I'm lucky that I come with an open mind and work with people with an open mind, and they appreciate my friendships with these people.
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Go into it with an open mind, a creative mind.
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He decided to go into it with an open mind.
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But we go into these conversations with an open mind.
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Caitlyn asks that she read it with an open mind.
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They just need to be approached with an open mind.
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Still, I tried to walk in with an open mind.
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We want you to approach us with an open mind.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE I went into "Mass" with an open mind.
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"We will discuss everything with an open mind," he said.
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I want parents to educate themselves with an open mind.
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"I'm looking at this with an open mind," Mrs May said.
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"I go into the meetings with an open mind," Mester said.
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But you need to approach this topic with an open mind.
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So I'm just going to keep listening, with an open mind.
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I want people to go into this with an open mind.
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He approaches everything with an open mind and carefully analyzes issues.
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With an open mind, you can be flexible and build trust.
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Go with an open mind, an open wallet, and a reservation.
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Still, I determined to enter the conversation with an open mind.
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"You'll save money by going in with an open mind," she said.
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The agent displayed a grudging willingness to listen with an open mind.
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That said, I will go into Thursday's hearing with an open mind.
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"I generally greet the new person with an open mind," says Jenner, 20.
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Wherever I go, I go with an open mind and a clean heart.
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"The government is approaching the matter with an open mind," the statement said.
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I came in with an open mind and tapping on those previous experiences.
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Ms. Drewry suggests approaching dates with an open mind and with no intention.
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The first precept may be to go with an open mind — and ears.
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I approached Saturday's festivities with an open mind, but certainly had my preconceived notions.
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"Have fun, go in there with an open mind, an open heart," he said.
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I hope people can watch the show with an open mind and respect it.
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For me, I kind of wanted to go in there with an open mind.
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Heather Grabin, 30, Jersey City, New Jersey I went in with an open mind.
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I hope Israel and the world will consider our call with an open mind.
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"But you have to see the moment with an open mind," Mr. Arredondo said.
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First, he was willing to continue reading the scientific evidence with an open mind.
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We come at every case with an open-mind, and without us being crusaders.
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They need to go into it with an open mind and get to work.
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A lot of times I just go in with an open mind and start creating.
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But he was lying, and at this point everyone with an open mind knows it.
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If you watch with an open mind, the mashup does hit some satisfying nostalgia buttons.
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"If you go into it with an open mind, you're able to experiment and adjust."
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They tend to accept other human beings with an open mind and heart, without prejudice.
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But I would encourage you to look at the full evidence with an open mind.
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There's something here for everyone, which means all the more for those with an open mind.
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Gail: Lately, I've been trying to listen to some of Trump's performances with an open mind.
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"I think he can persuade anyone who's willing to listen with an open mind," she said.
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"She was so down to earth and she accepted it with an open mind," he said.
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"I would say go into it with an open mind and an open heart," Elizabeth says.
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But anyone with an open mind could easily have the time of their life on AdultFriendFinder.
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"I was skeptical at first but went into the meeting with an open mind," said Schaefer.
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I will simply ask a favor, read the report and read it with an open mind.
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Just come prepared with an open mind — and expect to leave with a less cluttered one.
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"I think we should sit down with an open mind and listen to them," he said.
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Romeo: When people go to an Ethiopian restaurant, they have to go with an open mind.
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Each assured the judge they remained unbiased and could deliberate the case with an open mind.
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I can come in with an open mind and a different perspective when tackling these cases.
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I've never walked foot in the Angels' clubhouse, so I'm in it with an open mind.
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Would a female employee seeking access to contraception believe she had a judge with an open mind?
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Jerome Powell, the Fed's chairman, emphasised that he was coming to the review with an open mind.
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Especially in these divisive and polarizing times, we need to approach one another with an open mind.
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So there were certain things that were not the same, but I came with an open mind.
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Another Fed policymaker, Charles Evans, said he would go with an open mind to next month's meeting.
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I just respect my audience and expect them to come to the film with an open mind.
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Ms. Grenell will never know, since she seems unwilling to consider their views with an open mind.
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I'd encourage the next generation of progressive leaders to think about these issues with an open mind.
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If nothing else, I'd urge Democrats to look at public opinion on immigration with an open mind.
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Come with an open mind and be prepared for a couple of extra bumps in the road.
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But he also says he hopes the President-elect will approach his new role with an open mind.
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Shuffle, Camanini has arrived in Copenhagen with an open mind and empty-handed – except for some pig's bladders.
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All I did was capture its spirit and energy with an open mind and respect for its protagonists.
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I went in with an open mind, but much to my dismay, the presentation proved to be appallingly uncool.
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"I have committed to that process with an open mind," Metro Police Chief Steve Anderson said in a statement.
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"So put any prejudices or preconceived notions aside and just go into it with an open mind," he said.
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So in a way the answer to the question is yes, but I went in with an open mind.
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As journalists, we work hard to set aside our personal views and approach every assignment with an open mind.
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"You're always supposed to enter rule-making with an open mind," former Labor Secretary Tom Perez said in an interview.
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She used modern materials and processes with an open mind, coaxing out the possibilities of a thread in innovating ways.
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I think my hope at that point was to go into this with an open mind and an open heart.
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For this reason, it's best to go into tarot readings with an open mind and a clear understanding of yourself.
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I explained why I felt it was so important that we all try to embrace it with an open mind.
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I look forward to the upcoming hearings, reviewing the record, and meeting personally with Judge Kavanaugh, with an open mind.
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We have the responsibility to take them seriously, with an open mind, and to stop making jokes out of discomfort.
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Today's meeting was productive and respectful, and I appreciate Alyssa and Fred's willingness to come here with an open mind.
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The talks I had in Maine became central to my political philosophy of approaching different beliefs with an open mind.
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When an outsider comes in with an open mind and different interests, the results can be fantastic and very illuminating.
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Instead, you should be in dynamic conversation with your belief, always willing to consider new information with an open mind.
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She said she approached Trump's presidency with an "open mind," leaving the unknown details about the future of the relationship unsaid.
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"If you're going to date, you've got to stay optimistic and go into each date with an open mind," she says.
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Nobody approached the hearing with an open mind, and, more to the point, there is no real legal issue to investigate.
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It's hard to look at the challenges and volatility of running a business with an open mind and a positive heart.
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I went in with an open mind; I'm not jaded enough to have outright dismissed Labo as some silly, overpriced gimmick.
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" In a statement, Ms. Clark vowed to "conduct a full, reasoned and independent investigation into this matter, with an open mind.
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It is surely appropriate that Americans should respond to Blasey's obvious decency, compelling story, and confident memory with an open mind.
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Before that meeting, I had never met or even heard of Steve, and so I approached it with an open mind.
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Communication styles will be switching up and evolving—approach everything with an open mind and words, and resolutions will be found.
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How Should Opponents Receive the New President — With an Open Mind and Honor for the Office, or With Defiance and Rejection?
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We should listen to what he or she is saying and then analyze, with an open mind, how it's being heard.
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A clarity of your beliefs and faith in mankind peaked on Sunday, helping you start this week with an open mind.
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I went with an open mind, hoping to hear his ideas on how he would handle the country if he were president.
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This might be easier if everyone already knew about the report's findings or were inclined to read it with an open mind.
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So I headed into this trial as I head into most of life's trials, with an open mind and a hungry heart.
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If you want to move forward with period sex, Dr. Levkoff suggests approaching it with an open mind, dark towels, and condoms.
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I—along with my esteemed colleagues—entered this endeavour with an open mind, despite being a mince pie purist to my core.
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"We're going to follow Secretary Clinton's advice: approach this with an open mind," said Kevin Curtis, executive director of NRDC Action Fund.
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They all come to SXSW with an open mind and—more importantly—an understanding that someone or something there might change it.
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Initially Ackman said he approached ADP management with an open mind and that he could work with Rodriguez or an outside candidate.
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You are more than willing to consider contradictory ideas with an open mind and change your opinion, if the argument make sense.
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" Girardi added that in trying to figure out who would be McCann's backup, "I kind of went in with an open mind.
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What Americans want most in a Supreme Court justice is someone with an open mind who is honest and can be trusted.
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"We want to listen to the views, expectations and concerns of the public with an open mind," Lagarde said in a statement.
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In the face of a perceived threat, try to listen calmly -- with an open mind and an open heart -- to the facts.
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How should opponents receive the new president — with an open mind and honor for the office, or with pure defiance and rejection?
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They used their time to collectively read their letter to the Board, and the administration seemed to listen with an open mind.
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So it's with an open mind and just tiny dash of trepidation that we approach Sarah Hyland's announcement that she's recording new music.
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For every individual entering the world of "posting" with an open mind, earnestly seeking knowledge, there are a dozen coming under false pretenses.
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"This video is something I feel like I owe to my entire audience," Star begins, asking viewers to listen with an open mind.
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And I think allowing your children or yourself the freedom to explore with an open mind and no preconceived ideas is really important.
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Take advantage of flea markets If you approach the flea market with an open mind, you can find "affordable, unique gems," says Gachman.
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Though markets have all but ruled out a January rate hike, Williams refused to, saying he approaches every meeting with an open mind.
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Pendulum dowsing can be as informative and spiritually fulfilling as a daily tarot practice if you go into it with an open mind.
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But she listened to Trump's convention speech with an open mind and found his message about the need for law and order appealing.
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We hope the President will go into this meeting with an open mind, rather than deciding that an agreement can't be reached beforehand.
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If there is an opportunity that will lead to industry realignment under better conditions, we will study [each option] with an open mind.
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It has been kept secret "to ensure people approach it with an open mind" when it is released, a senior administration official said.
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Although he hopes younger developers will approach these retro tools with an open mind, Phillips admits that it was a years-long process.
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They're trained to show good manners: begin meetings by expressing appreciation, listen with an open mind, follow up with heartfelt thank-you letters.
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The religious reader who approaches Atwood's novel with an open mind will still find that it sometimes veers into obtuse or silly territory.
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That will mean zoologists gathering more observational data on sexual behaviour of animals in the wild—and doing so with an open mind.
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Here, with so many amazing women, I had to compartmentalize my feelings and go into each date with an open mind and open heart.
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So, with an open mind and willingness, even a desire to be absolutely wrong about everything I think I know, I'm freezing my eggs.
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A person from one of the operators, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said they would go with an open mind to the meeting.
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It's human nature to draw parallels with similar events, but in an accident investigation, it's important to override that impulse with an open mind.
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I realized very quickly that the more I went into fights with an open mind and a creative spirit, the more exciting they were.
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Congress should embrace this budget with an open mind and work with the President to restore responsible spending of taxpayer dollars and limited government.
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I only hope that they come with an open mind and allow themselves to think afterward, because this is definitely a thought-provoking film.
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"I'm looking at this with an open mind," she told a news conference following the meeting with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in Rome.
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But Dawana said she would try her hardest to enter this new era, featuring the greatest player on the planet, with an open mind.
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You cannot experience the Tate Modern through Facebook or a tweet; you must show up, with an open mind, surrounded by your fellow visitors.
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"If you're willing to go into class with an open mind, then whatever happens, you usually get the benefits so much faster," he says.
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Jon Tester (D-Mont.) said he had gone to the hearing with an open mind about the nomination but grew frustrated with Kraninger's answers.
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" He added: "A good investigator would test the accuracy of the allegations and the evidence with an open mind, supporting the complainant through the process.
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The advanced genius theory invites listeners to approach music with an open mind, to experience and soak in music they may otherwise be adverse to.
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Anyone that's entering the villa or choosing to come out here really tries to come into it with an open mind and an open heart.
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The only thing I would ask, Dana, is if you&aposre going to show up, show up with an open mind and close the lips.
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Below, she discusses discovering a bag of photos that changed the course of the book, looking at her subjects with an open mind and more.
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Omar said something perfectly reasonable about her own group's persecution after 9/11, whose meaning is obvious if you watch the video with an open mind.
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If you think about it with an open mind, bidets actually are kind of great, and they are definitely becoming mainstream over here in the States.
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"A good investigator would test the accuracy of the allegations and the evidence with an open mind, supporting the complainant through the process," wrote Hogan-Howe.
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Petry had seen a few episodes of Ancient Aliens and, although she's agnostic about aliens, says she tried to approach the event with an open mind.
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So, I was looking at it, and I was in a very psychedelic state, with an open mind, and I was really asking myself deep questions.
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And there's no better way to do that than to explore the world with an open mind, a sturdy carry-on, and clothes that don't wrinkle.
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" Monday, they said, "We hope the President will go into this meeting with an open mind, rather than deciding that an agreement can't be reached beforehand.
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But with an open mind, a willingness to build relationships and the confidence to meet challenges head-on, you'll be well on your way to success.
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With the intimacy of a direct address to the camera, Corlette and Vazquez hope to encourage audiences to listen to these stories with an open mind.
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But if you walk in with an open mind and an empty stomach, you might just find a vegetarian or vegan option that's right for you.
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"I approach this important assignment with an open mind and an understanding of the scope and scale of the issues that challenge the archdiocese," she said.
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Virtually none of the jurors in the Senate entered the trial with an open mind, no matter what they're telling their allies in the mainstream media.
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American companies and other organizations will only be able to reach their goals if they think logically and with an open mind about their talent needs.
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But I just kind of went in with an open mind and an open heart, and it kind of just hit me right now that I'm here.
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Taking time for yourself to meditate before the wildness of the day sets in will help you approach the day with an open mind and sharpened intuition.
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Through it all, Handler comes to the conclusion that what matters most are her loved ones and engaging the world as an activist with an open mind.
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But with an open mind (and a few lingering acne scars I was looking to obliterate), I forged ahead with Mizon All In One Snail Repair Cream.
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We have had a very favorable experience in past years with persuading people who are undecided about this challenge to listen and watch with an open mind.
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Bourdain embraced his lack of expertise on the conflict, approaching it with an open mind and using food to find the decency in people on both sides.
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Like any true HomeGoods lover — the chain boasts a long list of celebrity fans — Vanessa knows it's best to approach the discount store with an open mind.
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And I was coming to this with an open mind and probably quite a lot of the prejudices that a lot of people would have about him.
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In most cases, energy professionals would be better served by dialling back on the heated rhetoric and exploring the issues more calmly and with an open mind.
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"We will look at the trade friction between China and the United States with an open mind and a big heart," he told reporters during a briefing.
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Week 2 should be approached with an open mind — even in Miami, where the Dolphins are underdogs with one of the widest spreads in recent N.F.L. history.
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I'd gotten to know Hardwick and concluded he was an interesting man with an open mind, and a good bellwether for how centrist Americans view the election.
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"I come here with an open mind, ready to work and waiting for that opportunity," said Pulock, who is from Dauphin, Manitoba, about 200 miles northwest of Winnipeg.
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Over the course of his wildly prolific career, he taught us so much—about eating, about traveling, and about experiencing the world with an open mind and heart.
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In the land of the free and the home of the brave, we should freely express our views and bravely listen to opposing views with an open mind.
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Manchin, meanwhile, has promised to go in with an open mind and take seriously concerns of the rest of the Democratic caucus, environmentalists, renewable energy advocates and others.
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Although she read every book and watched every film she could get a hand on before going into production, she claims she went in with an open mind.
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Porn gives any person with an open mind and some search engine skills access to dizzying and inspiring array of actions being performed with, by, and around genitals.
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I had always regarded myself as one with an open mind toward North Korea, but the trip made me realize how little I had known about the country.
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Uwamanzu-Nna said she approached the choice with an "open mind" but when it came down to selecting her school, Harvard's "dedication to excellence .. in all students" stood out.
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"We are waiting for the formation of a government and we will approach this new government with an open mind," Seibert told a regular government news conference in Berlin.
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Both Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney indicated this week that central banks should look at bitcoin and other crytpocurencies with an open mind.
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The program's early work has revealed two key things: young people focus on building positive applications of AI and they approach learning about ethical AI with an open mind.
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When practiced with an open mind and heart, tantric sex can lead to better communication, a deeper connection between you and your partner, and, yes, better sex over all.
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"Now is the time for the European Commission to engage with an open mind with the fair and constructive proposals made by the Prime Minister (Theresa May)," he said.
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The ACCC declined to comment specifically on News Corp's submission but commission Chairman Rod Sims told the Australian Broadcasting Corp he was "looking at it with an open mind".
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American business leaders, who have been watching the China talks nervously from the sidelines, have urged the White House to approach the Buenos Aires meeting with an open mind.
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Venturing out and looking for the right job can be a little overwhelming, but if you approach your search with an open mind it could be potentially life-changing.
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When I saw her headline a sold-out Radio City Music Hall in September, I went with an open mind and a lot of questions: Is this for real?
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Letter To the Editor: Re "From 'a Proud Deplorable,' " a June 8 letter from a Trump supporter: Dear Friend: I write as a proud liberal with an open mind.
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Heitkamp is approaching tax reform with an open mind and she wants work across the aisle to help make reforms that will grow the economy and support working families.
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"One has to assume that no matter what was said during the confirmation process that he will approach each case, including this case, with an open mind," Bondurant said.
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He said, "I will approach every case with an open mind" An independent view of the judiciary which I think most people believe that&aposs what the court should be.
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Consider joining one so you can learn about and participate in discussions about experiences and identities different from your own, and practice listening to other viewpoints with an open mind.
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"The Bank of England approaches Libra with an open mind but not an open door," Carney says in a speech he will give in the heart of London's financial district.
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"If I am confirmed, I will approach all issues with an open mind and a solemn sense of duty to serve the American people," Bernhardt said in his opening statement.
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I even avoided investigating the science behind wellness drips before showing up, so as to experience the infusion with an open mind and more fully benefit from any placebo effect.
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The cauldron of hatred, envy, greed, jealously, racism and sexism — once checked by laws, pubic weight, good manners and a willingness to listen with an open mind — is bubbling furiously.
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Walking with an open mind through the Catacombs is an immersion into profound equality incapable of maintaining racial or sexual difference, and as such animates the crumbling of human indifference.
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While too many of the so-called experts were focusing on what they saw as offensive comments about illegal Mexican immigrants, union voters must have been listening with an open mind.
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"Without any strings attached, we will join the dialogue with an open mind, and from a stance where even scrapping the launch is a possibility," Kakao Mobility said in a statement.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 18 (Reuters) - India will consider Apple's request for incentives to invest in the country with an "open mind", Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters on Wednesday.
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Thus, with an open mind and a thirst for ranch, I went to the Safeway near my Vancouver apartment and purchased the first six brands of original ranch I could find.
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"I'm still planning on catering to the same woman that I've been catering to, and if other doors open in the future, I'll take it with an open mind," she says.
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We won't spoil what is or isn't in the film, but we will warn you that you should leave your expectations at the door and go in with an open mind.
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The Committee has the authority to conduct such hearings, and there is no requirement that Committee members consider the evidence with an open mind or be less fawning of industry witnesses.
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Aides to Trump said he was listening with an open mind to the other leaders' arguments about Paris, but didn't feel obligated to heed their calls to remain within the pact.
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Aides to Trump said he was listening with an open mind to the other leaders' arguments about Paris, but had yet to decide whether to withdraw the US from the pact.
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It's apples and doughnuts, but the truth is we can do that if we get the people in the room, brainstorm some ideas, and walk in there with an open mind.
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" Ms. Alharthi said in an interview published on the Man Booker International Prize's website that Omani authors want foreign readers to look at the country "with an open mind and heart.
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"We hope the President will go into this meeting with an open mind, rather than deciding that an agreement can't be reached beforehand," the Democratic leaders wrote in a joint statement.
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I think part of the job of a reporter is to be an ambassador for the profession — to show that we come with an open mind and are here to listen.
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Despite his insistence that he would approach every case with an open mind, his record strongly suggests he would rule the way Republicans would like in most, if not all, cases.
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Being at crowded conferences with an open mind, coupled with a desire to engage in meaningful conversations are a great place to engage in that type of experience multiple times each day.
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"My experience says one needs to approach each complaint or compliance review with an open mind and sense of fairness to find out what the answers are," Mr. Marcus told the committee.
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Given her cultural background, she always knew that mainland China and Taiwan had a "very, very complicated political situation," but she wanted to approach the move to Beijing with an open mind.
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"But when that person shows up with an open mind for evidence, and data, and facts, and the truth about the situation, we'll have a better chance to do that," Pelosi said.
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I think this question would be best answered with an open mind, because we need to switch over to a preventive mode when looking at our greatest health threats in today's world.
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Anyone watching with an open mind, however, would have to empathize with how King -- simply trying to get to work -- suddenly found herself face down, handcuffed and shrieking in fear and pain.
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"My hope is that Alaska goes in with an open mind and that they learn some things," he said, adding that Alaska is probably a better fit for Virgin than most legacy airlines.
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In following the Democrats' impeachment effort, I have listened to both sides with an open mind, tried to do some original research, and put a lot of thought into the arguments and claims.
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"Senator Heitkamp is approaching tax reform with an open mind, and she wants work across the aisle to help make reforms that will grow the economy and support working families," a spokesperson said.
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I try my best to produce perfect assignments and face all challenges with an open mind but sometimes, things do not go as expected and I am left with a feeling of failure.
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"Start by thinking about what you want to draw in, and then go candle shopping with an open mind, allowing your intuition to guide you to what you need in that moment," she says.
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Transgender Army Staff Sergeant Patricia King has a seat for the State of the Union Address, and says she's going with an open mind, despite President Trump's attempted transgender ban in the military. Sgt.
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And so, I think the ideal audience member for a film like that, and other films like it, is one with an open mind who's not there just to be entertained for two hours.
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In a post-earnings call, Claure told investors that he and T-Mobile Chief Executive John Legere were pleased that regulators had received them with "an open mind" during meetings this week in Washington.
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But then I think there's also just a general interest and excitement of four guys who are willing to go into things with an open mind and see what the world has to offer.
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Experience whatever you choose with an open mind and an eye for detail, and then — perhaps using the many examples and tips in this related lesson plan to help — put your experience into words.
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"If people really listen with an open mind to the reason this change is being implemented, I just do not see how anyone could not support this improvement," Ms. Knox wrote in an email.
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Second, to come to books with an open mind — I like to think about how a book achieves its own goals, and what those goals are, rather than how it meets my own expectations.
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Despite (or, perhaps, because of) this, comedian Sarah Silverman recently wrapped the first season of I Love You, America, her variety show on Hulu that tackles America's greatest challenges with an open mind and heart.
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The president's speech introducing Kavanaugh was a model of patriotic principles, delivered with a bipartisan tone and a seriousness that invited all Americans (including Democratic senators) to look at Judge Kavanaugh with an open mind.
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The documentary seems to approach with an open mind whether or not hunters can play a role in saving species, but it doesn't seem to be particularly kind about their role in the process either.
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The American embassy in Beijing has begun issuing leaflets to Chinese students who are granted American visas urging them to "learn with an open mind", and enjoy the free thinking and debate of college life.
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Berlin also preached cautious optimism ahead of the meeting, calling the visit an opportunity for the two administrations to get to know each other and saying that Merkel was going in with an open mind.
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Hampton said he was ready to look at the group's structure with an open mind, but only when the time was right and GSK had made the necessary improvements to its enlarged consumer health operation.
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But I went to the forum with an open mind, interested to hear how Mr. Trump would speak directly to his military supporters, and to see his grasp of the issues that affect us all.
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"Having watched you now for three days, whether it is someone you are predisposed to agree with or predisposed not to, it is abundantly clear that you are listening with an open mind," Schiff said.
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For all the talk about Trump's plan being dead on arrival, it says something that it has been met with an open mind by some Arab states, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Digital currencies also got a nod this week from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, who indicated that central banks should look at bitcoin and other crytpocurencies with an open mind.
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"We approach each investigation with an open mind and will follow the facts where they lead and take appropriate action, without fear or favor," BIC said in a written response to questions from VOA and ProPublica.
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"I travel to Brussels with an open mind and is on the team which says it is better to give a longer extension in order to give the UK more time," Lars Lokke Rasmussen told reporters.
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But I will be watching with an open mind and with the hope that this time, the two Koreas and their allies will transform this moment into an opening for negotiations that bring real, lasting peace.
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For example: With opioid overdose deaths having risen four-fold since 1999, it is imperative that lawmakers and public health experts approach this issue with an open mind and remain willing to entertain all potential alternatives.
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If I were giving "The Benedict Option" to religious readers, whether conservative or progressive, I would almost urge them to save the opening for later and just approach the how-to guide with an open mind.
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"We need to go into this thing with an open mind, both sides, not so polarized," Buffalo Bills linebacker Lorenzo Alexander, a member of the NFL players union's ruling executive committee, told the Washington Post in July.
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She had seen Ancient Aliens a few times, and even though it has been described as "some of the most noxious sludge in television's bottomless chum bucket," she tried to approach the event with an open mind.
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"As of today, we don't see anything that should indicate that there is any link between these incidents, but we will follow it further and approach the investigation with an open mind," Statoil spokesman Morten Eek said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany will reach out to a new Italian government with an open mind, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Friday, stressing that Berlin wants to cooperate with Rome to deal together with big challenges facing Europe.
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"I came to this meeting with an open mind and hope my brother Riek did the same ... I see the need to stop this unnecessary war and hope Dr Riek does as well," Kiir said as talks began.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymaker Charles Evans said he will go with an open mind into next month's policy meeting, at which the U.S. central bank is expected to raise interest rates for a third time this year.
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While I'd been able to set aside the terrible name its creators had chosen for it and go in with an open mind, my first conversation with the program tested my faith in the efficacy of the service.
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"I have very strong feelings about this president, but he has the right to defend himself in this court of law, and I hope that every Republican and Democrat goes into this with an open mind," Brown said.
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The column argued for thinking hard about exploring new options with an open mind, suggesting that one would most likely regret giving in to the idea that there's no choice but to ride out those unhappy years until retirement.
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Washington (CNN)Neil Gorsuch said Tuesday he approaches the question of allowing cameras in the Supreme Court with an "open mind," but said he has not given the idea much thought and would like to hear all the arguments. Sen.
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"On signing this agreement, as president of all Colombians, I want to invite all, with an open mind and open heart, to give peace a chance," Mr. Santos said at the ceremony, held in a theater in Bogotá, the capital.
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"The mayor's talked about what he wants his commission to look at before it's been constituted, and we want a commission to go in with an open mind and look at the broad structure of city government," Mr. Johnson said.
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SEOUL, Jan 15 (Reuters) - South Korea's Kakao Mobility on Tuesday said it would re-enter talks over its proposed car-sharing service with an open mind, and would even consider abandoning the idea, should taxi drivers who protested the service return to negotiations.
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"Traveling is one thing … But traveling with an open mind, ready to taste everything, see everything, learn everything and get yourself out of your comfort zone .. Is probably the best therapy and lesson ever," Roberge wrote in one post from the holiday.
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Mattis, who will hold more talks in Seoul on Friday before heading to Japan, suggested he was coming into a region with an open mind about what might be working - and what might not be - in the strategy to deal with Pyongyang.
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The film signals the end of an era, so go in with an open mind, ready to anticipate breakneck action, heartfelt family drama, and ultimately, the kind of film that pays homage to every one of the 21 films that preceded it.
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Being at the ark with an open mind gives an intimate look at what creationists believe about how the world was created, but as a theme park that costs $50 to get into, I'd rather find a place with rollercoasters and waterslides.
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So like I said before, you know we hope to show it in a fun and entertaining way, and invite people to think about the world a little bit more critically, still with an open mind, but think about things more critically.
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She said that she identified her "niche" and told a story of how good physicians and writers have a lot in common — both are successful only when they pair critical thinking with empathy, listening with an open mind, and paying attention to detail.
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A decision was made to create an umbrella group rather than put company logos on the video, Tonken said, because of a fear that viewers wouldn't watch the video with an open mind if they knew it was made by oil companies.
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M is a venue for discovering great new music precisely because it embraces this understanding of the city as a gathering place for ideas, and it presents music from all over Canada and the world—although mostly Quebec itself—with an open mind.
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"I feel that all his life, from the Nazis of his childhood to the present day, Roman has been condemned to perpetual flight, without the slightest effort by any part of the media to look at his case with an open mind," Ms. Seigner wrote.
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"Certainly I am going into it with an open mind and trying to figure where the system failed and where it needs to be improved," said Senator Jil Tracy, a Republican and co-chairwoman of the task force, along with Senator Melinda Bush, a Democrat.
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Treating people with respect, showing them they can trust you, and going into conversations with an open mind are techniques you've likely heard before, but if you want to be effective selling to women now and in the future, they'll need a new level of awareness.
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Hillary Clinton publicly conceded the election to Donald J. Trump on Wednesday, acknowledging the pain of the defeat in remarks in New York while calling on her supporters to accept that he would be president and give him a chance to lead with an open mind.
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Shop online first - with an open mind If you walk into a dealership for a test drive, you are going to get the hard sell, so financial adviser Larry Ginsburg does what he can to keep his clients at home until he has a deal wrapped up for them.
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By the time the infamous Mark Fuhrman tapes were played and the jury heard Fuhrman's voice spewing racial slurs and despicable stories of police brutality, even those who had started out with an open mind likely found it impossible to believe in Simpson's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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As the second day of opening arguments wound to a close, lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff took the floor to make an impassioned plea to the US Senate, whom he thanked for "listening with an open mind" to more than 9 hours of remarks from House prosecutors.
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Whether you know someone who is trans, are an expert working in the field of transgender medicine, or simply have researched transgender stories with an open mind, it is obvious that transition has the power to restore life and hope to a suffering people, to allow them to know happiness again.
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Ruskin said women who find out their male partners cross-dress should approach the situation with an open mind Ruskin, who has 25 years of experience as a therapist, said that she has noticed a significant uptick in couples coming in with problems surrounding cross-dressing in the past 5 years.
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The holidays can especially put stress on the family, so it&aposs important to approach with an open mind and actively listen While the holidays are a time to gather the family, share a meal, and create lasting memories, they can also be the perfect setting for a family feud.
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I think that left, right and center, anybody who comes at this question with an open mind is just going to find a judge who spent 262 years adhering to the structure and the history and the meaning and the text of the constitution and doing so in such a fare minded way.
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"We're genuinely going in with an open mind, but if it comes out of that process without the idea of a confirmatory ballot, I think we would have a bit of difficulty with our parliamentary party," Watson said in an interview with BBC radio, adding that talks on customs arrangements could be easier.
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Mr. Hodgson, who arrived within an hour of the attack, came with an open mind and took in the scene: the scuff marks where the grizzly dug her enormous paws into the ground as she accelerated; the blood splatters around the body parts; the camera lying in the dirt where it fell.
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"We have been so apologetic in this, what we call classical music, that we say: 'You don't have to know anything, you don't have to have any background, you don't have to have any frame of reference, just come with an open mind, and you'll love it,'" he said at one point during the evening.
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During the hourlong meeting, which was scheduled to be closed to the press but which Mr. Trump instead conducted in front of television cameras, the president tried to play the role of open-minded moderator, asking, "So what would you do?" and appearing to take in all of the information with an open mind.
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Op-Ed Contributor Washington — After witnessing the depravity of the North Korean regime in the death of the American student Otto Warmbier and Pyongyang's successful long-range missile test on Tuesday, Washington must nonetheless evaluate any possible opportunity for capping and ultimately dismantling the country's nuclear and long-range missile forces with an open mind.
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"The Forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change decided to respond to the invitation and listen with an open mind to what the president of the military council will propose, asserting that our desire is the peaceful transfer to a transitional civilian authority that reflects the forces of the revolution," the SPA said in a statement.
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In the Senate, and around the country, almost everyone who went into this process with an open mind who was prepared to give Judge Kavanaugh a fair hearing has come away impressed, but now — now an accusation of 36-year-old misconduct dating back to high school has been brought forward at the last minute in an irregular manner.
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We hope the President will go into this meeting with an open mind, rather than deciding that an agreement can't be reached beforehand," the two Democrats said in a joint statement, referencing a tweet from Trump that blew up their last scheduled meeting when Trump said he doubted he could reach a deal with "Chuck and Nancy.
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Charles M. Blow No one with an open mind and sound reason who witnessed the sniffing, sipping, scowling, raging, interrupting display of petulance and agitation that was Donald Trump's debate performance on Monday could possibly argue that he won that debate or that he is the kind of person to whom we should entrust the presidency.
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As a moderate centrist Democrat from West Virginia with the most bipartisan voting record in the Senate, I have approached every vote I have cast in the Senate with an open mind and pride myself in working across the aisle to bring my Republican and Democrat friends together to do what is best for our country.
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So although there's folks that come to the mountain that don't do their part, and that's the reason why I feel, you know, to have everyone on the mountain sharing the things they do, folks that come with an open mind on wanting to play more of a role in solving problems as well as making money-, so like I said, it's both.
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"If the board is unwilling to accept the need for significant change, then an election contest may very well be needed so that shareholders can replace a majority of the board with directors who will represent their best interests and approach the situation with an open mind and a fresh perspective," Jeffrey C. Smith, Starboard's managing member and chief executive, said in the letter.
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" Obama's remarks came less than half an hour after 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's public concession speech in New York, in which she called on the nation to approach Trump's administration with an "open mind.
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I recommend coming to this show with an open mind and a bit of advice from the 19th-century art critics the Goncourt brothers, who knew how best to appreciate Fragonard: "Follow him in the first flutter of an idea, when he flings upon the paper the elements of a composition, when he is searching and groping amid the mist which precedes the light."
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) says he'll approach President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's choice for secretary of State with an open mind.
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The UK's creative hub leads to the development of products that European consumers want - the UK currently provides around 30% of the channels available in the EU. But equally, many UK companies have pan-European ownership, and there are 35 channels and on-demand services, which are offered in the UK but licensed in the EU. So we should explore creative options with an open mind, including mutual recognition which would allow for continued transfrontier broadcasting - recognizing the enriching role that British broadcasters and program makers play, not only in British - but more broadly in our common European - culture.
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