as it hinders diversity and equality of participants and viewpoints to arise fully." The medium of the Internet has the power to free people from the fear of social isolation, and in doing so, shuts down the spiral of silence.
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Richards got his big TV break in 1979, appearing in Billy Crystal's first cable TV special. In 1980, he began as one of the cast members on ABC's Fridays television show, where Larry David was a writer. This included a famous instance in which guest Andy Kaufman refused to deliver his scripted lines, leading Richards to bring the cue cards on screen to Kaufman, causing him to throw his drink into Richards's face before a small riot ensued (Richards later claimed he was in on the joke).Michael Richards 'Speaking Freely' transcript via First Amendment Center, Recorded February 28, 2002, in Aspen, Colorado The film Man on the Moon featured a re-enactment of the Andy Kaufman incident in which Richards was portrayed by actor Norm Macdonald (although he is never referred to by name so he could be seen as a composite character taking the place of Richards).
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All three companies eventually hired her as a product research and marketing consultant to assist in finding new applications for technologies developed for the war effort. She helped create disposable medical and antipollution masks made from non-woven fibers, which inspired the design details for today’s N-95 masks, as well as soy protein foodstuffs,Speaking Freely: An Evening with Remarkable Women, KQED Television and the ubiquitous freezer-to- oven CorningWare that was developed from a material originally used on missile cones."Laboratory Director Shuts Red Door" , November 2006, Stanford Business Magazine During her 70-year design career she was more than anything else a strategic design consultant. She was one of the earliest professional designers to promote human-centered design methodology, consumer awareness, and cultural change to an international slate of companies such as: Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, General Mills, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Marks & Spencer, American Can, DuPont, Ford, Nissan, Pfizer, Revlon, Elizabeth Arden, Lever Brothers, Motorola, NASA and Volvo.
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