Athletes and coaches have talked openly about it to me.
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Sill later talked openly about the abuse in her household.
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Both have talked openly about curbing Iran's growing military clout.
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Buttigieg is gay and has talked openly about his Episcopalian faith.
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Phil Jackson, then the team president, talked openly of trading him.
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You talked openly, using your name, about an issue around sexual harassment.
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She talked openly, but without toxicity, about what had happened to us.
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Lately, Russia has talked openly about the utility of tactical nuclear weapons.
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People who talked openly about their classified work faced fines or prison.
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Duchene talked openly about trade rumors with reporters after Wednesday's morning skate.
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Peppermint talked openly about her transition with Charles and the other contestants.
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Arpaio, the only one who talked openly of the prospect, did so carefully.
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Captured two years later in Dubai, he talked openly about planning more attacks.
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"They were so confident of impunity that they talked openly," Ms. Zúñiga said.
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He opposed federal financing of abortion and talked openly about his relationship with Jesus.
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But elsewhere Browder has talked openly of having had contact with Magnitsky's legal team.
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Both Dana White and Cormier have talked openly about wanting to make the fight happen.
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Thunberg has talked openly about being diagnosed with a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome.
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She talked openly and honestly about her struggles with mental health, bipolar disorder and addiction.
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The star has always talked openly about self-esteem issues and the importance of loving yourself.
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When I met Ms. Corporon, she talked openly about that dreadful afternoon in the parking lot.
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They don't quite have a home yet — or at least Google hasn't talked openly about it.
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He talked openly about it with fans in New York during the last tour of his career.
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In 22014 he struggled with his confidence and punching power under pressure and talked openly about his internal struggles.
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Now atheists regularly came to listen to him preach about divine love, and they talked openly about their own faith.
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Jeb Bush talked openly about drugs, his daughter's struggles with addiction and how he would combat the scourge as president.
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Many were Marxists who talked openly about political revolution and wealth redistribution in their mission statement, the Ten-Point Program.
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Senators talked openly of new ways and avenues to take another crack at repealing President Barack Obama's cornerstone domestic achievement.
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Moreover, the president had talked openly about the need to obscure his arguable anti-Muslim purposes to pass judicial muster.
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The rapper had talked openly about his lean addiction ... as we've reported way too many times, lean can trigger seizures.
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And yet, members of Congress talked openly about voting -- and then did so -- in a way that ensured another shutdown.
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Gabby appeared on "Sway in the Morning" and talked openly about sex -- and that's when tossed salads appeared on the menu.
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Plus, Ronda has talked openly about how much she loves pro wrestling and wants to be a part of the organization.
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Many of his students have never talked openly about sexual violence before, he said, and the lessons can sometimes get uncomfortable.
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Mr. Buttigieg this week has talked openly about his lack of long-term understanding of the struggles African Americans have faced.
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In 2010 he performed in a video for the conservative activist group Heritage Action and he has talked openly about his beliefs.
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As a young man, he talked openly of the amounts required to purchase the loyalties of lawmakers and even New York Gov.
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He talked openly about this "coke thing" that he had, not to brag or excuse his actions, but to simply state reality.
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He talked openly about the crime, who could have done it and why, and what he believes still needs to be investigated.
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It was the first time most of them had talked openly about being undocumented, but instead of feeling exposed, they felt safer.
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All day, the US had talked openly about the need for a vote to send a message to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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She reportedly disliked the term "mental illness" but nonetheless talked openly about her own struggles and what worked for her to overcome them.
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Hardly anyone talked openly of a time without him until the day, in 2001, when he appeared to faint while giving a speech.
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He talked openly about what was hard about parenting, which made it feel more possible to live in love and difficulty — love as difficulty.
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Both Serena and Venus have talked openly about being called the N-word at the 2001 BNP Paribas Open tournament in Indian Wells, California.
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"I have always talked openly with you, Donald, where we have taken a different approach and you have done the same with me," she said.
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Current Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD), the No. 20183 Democrat in the House, has talked openly about his intention to run for majority leader.
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Since I'm not Pelosi and she hasn't talked openly about her views of AOC, the short answer to that question is we don't totally know.
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They'll be remembering that he wants a redo of "Operation Wetback" and that he talked openly about slaughtering Muslims with bullets smeared in pig's blood.
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In recent years, however, professional sports have not only warmed to gambling associations but have also talked openly about becoming involved in regulated sports betting.
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Zuckerberg has even talked openly about the idea that, one day, you may be able to type messages using only your thoughts — no keyboard necessary.
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"Everyone on our mother's side — aunts, uncles, and grandparents — talked openly about their Native American ancestry," she wrote in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance.
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The Patriots owner has talked openly about how Vladimir Putin walked off with his Super Bowl 39 ring during a meeting in Russia in 2005.
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In the past couple of years, Fiat Chrysler's chairman, John Elkann, has talked openly about the possibility of a partnership or merger with another automaker.
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Traficant mounted his own defense in court and beat the rap, despite a signed confession and tapes on which he talked openly about taking money.
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Republicans have talked openly about the possibility of a contested convention should Trump fall short of the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the presidential nomination.
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"I have always talked openly with you, Donald, where we have taken a different approach – and you have done the same with me," she said.
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Like children who had not yet learned shame, people checked each other's bodies out, tirelessly offered compliments, told jokes, and talked openly about their fantasies.
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Donald Trump has called for a ban on Muslim immigration to the US and surveillance of mosques, and talked openly about a database of American Muslims.
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"This is something that we have talked openly with [Walmart] about, that very well could be at every Walmart store in a couple years," he says.
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Howard, who denied the claims against him, allegedly talked openly about his own sex life and demanded female employees to watch porn, among other disturbing practices.
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One other non-coincidence: In 2014, as Kjlelberg's contract with Maker was set to expire, he talked openly about his desire to create his own network.
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After visiting Howard Stern's show, where she talked openly and honestly about Lamar, her marriage, and Caitlyn Jenner, she got some pretty nasty texts from Caitlyn.
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Why it matters: Rival streaming chiefs have talked openly about expanding their animation studios to compete with Disney, or to help lure families to their services.
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But when I asked a buddy of mine who attended his funeral if they had finally talked openly about who he was, he reacted with scorn.
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The royal couple have talked openly about their desire to start a family — with Prince Harry playfully shooting down a suggestion that he should have five children!
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But after an article about it ran, she and Bill Clinton talked openly about this chapter in her life, including at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Under the bar's dimmed lights, roughly 100 people packed tables and stood in front of a small stage as they talked openly about their experiences with drugs.
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Manning, who retired in 21, had long seen Brees in his rearview mirror, and talked openly before the season about how the record would soon change hands.
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Shankly, meanwhile, talked openly of socialism, speaking about it with the fervour of a man who saw it not as a political dogma so much as a creed.
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In 1993, Patrick's brother-in-law was convicted of raping Patrick's sister, and Diane has talked openly about being a victim of domestic abuse during her first marriage.
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Kasich has talked openly about how he believes a contested convention is likely, and Conant's remarks on Friday indicate the Rubio campaign sees promise through that path as well.
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As an artist who has talked openly about her struggles with dieting and has advocated that singers of all body types perform opera, she put her point into action.
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"This view contrasts sharply with other central banks that have recently expressed concerns about growth and talked openly about the possibility of a response to counter that trend," Lien said.
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Added to this, Blomfield has always talked openly about his ambition to bring Monzo to the U.S. Over the years the challenger bank has attracted an array of U.S. investors.
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In recent years Fury has talked openly about his battles with drugs and depression and how he once considered taking his life by driving his convertible Ferrari off a bridge.
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At a recent town-hall meeting on the opioid epidemic, which has hit Monroe County like a modern-day plague, Mr. Bellino talked openly about his own struggle with addiction.
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PARIS — Gabriel Matzneff, the French writer who talked openly for decades about engaging in pedophilia, was charged on Wednesday in a Paris court with promoting the sexual abuse of children.
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The documents show that he may have talked openly about killing Kennedy before the assassination and that he was in touch with people who may have wanted to see Kennedy dead.
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The travel ban's sudden and confusing rollout sparked nationwide protests, and critics accused Trump of enacting a de facto "Muslim ban," something the president and his advisers had talked openly about.
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Jonathan Rosen, a principal in a public relations firm, BerlinRosen, with clients before the city, talked openly with the mayor about the political experts they disliked, or tired of hearing from.
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They talked openly about whether they had traveled stereotypical racial trajectories — the white girl soaring to success with the support of a wealthy, white family; the black girl struggling in despair.
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Denver Broncos: Head coach Vance Joseph acknowledged Monday that he and wide receiver Demaryius Thomas have "talked openly" about trade rumors amid reports that the veteran could be dealt before Tuesday's deadline.
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" Attempting to explain the dynamics of her relationship with C.K., Silverman said the two "hung out all the time" and "talked openly," though they "very early on established that we were bros.
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It is unclear whether anyone downloaded the data after she allegedly posted it, but they very well may have given that Thompson allegedly talked openly about stealing the data, even on Slack.
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Burke was a megastar, an undefeated champion who wore diamonds and furs and talked openly about her $50,000 annual income—a real figure, which became a part of her character as well.
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Since Mr. McCain's diagnosis last year, Mr. Ducey has handled questions about succession with the utmost caution, chiding those Republicans who talked openly about the matter while the senator was still alive.
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Unlike the "vanilla" world (the term those involved in B.D.S.M. use to describe non-practitioners), this was a community that talked openly about sex and consent, and had done so for decades.
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The 78-year-old South Carolinian has talked openly about doing what others are hesitant to — offering his name up for speaker, but only if Pelosi fails to get the required 218 votes.
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To be fair to Kelly, Fonda has talked openly about her plastic surgery and her complicated feelings toward it in past promotional interviews so it's not like Kelly broached a completely taboo subject.
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It also seem unfair being that she has talked openly about her "awful" 52-pound pregnancy weight gain and has rightfully called out those who have picked on her weight in the past.
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Advancing to the championship final was the American record-holder Allison Schmitt, a three-time Olympian and eight-time Olympic medalist who has talked openly of her struggles with performance anxiety and depression.
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Scott Morrison (above with his family), who took Mr. Turnbull's post last week in a Liberal Party feud, has talked openly and often about his evangelical Christian faith — a rarity in Australian politics.
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Meanwhile, the potential candidates for FDA commissioner to date, like many of Trump's Cabinet appointees, are outspoken critics of the agency they'd lead, and have talked openly about watering down its regulatory authority.
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When Chrissy Teigen talked openly about her postpartum depression, many fans came forward to thank her for helping them realize that what they were feeling had a name -- and that they were not alone.
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Barnes appeared on Van Lathan's 'Red Pill Podcast' and talked openly about the taboo of marijuana usage in pro sports ... and how he hopes to work with the NBA to change policies banning weed.
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Rubio noted on CNN's "State of the Union," however, that Cruz helped design George W. Bush's immigration policy and talked openly about needing to reach a compromise on people that were in the country illegally.
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At the end of the performance, Gaga, who has talked openly about being a victim of sexual assault, was joined onstage by fifty survivors in a powerful tableau that brought the audience to its feet.
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When the 2016 season ended, Jets players talked openly about the spoiled chemistry in the locker room, the sense that the team "doesn't feel like a team," as receiver Quincy Enunwa said at the time.
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Executives with both companies have talked about the potential savings of a deeper alliance, and VW officials have talked openly about building their vehicles in Ford plants, and Ford using the German automaker's electric vehicle platform.
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Even though he spent much of 2017 threatening to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, he's since spoken highly of Kim, said they "fell in love," and talked openly about wanting to avoid war.
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Pete Buttigieg has talked openly about being gay in his campaign, discussing his decision to come out and what it has meant in his life and revealing that he met his husband on the app Hinge.
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"Ariella Nyssa's post bringing attention to the realities of bloating was not the first time she's talked openly about body positivityNyssa shared the above photo in October on her Instagram account, writing: "Your body is beautiful.
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Amid a recent hot stretch, the New York Mets talked openly about their ability to catch the Washington Nationals in the National League East, but they're not helping their cause this week in the nation's capital.
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Engineers from FirstBuild, the project's creator, posted videos of their design prototype, filmed inside a tool-strewn workshop, and talked openly about the remaining technical challenges before their machine would be ready for delivery in mid-2016.
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We talked openly about our individual and collective aches and pains — fear of trying again, of this same thing happening, the heartbreak and alienation — and how vital it was that we remain connected as we moved forward.
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He has talked openly about his thirst for a new challenge, but Democrats close to Clinton say Podesta is still on her list as a potential chief of staff, a position he held in the first Clinton administration.
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She's talked openly about her experiences with mental health and therapy, being bedridden, what it was like being a child star in the spotlight, all while making time to speak out on pressing social issues that affect her fans.
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Scott, the only black Republican senator, has talked openly about his own experiences since coming to Washington, including a dramatic 2016 floor speech in which he acknowledged he had been targeted by the Capitol Police because of his race.
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Over the years, the tycoon has talked openly about his encounters with rejection, whether that's failing to secure any of the 30 jobs he applied for after college, including one at KFC, or being turned down by Harvard 10 times.
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In a sport where drivers have long acted too macho to talk about their injuries, Earnhardt Jr. talked openly about his concussion problems, including one last year — his second in four years — that kept him off the track for months.
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"There is little doubt that Harry and Meghan&aposs ITV documentary about their Southern African trip where they talked openly about the strain of royal life is unlikely to have gone down well with the most senior royals," Fitzwilliams said.
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Google has made no secret of its self-driving car developments, and while Apple has not talked openly at all about what it is doing, there have been plenty of signs that it's been working on its own autonomous driving vehicle concept.
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In the past, the Duke of Sussex has talked openly about playing video games, and he even drew some criticism in 2013 for seemingly comparing his role in the military, as co-pilot of an Apache helicopter, to using a video-game controller.
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In a meeting held several weeks after the president first attacked the league, a recording of which was obtained by The New York Times, the owners talked openly about the threat to their businesses, and pleaded with the players to stop protesting.
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The article included discussions among doctors that were captured on secret audio recordings provided to The Times, in which the physicians talked openly about their concerns, including that some might not feel comfortable allowing their own children to have surgery at the hospital.
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The leaders of neighboring Turkey, which has battled Kurdish separatists at home for decades, saw the Syrian Kurdish militia as a threat and talked openly of a cross border campaign to crush it — if only the American troops got out of the way.
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PewDiePie is trying to create a smaller, less corporate YouTube network As my colleague over at Recode, Peter Kafka, points out, PewDiePie had talked openly about his desire to create a network while renegotiating his contract with Maker in 2014, and now he's got one.
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Other executives around him behaved in a similar manner: • Nino Fanlo, the chief financial officer and a former executive at Goldman Sachs and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, is said to have talked openly about women's breasts and once offered female employees bonuses for losing weight.
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"There is little doubt that Harry and Meghan&aposs ITV documentary about their Southern African trip where they talked openly about the strain of royal life is unlikely to have gone down well with the most senior royals," Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal commentator, told Insider.
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Trump decided to walk back on that policy in April—so CREW is fighting to get them public once again, along with Trump's other gilded lairs, where he's talked openly about national security matters and may or may not have played a few rounds of golf.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Three Somali-American men accused of trying to assist Islamic State put a lot of effort and planning into their attempts to travel overseas to fight with the militant group in Syria, and they also talked openly of killing people, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Ten years later, at an anniversary screening of Darkon at the IFC Center in New York, Meyer and Neel talked openly about how they had shuffled the timeline of events, shot extra takes of a climactic battle, and worked closely with their subjects to construct the narrative.
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When the Welsh arrived in early June for three tests against the New Zealand national team, known as the All Blacks, they talked openly about their desire to be more bold and adventurous as they tried to end a losing streak against New Zealand that dates to 1953.
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Since the mid-1970s, Mr. Matzneff had written extensively and talked openly, on television and in countless written interviews, about engaging in sex tourism with boys in the Philippines and about what he described as great love affairs with a series of girls in their early teens in France.
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She has talked openly about her anxiety disorder, revealed on her podcast that she had two abortions in her 20s and might say she's not above using her celebrity for the good of a cause — once leaking a "sex tape" of herself that was actually a video about the bloodshed in Syria.
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Late last month, when Mr. Bratton said in an interview with The New York Times that he would be leaving the department before the start of a potential second term for Mr. de Blasio, he talked openly about his admiration for Chief O'Neill and suggested that the chief would be a worthy successor.
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In his most recent study, published this month at an annual North American Association for Computational Linguistics meeting, he and his co-authors estimated the emotional content of tweets from hundreds of users who had talked openly about a suicide attempt, and tweets from a control group that did not display suicidal thoughts or feelings.
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" In recent days, the progressive firebrand, who rarely strays from his core message of political revolution, has talked openly about feeling fatigued on the campaign trail; he has admitted to mishandling his health leading up to the heart attack; and he has used the experience to pitch his signature policy proposal, "Medicare for All.
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He wore a gold pendant in the shape of a vagina around his neck, flew around in a pink jet that once belonged to Elvis, talked openly of massive orgies, and lived in a mansion with a replica of his childhood log cabin in the basement—complete with a statue commemorating the time he fucked that chicken.
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While not, he insisted, an expert in the technical aspects of hacking nor, a spy, Mr. Akhmetshin talked openly about how he had worked with a counterintelligence unit while serving with the Red Army after its 1979 invasion of Afghanistan and how easy it was to find tech-savvy professionals ready and able to plunder just about any email account.
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During the TV appearances, Nunberg made a series of startling claims, including that Trump knew in advance of Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE's meeting with a Russian lawyer who had promised dirt on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and talked openly about it.
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