America needs its best and brightest talking openly and often.
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We spend those afternoons talking openly about the past decade.
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Eventually, he started talking openly about the two casually dating.
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But I am typically a proponent for talking openly about sex.
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Talking openly about sex and contraception is still largely taboo in India.
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Another possibility: More people are talking openly about stress than ever before.
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You can get the boss you need by talking openly about your preferences.
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That eventually prompted her to start her podcast and begin talking openly about finances.
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Do your part to destigmatize naps by talking openly about how pooped you feel.
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Talking openly about resources, such as therapy, also goes a long way, she says.
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More and more companies are talking openly, and even boasting, about their sustainability initiatives.
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Today girls and women are talking openly about menstruation, a topic long considered taboo.
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Angry and disillusioned Tory backbenchers are talking openly of a leadership challenge to Mrs May.
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But in reality, those harboring suicidal thoughts actually benefit from talking openly about their feelings.
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Many people are conditioned to avoid talking openly about money, so they simmer in silence.
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Discussing something publicly that doesn't exist is much easier than talking openly about classified information.
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" Researchers also suggest talking openly about inappropriate behavior, like asking colleagues: "Did you notice that?
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Talking openly about dieting is becoming taboo, and the body positivity movement is on the rise.
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But talking openly about maladaptive daydreaming has helped her learn to manage her condition, she said.
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And now the Trump administration is proposing tariffs and talking openly talking of a trade war.
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This makes talking openly about the evident racism of our president harder than it should be.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is talking openly about her decision to get breast implants and a breast lift.
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But now some politicians are talking openly about regulating the Internet — apparently emboldened by growing public disquiet.
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It has Democrats talking openly about putting Nevada far enough out of reach ahead of November 8.
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Shapiro recommends publicly vocalizing what you like about your company and talking openly about your team's accomplishments.
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About six years ago, Mr. Sarabadani started talking openly about being gay in conversations with other Wikipedians.
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Talking openly about mental health can be uncomfortable, but perpetuating false assumptions and fear is way worse.
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I'm going to take the radical stance that it's time to start talking, openly, about politics — with anyone.
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The thing is, not talking openly about money can have a huge negative impact on your financial health.
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She says partners can break this cycle by talking openly and using "I" statements, which invite interpersonal connection.
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Mr. Kernis also said that Mr. Becky was upset that the women were talking openly about the incident.
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Not all philanthropists are comfortable talking openly about using the influence their wealth buys them to reach politicians.
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Even Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook are talking openly about the downsides of software and algorithms mediating our lives.
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GOP lawmakers and leaders are talking openly about taking steps that would cement, not uproot, the Affordable Care Act.
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" William, Kate and Harry, she notes, "can't promote the idea that people should talk openly without talking openly themselves.
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In doing so, Skip says it hopes to get other operators talking openly about sustainability, environmental impact, and consumption.
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Maybe I was hiding behind that juxtaposition of recognizable beloved characters rather than talking openly and honestly about things.
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Still, a persistent stigma keeps us from talking openly about them—to our friends, our partners, and even our doctors.
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Flanagan acknowledges these chats can be difficult, especially in prior generations that aren't used to talking openly about medical problems.
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During her life, she was outspoken about her battles with mental health, talking openly about her bipolar disorder and treatments.
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Unfortunately, some parents shy away from talking openly about a child's mental health and, in many cases, are in denial.
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Now, Orange Is the New Black's Dascha Polanco is talking openly about difficulties she's faced finding options for her body type.
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Mexico has been more assertive with Washington, talking openly about abandoning NAFTA if need be or slashing imports of U.S. grain.
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Buttigieg has been upfront about faith, talking openly about his Episcopal beliefs and why he believes Democrats need to embrace religion.
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"He was talking openly to investigators about an attack planned for next Monday," an unnamed police official said, according to BuzzFeed.
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" As recently as August, West was talking openly about being diagnosed as bipolar, and referring to the condition as his "superpower.
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"The world is a dangerous place, and we've got folks that are talking openly about use of nuclear weapons," Goldfein said.
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Talking openly about birth control can still carry stigma, but the Teen Mom women are working to revamp the narrative surrounding contraception.
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So, what has gotten us to a place where women are beginning to feel more confident about talking openly about sexual harassment?
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The issue isn't new, but some Zimbabweans have begun to address their awful experiences by talking openly about the sexism they face.
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Talking openly and honestly about menstruation is really fucking important, whether it's on the track, in the pool, or on centre court.
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Mr. Trump, according to people close to the president, had been talking openly about firing Mr. Comey for at least a week.
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Now European leaders are talking openly about cutting back on their ties to the US.Trump&aposs decision to assassinate Iranian Maj. Gen.
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That year, President Bill Clinton started talking openly about his decision to go (mostly) vegan as a way to manage his health.
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"I would just urge the president — you know, he's talking openly about the conversation — to release as much as possible," he added.
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Fortunately, there are ways we can change that -- starting with talking openly about periods to help normalize the conversation and break the stigma.
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Not only are candidates talking openly about addiction, she added, they are describing it as a medical issue instead of a criminal one.
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In the premiere episode, Ryan revealed that she suffered from depression and wanted to dispel the taboos about talking openly about mental illness.
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And Cross, who most recently played the President on Quantico, wrote in another post that talking openly about her cancer was a relief.
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You hear snippets of conversation from coaches, talking openly in the players' boxes about their charges' strengths and weaknesses and hopes and fears.
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We leave a vacuum that gets filled by pseudoscience, an outcome that is far worse than anything we could achieve by talking openly.
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Like many Ethiopians, he asked not to be identified because he was afraid of the consequences of talking openly to a foreign journalist.
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It reveals the raw side of making a documentary, from talking openly about filming b-roll to Marty Rathbun constantly complaining about repetitive questions.
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Until the community began talking openly about #Cockygate, most people were too afraid to talk about how SEO gaming was taking over the genre.
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"Because you're talking openly about the important things depicted in the show," says Boe, who plays Jessica, a rape survivor, in the Netflix series.
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Some local Democratic Party leaders worry that talking openly about being a socialist is only going to make it harder to defeat Republican opponents.
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For decades, the French author Gabriel Matzneff was celebrated for writing and talking openly about stalking teenage girls and having sex with young boys.
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Good listeners moderate strong reactions to encourage the other person to keep talking openly and honestly — both in the moment and in future conversations.
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Some are talking openly about using the U.S. military to assist Guaidó and his ragtag opposition, and that has lawmakers in both parties worried.
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Still, the arbitration documents Martin submitted included the request for a restraining order to keep Daniels from talking openly about her alleged encounter with Trump.
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"The world is a dangerous place and we've got folks that are talking openly about use of nuclear weapons," he said, according to the report.
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One of the biggest strides forward has been de-stigmatizing the female body and talking openly about health concerns, from periods to pregnancy to pee.
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"There's avoidance of talking openly about sexual matters, and [menstruation] falls in there, with a special twist because it involves blood and tampons," she says.
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Talking openly about memories — not just positive ones, but difficult ones, too — can help kids make sense of their past and rise to future challenges.
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Eigo cites fights against slut shaming as just one of the signs that young people are more comfortable embracing their sexuality and talking openly about sex.
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Yet while many of us are passing the blunt (or at least not harshing people's buzz) IRL, the stigma around talking openly about cannabis online remains.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.In Britain, a group of men sitting together talking openly about their problems and feelings would be an unusual scene.
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None of them seemed to be aware that the conversation was being recorded, although they were talking openly and loudly enough to be heard by others.
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The women were allegedly talking openly about delivering the teenager to a "john" once they made it to the Holiday Inn hotel Avila was driving them to.
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While many had sworn off such language a couple weeks ago, the looming government shutdown and crumbling global growth outlook has Wall Street talking openly about recession.
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No euphemisms required Though it may seem insignificant at first, one simple but effective way of helping reduce the stigma is by talking openly about your period.
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He was deeply self-aware, talking openly about how bad he was at debates and explaining, honestly, that his problem was answering the moderators' questions too directly.
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Harry combines an easy charm with a sense of vulnerability, talking openly about undergoing therapy to recover from the horrors of his upbringing, particularly his mother's death.
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Wanting a family doesn't strip a woman of her card-carrying feminist status, and we'd argue that talking openly about your path to motherhood is inherently feminist.
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A family counselor in Illinois hopes to create more mental health resources for her community at a time when more people are talking openly about the topic.
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In these circumstances, with Netanyahu veering right and his ministers talking openly of annexation of parts of the West Bank, European governments are reluctant to criticize Abbas.
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We asked eight CFPs what they tell couples about money, and they recommended talking openly about money, splitting financial responsibilities, and each having a discretionary spending accounts.
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Secret audio recordings provided to The Times captured physicians talking openly, some even saying they might not feel comfortable allowing their own children to have surgery there.
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The reality, though, is that Trump is fueling much of this revolving door discussion by talking openly -- and often -- with friends and associates outside the West Wing.
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As ever more Western countries suffer cyberattacks and election meddling suspected of coming from Russia, they are finally talking openly about their own offensive cyber strategies as well.
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The business associates — Charles Sly and Chad Robertson, both pharmacists, and Brandon Spletzer, a naturopath — were shown in the documentary talking openly about providing illicit drugs to athletes.
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But communication is key — and the first step is to start talking openly about money, how we spend it, and what exactly is feasible for every individual circumstance.
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In rural districts, voters who traditionally send conservative lawmakers to Parliament are talking openly about the effects of climate change — in some instances, even coming out to protest.
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What we can learn from the Dutch: Talking openly about bodies helps keep shame at bay, and may help a child speak up if there is a problem.
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"I met children as young as nine who had already tried to kill themselves and were talking openly about ending their lives," said Anna Neistat, an Amnesty official.
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White House officials are talking openly about a plan to replace Secretary of State Tillerson by January of the first anniversary of President Trump being sworn into office.
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She was crucially, completely unashamed of who she was, talking openly about her mental breaks, the psychotic episodes that would send her careening and land her in clinics.
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When Bush and Clinton launched the program in 2014, the two yukked it up on stage in Washington, D.C., talking openly about their legacies as president and their relationship.
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Takeaways: There's some evidence that trying to track everything your kid does backfires: Kids create secret accounts and stop talking openly about what's happening because they feel spied on.
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Some congressional Republicans were talking openly at the end of last week about the possibility that lawmakers could punt the border fight by passing a temporary, stopgap spending measure.
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Secret audio recordings provided to The Times captured doctors talking openly, some even saying they might not feel comfortable allowing their own children to have surgery at the hospital.
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He no longer wets his bed, but the root issue — the discomfort or fear of talking openly about the problem — is what the story sessions really helped him overcome.
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LOGAN: I scratched my head a lot about this one, but hands down, talking openly about race as a white person can be hard, and it requires internal work.
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More importantly, he's managed to win the loyalties of his core supporters by talking openly about racial anxieties, and then sublimate that message into a more broadly palatable one.
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For example, last year we worked with a group called Gurls Talk, which is all about women talking openly and transparently about challenges and struggles they've had in their life.
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Or, even if you're not super close with a person, talking openly about something like sex can be an instant icebreaker that lets everyone's guard down — which might seem counterintuitive.
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For decades, he was celebrated for writing and talking openly about stalking teenage girls outside schools in Paris and having sexual contact with 20133-year-old boys in the Philippines.
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Maybe it was just the heat, but gallerists seemed pretty miserable at Frieze last week, and were talking openly about certain problems associated with doing 10 art fairs a year.
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Unlike before when she first learned about her vaginismus, she's talking openly with Ola about what's going on and they realize side-by-side masturbation is a workaround for now.
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Outrage over the debacle in Iowa has Democrats talking openly about killing the state's caucus altogether, ending a 48-year tradition and replacing it with something less prone to chaos.
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It doesn't bother me that talking openly about fetishes is off-limits information for lots of people because for me, this is a bedroom activity, not a 24/7 lifestyle.
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As I wrote in March, by talking openly about the allegation against him, Ansari is encouraging his many male fans to stay in the larger conversation about #MeToo and sexual misconduct.
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If you're a woman seeking to feel empowered about your career, growing your net worth, providing for your family, it's harder to find women who are talking openly about those issues.
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The brothers, who were aged 15 and 12, respectively, when their mother died, have joined Kate Middleton in the Heads Together campaign, which aims to destigmatize talking openly about mental health.
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It does sound sexy, because getting tested — and talking openly with sexual partners about whether or not they've been tested — is the best way to ensure you're having happy, healthy sex.
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But that hasn't stopped some Republicans, including President Donald Trump, from talking openly about a next seat and even possibly trying to woo 80-year-old Justice Anthony Kennedy into retirement.
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Between medical marijuana becoming more accepted and several states legalizing the substance during the last election, people are talking openly about cannabis use in a way we have never really seen.
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" General David Goldfein, Air Force chief of staff, told Defense One that "the world is a dangerous place and we've got folks that are talking openly about use of nuclear weapons.
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Robinson and Williams understand this as black women who paved a way for themselves by talking openly, with humor, and sharing details of their lives that are not always deemed respectable.
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Kevin Love's getting mad love from one of his teammates for talking openly about a panic attack he experienced earlier this season ... and spreading a positive message about mental health awareness.
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Since her return, Overholt has taken a new approach to her training, one that includes school as well as spending more time with family and friends and talking openly about depression.
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With many Democrats running for president talking openly about gun control after years of retreat on the issue, Mr. Kelly often finds himself fielding questions about their positions on the campaign trail.
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By talking openly about men's beauty along with other issues at Very Good Light, he said, he hopes to counteract the "toxic masculinity" that leads men to keep their problems to themselves.
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If the two sides start talking openly about war, oil prices could skyrocket as investors brace for continued instability — or far, far worse — in the region that produces much of the world's oil.
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"These same barriers prevent families from talking openly about the suicide of a loved one, thereby contributing to silence and lack of awareness around the issue of first responder suicide," the study found.
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A string of secretly recorded videos and audiotapes, known as SisiLeaks, have featured the President talking openly about sensitive subjects that range from manipulating the media to extracting cash from the Gulf states.
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"These same barriers prevent families from talking openly about the suicide of a loved one, thereby contributing to silence and lack of awareness around the issue of first responder suicide," according to the study.
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The fitness trainer opens up about his own abuse in his new memoir, T Is for Transformation, out Tuesday, and says that talking openly about sexual assault can give victims a sense of relief.
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All this concern about what other people are (or aren't) doing in bed means that talking openly about our sexual desires, whether they're kinky or not, is often a source of fear and humiliation.
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"He's supposed to be a conservative, he's a GOP president, and he's talking openly about, 'Let's get them back,'" said Stan Collender, a longtime observer of the budget process and former Democratic budget staffer.
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As we've previously reported, Billy was talking openly about the "Access Hollywood" tape in early August and NBC honchos knew what he had said, but had no problem with the tape until it was leaked.
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Several hard-line Islamists previously based in the eastern city of Benghazi who had scattered after General Hifter took over the city in 2017 have also returned in Tripoli, talking openly about revenge against him.
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We should be talking openly about boys' bodies, about their emotions and about male stereotypes, ideally before they begin to transform but continuing afterward — because it's never too late to empower our children with language.
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By increasing his name recognition, owning his missteps, challenging the notion that black and Latino communities are homophobic, and talking openly about the plight of minority communities, he has a chance at growing his base.
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Though most other Democrats aren't quite on her level, the incoming heads of the House judiciary and intelligence committees were talking openly this weekend about the prospect of Trump being impeached and even facing jail time.
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Like the attention that comes from Kim Kardashian West talking openly about her struggles with her psoriasis, Lowes hopes that she can help inspire others to take charge of their care, their skin, and their bodies.
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"The reason I'm talking openly about geoengineering is that it seems highly unlikely that we're going to reverse the trend of emissions," he said, pointing out that the US accounts for only 15% of global emissions.
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Nonetheless, with the rise of more platforms disrupting the myth of purity, with millennials ranting on Twitter and women talking openly to men, we can begin to add a little filth into the principles of morality.
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As long as there aren't other problems in your relationship, such as lack of respect or emotional abuse, talking openly about what you want from sex shouldn't be a problem — as long as you're kind about it.
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We idolized Shannen Doherty when she was 90210's Brenda Walsh — and she's been nothing but inspirational since she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2015 and began talking openly about her struggle with the disease.
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It wasn't until my early thirties that I started talking openly about being a victim of intimate partner violence, first with a therapist, then close friends, some colleagues, and eventually the two women I met at the party.
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But she continued to wield influence at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia in a creative director role as she worked to improve her image by talking openly about her time in prison and the plight of the other inmates.
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Environmental justice issues — I can go through all the issues that I think people are talking openly and I've seen tens of thousands of people descending on Washington, Republican offices taken over because of the oncoming of Trump.
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"When I was interviewing (Rewcastle-Brown) and we were talking openly about ... corruption at the highest level, I had to keep checking myself because I was not used to this much openness," Vengadesan said in an e-mail.
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Some Democrats are even talking openly about a kind of cautionary Democratic attack on Mr. Sanders, to show how much the party could be harmed if he were the nominee and Republicans got to sink their teeth into him.
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The woman bares her soul on every social media platform — addressing her sexuality on Twitter when she shouldn't have to, documenting her eyebrow microblading appointment on Snapchat without a second thought, and even talking openly about her bowel movements.
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Along with a 17 percent drop in the pound against the dollar since the June vote, inflation is beginning to rise and banks are talking openly about moving their headquarters out of London to remain in the European Union.
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Soon, in testimony before Congress and at public panels in Washington, current and former officials and a major contractor — Raytheon — began talking openly about "left of launch" technologies, in particular cyber and electronic strikes at the moment of launch.
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Though the American president has separated more than 2,000 children from their parents — perhaps, some advocates worry, permanently — and is talking openly of denying due process, amazingly, there's not a single overturned car to be seen in American streets this year.
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But if things grow worse and Trump and Iran start talking openly about war, the price of oil could skyrocket as investors brace for continued instability — or far, far worse — in the region that produces much of the world's oil.
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His week with the Fab Five seems to be the first significant amount of time he's spent with other gay men outside his immediate circle, talking openly about femininity, masculinity, queerness, and the challenge of living authentically, however that may look.
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Cobb, who was hired to oversee the White House's legal and media response to the investigation into Russian meddling, was heard talking openly about the Russia investigation with John Dowd, a Washington lawyer with experience in high-profile political cases.
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I had little to no guidance when I started my early naive experiments and I hope that I can shed a bit of light on the minds of young producers by talking openly and honestly about the personal struggle of music making.
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By talking openly about the concerns of American workers and painting a dark picture of the anger and potential violence that could result from mass unemployment, Mr. Yang has been able to appeal to some on the right while still espousing progressive values.
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But in the case of using cyberstrikes, electronic warfare and other exotic forms of sabotage to redefine antimissile defense for the United States, many high-ranking officials and officers have been talking openly, often to persuade Congress to fund the secretive efforts.
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In fact, 74% of people say that more people would use birth control if they were more comfortable talking openly about it, and 79% of women age 20-24 wish that shows and movies would portray birth control as a normal part of sex.
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The episode on female pleasure, led by masturbation queen Betty Dodson, is downright radical, featuring a vulva montage, naked women of various shapes and ages talking openly about their bodies, and a woman bringing herself to orgasm so that other women might learn how.
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The fact that Epstein was able to retain his famous "collection" of friends despite talking openly about using himself as the center of a eugenics experiment may be a testament to his influence, to his associates' ability to look the other way, or both.
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I believe that in order to level the playing field for underprivileged, minority, or other disadvantaged groups, providing opportunities is not enough — we need to start talking openly about the differences in background, mindset, and opportunities that persist even after you attempt to level the field.
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I received an outpouring of support — football players coming up to me asking if I was okay, women in the stands at the Super Bowl thanking me for talking openly about my experience, and my family and friends checking in to see how they could help.
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There's no way to make anything feel less fraught without talking openly about it, so if you announce on Facebook that you're loving your retail job and you're proud to have been promoted, I promise you it will stick in someone's mind the next time they're in a similar situation.
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But for the rest of the Democratic presidential field — as other candidates have begun talking openly about who among them is best positioned to stop the Vermont independent — Weaver's challenge captured a building sense of seemingly inexorable forward-movement by Sanders ahead of the most critical juncture in the race.
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He came into this season still unsure of his future, talking openly about feeling a lack of security with his place on the team, but he blossomed as the team's first man off the bench, essentially alternating big games with Russell and serving as his team's closer in tight games.
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The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests: -- Exposing kids to more positive images of other racial groups -- Helping your kids develop diverse friendships -- Cultivating your own diverse friendships -- Talking openly about race and the effects of racism Whatever you do, don't try to pretend prejudices don't exist.
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In the next round, Federer will face the winner of Wednesday's match between Martin Fucsovics and Gael Monfils, another veteran Frenchman who has been in much more dangerous form this season and has been talking openly about his desire to make a run at the French Open title in a few weeks.
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But when Mr. McConnell started talking openly about how he had no intention of being impartial in a Senate impeachment trial, and how he planned to work hand in glove with the White House to quickly acquit the president, Democrats became really concerned about whether this process was going to be fair.
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The company has been talking openly about its ambitions for years, but now it is spelling out what it is going to do: It will market its own Xfinity Mobile service, using a combination of Wi-Fi hotspots and a wireless network built on the back of Verizon's network, to its 24 million broadband customers.
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She frequently refers to bodily functions in interviews and has referred to herself as a "potty mouth" and a "constantly inappropriate person," filling something of the Cool Girl vacuum left by Jennifer Lawrence, who rose to A-list status in large part by talking openly about butt plugs and dropping F-bombs at awards shows.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry, 34, as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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All of it comes packaged up with high-res aspirational photography of young women and branded with the vague banner term of "self-care," a catch-all popular phrase for a generation of teenagers who grew up on the internet talking openly about mental health awareness and who have never know any other world than our current post-Kardashian sponcon nightmare.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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Obviously talking openly about it as much as possible, creating a video to educate people, but then also even showing the content so that at the bottom of every local business page, if we're not recommending some of the reviews, we're setting them aside because we're suspicious or we don't know enough about that user, you can actually see it for yourself and still read it.
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And so, for T's inaugural online art issue, which we will be rolling out over the next two weeks (roughly coinciding with the Art Basel fair in Switzerland, this community's annual commercial leviathan, because some things never change), we are highlighting a few reasons to have hope: A growing number of integral art dealers are finally talking openly about the problems they face in this industry, and how to fix them; a group of black gallerists, still an anomaly in an art world that has increasingly recognized black artists in recent years, is gaining influence and changing art history; an 87-year-old land art pioneer who created one of the most impressive public installations in New York's history is finally getting her due in the city; the former owner of a midsize gallery in Manhattan has figured out how to make the art world work for him, by moving his business to Long Island and embarking on a career as a successful painter; one of our greatest living photographers is taking on the opioid crisis, and in the process calling out the family of major arts patrons who brought a powerful prescription opioid to the market.
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