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Trump talks freely to the filmmakers about how Stone had been trying to convince him to run since 1987.
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Mills talks freely, her instructions clear, calm and encouraging as she tweaks the dinghy's controls to maximise its speed.
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He's been far more self-reflective throughout his life than Frank, and he talks freely about moments of spiritual and physical crisis and the ways his faith has wavered and grown.
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With the cessation of such drugs, he has regained his physical health and energy—walks and talks freely, but requires constant attendance (for he would wander off, and is erratic and unpredictable in the extreme).
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There is, for example, something powerful and inspiring in the way she talks freely and openly about sexuality in her music (go and listen to "Tight Nooki", a song lovingly dedicated to her vagina, and then come back to reading this).
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A digitized collection of these talks dating back to 1971 is available on the churchofjesuschrist.org website, and talks dating back to the 19th century are available in printed format through various university and community libraries. In recent years, the LDS Church and BYU have also made audio and video versions of selected talks freely available on their websites.See churchofjesuschrist.
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Cadfael is comfortable with Normans as well as Saxons and works across the ethnic divide. He moves easily among the Welsh and the English, speaking both languages, with freemen and villeins, with rich and poor burghers, with members of the low and high aristocracy, within the tribal and feudal communities, church hierarchies and secular; he talks freely with kings and princes. He travelled extensively in Muslim lands and voices respect for their culture and people. He lived with a Muslim woman and journeyed as a sailor.
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Scharnhorst writes that Alger "exercised a certain discretion in discussing his probable homosexuality" and was known to have mentioned his sexuality only once after the Brewster incident. In 1870 the elder Henry James wrote that Alger "talks freely about his own late insanity—which he in fact appears to enjoy as a subject of conversation". Although Alger was willing to speak to James, his sexuality was a closely guarded secret. According to Scharnhorst, Alger made veiled references to homosexuality in his boys' books, and these references, Scharnhorst speculates, indicate Alger was "insecure with his sexual orientation".
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