Either way, Uber has spoken openly about the bridge problem.
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Mr. Leopold has also spoken openly about his recovery from addiction.
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Daniels reportedly spoken openly about the consensual affair in past years.
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The two have always spoken openly about personal safety and consent.
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President Donald Trump has spoken openly of his appreciation for Saudi cash.
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Bennington had spoken openly about struggling with addiction, depression, and suicidal feelings.
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The often news media-phobic Lynch has not spoken openly of his plans.
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He has spoken openly about struggling with addiction before he got sober in 2002.
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Palin has not spoken openly about why her contract was not renewed at Fox.
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Downton Abbey's Jessica Brown Findlay has spoken openly about living with an eating disorder.
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She was abused by her mother and has spoken openly about her mental neuroses.
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Mr. Plank has spoken openly about the company's shortcomings and vowed to make improvements.
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Lately, even the justices have spoken openly about their desire for a more diverse judiciary.
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And she had spoken openly about her own mental health issues, including years with depression.
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Ms. Winfrey has spoken openly over the years of being a sexual abuse survivor herself.
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President Donald Trump, who has spoken openly about invading Venezuela, says he's aware of what's happening.
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Now that would be interesting, since both of them have spoken openly about their long feud.
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He has also spoken openly about the difficulties he faced after the death of Princess Diana.
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Adoption figures into much of Chaon's work, and he has spoken openly of his own adoption.
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And popular celebrities like Bella Thorne and Tana Mongeau have spoken openly about practicing non-monogamy.
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He has also spoken openly about his parents arranged marriage and his own quest to find love.
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He has spoken openly to the media about his experience and was identified widely on social media.
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Thibault has spoken openly about Halle's illness, never hesitating to share photos of the baby girl online.
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Throughout his career, Chief Kerr Putney has spoken openly about having a lifelong distrust of the police.
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For years, she has spoken openly about her joy in giving a cultural face to older women.
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CNN does not normally identify juveniles in such cases, but the family has spoken openly about her.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has spoken openly about the benefits of providing volunteer opportunities to his staff.
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Bigelow has spoken openly in recent years about his views that extraterrestrial visitors frequently travel to Earth.
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Mr. Torre has spoken openly about growing up in a home in which his father abused his mother.
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Moore, especially, has spoken openly about her personal history with sex work, adding greater resonance to her performance.
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Cornell had spoken openly in interviews of his struggles with drugs as a teenager, and later with alcohol.
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But though 16-year-old Jennings has spoken openly about the procedure, there are obstacles in her path.
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Wilkes is a mother of two and has spoken openly about her time in the criminal justice system.
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Vucic said he hoped there would be no sanctions because he has spoken openly about the Pantsir purchase.
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The situation is so bad that even 2020 Democrats have spoken openly about sending US troops to Mexico.
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Actor and writer Zosia Mamet has spoken openly about her struggles with an eating disorder and body dysmorphia.
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She's spoken openly about her own journey and the struggles she's faced as a working model in the industry.
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She is a master of recklessness who has also spoken openly and defiantly about sexuality, depression, and eating disorders.
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Vice President Biden has spoken openly — and courageously, in my view — about the pain of his severe childhood stutter.
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" Terry Crews, an actor and former NFL player, has spoken openly about how masculinity can become like a "cult.
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Amy Klobuchar, who he has met several times and has spoken openly about her ability to connect with voters.
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Mike Huckabee and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, have also spoken openly about their view that Romney is untrustworthy.
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Ms. Luria is Jewish, and Mr. Levin has spoken openly about the anti-Semitism faced by his paternal grandparents.
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Warren has spoken openly about the student loan debt crisis and how debt is negatively impacting millions of Americans today.
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And, while Wallace is no Jeffrey Lord, he has spoken openly about his close ties to the former Fox head.
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Miley Cyrus has spoken openly about the roles of gender and sexuality in her career — and, more recently, her relationships.
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Brash and opinionated, he had spoken openly about his use of drugs and addiction to heroin earlier in his life.
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Jamil, who has been in a relationship with singer James Blake since 2015, has not spoken openly about her sexuality before.
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Before her death, Fisher had spoken openly about losing weight for her appearance in Star Wars: The Force Awakens last year.
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Denton reiterated Gawker's claim that Bollea had spoken openly about his sex life, and therefore, the sex tape was fair game.
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Although Fisher had spoken openly about her battle with addiction, it was not known that she had ongoing issues with drugs.
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Buck has spoken openly about plans to expand further into the U.S. snacking category, which IRI pegs at roughly $89 billion.
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Cornell had spoken openly of his drug and alcohol addiction in the past, as well as periods of depression and agoraphobia.
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Ms. Klick, who has two sons with her husband, said she had spoken openly of her past to Heritage Academy students.
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Mr. Barzani has spoken openly about holding an independence referendum, something Obama administration officials have told him needs to be delayed.
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Thunberg has spoken openly about living with Asperger's, referring to the diagnosis as a "superpower" in an Instagram post in August.
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All now live in the United States, in undisclosed locations from which they have spoken openly about years of coordinated cheating.
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Teigen has spoken openly in the past about her struggles with postpartum depression after giving birth to Luna, now 3, in 2016.
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Activist Angela Davis has spoken openly about the chauvinism she experienced with the Black Panther Party as she advocated for Black liberation.
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Warner's displeasure spoken openly, Twitter has promised to try harder and dig deeper, according to a source with knowledge of the discussions.
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The singer has spoken openly about her previous bouts with bulimia but revealed in the documentary that she has had a relapse.
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In his adult life, Brian Rapinoe has struggled with drug addiction, and both he and Megan have spoken openly of his issues.
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The only problem is that Trump-appointed EPA chief Scott Pruitt has spoken openly about his disdain for the agency he now runs.
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In recent days, President Trump has spoken openly about terminating North American Free Trade Agreement, the free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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Though careers for doubles specialists generally last longer than those of singles players, the Bryans have spoken openly about retirement for several years.
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Sandberg has spoken openly about Goldberg's death and published a book called "Option B" in 2017 about how she coped with the grief.
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Mr. Akhmetshin has spoken openly about his service in the Soviet military in Afghanistan, and his current work throughout Russia and Central Asia.
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Kissam and other executives have spoken openly about a strategy of using excess cash from the two smaller divisions to fund lithium expansions.
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Davidson, who was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder in 2016, has previously spoken openly about his mental health, even incorporating it into his comedy.
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Vincent has spoken openly and extensively about how he witnessed domestic violence in his home growing up, so it's not that he is undeserving.
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I've also spoken openly about my evolution on many issues and know that I'm a better person today than I was a decade ago.
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Public health experts are now concerned that a president who has spoken openly about his phobia of germs might overreact to the coronavirus crisis.
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A few have spoken openly about the money, though I'm sure for many more, that too is part of the equation, if only subconsciously.
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I've also spoken openly about my evolution on many issues and know that I'm a better person today than I was over a decade ago.
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But President Trump has spoken openly, and early on, about his power to grant pardons, seemingly without concern for whether it will damage his reputation.
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Demi Lovato hospitalized for apparent drug overdose Through interviews and in song, Lovato has spoken openly about her battles with sobriety, addiction and mental illness.
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It would be the most significant change so far under the country's young new prime minister, who has spoken openly about the need for reforms.
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After opening up to her parents in 2017, Lovato has spoken openly about her sexuality but has faced criticism for avoiding the use of labels.
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I also know that you have obstacles that many of us in recovery can't imagine – you've spoken openly about your bipolar, eating, and self-mutilation disorders.
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"The vice president nodded, like, you know, he heard what I said," said Sondland, describing a meeting where he'd spoken openly about Ukraine in Pence's presence.
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He had made a career from his Chinese-language skills and had spoken openly about how he was paid more and treated better than other Ugandans.
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Jurvetson is one of the biggest donors in the Democratic Party and has spoken openly about what she feels is her obligation to support female candidates.
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She has also spent years advocating for victims of sexual assault and has spoken openly about being molested by her father when she was a child.
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Representative Katie Porter, Democrat of California and a single mother of three, has spoken openly about the domestic abuse she said she suffered in her marriage.
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The deal comes after months of anticipation, as DraftKings CEO Jason Robins has spoken openly about the two companies discussing the possibility over the last two years.
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Artists like Clare Bowditch, Suzannah Espie and Freya Josephine Hollick are just a few who have spoken openly about the challenges of touring, recording and raising children.
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She has spoken openly about being a mother, but has forcefully condemned the idea that women should be questioned about how they balance work and home life.
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Along with YouTuber burnout, many creators like David Dobrik and Jimmy Donaldson — better known as MrBeast — have spoken openly about the struggles they've faced with personal security.
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Why it matters: Buttigieg, who would be the first openly gay president in U.S. history if elected, has spoken openly about his Christian faith throughout the campaign.
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She has spoken openly about that switch, telling The New York Times last year that prior to becoming a Democrat, she was not particularly engaged with politics.
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You've spoken openly and often about the need for more innovation in the cleantech sector, and you have invested in small-scale nuclear power and other ideas.
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HE HAS SPOKEN OPENLY FOR EXAMPLE ABOUT CNN AND POTENTIALLY AT LEAST SEEMINGLY PAVED THE WAY FOR OPPOSITION TO A TIME WARNER-AT&T DEAL BECAUSE OF THAT.
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He noted that some substances were prescriptions for the mental health issues she had spoken openly about for years, adding that cigarettes had probably worsened her heart condition.
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Takei has spoken openly about the camps in the past: In one interview, he said there were three levels of barbed wire fences and tanks patrolling the perimeter.
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As a Harvard Law School graduate and former first lady, she has spoken openly about her humble beginnings and the impact her parents have had on her success.
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Russian officials have also spoken openly of a diplomatic effort to manage the defeat of rebel groups in southern Syria that were once backed by the United States.
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Both Kerr and Popovich have previously spoken openly about Trump and the country's political climate, including opining on hot-button issues such as police brutality and gun violence.
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Giuliani has spoken openly about his role in removing Yovanovitch, but the information released Tuesday is the first contemporaneous written record of his central role in the scheme.
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The actress says she learned a valuable lesson from her romance with Downey Jr., 52, who has spoken openly about struggling with addiction before he got sober in 2002.
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Elaine Welteroth, for example — one of Ms. Peoples Wagner's predecessors as Teen Vogue editor — has spoken openly about how much more money she makes in her post-magazine career.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kerr Putney, who 15 months ago was sworn in as Charlotte's second black police chief, has spoken openly of his own lingering, lifelong distrust of the police.
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Gaga has spoken openly before about her post traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, and told Winfrey that she regularly goes to behavioral therapy to help her manage the condition.
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Mr. Trump, who has spoken openly about his phobia of germs, closely followed the epidemic, and offered angry commentary about what he said was the Obama administration's dangerous response.
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Had she been an activist for L.G.B.T. causes or had she spoken openly about how her sexuality had shaped her life, if at all, we would have reported it.
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And while many rappers, from YG to Eminem to Jay-Z, have spoken openly of their contempt for President Trump and his policies, none had as much to lose.
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Michelle Obama has spoken openly about her distaste for political vitriol and often recalls asking why her husband wanted to expose himself to the barbs of political life at all.
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Lovato has long struggled with her body image and has spoken openly about her issues with binge eating and bulimia, which led to a stint in rehab at age 18.
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Many have spoken openly during their campaigns about their assaults, abortions, domestic abuse and family tragedies, finding it as a way to connect with others who have suffered similar experiences.
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He has spoken openly about his use of "taboo language," humor, and other shock tactics to try to shake fans out of emotional stagnation — often swearing and talking graphically about sex.
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Mondelez, which also owns BelVita and Toblerone, has spoken openly about its intent to push further into snacking through its own products, as well as through dealmaking, should the opportunity arise.
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She also has spoken openly about the need for Europe to do more in its own interests and rely less on the United States in the age of the Trump administration.
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He has attacked Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, for her links to Wall Street banks, but he has also spoken openly about borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars from Wall Street institutions.
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He's spoken openly about taking Milwaukee's young players under his wing last year, and he's tried to be a voice in the Wizards' locker room as well, albeit without overstepping his bounds.
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First, Parton has spoken openly about her fine hair, and how she understood from a young age what would happen to it if it was styled, dyed, and manipulated every single day.
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However, Rubio noted on Sunday that Page had spoken openly about his connections to Russia, and that he became a person of interest when he came into contact with the Trump campaign.
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" It turns out the hesitation was redundant: Salma has spoken openly "on many nationally syndicated television talk shows", so "we are not probing very deeply into her personal matters by revealing them.
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Since December 2017, Morey has spoken openly about how the Rockets are "basically obsessed" with trying to dethrone them, as opposed to waiting out the Warriors' dynasty like so many other teams.
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When asked why women are leaning away from Republican control of Congress, Porter, who has spoken openly about her own history of domestic violence, quickly steered the conversation back to pocketbook issues.
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He said he had made a lot of mistakes in his life — he has spoken openly about his history of drug addiction — but becoming an artist, he said, wasn't an impulsive decision.
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Killing Eve has been Oh's biggest role since departing Grey's in 2014, and the actress has spoken openly about the lack of roles and diminished expectations that colored the years in between.
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Mr. Trump in recent weeks has spoken openly about readmitting Russia into the Group of 7, the club of industrialized democracies from which it was expelled in 2014 after Mr. Putin annexed Crimea.
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While Tillerson has not spoken openly about departing, speculation in White House circles about who might replace him has focused on two candidates: Haley and CIA Director Mike Pompeo, another favorite of Trump's.
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Sergio Marchionne, its former CEO who passed away a year ago, had spoken openly of the need to merge Fiat Chrysler with a larger automaker to give it the scale and resources to compete.
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Adoption had been a long-held hope of the couple who had married in 20153, both 22015 years old at the time, and Jane has spoken openly about the adoptions in the years since.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is a star in the makingThe Clippers have spoken openly that they were convinced to give up their haul for Paul George because it meant landing Kawhi Leonard in free agency.
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Mitchel has spoken openly about his belief in Qanon on his program Your Voice America, in case you had any doubt that this strange gathering of internet luminaries will be rife with misguided conspiracy theories.
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Davidson, who has been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, has spoken openly about his struggles with mental health and with bullying, especially as it related to his short-lived relationship with pop star Ariana Grande.
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She's documented her breast augmentation and tummy tuck surgery on her Bravo reality show Don't Be Tardy, spoken openly about Botox and fillers — and even showed off some cellulite injections she received in her rear.
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Cruz has not spoken openly about the commercial and scientific advantages of returning to the moon or the use of lunar water to make rocket fuel for deep-space missions, such as voyages to Mars.
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Nearly a quarter (22%) of all respondents reported that they have "never spoken openly" about their sex lives (this makes us sad!), and 49% state that they have either understated or exaggerated their sexual activity.
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President Trump has so far kept his distance from the issue, but public health experts are concerned that the president, who has spoken openly about his phobia of germs, might overreact to the coronavirus crisis.
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Biden has spoken openly that, as vice president, he held a $1 billion loan guarantee over the head of Ukraine's president, forcing him to fire a corrupt prosecutor who was despised by the international community.
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He has spoken in his defense in court and issued a video statement of his innocence since his initial arrest in November 2018, but has not spoken openly with reporters or otherwise publicly defended himself.
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" Since her operations, Jolie Pitt has spoken openly about the thought processes behind the decisions and encouraged women to consider the procedures as an option – although she's keen to stress that it is "just an option.
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Mr. Harvey has spoken openly in the past of being homeless as an adult while struggling to start his comedy career, though he gave no reason on Friday for why he was consulted on housing affairs.
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He called the claim an "insult to our family, an insult to our society and an insult to the LGBTQ community," according to the AP. Pierce said he'd spoken openly to Balcer's dad about her gender identity.
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The former Pretty Little Liars star, 31, has spoken openly about her previous struggles with anorexia, and she wants to help others avoid eating disorders by requiring companies to make it clear when they use photoshopped images.
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Obama has never had much affection for the campaign trail, and has spoken openly about trying to persuade her husband not to run for president and her struggles adapting to the scrutiny and obligations of political life.
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She had also been denied Social Security benefits and had spoken openly about her distaste for President Obama, which may have influenced her to act against Colvin and the former president, according to the New York Times.
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The visitors included Rinat Akhmetshin, a Russian-born lobbyist who has spoken openly of his past as a Soviet intelligence officer and was accused of hacking one company's computer system in American lawsuits that were later withdrawn.
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" Lovato, who has spoken openly in the past about her history of drug and alcohol abuse, thanked God, her friends and her fans, saying that their positive thoughts and prayers had helped her navigate "this difficult time.
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"Politics makes for the strangest of bedfellows," Sanford said of the predicament; he has spoken openly against Trump, yet he sees himself closer to the president on the gun issue than most of his Freedom Caucus colleagues do.
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Another angle: President Trump has so far kept his distance from the issue, but public health experts are now concerned that a president who has spoken openly about his phobia of germs might overreact to the coronavirus crisis.
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Harington, who played Jon Snow throughout the show's eight-year run, has spoken openly in the past about his struggles dealing with fame, and the emotional adjustment he was forced to make after the conclusion of the hit series.
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Bamford has spoken openly about being diagnosed with OCD and Type II bipolar disorder, which manifested in having suicidal thoughts since the age of 10 and trying to field deeply disturbing thoughts she wouldn't even share with her therapist.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.), have spoken openly about impeaching Trump.
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The president has spoken openly about how his willingness to walk away is a negotiating tactic, even writing about it in his 1987 book "The Art of the Deal," and he left the door open to further negotiations with Kim.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. pop singer Demi Lovato, who has spoken openly about her history of drug and alcohol abuse, is awake after she was taken to a Los Angeles hospital on Tuesday suffering from a suspected overdose, according to media reports.
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While the USOC offers career and educational services via its Athlete Career and Education program Phelps, who has spoken openly about his own struggles with depression, told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday he was frustrated to see athletes forgotten about so quickly.
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Since The Hills went off the air in 2010, Cavallari has spoken openly about how producers manipulated the show, and how much of what was happening on TV differed from what was really going on in her personal life at the time.
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While Mr. Kolomoisky has said he would "not be the shadow leader of the country and the gray cardinal," he has spoken openly of his hopes that Mr. Zelensky would fire officials at the central bank who were behind the takeover of PrivatBank.
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Yes, Republican personalities and officials in the wake of Barack Obama's election had spoken openly about "Second Amendment remedies" and being "armed and dangerous" and "revolution," but it was not possible to connect the dots between that irresponsible talk and the Tucson shooter.
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Other voices in the White House, including national security adviser H.R. McMaster, have spoken openly about the need to consider a pre-emptive military strike against North Korea, should it threaten the US or continue to develop its nuclear weapons and missile capabilities.
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Katie Hill, who previously led a nonprofit focused on homelessness in LA. How health care defines the campaign: Hill has spoken openly about her unplanned pregnancy and her internal debate over whether to get an abortion; the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.
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In past budget crises — and Stony Brook has had its fair share of them — Stanley has spoken openly about deficits and strategies for coping with them, in line with the university's much-touted commitment to transparency, particularly as it relates to budgetary processes.
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The number 17 seed has spoken openly about the challenges she has faced trying to combine being a mum and a professional tennis player, and 18-times Grand Slam winner Chris Evert says Serena must find a way to channel her emotions on court.
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READ: What we've learned about Trump's world view Russia has tested ground-launched cruise missiles that violate treaties, it has conducted military exercises that simulate using nuclear weapons against European neighbors, and its generals have spoken openly about using them in pre-emptive strikes.
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Former petroleum minister Abbasi has frequently traveled to the Sharif family home in Murree, in the hills northeast of Islamabad, and has spoken openly about "consultations" with his old boss, bolstering the widespread view that the toppled leader is the power behind the throne.
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Avenatti has spoken openly for months about his desire to run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, and he has traveled around the country — such as to early primary states and the border during the family separations immigration crisis — as part of his campaign preparations.
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Lecrae, a prominent black Christian hip-hop artist, has spoken openly of his "divorce" with white evangelicalism, Christian counselors have talked frankly of the psychological toll of trying to hang on in multiracial churches and others have declared it time to consider the serious downsides of worship integration.
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While mainstream gay megastars remain relatively rare in the worlds of country, rap and even pop, many genre-spanning artists, from Frank Ocean, Tyler the Creator, and Kevin Abstract to Janelle Monáe, Brandi Carlile and Troye Sivan, have spoken openly or written songs about same-sex attraction and relationships.
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She remains a white girl who grew up in the hotbed of the conservative movement in Orange County; she has always seemed annoyed by accusations of appropriation, reticent to claim feminism or the advocacy that stems from it, and has always spoken openly about her wish for a traditional family life.
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Lady Gaga has shared her support for Kanye West following his recent hospitalisation after he cancelled the remainder of his Saint Pablo tour in the US. Having spoken openly about her own experiences with mental illness, specifically depression, Lady Gaga is no stranger to the stigma that sufferers can face.
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That's going to be an important feature in this market going forward; GoPro CEO Nick Woodman has spoken openly about adding automatic editing to the GoPro ecosystem, TomTom's Bandit camera can already automatically edit the footage it captures, and a startup called Graava is hinging its entire business on the idea.
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" Brennan has spoken openly about working closely with the FBI on counterintelligence investigations, and acknowledged in an op-ed last year that he had "many conversations" with former FBI Director James Comey in 2016 "about the potential for American citizens, involved in partisan politics or not, to be pawns in Russian hands.
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This isn&apost the first time Hudson has spoken openly about her weight — in April 2019, six months after giving birth to her daughter Rani-Rose, she posted on Instagram to say that she was almost back at her goal weight, and explained how she&aposd followed the WW program to get there.
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Kylian Mbappé, who won the tournament's Best Young Player Award, grew up with a Cameroonian father and Algerian Mother in Bondy; Paul Pogba, whose parents are Guinean, has spoken openly about his family's experience in Roissy-en-Brie; Blaise Matuidi was raised in Fontenay-sous-Bois, a community in the city's eastern suburbs, with Angolan and Congolese parents.
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Something similar is now happening in the US. On Wednesday, a British friend who teaches at a high school in Texas got in touch: How, she said, was she going to get up in front of mostly non-white children and explain the election of a man who has called Mexicans "rapists," who has spoken openly about banning Muslims from entering America, referred to refugees as terrorists, and ridden a wave of white nationalist anger all the way to the White House?
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There has never been a simple, clear-cut binary of "out" versus "in," for celebrities or anyone else — but in 21990, it was a common policy in mainstream media that if a celebrity had not spoken openly about their sexual orientation to the press, then "outing" them in any way was a no-go, whether that meant labeling someone as gay who hadn't publicly associated themselves with that label, or even just reporting upon activities that could have implied someone was attracted to people of the same gender.
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