Jamieson's research indicated that viewers who watched the second and third debates subsequently saw Clinton as less forthright, and Trump as more forthright.
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Betty was direct and forthright no matter what the issue.
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We're told Angelina was forthright with the L.A. County Dept.
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In case you're interested, there wasn't much forthright sexual activity.
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I'm pretty forthright in my private life, with my people.
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It was frank and forthright and it was very valuable.
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Clinton, you have been less than forthright about classified emails.
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You have an incredibly forthright and transparent CFO, Kelly Kramer.
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The diary is a remarkably forthright record of his thoughts.
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Mr. Moon found Mr. Kim forthright and courteous, they said.
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All have been particularly forthright in their criticism of Hindutva.
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Forthright displays of emotion are nothing new in competitive spaces.
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As time passed I found him forthright, kind, and smart.
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She is at once tentative and forthright, indecisive and opinionated.
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Mr. Sanders was forthright about their timeline and their pitch.
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We need more such forthright guides to books and life.
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Over the recent years, his assurances have been more forthright.
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The restless finale, though forthright, goes through moments of uncertainty.
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They are more forthright in Australia, versus certain Asian countries.
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Cece's forthright aversion to bullshit makes her an excellent agent.
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Police chiefs have been forthright in their dismissal of that argument.
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"During the conversation, Mr. Trump was open and forthright," Edwards said.
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Credit to them for being forthright and facing them head-on.
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And so I needed to be honest and forthright about that.
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But only now are researchers becoming more forthright about these adjustments.
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Forthright to a fault on Tuesday, Woods wasn't buying that theory.
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As usual, his characters speak in an overly mannered, forthright way.
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He came off as forthright and friendly, a man without pretension.
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The company hasn't been exactly forthright in its advertising claims, either.
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A more forthright president might have leveled with the American people.
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Unlike Martine (Élise Tielrooy), a forthright Venusian beauty from Jacques's past.
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Be open and forthright, and avoid criticizing the other side's viewpoints.
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"We assume they are being forthright," one Democratic aide said. Rep.
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Fernando Holiday, a centre-right councillor in São Paulo, is more forthright.
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Forthright about her loneliness, she turned to other deep friendships for sustenance.
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And just as they do in song, in person they're similarly forthright.
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It's forthright and earnest, and it wears its politics on its sleeve.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is known for her forthright commentary.
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Yet the ruling, when it came, proved both forthright and religiously grounded.
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Right, but they're all very excited and they're forthright about that, right?
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Romney was unusually forthright in condemning Trump as unfit for the presidency.
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I was not being dealt with in a forthright and truthful manner.
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He's forthright about his failures, and he's diffident about his putative triumphs.
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Please, let's all be forthright about the real reasons to support Mrs.
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A contrite but forthright Ms. Barry admitted the affair on Jan. 31.
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Tinder wants you to be forthright in your answer — but not disrespectful.
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When asked directly about Beltran on the show, Mendoza was less forthright.
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But clearly that acceptance doesn't extend to being forthright with her family.
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The envoys also sought a more forthright Indian response, the sources said.
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I think I do because Shaun Leonardo has a very forthright manner.
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As a stage performer, Ms. Wilson is gregarious and forthright: a natural entertainer.
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HEMINGWAY: It&aposs also important though that journalists be forthright about their sources.
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"She was honest and as forthright as she could be," Penglase tells PEOPLE.
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"It's honest, it's forthright, it's straightforward, and short," the "Mad Money" host said.
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That's what the hearings are for, and we hope he will be forthright.
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It is past time for her to hold a forthright session with reporters.
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And we have to be very forthright with our Turkish allies about that.
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"Neymar is irreplaceable," coach Tite said in March in an unusually forthright declaration.
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Any guy who'd condescend to this forthright young woman has got serious problems.
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But Justice Ginsburg was characteristically forthright, offering an unequivocal endorsement of Judge Garland.
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It's also quite apparent that he is holding back and not being forthright.
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Through forthright first-person narration, Clemmons offers evocative vignettes on growth and belonging.
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"People look for us to fall or fail," Sherman, Seattle's forthright cornerback, said.
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A weak manager isn't forthright with important information that can affect their employees.
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Instead of that forthright and transparent objective, Pai resorts to subterfuge and hypocrisy.
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And the Trump administration has been forthright about their eagerness to approve them.
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"Penitent" is not a word that typically describes the forthright playwright David Mamet.
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I think I like this movement toward a gentler, sweeter, more forthright production.
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It causes people to be forthright in their quest for dominance and perseverance.
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In fairness, Trump has been admirably forthright about the flexibility of his policy proposals.
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What's necessary now is to have forthright debates on important issues and then vote.
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And yet, technology companies continue to augment police powers without forthright, robust enforcement goals.
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As they get older, the school can be more forthright in answering their questions.
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A great human being, determined, relentless, talented, passionate, forthright, honest, humble and great company.
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Cook has been forthright in his belief that products and services must be encrypted.
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"If you are going to get married, it's important to be open and forthright."
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I feel like I've got nothing to lose by being as forthright as possible.
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If we detect that a founder is not being forthright, we immediately lose interest.
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A growing number of White House correspondents, broadcasters and columnists are forthright about that.
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Her show is so incredibly honest and forthright and sincere that I don't know.
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"He was very forthright and gave all relevant details that he could," Lang said.
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Though he's been forthright about the decision, he says it wasn't his initial plan.
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This only made the centrists seem less distinct from the FPÖ, and less forthright.
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Conservatives say he wasn't forthright with documents regarding the agency's scrutiny of conservative nonprofits.
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We met with Mr Acting President and the discussion was very honest, truthful, forthright.
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Saying "Fuck the NRA" is the most forthright and direct thing on the record.
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They wrote a draft of their book, then decided it was not forthright enough.
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Ms. Blue's forthright, full-bodied soprano is supplemented by a presence that radiates wit.
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Tyson has been pretty forthright in his dismissal of philosophy, which is a shame.
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"I'll be honest," said Mohammad Aslam, a seemingly forthright police commander in southern Kashmir.
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And Maxine and I-- had a very good forthright negotiation over about three weeks.
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"He should have been forthright and said, 'I made a mistake,'" Coffman told reporters.
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The chances of us getting forthright answers to any of those questions are remote.
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The question is, by and large, can you be radically forthright with each other?
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Has industry been forthright with the American public about the potential harm of sugar?
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Anthony is forthright in the locker room, after infrequent wins and more frequent losses.
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I do my best to be honest and forthright and to not be disingenuous.
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As this situation is evolving, we expect the governor to be honest and forthright.
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Moretz is soft-featured and forthright, her face a blunt register of Frankie's feelings.
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Then President Trump himself weighed in Wednesday morning on Twitter, suggesting Johnston wasn't being forthright.
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Not everyone is forthright with their partners about their health issues—especially before they're married.
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He has been as forthright in condemning Trump's comments on Curiel as anyone in office.
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Her paintings are forthright and no nonsense, but also enigmatic, multi-layered, and supremely sensitive.
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If the company needs to get out a negative message, don't sugarcoat it, be forthright.
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For a time the forthright Mr Erdogan was the most popular leader in the region.
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Indeed, Biel is forthright on social media about the challenges of being a working mother.
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But in general things would work better if they were more coherent and more forthright.
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Burns is forthright about his opinions, letting us know where he sees greatness and mediocrity.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio, a former Republican presidential rival to Trump, was even more forthright.
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He is forthright both in his enjoyment of music and his complete lack of pretense.
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The current period in dance will be remembered as one of forthright protest, even wrath.
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Cloud Nothings, a similarly loud and forthright band, will provide support at this Brooklyn date.bowerypresents.
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Like Dr. Moss, Dr. Knust said she felt unable to be forthright in her rejection.
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Priscilla Moriuchi, who spent 12 years working in the U.S. intelligence community, was equally forthright.
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But researchers and advocates argue that Justice O'Connor's forthright statement does serve a positive purpose.
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Cuomo has been blunt and at times searching, but unerringly forthright, even with unnerving information.
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Former world number eight Tipsarevic finished off a nerve-tingling news conference in forthright fashion.
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Rather, Biden was forthright: He believed going to war was the right thing to do.
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It is therefore incumbent on Medicare for All proponents to be as forthright as possible.
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Grimes was pretty [forthright] about being a producer, and people were really supportive of that.
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"It just looks like you're hiding something when you'd want to be forthright," Stewart said.
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"In a business meeting someone keeps staring at you, they are not being forthright," she says.
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Vikander was just as forthright in drawing a line between the film and their private life.
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The official reaction was most forthright in Israel, the US's closest ally in the Middle East.
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Few artists have built on Process Art's fidelity to forthright materials and methods with such exuberance.
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Njenga was "very forthright," Muite told me, and he later agreed to testify in The Hague.
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He receives a mostly friendly welcome, though one guy is forthright about his distaste for pitchers.
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If only ADWEEK had been as candid and forthright with the actor's appearance on their cover.
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Unlike gossipy feminine chatter in the parlor, manly discourse was considered impersonal, unemotional, forthright and reasonable.
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His version of the character is upright, forthright and transparent almost to the point of invisibility.
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Goldstone's forthright and often witty asides keep this complicated story bowling along at a terrific pace.
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The fish is mild, pale, delicate and saline, while asparagus is forthright, grassy, verdant and earthy.
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Both delicate and forthright, "Then and Again" is strengthened by Ms. Bond's focus on the women.
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The way that Bloomberg and his campaign have talked about the policy has not been forthright.
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Thorpe's greatness may be aspirational, but Sheinkin's brisk and forthright delivery makes it seem entirely possible.
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Hollier and Tang are excited about the phone's potential, but they're also forthright with its shortcomings.
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Wright said he would be forthright with Collins about his physical condition to avoid potential setbacks.
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The documents also show that the FBI was forthright regarding the political motivations of the dossier.
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" He continued: "As far as the nature of the discussion, it was very frank and forthright.
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WhatsApp, which is wholly owned by Facebook, has taken a more forthright approach to the lynching problem.
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You can bet some aren't totally forthright with the disembodied voice that wants to know too much.
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IF YOU ASK his cops, they tell you Mike Barton is forthright, daring and a little domineering.
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In a forthright 2015 interview with NME, Bieber revealed the struggles that came with his early fame.
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But her unapologetic frankness is a reminder of the spirit of forthright criticism that made Bookslut great.
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She didn't miss a beat and didn't seem awkward; she had a forthright attitude without being domineering.
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But the rest of the hearing showed that these men have been anything but forthright and diligent.
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We've yet to experience new artists (at least male artists) as bold, forthright and experimental as Prince.
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It is his duty to be fully transparent and forthright in his actions — anything less is unacceptable.
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Jytdog, meanwhile, was more forthright: Almost all Wikipedians agree that "advocacy editing" is a really big problem.
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Wes McDonald, Kohl's chief financial officer, was forthright in her assessment of the slump in the sector.
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Neruda the rescuer of refugees and exiled senator, forthright Communist and admired poet, had become international news.
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In his Met debut, Marco Spotti, a sturdy Italian bass, was forthright as Walter, Tell's loyal ally.
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During his inauguration speech, Duterte was typically forthright in setting out his plans for the Asian country.
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The tiny brothel images with their forthright nakedness and caricature-like figures especially overturn his earlier precision.
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So Greta Kline's fragility may seem cutesy or calculated rather than the forthright aesthetic signature it is.
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What doesn't make sense and is indefensible is that Apple has not been forthright about this behavior.
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Fontana imbues Eliot with a forthright earnestness that scrubs away the archness and heaviness in the writing.
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He has also been critical of people who have been less than forthright about their Vietnam records.
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Despite its pellucid language and forthright syntax, this poem is not as innocuous as its title suggests.
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The gay managers of that era were forthright about their sexuality, if only among friends and colleagues.
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I asked him if this discomfort was substantive or merely semantic, and his answer was surprisingly forthright.
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He was also a forthright, bluesy singer who often used New Orleans standards as springboards for improvisation.
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They are forthright about obstructing Democratic plans, but not publicly concerned about Thwaites' far-off grounding zone.
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The Genoese painter Vera Girivi's forthright, emotional nudes, in which loose acrylic brushwork orbits precisely expressive eyes.
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Unfortunately, successive U.S. administrations have been less forthright about this desire with the public, which should change.
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Mr. Francisco gave a forthright answer to what he called a very hard question from Justice Kagan.
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Gladys Knight's fervent, tearful, forthright voice can suggest either one in this vintage Motown "hit factory" reject.
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Her forthright comments earlier in the week gave an even sharper edge to traditional U.S.-Russian rivalry.
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Propositions are blunt, sex acts are graphic and the discussion and depiction of toilet use are forthright.
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It also faces a federal criminal investigation into how forthright it has been about the products safety.
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Singer Denise Ho, known for her social activism, has been forthright in her support of the protesters.
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As Emily Dickinson, Cynthia Nixon is forthright, sometimes abrasive, often funny and never less than thrilling company.
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Frances, I really appreciate this, I think you did a great job, you're very forthright and honest.
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But Gorsuch is also more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant.
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Unlike the majority of its product teasers, ColourPop is being pretty forthright about what's coming down the pipeline.
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But most black voters don't seem to demand the forthright addressing of these issues that I deem necessary.
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McCain later revealed during the 60 Minutes interview that he asked doctors to be forthright about his health.
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GOODLATTE: I&aposm expecting honest, forthright answers, because he said that he would be voluntarily appearing before Congress.
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There are no checks on the company and that's really problematic when it's not being forthright with congress.
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Ms Tokarczuk's forthright support for feminism, ecological causes and minority rights has attracted the wrath of Polish conservatives.
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The election campaign was dominated by opposition candidate and evangelical Fabricio Alvarado Munoz's forthright criticism of gay marriage.
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"Absolutely," Manchin said when asked if his daughter was forthright to House lawmakers during a contentious hearing Wednesday.
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Marion, her crushingly forthright mother, never shies away from an argument, contrasting with Larry, her depressed, gentle father.
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Putin's foreign policy is based on a forthright assertion of national interest even in defiance of international norms.
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"She's smart and forthright and doesn't take s--- from anybody," said a House Democratic lawmaker who knows Brazile.
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Of those who refused to kill Jews, in fact, the most forthright emphasized their lack of career ambitions.
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Nelson said he found Zuckerberg "forthright and honest to the degree that he could" be during their meeting.
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Mr. Bell was a classic rancher: a burly man with blue eyes, in a cowboy hat, quietly forthright.
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Astrid is surprisingly forthright about the fact that Sonja continues to live on the proceeds of the kidnapping.
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Asked whether the Italian glamor team were strong enough to challenge for the title, German Vettel was forthright.
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Gay examines wells of trauma and horror, not sparing her own self-loathing from her forthright analytic eye.
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He's an industry outsider, and he's been forthright about how hard it was to get his film made.
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But it's for this reason we need to give them that foresight, in a nonjudgmental yet forthright way.
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The saying aptly describes 13 Reasons Why as well as Sheff's writing: brutal and forthright, holding back nothing.
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What, precisely, that danger consisted of, we don't know, though some votive objects are forthright in telling us.
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He expressed an unwillingness to be open with emotions, yet he was forthright about some of his regrets.
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One final priority is for the public to get clear and forthright information from federal and local leaders.
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We had a forthright conversation, in which Ross, Michelle and I shared our questions and criticisms — especially Ross!
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Beltran was said to have been forthright with investigators, according to the person with knowledge of the inquiry.
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He is an unusually forthright man, which is one reason his sayings have become so popular among Marines.
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But where some writers choose to obfuscate or minimize their ethnic background, Sharma is boldly forthright and probing.
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Players were assured immunity in return for their cooperation, and it is believed Beltran was forthright with investigators.
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Critics accuse him of having an authoritarian streak, but he thrills supporters with his forthright, bare-knuckles style.
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Missing, though, is of course "The Leftovers," somehow congenitally unable to garner award nominations despite its forthright excellence.
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He had used the service to issue a forthright condemnation of the abuse of women in modern society.
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The one caveat, which Dizaul is actually pretty forthright about, is that this battery will charge pretty slowly.
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Ted Henderson, the creator of Cloakroom, was forthright about all this in a phone conversation with Re/code.
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"Her friendly, forthright manner won her high marks from the voters and the press," her White House biography proclaims.
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They hailed as "forthright and heartfelt" the testimony they had received, in person, from the current bishop of Erie.
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This forthright reaction from some of Israel's most respected historians led to an unusually chastened answer by Mr Netanyahu.
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In a game where everyone is lying to you, you naturally connect with someone who seems forthright and honest.
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Describing how you come will hopefully encourage your partner to be forthright about how and when they come, too.
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She's a winning singer, forthright and accomplished and idiomatic, implying a slight drawl instead of faking a big one.
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It's essential that the EPA be completely transparent and forthright when it's comes to releasing public information under FOIA.
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I was less enthralled by lengua (tongue), although those who love its stubborn texture will appreciate this forthright version.
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There was no insinuation, not even from the Republicans questioning them, that they were not being honest and forthright.
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Let's hope that when he and his team finally get around to it, their answers are humane and forthright.
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He was forthright, a "law and order" man, and he promptly sent the state constables to aid the investigation.
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Alien etiquette apparently discourages harvesting your guide's concepts, and the two are refreshingly forthright about their identities and intentions.
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Unlike his former colleagues Coats and Rogers, then, he will be much more forthright with the senators questioning him.
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Forthright and impassioned, it makes clear the crushing injustice of the situation, but provides little emotional nuance beyond that.
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Many also cheered Mr. Mattis's forthright resignation letter, which detailed his fundamental differences with the president on national security.
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But instead, because he seems to accept and be completely forthright about all of his qualities, good and bad.
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"Both delicate and forthright, 'Then and Again' is strengthened by Ms. Bond's focus on the women," Ms. Kourlas wrote.
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The lyrics were forthright and relatable, analysing relationships, upbraiding male privilege and condemning the worst of rock's chauvinist clichés.
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City planners are forthright that they're preparing for a future in which parts of the city do not survive.
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"It truly was just a setup of this witness, who was trying to be forthright and honest," Utah Rep.
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And if the press were straight and honest and forthright and tough, we would be a far greater nation.
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By contrast, Barber's Opus 6 Sonata, written when its composer was 22, is a forthright, dynamic and impassioned work.
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But the two sides disagree fundamentally, and Americans deserve a forthright debate between them after decades of stifling consensus.
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Twitter has never been forthright about how, exactly, its staff moderate abuse, spam, bugs, bots, or anything like that.
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The soprano Sondra Radvanovsky is for once an Aida who seems like the princess she is, proud and forthright.
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It will be an honest, forthright frank discussion just like it was with little rocket man and fire and fury.
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We need to be more forthright about our feelings in order to normalize them, maybe on social media, maybe not.
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But the reaction Tuesday by Boeing shareholders furthers the perception that the company has not been forthright with its customers.
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" Sherman described Davis as "simple, forthright, honest and unaffected" off-screen, while he saw Crawford as "actorish, theatrical and affected.
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The way that people grant permission may be clear and forthright, especially if it takes place in a Google ecosystem.
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His forthright mother, Jean (Gillian Anderson), is a therapist who specializes in sex, and is unembarrassed while talking about it.
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Similarly, talking confidently about what you do or being forthright about your own accomplishments isn't necessarily being arrogant or smug.
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Former officials told CNN that based on Taylor's character, they expected his testimony to Congress to be forthright and informative.
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Salesforce is known also for its forthright CEO, Marc Benioff, who regularly speaks out on social issues, including gun control.
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Ostadhassan met Bubach, who is friendly and forthright, at a university picnic when she asked him a question about physics.
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Of course PR people lie to make their clients look good, and try to come off as forthright as possible.
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She currently plays Tiffany, the bougie and forthright member of Issa Dee's (Issa Rae) crew on the HBO dramedy Insecure.
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Thang was an unusually outspoken official among normally-reticent Communist Party apparatchiks, known for his forthright comments on sensitive issues.
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Hoover, though by no means open, was always forthright, and he inspired intense loyalty among those who worked for him.
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After all, how dare this successful, independent-minded, forthright woman have opinions on how she wants her wedding to be?
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Nagasaki's leaders have also been forthright in their reckonings with Japan's wartime actions before the United States dropped the bombs.
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Instead, as he's been very forthright in saying, he's trying to address what he sees as humanity's most pressing problems.
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Some Republican lawmakers were forthright in their criticism of Trump in the immediate wake of the Putin press conference. Sen.
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She could not pin down why she had gone: A forthright passage that elegantly and impressively describes a vague idea.
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Doing so would keep with longstanding Oscar tradition, and many in the Hollywood community would welcome such forthright political statements.
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The story has a happy ending: I'm dating someone now who is very forthright about every detail of his finances.
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My job, like that of any other journalist, is to report dutifully and honestly in a sensitive but forthright manner.
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A more balanced approach to understanding terrorism must entail a forthright acknowledgement of the threat posed by right-wing terrorists.
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Her words were simple and forthright and grateful, while mine would have been complicated and wary and not grateful enough.
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They will be his, singularly forthright; unattended by subtlety or complication; and fenced on all sides by his personal experience.
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Should voters refuse to be forthright about their political preferences, it will become difficult to determine how they will vote.
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He is 50 and had a religious upbringing, which I feel is the main reason he has never been forthright.
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And, in the direct and forthright manner expected of Navy chiefs, they did not shy away from speaking their mind.
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Just as Ms. Schneemann was forthright in advocating for self-determined pleasure, she was bold in confronting transience and mortality.
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On Friday, the chief executive of Friends of the Earth in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, was forthright in his opinion.
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Amber Heard has always been forthright about her sexuality, but coming out publicly when she was a rising star wasn't easy.
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McCain later revealed during a September 2017 interview with 60 Minutes that he asked doctors to be forthright about his health.
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The two women announced as Miss Asian America and Miss Asian Global are the cohort's two tallest and most forthright onstage.
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It looks absolutely stunning in this landscape, fragile yet powerful, forthright yet mysterious, with the sun glinting off its curving surface.
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In response, senior US military leaders have made forthright statements about America's national interest in maintaining open and uncontested sea lanes.
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To be quite open and forthright, we can afford a 'No Deal' and they can as well, just not as well.
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When Evans talked to Cronkite, some researchers and soldiers working at Century were aware that his answer was not entirely forthright.
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Bodgan also said the call was "very, very forthright" and that Trump asked "a lot of very, very, very good" questions.
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CHIEF among the traits of Rodrigo Duterte that won him the presidential election in May was his forthright manner of speaking.
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"It had to do with her being forthright with her family about another matter not related to the rape," Sharpe said.
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We send this letter on their behalf expecting forthright and honest answers so that we may prevent this from happening again.
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The most forthright dish I tasted was a heap of rice vermicelli noodles and ground mackerel in a loose red curry.
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Lately, though, it has become a synonym for "forthright", meaning honest and frank, to the point it has virtually displaced it.
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Hannan is forthright when I bring up the unsustainable levels at which the world consumes beef, and in fact, all meat.
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If I had worked up the courage to be forthright with him at the beginning, then I could walk away, too.
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Most of the handful of chiefs who have spoken out against Facebook have long been forthright on the topic of privacy.
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Mr. Corbé finally had forthright conversations about his sexuality with his parents and brother, who had previously talked around the subject.
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He was equally forthright in defending his call for an emergency excise tax on gasoline, unpopular though it might have been.
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Even in most forthright administrations the press secretary position tends to be an apparatchik's office, all dodge and spin and obfuscation.
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Adam Silver, the commissioner of the N.B.A., has been forthright in calling for legal betting and the openness that accompanies it.
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"How do you respond to statements like that?" the Fox News host Tucker Carlson said recently of Ms. Thunberg's forthright speeches.
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Liz's criticism of Mark's poetry was similarly sensitive and forthright, and he was very grateful for it and happy to reciprocate.
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She's unwed, probably would prefer to skip her period and is more forthright about when it's that time of the month.
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Mr. Toogood's dancing — forthright, clean, devout in manner — opened up beams, arcs, paths in space with her arms, legs and spine.
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People who get anxious when they're stoned "should be very forthright about what they're experiencing, particularly if it's not pleasant," Giordano says.
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That means there are no guarantees that his critics will win a more forthright debate than Clinton instigated over them in 2016.
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But during a campaign period typically steeped in polite, self-effacing competition, Huppert is refreshingly forthright in her desire for the Oscar.
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Democrats and Republicans pressed Mr. Menashi at a hearing last month to be more forthright about his work for the Trump administration.
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For the entrepreneurs who attend the conference, hoping to build connections with the global elite, it sometimes requires a more forthright approach.
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No president before him has been as candid and forthright in articulating his mood and motivations as Mr. Trump has so far.
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While May fell short of saying her government would block a second independence referendum, her Scottish minister David Mundell was more forthright.
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They've never had that conversation before... A lot of times, we may not feel like it's the proper timing to be forthright.
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When I returned to Callen-Lorde and successfully acquired a script that met my needs, I was forthright about what I wanted.
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" In an editorial published this week, China's state-owned Global Times newspaper condemns the billionaire candidate as "big-mouthed" and "abusively forthright.
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Anyway, I guess maybe next year will be the year he goes as Honest and Forthright Quarterback Above Petty Lies and Cheating.
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" The discussions were described as "forthright, positive, and productive," and the two nations will continue talks, "including through military-to-military consultations.
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He asks others to look at the recordings and decide who is being forthright about cheating and who is covering it up.
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Gazing back at the viewer with a calm, forthright expression, she projects a self-assurance that girls often are blessed to own.
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The premise prompts the sorts of conversations most other late-night shows avoid, with the aim of achieving depth and forthright honesty.
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This was all very forthright, but it did not explain the air of oppressive secrecy that seems to permeate the glitter industry.
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In forthright language, Southern Baptists announced their intention to "deplore, apologize, and ask for forgiveness" for past failures to protect the weak.
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"If the press were straight and honest and forthright and tough, we would be a far greater nation," he said in closing.
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Macron was even more forthright over Turkey's purchase of a Russian S-400 missile system, which came despite vehement objections from NATO.
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To their credit, the CancerSEEK investigators were very forthright that the study conditions were ideal for the test to accurately detect cancer.
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She was less forthright when commenting on her co-worker, the only player named in M.L.B.'s report on the cheating scandal.
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I think they should hire a person who is more forthright and willing to do the right things even when it hurts.
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Because Trump told them he would and would such a forthright politician as Trump deceive on such an important and sacred issue?
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" Tooke added: "I have been forthright during the review, but I cannot combat every inaccuracy that is reported in the news media.
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I wish liberals would be more forthright and say it's the amendment that needs to change, not the size of magazine clips.
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" "She may have got out over her skis a little bit and [been] more forthright and political than she should have been.
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He is forthright, referring to the chocolate from one company as having an "annoying" taste, and admits to disliking chocolate that contains vanilla.
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Gorsuch is more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant, providing a lot of fodder for any opponents.
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" Other Russians were more forthright, with Alexei Kravtsov, president of the Russian Skating Union, saying: "The decision is offensive, insulting and completely unjustified.
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The most helpful thing about the relationships I developed with recruiters was that they were very forthright about the lack of open positions.
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Seemingly allergic to lyrical clichés, this singer writes offbeat, often jarringly forthright songs about the complex contours of love, sexuality and mental illness.
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In announcing his support Tuesday, Warner, the top Democrat on the intelligence committee, said Haspel has been "professional and forthright" with the panel.
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I'll be forthright: Improving your ability to smell various aromas in a glass of wine is not a major concern for most people.
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During conversations over two days last month — edited excerpts are below — he was preternaturally calm, consistently forthright, reflexively self-aware, and wryly funny.
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If Greg Watanabe could be grander in manner as the king's officious doctor, Jon Barker is forthright as a none-too-bright guard.
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And that's significant, according to the pair, since the firms are legally required to be forthright with investors about the challenges they face.
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Pompeo said the US side had been "forthright in addressing significant differences between our nations" and laid out the Trump administration's larger goal.
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The smoky-velvet quality of the fish provides enough richness and robust character to pair with a forthright Morgon or Moulin-à-Vent.
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Reasons like maintaining one's sanity, being forthright, and embracing with wholesale acceptance that one's own happiness is just as important as everyone else's.
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Since then, experts have questioned whether China is being forthright in its reporting on the number of cases and deaths in the country.
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But rarely, and never in Manhattan, has a restaurant as seemingly mainstream as Frenchette taken such a forthright, unequivocal stand in their favor.
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" Other Russians were more forthright, with Alexei Kravtsov, president of the Russian Skating Union, saying: "The decision is offensive, insulting and completely unjustified.
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"He was so forthright in his concrete attempts to make amends for his family's slave-trading history," wrote Phoebe Grigg of San Francisco.
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Their goal is to make Mr. Zuckerberg appear as humble, agreeable and as forthright as possible, the people close to the preparations said.
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Mr. Burson defended the work, insisting that Union Carbide, which paid $215 million in 21921 to settle lawsuits, had been forthright and ethical.
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The book deftly reflects this sense of depletion and stasis; it is forthright about its own clichés, leaning hard into their sordid edges.
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Lawmakers also said Ohr was being forthright in his answers and had not been excessively conferring with his Justice Department and personal attorneys.
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A willingness to risk popularity in his very blue state where he will be up for reelection in 2018 is courageous and forthright.
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Organic grapes, like industrially farmed grapes, can be processed in the winery with great artifice and little regard for producing a forthright product.
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Avedon himself was surprisingly forthright about these relationships, but Stevens can only acknowledge what he told her, with a quick glance and shudder.
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Flynn resigned two weeks ago after media reports revealed he had not been forthright with the public about the nature of those conversations.
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As for commenting on Republican Donald Trump, Biden has been forthright with his criticisms in the past, lambasting Trump for his foreign policy.
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But we do assume that our contributors will be forthright with our contributing editors about the provenance of the piece they are proposing.
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I was there, I was received very well by them, I had the full series of negotiations and they were very forthright, very friendly.
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"It would be nice to have somebody who wore this uniform for 18 years to be forthright and give us the truth," Knight said.
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"We look forward to Mr. Dorsey being forthright and transparent regarding the complex processes behind the company's algorithms and content judgment calls," Walden said.
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Her character on Insecure, also named Issa, is flawed and forthright, and that's a testament to Rae's triple role as writer, producer and actor.
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Izumi's forthright manner of scolding and educating her, however, she now takes her job much more seriously and is an enthusiastic member of staff.
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Amazon, like many other tech companies investing heavily in artificial intelligence, has always been forthright about its Alexa assistant being a work in progress.
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Austin "Scott" Miller, the top NATO commander in Afghanistan, escaped unharmed, they were less forthright about the two American casualties in Thursday's insider attack.
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I can't put on the closed Aeon Flow and do something else: its sound is too direct and forthright to fade from the foreground.
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One might wonder why the company hasn't been more forthright about the development of a common-sense feature that would help users protect themselves.
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But as long as anti-Trump conservatives were unwilling to be forthright about the meaning of the #NeverTrump cause, it never stood a chance.
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If you are too aggressive -- or too forthright or colorful while be questioned under oath about your work -- you may be terminated, without notice.
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Representative Thomas Rooney, a Republican leader of the committee's Russia probe, told reporters he thought Hicks had been "very forthright" when she answered questions.
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" The judge criticizes the way immigration officials have handled a case: "It seems like the Department of Homeland Security has been anything but forthright.
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The candidate referenced his campaign's college network that spans hundreds of campus, but then grew more forthright in his rhetoric about his last name.
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And Remini has a reputation of telling it like it is; her statements about Scientology are as forthright as we know her to be.
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With that in mind, Madonna gave a surprise speech in the nation's capital yesterday, addressing the Women's March in her own forthright, acerbic fashion.
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At once forthright and tranquil, Beatriz is not just a good woman; she represents goodness in action, something that less limpid souls find discomfiting.
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Make no mistake: Any confidence that Barr could be forthright on the tough rule of law questions swirling around his boss is now gone.
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The likely answer is the most obvious one: Trump, in office, is likely to be the same as Trump on the stump. Blunt. Forthright.
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His majestic video and sound installations, on view at the museum through April 703, have that same mix of the complex and the forthright.
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Careful epidemiological analysis, implementation of isolation and quarantine measures, and solid, forthright risk communications will all be important strategies implemented in the coming days.
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He's a wildling, he's very sensual and animal-like and very forthright with his emotions and feelings — which is really the opposite of [Brienne].
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The investigations by the Massachusetts and New York attorneys general, focusing on whether Exxon had been forthright in its disclosures to investors, soon followed.
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To be perfectly forthright: there's no way for me to cover this Savannah metal/punk/whatever the fuck trio with any shred of objectivity.
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The film, which stars Martin Short, opened at the park in 1989 and depicts the story of how babies are born, with forthright humor.
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Mr. Sheinberg was for much of his career the forthright top deputy to Lew Wasserman, the chairman of MCA, a conglomerate that encompassed Universal.
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Charmingly forthright and smokey-voiced, Ms. Shawkat, 28, spoke about Dory's future, her roles in "Transparent" and "Arrested Development," and sexual harassment in Hollywood.
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Tibs, a celebratory dish made with nubs of chicken (dark meat only) or beef, is forthright in flavor, bearing swallowed smoke from the grill.
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It would be much more forthright to label legislation to lift restrictions on tourism to Cuba as the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces Stimulus Act.
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I will continue to be forthright and cooperative and I will be as sincere in my answers as the Committee is in its questions.
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The leak is so unprecedented for Canada, the usually cagey RCMP, the country's federal policing agency, issued an uncharacteristically forthright statement following Ortis' arrest.
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On Monday, Donald Trump Jr. hired a lawyer, while maintaining on Twitter that he'd been forthright in answering questions about the meeting last year.
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Just as forthright and wry as his work about his life as an adult, his memory refreshingly lacks any tinge of nostalgia obscuring events.
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Sony has been a little more forthright with specs, confirming the PS5 will come with a solid state drive, a first for game consoles.
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In practice, Akihito's public remarks are carefully vetted to ensure they don't violate those rules, with delicate discussions determining how forthright he can be.
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"Hint failed" is messy phrasing because it's not accurate, but I welcomed the game being forthright about how others interpreted my take on Jonathan.
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They do better with more forthright toppings, like the briny olives tucked into a version named Kosovo, in homage to the majority Albanian population there.
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And as a political matter, it isn't surprising that she has been less than forthright about the middle-class tax increases her plan will require.
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But the series is unusually forthright in its politics, and while it does use analogies, it sinks its teeth into real-life bigotry as well.
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From some of our earlier conversations, Eric had been forthright about the difficulties he faced growing up in a neighborhood plagued by poverty and crime.
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Unlike many of its fast-food brethren, the chicken chain has shunned gimmicks in favor of a relatively forthright menu — by fast-food standards, anyway.
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Revisiting the Lewinsky scandal in a forthright manner might be painful, but it would also open up a conversation that would serve Hillary Clinton well.
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Taking advantage of the lower-degree of hyper-realistic precision that the medium offers, her paintings feel more mysterious than didactic, more allegorical than forthright.
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Variety said it was "well-intentioned yet cliché-riddled lunge at the tear ducts," while The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it "heartfelt, forthright and muscular".
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"They should write a letter to Europe and tell them to fuck off," advised Michael O'Leary, the forthright boss of Ryanair, Ireland's largest indigenous firm.
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Some former guests posted other complaints online, and most could have been easily defused if the resort's website was more forthright about the Keys' imperfections.
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"It just leaves Putin feeling he can play Trump, whereas a forthright statement might even earn a measure of respect from the Russians," Pifer said.
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But the same groovy electronics that are signature to Neon Indian are there, now with more personal and forthright discussion on the Mexican immigrant experience.
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"In all my years of public service, I've never worked with a more talented, forthright, and effective agency leader than Dr. Scott Gottlieb," said Rep.
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" In each, she plays a fiercely protective mother, a role in her by now familiar wheelhouse, which she characterized as "forthright, strong, blah blah blah.
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Kennedy took a forthright stance against French colonialism in Algeria, previewing his Peace Corps-style competition with the Soviets in the newly independent Third World.
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Outflanked by first Margaery and then the High Sparrow, two master manipulators with crocodile smiles, Cersei, with her forthright, shameless spite, seemed antiquated by comparison.
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"That is something that we want to be able to answer in a very forthright manner," said Kyle Loven, Chief Division Council of FBI, Minneapolis.
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Mann has been forthright that in taking up Gee-Gee as a subject she was compelled to redress a blind spot in her own life.
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Her lyrical output was a 240-degree perspective of femininity, a depiction more forthright and complete than nearly anything delivered by artists of earlier eras.
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Just like HBO's last fantasy hit, "His Dark Materials" relies on a wide swath of characters who range from forthright and honorable to murkily evil.
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She pursed acting after graduation, until a forthright acting coach told her she would never get cast, and ought to do a one-woman show.
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Produced by the bassist Derrick Hodge, it's got a spacey, glistening ambience, but Francies cuts through that with his bright, forthright touch and dashing improvisations.
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The show is forthright, sometimes surprisingly so, about the, uh, ins and outs of bodies and partnerships, but in a mostly sweet and sincere way.
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But kai yang (grilled chicken) is the marquee dish, the pinup, the one to covet: each bite vivid and forthright, juices running to the bone.
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To contribute to a citywide symposium investigating cultural attitudes toward death, Anthology is screening movies that take an unusually forthright approach to an uncomfortable subject.
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"My advice to anyone who is going through the process of obtaining welfare benefits is to be 100 percent forthright in your situation," he said.
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During SARS, the Chinese authorities appeared to become more forthright about the infection of medical staff following an initial attempt to cover-up the outbreak.
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Even if we do understand that algorithms can be biased, that doesn't mean companies will be forthright in allowing outsiders to study their artificial intelligence.
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Xu Xiaodi, a retired teacher who saw her relatives beaten to death during the Cultural Revolution, is more forthright than most about the mental toll.
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Josh Greenfeld, an Oscar-nominated screenwriter who was also acclaimed for three forthright books about his autistic son, died on May 11 in Los Angeles.
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Let me be more forthright by putting your question another way: Would I feel comparatively somewhat worse the day after the election if Sanders won?
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State officials need to realize they are digging themselves a deeper hole by refusing to be more forthright about what happened after the false alert.
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"That is something that we want to be able to answer in a very forthright manner," said Kyle Loven, chief division counsel of FBI, Minneapolis.
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Greta Thunberg was named Person of the Year by Time magazine this week for her forthright, uncompromising climate activism that has captured the world's attention.
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From 221 to 22010, Lena Dunham's Girls polarized the TV-discussing corner of the internet with its forthright storytelling about young women at their worst.
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On Friday at the World Economic Forum, Trump gave a good speech that was forthright, intelligent and conciliatory, embracing the world rather than condemning it.
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But he is widely seen as one of the greatest rappers ever, praised for his lyricism and the forthright way he addressed pressing social issues.
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But he is widely seen as one of the greatest rappers ever, praised for his lyricism and the forthright way he addressed pressing social issues.
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Mr. Horton, who wears Ed's conflicts with a forthright air of denial, is the dream straight man (so to speak) to Mr. Urie's flamboyant Arnold.
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It's also forthright and sexy, especially when the women remove their sweatshirts by hooking a foot into their hoods and yanking them over their heads.
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Throughout the meal, chiles maintain a steady but unhectoring presence, at times forthright but mostly conspiring in the background to make the other flavors stronger.
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The forthright, rustic style of those restaurants appears to be reasserting itself now in the dishes on the dinner menu, which is à la carte.
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There is no current agreement, Cox says, on the most effective ways to help families, save to be as compassionate, forthright, and clear as possible.
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The president began his speech with his most forthright statement thus far condemning recent acts of anti-Semitism, and an apparently racially motivated shooting in Kansas.
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Later, when one breakaway splinter of the IRA murdered a police officer, he was forthright: "These people are traitors to the island of Ireland," he declared.
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Its chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, in typically forthright style, said his firm was "not trying to break the bloody law" and accused the EPA of "grandstanding".
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"We are very forthright about the fact that we are producing news from a progressive lens, but we also hold ourselves to journalistic standards," she said.
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Comments by David Beasley, Executive Director of the World Food Programme, were unusually forthright for such a U.N. official in criticizing one party in a conflict.
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That's especially true when you look at the healthy handful of smaller films that tackle varying facets of the LGBTQ experience in an authentic, forthright way.
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Julius Malema, the leader of the other big opposition party, the far-left Economic Freedom Fighters, was even more forthright in his contempt for Mr Zuma.
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From his dedication to veterans through his Newman's Own Foundation to intentionally giving up some of his salary for equal pay , Newman was a forthright philanthropist.
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Connors's forthright exploration of race and poverty enlarges her personal story, turning it into a richer, more complex and ultimately more harrowing account of interwoven traumas.
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He could get away with practically anything because practically nobody believed in his sincerity: people haplessly projected cynicism onto his forthright will to surprise and beguile.
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"I found him to be forthright and honest -- a person of integrity," said Bishop Reginald Jackson, who told jurors he'd known Menendez for over 20 years.
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" Carlos said he would support demonstrators "as long as they are forthright and know what they are demonstrating for, what they are making a statement about.
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Beim, for her part, is earnest about her desire to help women, and forthright about the limits of what she's been able to accomplish so far.
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Seven years ago, she designed a Kazimir Malevich exhibition for the venerable gallery, and her relationship with director Mathias Rastorfer was apparently both close and forthright.
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Frankly, it would have been a tougher sell to get butts in seats if the marketing was more forthright in sharing the movie&aposs full scope.
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He tweeted about the song back in February, commenting that the song came after a catharsis after admitting his personal debt, and being forthright with himself.
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Because I knew what he had done was not be transparent and forthright about his taxes and to this day he hasn't released his tax returns.
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He's more forthright than irreverent, with a soft-glow magnetism, and if he seems mildly impatient with his interlocutor, it's because he has work to do.
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China's state-run Global Times newspaper called Trump "big-mouthed, anti traditional and abusively forthright" in an editorial, but did not directly address his tariff proposals.
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We had a very forthright teacher who had no time for bullshit, and she expected the same of us, as kids special enough for Enrichments class.
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His forthright vision embraces the realities of contemporary Italy by depicting the new immigrants and their children who make up the social fabric of today's Luzzara.
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The articles and columns in "The Scandal of the Century" demonstrate that his forthright, lightly ironical voice just seemed to be there, right from the start.
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As I pointed out in my previous review, many of the captions in the Picturing Mississippi exhibition illustrate a politically forthright and historically astute curatorial perspective.
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"Ancient Nubia Now" is forthright in attributing this sidelining to, among other sources, the ancient Egyptians themselves, who made Nubia the target of relentless negative propaganda.
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The collective had grown out of a sexual health workshop at a women's liberation conference, and the booklet the members published was forthright and frankly political.
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In fact, the mayor's calculations in whether to march were far more involved, and on Monday, he admitted that his public statements were not completely forthright.
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He said that no problems had been found with the current team and that they had been truthful and forthright about shortcomings in the team's culture.
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But if the tech industry is to go further, we must also be innovative in discussing and solving these matters in an open and forthright manner.
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You have a civil rights galvanized and active and demanding in a forthright way not happening in the '90s or the first decade of this century.
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"I have been forthright about the fact that Julian Assange of Wikileaks and I share a common friend who has communicated with both of us," he writes.
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Forthright and ambitious, Ochoa is well regarded among business leaders, and some senior PRI figures in the government would like to see him as a presidential candidate.
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They were simple, even staccato, dealing with fresh, forthright ideas—love and longing, memory and forgetting, pride and shame—delivered with utter self-confidence and transparent enjoyment.
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But independent experts have not reviewed Biogen's data, and the industry isn't exactly on good footing right now when it comes to being forthright about its data.
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Baba Chawesh is more forthright about what motivated the sudden change of heart: "If we didn't do this, our community wouldn't survive," the 72-year-old says.
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However, Mullen has also always been forthright about his struggle to balance real life and road life, and it appears he's reached the end of the line.
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More specifically, it's a group of mostly men talking about those feelings—directly, clearly, and without shame at being forthright about one's true emotions—to one another.
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America is so alarmed that its representative in Taiwan issued an unusually forthright denunciation of Mr Ma's "extremely unhelpful" day-trip as soon as it was announced.
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Matt Forde, an unfashionably forthright Blairite, did an impression of Labour's leader sniffing constantly, "as if someone is cooking a delicious meal in the room next door".
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Instead, it's a forthright description of the way that D.C. media works, all but acknowledging that liberal critics of mainstream news coverage have been right all along.
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"I will tell you—I dislike the guy, I don't respect him—I've done business with him and he wasn't forthright," said Icahn before the segment ended.
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But it does go a way to explaining why Obama is soft-pedaling his criticism of Trump in this instance when previously he has been more forthright.
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Trump has mobilized a new majority of forthright bigots within the Republican Party, and they will no longer be content with the racist dog whistles of old.
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The two tracks we've heard so far from his upcoming debut EP 27, out May 27 on Bandcamp, were idiosyncratic blues concepts, forthright and despairing, disconcertingly oblique.
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See the Hemingway Tourism Industry CHRISTIAN DELFINO Christian Delfino's quiet, forthright photographs of the world's major metropolitan centers are a result of his upbringing in Sarasota, Florida.
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Russian conspirators were forthright about their goals, which sought to create "political intensity" by boosting "radical groups" and "oppositional social movements," according to messages quoted by prosecutors.
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It's hard to see how you could characterize her as shrieky, unless you believe that forthright and vigorous speech from women in their twenties necessarily constitutes shrieking.
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Contemporary issues relating to bioethics, virtual reality, free will and determinism, time travel, and the uses of robotic forms of A.I. are addressed in plain, forthright prose.
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That Succession centers on the Roys and not those they crush really bugs some people, who wish it were more forthright in its criticisms of unchecked wealth.
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"It showed a level of not just courage, but a level of transparency and a desire to be forthright and candid and open and honest," she said.
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Donald Trump, ironically enough, has been surprisingly forthright about proposing new policy ideas for fighting ISIS — it's just that his policies are crazy, war crimes, or both.
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I applaud you for being so kind to each other in the midst of this uncertainty, and so forthright in confronting the emotional risks of your situation.
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But in the decades since, the sound he used back then — straight-toned and forthright, yet thoughtful and measured besides — has remained one of jazz's unsung constants.
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Bradley spoke out after earlier taking a more diplomatic tone in an interview with a journalist, saying he felt compelled to be more forthright on the issue.
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It's especially glaring in contrast to Bernie Sanders, the proverbial author of "the damn bill," who is forthright on this point: Middle class taxes would go up.
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During a conversation at a downtown cafe, Tegan was forthright and unapologetic, while Sara was analytical, using an app to astrologically survey our twin-by-twin dynamic.
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Legislators have been forthright about their motives: They're worried that evidence of what goes on on these farms will outrage Americans, so they want to ban it.
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Presence of Mind I'm still shaken after reading Mark Singer's tender and forthright Profile of David Milch and his experience with Alzheimer's disease ("Hello, Darkness," May 27th).
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It is like Basquiat, from his Samo days onward, to hint at some forthright argument and then, as you contemplate the work, to dance away from it.
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But what made "Married Love" a sensation after its publication in 1918—it sold 2,000 copies in the first two weeks—was its forthright approach to sex.
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His forthright ex-wife, Nilse Quercia, likens him to Isaac Bashevis Singer's hapless literary hero Gimpel the Fool, a man who has faith in sometimes undeserving people.
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Though it would not open a path to immigration — workers would still be expected to go home eventually — it would be more forthright than the current approach.
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He was hailed as a hero for the reassuring demeanor, forthright responses and resourcefulness that helped prevent a complete meltdown, by both the reactor and the public.
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Unlike Clinton, Sanders has been honest and forthright on the most controversial topics, which will help him overcome any attack from the Clinton campaign regarding gun control.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration aims to be forthright with Congressional investigations into Russian involvement with the 2016 U.S. election, a White House spokesman said on Thursday.
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This is the type of album that's suited more for a melodramatic rock opera than a stingy punk basement, and Rønnenfelt's eccentricities are put on forthright display.
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During an appearance on Good Morning America set to air this week, Biden offered one of his most forthright acknowledgments of his role in the hearings yet.
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Rae's show gives an intimate, forthright look at the topsy-turvy lives of two twentysomething Black women and earned the 32-year-old her first Golden Globe nom.
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"The ABC has been pretty forthright in its critical reporting of the asylum seeker issue in relation to Nauru and this is an extension of that," Kingsbury said.
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Mr Peña, who has a popularity rating of just 12%, was excoriated for inviting Mr Trump to Mexico City last year; his newly forthright stance has earned plaudits.
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While Previn is forthright in saying that her relationship with Allen was "a huge betrayal" of Mia Farrow, Allen's current feelings on the matter never made the story.
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" What China said in the past: In an editorial published in March, China's state-owned Global Times newspaper condemned the billionaire candidate as "big-mouthed" and "abusively forthright.
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The work's debt to Beckett is forthright, but it translates the bleak comedy of that Irish master into an exuberant American vernacular that even has room for optimism.
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"American Canyon Sutra" is one of the starkest songs you've ever made—and lyrically, by Cass McCombs standards, it's a pretty forthright statement on capitalism and consumer culture.
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After Trump set out his National Guard plans, Pena Nieto chided him in unusually forthright terms, telling him not to take out his domestic policy "frustration" on Mexico.
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Alsup on July 10 demanded PG&E give him a "fresh, forthright statement owning up to the true extent of the Wall Street Journal report" published that day.
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Forthright, nimble, and unrelenting in his accounts of social and racial injustice, the ideas of iconic author James Baldwin will stay evergreen as long as relevant patterns repeat.
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Be forthright about the purpose of your trip, and be ready to show an itinerary in the unlikely event that an American customs worker asks you for one.
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He rose from those humble beginnings in Australia to become one of Pope Francis' top advisers, equally admired and feared in gilded Vatican halls for his forthright manner.
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The film is straightforward and forthright about what horrors the village holds, telegraphing it in pictograms painted in the cabin that all of the young people sleep in.
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There's a tendency, perhaps, among queer artists to be as forthright and openhearted as possible, to proclaim that their pain is real, that they are real, they exist.
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Politico has reported that President Donald Trump is angry because he thinks Republicans have not been forthright enough in defending his incendiary tweets targeting four congresswomen of color.
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As you note, there's a risk that your son's biological father will contact your son online, and the boy would be upset that you weren't forthright with him.
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At the very least, police departments and experts have a duty to inform that conversation by being more forthright about the capabilities, benefits and risks of robotics technology.
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Wall Street Journal editor John Bussey told Fox's Shepard Smith that "the White House could actually learn from CNN's example" about being forthright when caught saying something untrue.
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Or that they might be more forthright as adults and take a philosophical view, agreeing that their love might not have weathered the changes as they grew older.
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It seems odd that the framers would understand the need for forthright policy discussions among our federal lawmakers while also denying the same privilege to the executive branch.
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Hov has stayed relatively tight-lipped on the racist buffoon in the White House up until now, but he was forthright in his interview with BBC's Clara Amfro.
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With forthright optimism, expert rhetorical skills in his fireside chats on the radio, Roosevelt coaxed resolve and hope from the American people and staved off a banking crisis.
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I was always forthright in my answer — that I don't think "balance" is the right word, because it's nearly impossible to have a demanding job and have balance.
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Bastrop has not been forthright to his wife, Maisie, nor to himself, about what happened in a besieged dugout in France, where many of his fellow soldiers died.
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The Federalist Society — and the Trump administration — are more forthright about the ways in which they hope originalism and textualism may apply to other arenas, particularly government regulation.
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As her relationship began to crumble, she wrote music of her own, thriving on songs that deliver the same forthright narratives that worked so well for her online.
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Asked about suggestions from some U.S. politicians that older people might be sacrificed for the sake of the economy their grandchildren would inherit, he was even more forthright.
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Asked about suggestions from some U.S. politicians that older people might be sacrificed for the sake of the economy their grandchildren would inherit, he was even more forthright.
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WAKE-UP CALL Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff had said on Saturday that qualifying was a wake-up call and he was just as forthright a day later.
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Despite the testy exchange, Mr. Pompeo once again showed himself to be the straight-talking, forthright diplomat he had promised to be, often answering questions with simple declaratives.
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A soft whisper of violins yields to sighing, drooping sounds throughout the strings, then forthright brass fanfares begin; they recur throughout the piece, a kind of periodic annunciation.
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They want to be judged as individual artists, not as a two-for-one special, and they insisted, in a manner forthright and justifiably exasperated, on separate interviews.
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" Carter, always lovably forthright, replied that the person who wrote that "put her finger on my weakest spot, which is a tendency to a batty kind of whimsicality.
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In a 2008 interview with The Times, she recalled her years of leading young people through sometimes-painful conversations about race, and made the case for being forthright.
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Created by the former principal Virginie Mécène for Ms. Chien-Pott, this reimagined solo — eerie yet poignantly forthright — reveals connections among the hip, the shoulder and the pelvis.
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That it also encompasses musical prodigy, the prospect of assisted suicide, and the forthright, self-deprecation of its flawed and funny lead character made it even more so.
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Thornton Wilder's portrait of small-town American life in a cosmic context is written in plain and forthright prose that grows in power in the recitation of it.
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Thornton Wilder's portrait of small-town American life in a cosmic context is written in plain and forthright prose that grows in power in the recitation of it.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full and forthright use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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He then disputed a detail in the Washington Post report that the president hung up on him and characterized the call as "frank and forthright" rather than contentious.
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"I have been forthright during the review, but I cannot combat every inaccuracy that is reported in the news media," Tooke said in an email to Forest Service staff.
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Let's make her kick-ass, and be forthright, make her a sexually sort of active person, take all those things that you wouldn't necessarily get, and do 'em all.
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On stage at Wired's 25th anniversary summit on Monday, he spoke in a forthright way about the problem of users only seeing views, news and opinions from one perspective.
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Distinguished by their intricate brickwork and limestone trim, these elegantly forthright carriage houses were designed by the firm of William B. Tubby, a favorite architect of the Pratt clan.
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If developed market central banks remain trapped at very low rates, and must become more forthright about the matter, we can expect emerging markets to get a material benefit.
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But others say that plenty of questions remain, and that they are disheartened by a seeming reluctance by Duke, Johnson & Johnson and Bayer to be forthright about the problem.
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The 75th anniversary commemorations come at a time U.S President Donald Trump's forthright, unilateralist approach to diplomacy has rattled NATO, the transatlantic military alliance formed after World War Two.
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The appealing thing about Trump's candidacy to authoritarian voters is not so much what he says, but the fact that he's saying it in a charismatic and forthright manner.
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What he's saying: The big picture: Powell, who is more plainspoken than his predecessors, has emphasized the importance of forthright communication since he took the helm of the Fed.
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When we meet new people, we are hesitant to develop close ties of trust and friendship with them until we see some evidence that they are honest and forthright.
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"The president has shown that he tends to be, shall we say, plain-spoken and forthright," said Bill Otis, special White House counsel to former President George H.W. Bush.
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We don't know whether these answers will be forthright, or whether the president will try to dodge the questions asked, since the format doesn't allow for immediate follow-ups.
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Forthright support for all three will help many politicians gain support in the sure-to-be-competitive 2018 elections in a way that gutting drug safety protections just wouldn't.
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It revived the diplomatic spat over the letter, which shocked many for its forthright language including an explicit threat from Trump to tank Turkey's economy if Erdogan displeased him.
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But President Obama has not made the case for expanding America's role in the fighting, nor has he given a forthright assessment of the resources that would be required.
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We are not saying put sanctions, but that we be forthright, be frank on what's going on in Tibet and in China in general and to raise the issue.
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With four formally accomplished, brutally forthright video installations, Ms. Perry uses the implacable inhumanity of computer and video-game software as a searing window into the contemporary black experience.
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Could the descendants of fiddle-playing, spirit-lifting, steady and kind Charles Ingalls write a forthright appraisal of his poor judgment in betting his family's fortunes on risky prospects?
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This volume's handsome plates feature forthright, detailed drawings; you can almost feel the sheen on the acorns of the cork oak or the shaggy surface of the Bristlecone fir.
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Full disclosure, forthright joy and forward motion are the dynamos of his art, which in my book at least, gives him an edge over Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon.
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It's up to heads of each agency to hold themselves and their people to high standards, and to be honest and forthright with the White House about potential crises.
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Ever since, she has been a French national treasure, known as much for her long androgynous silhouette, austere elegance and melancholic songs as for her wit and forthright intelligence.
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Scott Newhouse, a financial planner at Forthright Finances, suggested asking yourself the following questions in order to figure out your next steps:How will you bridge the income loss immediately?
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"For any company that is working with the [Department of Defense], we think it&aposs very important to be forthright that they are working with the DOD," Boyle said.
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Other U.N. bodies such as the Human Rights Council have been much less forthright, often dominated by countries such as China, Iran and Pakistan accused of their own abuses.
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"If you think you might get laid off, go through your budget and see what expenses you could cut," said Scott Newhouse, a certified financial planner with Forthright Finances.
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The justices were helped by the forthright presentation of the state's solicitor general, Frederick R. Yarger, who did not shy away from the more extreme implications of his argument.
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And even for police departments that are forthright about how they use the technology, like Washington County, they often don't collect or share any tangible metrics about its effectiveness.
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While Nadler can drop that subpoena at any moment, publicly he's hoping the mere threat of legal action will compel Barr — and others — to be forthright with the committee.
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In its forthright emotionalism, its overarching ambitions, and its complete and total devotion to telling this story as sincerely as possible, The Get Down is like nothing else out there.
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" The U.S. environmental agency said its oversight was hampered "by failures and resistance at the state and local levels to work with us in a forthright, transparent and proactive manner.
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If there was ever a time to watch a television series's forthright and intrepid depiction of prejudice, hatred, and the long, windy, and sometimes backward road to justice, it's now.
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Variety, the U.S.-based entertainment trade paper, called the film "a forthright critique of corruption and fundamentalism" that was "certain to be one of the most discussed movies" in Egypt.
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President Emmanuel Macron has been the most forthright among EU leaders in wanting to draw a line under Britain's Brexit crisis quickly to refocus on pushing forward the bloc's agenda.
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"You can be forthright without being a bully, but equally you need to be empathetic without being submissive," Jones writes, adding that it's important to gauge how others will respond.
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After Goldwater's landslide loss in 1964, conservatives like William F. Buckley were more forthright in disavowing the Birchers and no Republican presidential nominee ever embraced them the way Goldwater did.
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Harsanyi, senior editor at The Federalist and author of the book The People Have Spoken (And They Are Wrong): The Case Against Democracy, is one of the most forthright voices.
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Dayan, who was born in Argentina and emigrated to Israel in 1971, is a forthright advocate of Jewish settlements and opposes a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"Responsible journalists should keep pressing Donald Trump on his taxes, but the media can't blackout the Republican nominee simply because they believe he isn't being forthright with voters," Hunter said.
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In a separate interview on ABC's "The View" program, Mr. Johnson said that he was just trying to be as forthright about the situation as possible and made no excuses.
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The SDNY states that it "assessed Cohen to be forthright and credible" while Mueller concludes that Cohen was "credible and consistent with other evidence" and provided "relevant and useful" information.
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" Heinrich added it calls into question "whether he is being honest and forthright with the committee and what does that mean for the highest law enforcement officer in the country?
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Ultimately we decided that the words themselves were newsworthy, and that omitting them or merely describing them or slyly hinting at them would not have been forthright with our readers.
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Even now, it's hard to think of many politicians willing to be anywhere near as forthright as Teddy Roosevelt was about the dangers to democracy posed by vast inherited wealth.
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But Chinese analysts said it would be highly unlikely for Mr. Xi to agree to see a cabinet-level American official, given the curdled relationship and Mr. Pence's forthright speech.
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She sees Mr. Hockney as an iconoclast who has been forthright about his inclinations, depicting homoerotic scenes at a time when gay sex was still a criminal offense in England.
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Their mysteries beg the question, what motivated Richard Pousette-Dart to produce works as enigmatic and insular, in terms of imagery, as they are luminescent and forthright in their effects?
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After years of injecting trillions of dollars into their economies in an effort to encourage growth, central bankers have become more forthright in signaling an end to easy-money policies.
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But he was forthright in his accusations against Mr. Erdogan's government, calling on him to immediately lift the state of emergency and release two hunger strikers who are seriously ill.
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But she wasn't as forthright about whether it would mean higher taxes until last fall, when she proposed $220 trillion in new spending over a decade to pay for it.
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One of Obama's chief critics at the time: Donald Trump, who suggested the US government wasn't being forthright with the American people and offered suggestions widely rejected by health professionals.
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Still, you could see the two sisters' close likeness: they were big and broad-shouldered like their father, with forthright, open pink faces, long, flat cheeks, an obstinate, set jaw.
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For this Canadian-born production, written by Irene Sankoff and David Hein and directed by Christopher Ashley, is as honorable in its intentions as it is forthright in its sentimentality.
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One of those two women was June Vaile, a funny and forthright 80-year-old who was happy to die from cancer since macular degeneration had stolen her life's pleasures.
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But they feel like accessories to the main event that is Jessica James, a funny and forthright ball of confidence who seems to exist in perpetual limbo between cynicism and optimism.
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But that was before we knew that Biles was a survivor of sexual abuse — abuse the American gymnastics body knowingly enabled, abuse that Biles has been forthright about discussing in public.
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His media interests — which also include a magazine and a TV station — are among the most forthright in Russia's mainstream media, however, publishing revelations that are viewed by many as taboo.
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As more women in Hollywood come forward with tales of tales of battling the wage gap, the idea that those negotiating on their behalf would be less than forthright is disconcerting.
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"Her forthright activism and outspokenness about addiction, mental illness, and agnosticism have advanced public discourse on these issues with creativity and empathy," said the Humanist Hub, which gave her the award.
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Rather than piling on restrictions to the right to vote, legislators should engage in forthright public education efforts to inform voters of the importance and integrity of their right to vote.
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In the past year in particular, musicians like Zendaya and Demi Lovato have all been bullied by internet trolls about their figures and have been outspoken and forthright in their responses.
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All this seemed to some to vindicate rumors Trump and his allies had been trying to spread about Clinton's health for some time, and made Clinton appear less than fully forthright.
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I have even more critiques about her ability to answer basic questions in a frank and forthright manner, but what I don't have a critique for is her preparedness for office.
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Part of the transformation, said his senior campaign aide Tatiana Clouthier, has been Lopez Obrador's wife Beatriz Gutierrez, a forthright feminist who has broadened his appeal among female voters in Mexico.
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It is incumbent upon the next Speaker of the House, as well as all Republicans, Democrats and Independents seeking office this November, to commit to being forthright about our national debt.
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We quietly smiled at the pictures flashing across our screens of her with her famous family, her turns in the national spotlight and the testimonials about her grit and forthright warmth.
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That prompted the unusually forthright rebuke from Yad Vashem, an independent body that is partly financed by the Israeli government and that is also known as the World Holocaust Remembrance Center.
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Mr. Trump selected General McMaster last February after pushing out Michael T. Flynn, his first national security adviser, for not being forthright about a conversation with Russia's ambassador at the time.
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It is at the same time a book that, like his family, never gives in to self-pity but remains remarkably balanced, forthright and unwavering in its search for the truth.
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In his posthumously published memoirs and other books that chronicled his thoughts — recorded by visitors and spirited out of his home — he defended his record and embraced increasingly forthright democratic views.
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In the action movie, Wolff has trouble communicating with people, often being forthright without being emotional or confrontational, something that Affleck said he researched extensively, meeting with people living with autism.
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One former employee, who had written multiple postmortem emails, said he often tried to be "generous" about the reasons employees were fired, but was encouraged by human resources to be forthright.
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But on Monday, a former administration official said the Justice Department warned the White House last month that Mr. Flynn had not been fully forthright about his conversations with the ambassador.
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In fact, then-Judge Ginsburg was forthright in her support of the right to abortion, calling it "essential to woman's equality," and she praised the 1992 decision in Planned Parenthood v.
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The erotically forthright work by women feels particularly bold, coming as it did when postwar codes of gender "normality" were still widely held and before an organized feminism movement could give support.
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The spare, sparkling "All I Need" is a forthright, downright prom-worthy love song—a relative rarity for Yorke—and the ghostly hums of "Jigsaw Falling into Place" have a serene gentleness.
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The spare, sparkling "All I Need" is a forthright, downright prom-worthy love song—a relative rarity for Yorke—and the ghostly hums of "Jigsaw Falling into Place" have a serene gentleness.
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The NWS is being forthright about the high amount of uncertainty involved in the New York snow forecast: WE ALSO WANT TO EMPHASIZE THE UNCERTAINTY WITH THE SNOWFALL FORECAST FOR THIS EVENT.
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One of Alex's contentions, even though he talked a lot, he's been one of the more forthright people in tech, about what happened at Facebook and other places, is that it's misunderstood.
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But the protection from civil actions would constitute a major win for Silicon Valley tech companies that would come at the cost of being more forthright about how they process user data.
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The EU was more forthright in its criticism, saying that summoning the German envoy did not seem to be in line with the EU's cherished freedoms of the press and of expression.
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"[He was] a man who had obviously been brought up with not just common courtesy but important values and was very forthright in calling out injustice wherever he saw it," adds Elwes.
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For it to happen, candidates would need to be forthright with the American people about the problem and the various ways we might get our nation back on the right fiscal track.
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Lawmakers who met with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday said they found him "personable" and "forthright" but still expect to have plenty of questions for him when he testifies this week.
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And finally, you need to ask for permission and be honest and forthright with your intentions as to the testing process and the eventual product that you hope will hit the market.
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The museum takes a forthright look, too, at intelligence failures, dissecting the catastrophically mistaken estimates about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and pairing the attacks on Pearl Harbor and on Sept.
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"I've listened to countless speeches in this hall, but I can say this: None were bolder, none more courageous and forthright than the one delivered by President Trump today," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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But because this larger group is cautious, its members have been overshadowed by the more forthright, combative and, yes, reactionary Cardinal Burke, whose interventions might as well come with the hashtag #TheResistance.
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Volker insists he was forthright and honest in his first deposition based on his understanding at the time, but Democrats — and perhaps some Republicans — are likely to zero in on his inconsistencies.
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"Baggage" (which, I should be forthright, is probably my favorite episode of the season so far) made me think about these things because they're constantly jostling up against each other in interesting ways.
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He's been forthright about his personal and physical struggles, and his many fans would like nothing better than for one of Melee's longest-standing champions to take home a big win this weekend.
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In fact, they're on ... for American journalists, the way they talk on Twitter now, for example, has become ... You and I are very forthright and we say the things we feel like saying.
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"The initial statement put all the options on the table, as well as the potential for tiering, but then he was a bit less forthright," said Lyn Graham Taylor, rates strategist at Rabobank.
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Mahal, a Canadian-born Sikh, was suddenly the arrogant outsider deigning to tell American audiences that they aren't as virtuous and forthright as they think—and that's what launched him to the title.
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Amid all the deception, Republicans have been fairly forthright about why they've made Obamacare repeal their first priority: It is so that they can ultimately reform the tax code on a permanent basis.
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Well-known for his provocative newspaper columns and undiplomatic language, below are some of Johnson's forthright comments: Earlier this year Johnson won a "President Erdogan Offensive Poetry competition" run by The Spectator magazine.
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It seems that a lot of the more prominent bands in your scene have become much more forthright in deconstructing the stereotype of it being a heteronormative, "sad guy pines over girl" genre.
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Trump openly ran on a platform of white resentment and triggering the libs, appalling writers like Williamson who saw their shtick performed in a way that was more vulgar, but also more forthright.
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Evans's simple, forthright approach, his clean compositional geometry, and the optical clarity of his pictures underscore the camera's potential to record and describe the world with a starkness that is, at times, astonishing.
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Professor Hartman's essay, written in response to those revelations, was commended in some quarters for forthright introspection but condemned in others for what detractors saw as his lenient appraisal of de Man's ideology.
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Ramsay, a forthright person who was raised in working-class Glasgow and whom has worked in the industry for more than twenty years, clearly detests talking about her work in relation to gender.
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" Executive Director of Magic System Foundation (the charitable foundation under which FEMUA operates), Jean-Louis Boua, is forthright about the festival's capabilities telling me, in regards to last year's theme, "We can't impose.
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UNDER RED SKIES Three Generations of Life, Loss, and Hope in China By Karoline Kan The subtitle of Karoline Kan's bracingly forthright memoir flags one intended audience: fans of multigenerational Chinese family sagas.
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The cardinal's deepening involvement is a severe blow to the Vatican and the pope as they try to convince the world that the scandal has ebbed with a supposedly full and forthright accounting.
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That nasty, jealous Ted Cruz tried to smear Donald for his current marriage to the gorgeous Melania, but here's what I say: Melania is a proud example of Donald's forthright approach to immigration.
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Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee have described Kushner's answers as forthright and satisfactory, while committee Democrats have raised the prospect that they might want to bring Kushner back for a second appearance.
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In June, Motherboard sat in on one of these meetings, which is notable considering Facebook has generally not been very forthright in how it decides the rules its moderators are asked to enforce.
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But most of all, it was a forthright message from a pope whose own church, to the dismay of many of his supporters, still recognizes the difference between a just and unjust war.
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At the very least, the Iowa Democratic Party needs to be forthright about who developed the app so that the public can determine, to the best of its ability, whether that company is trustworthy.
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Yan Lianke, one of China's most forthright and versatile novelists, enlists extravagant comedy and far-fetched fable to propel his critique of a society where "power and money have colluded to steal people's souls".
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For Mrs May, it was Nick Timothy, a bald Machiavelli who fell out with David Cameron while in government and spent a hiatus from politics composing forthright blogposts, before finding himself in Downing Street.
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For Mr Johnson, it is Dominic Cummings, a bald Machiavelli who fell out with David Cameron while in government and spent a hiatus from politics composing forthright blogposts, before finding himself in Downing Street.
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That is where Yellen, who is particularly concerned about labor market health, could create more clarity on what is now guiding the Fed by being more forthright with her personal views, Fed watchers say.
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Gia Marie Love, a transwoman and advocate for trans youth of color, brings to light the differing layers of privilege that exist within the larger LGBTQ community through her forthright views and staunch advocacy.
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The 94-year-old New Yorker is the subject of "Iris in Paris," a fashion exhibition and pop-up shop at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche department store that celebrates her famous, forthright style.
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As California's recent stumbles have shown, all the great intentions in the world aren't enough if regulators are not honest with themselves and forthright with policymakers about the trade-offs required for deep decarbonization.
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If the tech companies want to avoid a raft of onerous regulation, they need to be even more forthright than they have been about what went wrong, and how they plan to fix it.
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The White House has said Mr. Flynn resigned after it became clear he had not been forthright about conversations he had in late December with Sergey I. Kislyak, who was then the Russian ambassador.
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I had all the transcripts from my past conversations with Mr. Williams to draw from — his forthright reflections on his alcohol abuse and his hilariously frank description of his impetuous "Popeye" producer, Robert Evans.
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A saxophone and trombone stated slow, three-note phrases, forthright and free of vibrato, and nearly everyone in the room started to sway steadily — somewhere between a dance step and a state of surrender.
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It rocked the literary landscape and elevated tomboys to the top of the heroine heap, as Jo March inspired generations of early feminists to be forthright and assertive, and to reject traditional, passive femininity.
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Eclipsed in the media by liberals like Ms. Tlaib and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, they are now taking their turn in the spotlight, forthright about their views on and off camera.
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The forthright Ms. Saldana, 38 — born in New Jersey and reared in Queens and in the Dominican Republic — now nests in Los Angeles with her artist husband, Marco Perego, and their three young sons.
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And Xbox chief Phil Spencer has been much more forthright about this upcoming console generation, to promote a spirit of transparency with fans to counter Sony's more tight-lipped approach with the PlayStation 5.
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Marsh is determined to whip the Hotshots into an efficient unit, despite challenges from his forthright wife (a vivid Jennifer Connelly, whose impassioned arguments with Mr. Brolin's character have their own kind of spark).
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But Asylum is the show's most forthright depiction of the ways that American society once tried to literally wipe LGBTQ people from the face of the planet for not strictly conforming to that norm.
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That's one reason why law-and–religion pundits are poring carefully over this month's judgement by an employment appeal tribunal in London which upheld the dismissal of a prison worker with forthright views on homosexuality.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet, however, has been forthright in forging economic ties with U.S. counterparts and Aso proposed next month's U.S. dialogue with Pence, a free trade advocate with limited experience in financial diplomacy.
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That we have done nothing to address the inadequate domestic intelligence functionality within our borders is reprehensible, and requires a sober and forthright national conversation about the deficiencies that have allowed deaths on American soil.
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The film, by Jason Benjamin (with Lena Dunham as one of the producers), introduces several of their customers, who are forthright about their histories and the relationship between how they identify and what they wear.
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Whether or not they should be banned, as the American Medical Association has argued, a good first step would be to insist that advertisements promoting drugs for life-threatening conditions be entirely forthright about outcomes.
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" Ms. Simpson, who also has family roots in Chicago, said she noted a "black Chicago thing" about Ms. Joyner's outlook, which she defined as a forthright sense of humor, "a way of seeing the world.
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And they said they are troubled by the way, in their view, 1stdibs is prizing revenue growth over dealer relationships, and increasingly removing the ability for them to work directly with clients or be forthright.
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The men who I wanted to be dating, on the other hand, wouldn't call me for a second date, because they're men who like forthright, independent, complicated women — and that's not who I was being.
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What is needed now, not just from the White House, but from leaders in all walks of American life, is a forthright recognition that the nation is at war with a deadly and stealthy foe.
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Maybe Streep wins and Trump says nothing, but the ongoing wave of sexual harassment and assault revelations sweeping through Hollywood and other major industries pushes Three Billboards, the forthright tale of one angry woman, forward.
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Possessed of a bracingly forthright attack and a broad historic awareness, this 23-year-old vibraphonist can pull together elements of 1960s post-bop, 1990s neoconservatism and nouveau hip-hop fusion without forcing the issue.
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She is forthright about mistakes made in Iraq, and notes that disasters like the mistreatment of prisoners at Abu Ghraib and American stumbles in postinvasion Iraq complicated the Bush administration's goals of promoting democracy elsewhere.
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"There are still a lot of things that happen on the road that are not the most supportive to women in music," she said, noting that Mitski had a forthright way of dealing with them.
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Recall that failure to be forthright, lying to an FBI agent, is a violation of Title 18 U.S.C. § 1001, and is tantamount to perjury -- bringing with it a sentencing exposure of five years in prison.
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On Monday, former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg participated in a series of forthright and occasionally heated interviews after saying he would refuse to comply with the stipulations of a subpoena from the special counsel.
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Ms. Andrews, an Oscar-, Emmy- and Grammy-winning actress who is as warm and forthright in person as anyone who grew up loving "Mary Poppins" would expect her to be, has worked with puppets before.
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And while Bernie wasn't campaigning on that kind of thing, Clinton was much more forthright about courting the votes of minorities — and maybe that offended them, and then eventually pushed them out and toward Trump.
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She portrayed him as neither forthright nor realistic about how much his ideals would cost, and as an interloper in the Democratic Party who did not deserve to carry on the unfinished agenda of President Obama.
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The commemorations come against the backdrop of two years of forthright diplomacy and "America First" policymaking by Trump and his administration that have shaken the NATO alliance and tested relations with allies including Britain and France.
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In a forthright statement, the Mayor or London Sadiq Khan said that the "shameful state of London's toxic air" had forced him to "trigger the first 'very high' air pollution alert" under a new alert system.
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"In this day and age, we have no other option but to talk about it as forthright and candidly as possible," said Jim Manley, a Democratic strategist who has worked for top Democrats in the Senate.
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Aldrin, 88, has long been among the most colorful of NASA's astronauts — frank about his struggles with depression and alcohol after his space agency career ended, and forthright about his hopes for future human space exploration.
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In the unusually forthright statement issued by Harry's office which confirmed the relationship for the first time, the prince's Communications Secretary said they had fought nightly legal battles to keep defamatory stories from appearing in papers.
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Do they attack the document (and the pope) head-on, on the theory that conservative Catholicism's essential problem is its vulnerability to constant end-arounds, constant winking "pastoral" moves, and that these need more forthright opposition?
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Many might find this kind of framing appropriate, and inspiringly forthright, in a discussion of policing in Ferguson, Missouri, or of the American meat industry's efforts to thwart animal-rights activists—a current interest of Greenwald's.
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CreditCreditSasha Arutyunova for The New York Times To spend some quality time with Taylor Stanley is to realize that this New York City Ballet principal dancer — bold and forthright onstage — is as sensitive as they come.
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They argued that Gorsuch is "more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant," since he wrote "a full book on assisted suicide and euthanasia" that "came down decisively against" the practices.
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He appeared relaxed, though tired after more than a day of travel, and was forthright, if typically brief, about his efforts to lower the temperature between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim and open a diplomatic channel.
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Democrats will say that they have evidence to suggest he wasn't being forthright with them, and under oath in front of cameras and in front of the American public demand he tell them everything he knows.
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Now, with markets on a perpetual sugar high from so much stimulus, central bankers have become more forthright in signaling interest rate increases, or in paring bond-buying programs that have flooded the markets with cash.
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Her voice moved from airy delicacy to forthright declamation; the traditional sounds in her performance were loops from a computer meshed with electric guitar lines, and the rhythms exulted in ways to subdivide six-beat grooves.
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" Lutterbie concluded by encouraging students to "have your voice heard" by phoning or emailing Dean Kopp or Provost Michael Bernstein, adding, "We promise to be forthright and pass on any new information as we get it.
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What&aposs so interesting since Strzok, himself, and his attorneys said they were more than willing to come to the Hill to speak to lawmakers and be forthright with them and now they are hiding behind this.
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The woman who spurred all of this, my whiny tweets and all, used to pretend to be so woke she could appreciate a black man "comfortable" enough in his masculinity to be so forthright with his feelings.
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But just as we rightly point out the debilitating nature of Islamist extremism in combating terrorism, we must be clear and forthright about the effects of this kind of nativistic extremism that leads to death as well.
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"Our attitude at Zenefits today is to be very transparent and forthright about what happened, it's not to double down on something wrong in the past, it's to admit it, fix it, and move on," he said.
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My wife and I reckon their strong-willed and forthright personalities are strengths that will serve them well their entire lives (especially if they come up against men to whom these kinds of lessons were not imparted).
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Uglow, a circumspect biographer, does discuss his many friendships with women, and some avowals about wanting a wife, but the general outline seems clear enough, and she devotes many forthright pages to Lear's unbearably melancholy love life.
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On 2013's FOREST, he was a kid who was forthright with his feelings and message, and on his latest effort, he's made it clear that he's an incredible storyteller comfortable working with metaphors and figurative imagery.
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It's a forthright, comfortably uncomfortable vignette that offers an early and reassuring sign that those involved with this vibrantly reincarnated work know what they're doing, as surely as the whore and the baby butcher (or abortionist) do.
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Democrats are now arguing that Kavanaugh was not forthright under oath during his confirmation hearings to be a circuit court judge more than a decade ago, and are zeroing in on his work on behalf of Pickering.
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Ifill said Saturday on Twitter that she had spoken to various officials at Amtrak who were "respectful, forthright and apologetic" but added she is "colossally disappointed" in the company for the incident and how it was handled.
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Both on his TV shows and in his standup, he alternates between being the forthright guy who knows better than everyone else and the self-loathing, out-of-touch guy who realizes he knows nothing at all.
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The Trump adviser was more forthright about Washington's trimming of funds for United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which extends aid to Palestinians displaced by the 1948 war of Israel's founding and to millions of their descendants.
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But the size of the 20163 intrusions revealed in Friday's indictment are sure to raise questions about how well the federal government is able to track such hacks and how forthright the government is about sharing that information.
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" Of her book's candor, she notes: "There were a lot of difficult things I went through in a very short intense period of time under very public circumstances and I needed to be forthright and honest about it.
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And saying, "Well, on the one hand Trump has these issues, on the other hand Hillary's staff could have been more forthright about the medical history," it seems like that's a tricky line to walk for you guys.
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"I know people Suboxone has helped, but unfortunately a lot of the clinics are not forthright in trying to taper people off," said Mark Mitchell, the Lebanon police chief and a member of Judge Moore's drug court team.
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Well, surprise: "Honey Boy," Shia LaBeouf's startlingly forthright, cathartic and beautifully acted movie based on his confusing and chaotic life as a child actor, winds up demonstrating what can go right, when the right elements are in place.
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" Ms. Pérez made her Met debut last year as Micaëla in Bizet's "Carmen," and was praised by Zachary Woolfe in The New York Times as a "confident, forthright presence in a role that can fade into merely demure.
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She spent the episode alternately calculating, cleareyed — Rickon's dead, she told Jon early on — and above all, forthright and confident, asserting her role as a leader in the effort and scolding Jon for ignoring her insights into Ramsay.
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The aim, he said, mentioning the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, is to be forthright about the horrors that were part of the nation's racial history and their continuity from slavery through Jim Crow to the present day.
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Though Mr. Rubio has taken on Mr. Trump more directly and forcefully as his own campaign for president lost altitude over the last two weeks, he was never as forthright or as angry as he appeared on Saturday.
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In "The Naked Civil Servant" (1975), seen first on television in England, he was Quentin Crisp, a flame-haired raconteur and social butterfly whose forthright flamboyance as a gay man helped push the acceptance of homosexuality in Britain.
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"High Horse," a glitzy, Stetson-topped disco song, is as fun as it is forthright ("Darlin', you take the high horse and I'll take the high road / If you're too good for us, you'll be good riding solo").
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Clinton is forthright about the country's mixed opinions of her and about the news media's treatment of her (including by Matt Lauer, who has since been fired from NBC News after he was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior).
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His portrait would be staid, quietly dignified, but forthright — letting through the weariness and perhaps even the inner fortitude of the man who throughout the tenure of his presidency was consistently publicly called a Muslim terrorist from Kenya.
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" When asked if there was ever even a sliver of doubt in the epic three hours and fifty-seven minutes that he spent on the wall, he's honest and forthright: "It went perfectly; very much a best-case scenario.
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Suspicions are spreading throughout the population in capital punishment states, but even as demand for forthright and open public debate rises, these states respond by placing legal shrouds in the form of secrecy laws over the details of execution.
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Much like country singer Dolly Parton, Vonnegut manages to find fans on all sides of the political aisle, with a balance of forthright, salt of the earth language and gentle observational humor that tempers social satire and political commentary.
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Never one to lose an opportunity to stir up controversy, Trump has been forthright in his criticism of U.S. foreign policy and has offended several European countries and their leaders, most notably attacking German Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policy.
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The U.S. Embassy in Ankara said in a statement later on Wednesday that the two sides were committed to accelerated and concrete progress on the Manbij roadmap, adding that Jeffrey had "forthright, positive, and productive" talks during his visit.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission is proposing that EU governments make direct money transfers to Iran's central bank to avoid U.S. penalties, an EU official said, in what would be the most forthright challenge to Washington's newly reimposed sanctions.
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As someone who was used to being met with resistance both for being black and for being gay, it's no surprise that Baldwin's thoughts on what it means to be disenfranchised in this country were so forthright and profound.
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The group was convened by Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase and Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, and included the likes of GE and GM, as well as Vanguard and T.Rowe Price, two fund managers with reputations for being forthright.
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These are soaked overnight, longer in winter and shorter in summer, and ground first with fresh parsley and onion, then with a dozen "secret" spices, the most forthright among them coriander, anise and cayenne, for a thrum of heat.
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"[Biden's allies] are not being forthright, and they're trying to find an answer for their lack of preparation and their lack of performance," said Melissa Watson, a Harris supporter and the Democratic chairwoman of Berkeley County in South Carolina.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 22 (Reuters) - India needs to create a bad bank quickly, the finance ministry's top economic adviser said on Wednesday, supporting forthright views expressed by Viral Acharya, the new deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India.
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We have seen, for example, the special representative, the secretary general of the U.N., she just met with these senior religious figures in Iraq with Grand Ayatollah Sistani, made, I thought, quite a forthright statement after that particular meeting.
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The menu is best when it focuses on forthright comfort food, like lu rou fan, pork leg broken down into caramelly hunks, long simmered with rock sugar and Shaoxing wine, and heaped over rice so the flavors trickle down.
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From Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, California, watercolor-and-ink portraits by Latefa Noorzai, who was born in Afghanistan in 22006, are charming and forthright in their boldly colored images of bearded faces or stippled-paint fashion plates.
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She masters the single-paper page like it is her stage and creates a confident floating environment that references the forthright structure of comic books in a graceful and impactful way that does not require paneling or elaborate explanation.
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And while the movie is welcome for its forthright insistence that the sexual gratification of women over 40 is a worthy subject to tell stories about, the individual stories within the film aren't wildly different from standard romance fodder.
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It's heavy content, but when discussing Working Class Woman over the phone from Montreal, Davidson is incredibly forthright about its inspiration, unafraid to go deep on her love/hate relationship with psychology and call bullshit on our capitalist shackles.
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It needs to be very forthright about why the phones exploded, what was wrong with the batteries—be it size or manufacturing—as well as what steps it is going to take to ensure this sort of thing never happens again.
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Yet if the night was muddy and unclear in terms of its electoral meaning, it did show the ideological direction of the party in very forthright terms: Sanders is winning the battle of ideas and tugging Clinton to the left.
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"We are going to be honest, we are going to be forthright, we are going to be critical where need be, but we're certainly willing to engage with anyone, certainly the President-elect, in terms of advancing civil rights," Brooks said.
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Marvel also released a teaser trailer for Iron Fist, the story of a man named Danny Rand and the mystical powers he inherits: It's a little less forthright than the Cage trailer (Iron Fist is set to debut after Luke Cage).
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" Former Vice President Dick Cheney discussed working for Bush and his son, George W. Bush, on NBC's "Meet the Press": "Probably — well, as vice president they couldn't fire me, so I could be a little bit more forthright in speaking.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Top EU officials rebuked Turkey on Thursday over its arrests of journalists and academics and the long pre-trial detention of a Kurdish politician, holding a forthright press conference with Turkey's foreign minister in Ankara that quickly turned tense.
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Ryan's forthright admission that Republicans are not yet ready to be a governing party is likely to spook investors counting on relatively swift passage of a major corporate tax cut, significant new infrastructure spending and a dramatic reduction in federal regulation.
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Men Explain Things to Me Rebecca Solnit This book isn't long, but it packs a powerful punch in its forthright look at how men and women communicate and the problems that have risen from traditional gender roles in our society.
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It's an apt theme, for religious tropes often inspire such clarity in singer-songwriters, and this fragile, hushed, hymnlike album shares with Leonard Cohen's last few a forthright, openhearted quality: a need to speak plainly before the altar of performance.
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The companies that occupy a central role in our lives, producing the food that most of us eat every day, are not being forthright about the harm they're doing, in spite of increasing public pressure for increased sustainability and transparency.
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"State Street's custody clients, many of whom were public pension funds, financial institutions and non-profit organizations, had a right to expect that State Street would execute transactions in an honest and forthright manner," said Carmen Ortiz, U.S attorney for Massachusetts.
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Despite a surprisingly forthright statement from the Trump White House denouncing Beijing's move as "Orwellian nonsense and part of a growing trend by the Chinese Communist Party to impose its political views on American citizens and private companies," many airlines caved.
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"At the same time that Facebook was learning the important lesson that tech firms must be forthright with the public about privacy issues, Google apparently elected to withhold information about a relevant vulnerability for fear of public scrutiny," the letter reads.
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Earlier on Thursday, top EU officials rebuked Turkey over its arrests of journalists and academics and the long pre-trial detention of a Kurdish politician, holding a forthright press conference with Turkey's foreign minister in Ankara that swiftly turned tense.
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Bareman is keen to see money from FIFA ring-fenced for women's development programs in developing countries and areas where the sport has yet to flourish, and she has been forthright in pushing national federations to fully embrace the women's game.
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The financier has been forthright about the tax advantages of his new Hill Art Foundation, housed on two floors of a Chelsea tower: "I can shelter capital gains," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 2998.
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It's hard to believe that in an era that produced so many outrageously forthright and defiant female creatives—successful despite the casual sexism that dominated the music industry—two of the most lauded voices of the time weren't better acquainted.
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A group of freshman Democrats in the House, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, has emerged as forthright critics of Israel and the United States' policy tilt toward the Israeli government.
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Then Vietor and Lovett spotted Bill Kristol, the founding editor of The Weekly Standard and a neoconservative boogeyman to liberals during the George W. Bush presidency, who emerged as one of the most forthright conservative critics of Trump in 2016.
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Jerry Jones, the charismatic and forthright owner of the Dallas Cowboys, is in a league of his own for promoting and monetizing the value of his team, which is said to be the most valuable sports franchise in the world.
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"Williams handles crime scene procedures with assurance, uses forthright language to portray a frightful killer and isn't above injecting a bit of Southern humor into a grim situation," Marilyn Stasio wrote in 2011 in The New York Times Book Review.
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The subsequent geopolitical storm has proved so uncomfortable that Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr, one of the most forthright voices in basketball, essentially declined to comment Monday night when invited by Bay Area reporters to wade into the discussion.
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At first glance, it's hard to know what to make of Solomon's "Got to Go." The book unfolds as a series of black-and-white portraits of people who are either uncannily forthright or in some way distressed, or both.
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But "God of Vengeance" holds the stage formidably in its own right, primarily for its forthright depiction of the love between Yankl's teenage daughter, Rifkele (Shayna Schmidt), and Manke (Melissa Weisz), one of the women who work in the brothel.
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Mr. Trump and General McMaster have been something of an odd couple since the president tapped him in February after pushing out Michael T. Flynn, his first national security adviser, for not being forthright about a conversation with Russia's ambassador.
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And the perception of this catastrophe was made worse by previous decisions President Bush had made, including, first and foremost, the failure to be open and forthright on Iraq and rushing to war with inadequate planning and preparation for its aftermath.
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Mrache is forthright about the home's quirks: "The cabin is not as big as it looks in this photo," warns the caption of a picture of the main level, which is just 100 square feet, with a sleeping loft above.
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No more excuses about not being a mind reader or women who aren't forthright enough: We need to rehumanize sex, so that all of us, regardless of gender, approach it as a creative collaboration, as opposed to a zero-sum game.
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Lewandowski, who pledged in his opening statement to be cooperative and forthright, repeatedly declined to answer questions about conversations with the president and repeatedly pointed to White House claims of executive privilege — even though he never worked in the White House.
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While I thought it was preposterous, I didn't expect either that the state of Pennsylvania (which has a Democratic governor, Tom Wolf) would bring a lawsuit or that a federal judge would be so forthright in calling the administration out.
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None of this will be new to fans of the spy genre, but by wedding one of the world's biggest stars to a surprisingly brutal and forthright consideration of these ideas, Red Sparrow puts its text and subtext on parallel tracks.
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"I think users should take an active role in how they share their data, and the first step to this is having companies be forthright in sharing how they collect their users data and who they share it with," said The App Analyst.
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SEC Chair Mary Jo White came to the heart of Silicon Valley to deliver a speech at Stanford University's Rock Center for Corporate Governance on March 31, 2016, which touched on a variety of topics but was rather forthright in addressing startup valuations.
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Roosevelt's successor, Harry Truman—who needed the votes of Northern blacks to score his upset victory in 239 over Thomas Dewey—was even more forthright, desegregating the military and running on the strongest civil-rights platform the Democrats had ever put forth.
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President Donald Trump has been characteristically forthright, commenting on both the opportunity that leaving the 2169-member union could bring to the U.K. and U.S.' relationship, and also on how badly he thought British Prime Minister Theresa May had handled the negotiations.
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Will is more forthright than most on this point: He chides conservatives for blasting activist judges, for instance, arguing that the right needs a judiciary willing to make sweeping rulings to curb the power of the state and the whims of the crowd.
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"You have been forthright, this is your third try to do so, sir, didn't work so well the first time, did it," Maloney said in reference to Sondland's closed door testimony in October and his subsequent reversal of his initial testimony this month.
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They will parse every glint in the fretful yet forthright performance of Lupita Nyong'o, and thrill to the scene in which Zora, needing to mash the life out of her enemy, deploys not a gun or a knife but a golf putter.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's warning that the virus would infect 60 percent to 70 percent of people in Germany — a figure she attributed to the "consensus among experts" — was the most forthright admission of the scale of the problem by any world leader.
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But the situation is pretty troublesome, as it raises questions about whether the Brazilian government, including its top leader, is being completely forthright — particularly when it comes to how he's communicating about the pandemic to Brazilians and the rest of the world.
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In spite of this dualism, it is not a complex personality that emerges from his book, but an extremely likable, forthright figure of a man who takes a simple pride in what he has been able to accomplish in his 65 years.
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Fauci, and Birx, have tried to approach those issues diplomatically, but have also seemed to find it increasingly difficult to hide their momentary frustrations with the president during briefings, and Fauci recently gave a forthright interview in which he described working with Trump.
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West recently forswore making political statements, and a New York Times investigation published on Wednesday showed that Facebook, which Zuckerberg founded and leads, has not always been forthright about how much the platform was used to influence elections and spread hate speech.
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But the Swift Boaters managed to exploit a major flaw in the ethos of the political press: the media's preference for documenting the optics of a controversy in an electoral setting rather than settling the matter at hand with forthright truth-telling.
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His earlier forays into furniture include a more ornate direction — mirrors framed with twisted branches of bronze, a floor lamp with a thorny rose stem — but over the years his work has dramatically evolved from the decorative to the powerful, forthright and graphic.
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This level of tolerance has been shaped in some measure by the government's reluctance to be forthright about the nature of torture and by the Obama administration's decision early on not to investigate the abuses committed by intelligence personnel for potential criminal prosecution.
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In contrast to earlier fiction about same-sex relationships, which tended to depict them as necessarily secretive, "The Front Runner" spoke to a younger generation by presenting the two men's relationship in a forthright way; Ms. Warren's depictions of gay sex are explicit.
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This could be especially pertinent because of Trump's penchant for making candid foreign policy statements from his Twitter account; a good ambassador might be able to provide their host government with reassurances and explanation perhaps absent from the president-elect's forthright 140-character messages.
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There is some level of concern among U.S. officials that while Goyal has met industry officials in recent weeks, some top American company executives have not been forthright about expressing their policy concerns to the Indian government, two other sources aware of the communication said.
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" When it came to the music itself, Levine was forthright about the fact that something hadn't been working according to his standards, describing the band before he joined The Voice as "not doing as well at that point as we had wanted to be doing.
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Not always—there have been some schools that have been very forthright in investigating; about a year and half ago in a Chicago suburb, they brought in a consulting law firm to investigate the facts and figure out what kinds of things would help.
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The conservative firebrand senator won the Iowa caucuses but has not been able to notch another victory since, and has been forthright about the ramifications of Super Tuesday, especially the significance of his home state of Texas, where there are 155 delegates at stake.
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It's a decision we've made as a profession and as part of our judicial system that we would rather encourage clients to be forthright with their lawyers and talk to them in order to achieve the best outcome in our justice system as an aggregate.
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To judge not only by last year's election, but also this week's special congressional election in Georgia, Trump's tribalist politics have far more appeal with the Republican base than a forthright agenda of tax cuts for the rich and entitlement cuts to the poor.
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As little as President Donald Trump understands about health policy, and as comfortable as he is peddling nonsense, there is one sense in which he has been more clear-eyed and forthright about the GOP health care repeal effort than most Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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"State Street's custody clients, many of whom were public pension funds, financial institutions and non-profit organizations, had a right to expect that State Street would execute transactions in an honest and forthright manner," Carmen Ortiz, the U.S. attorney for Massachusetts, said in a statement.
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Luke Passion' in the late 1960s showed that even using some of the most forthright modern musical language, there was real scope to re-enter this traditional world, the greatest story ever told, as it were, and to tell it anew with a new language.
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More than that, he was, as many others have noted, a truly honest and forthright person who made everyone at CAGW feel that they have been and always will be waging a critical and necessary war against government waste on behalf of the American people.
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"I believe our nation's top diplomat must be forthright, and more critically his past sentiments did not reflect our nation's values and are not acceptable for our nation's top diplomat," Menendez said Wednesday at a discussion at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The plea agreement, which was filed in federal court Monday in Charleston, states that Mr. Meek has agreed to be "fully truthful and forthright with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies" and provide "full, complete and truthful information" about crimes he knows of.
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I am looking forward to really taking these issues to the next level and I am grateful that this pair of important leaders at one of Silicon Valley's most iconic and powerful companies are willing to take on such complex issues in a forthright format.
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Far more compelling might have been a more forthright examination of what it means to be a self-destructive mess who, nonetheless, does a heroic thing, because you've entirely given up on the idea of being anything other than a martyr to the cause.
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In the United States we have something of a memoir industry, and I imagine if you were an American writer pitching this book to an American publisher, you might well be encouraged to be more forthright or even to write in a different manner.
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A senior American official close to the talks said that while a significant outcome at the end of this long round was still possible, just the two sides engaging in a forthright and substantive discussion on difficult details had already moved the process forward.
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Deep questions like these proliferate around Mr. Little's brooding, politically charged work, even though the music itself rarely seems in doubt: It's forthright, visceral, bloody, with the intimacy and polish of a classical chamber ensemble but bulging with the loud, reverberant sweatiness of rock.
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Heaven forbid that, as the foremost expert on the president's questionable doings, with expertise earned on the taxpayer's dime, I should endanger my own image by expressing a forthright view of those doings, even if the future of the Republic might be at stake.
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"It's a history, but he obviously draws conclusions about the need for what you might term brutally forthright assessments by military and indeed also by civilian leaders," David H. Petraeus, the retired Army general and a patron of General McMaster, said in an interview.
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"Best and Most Beautiful Things" is a remarkably forthright documentary about a young woman in Maine, Michelle Smith, who rebels at the idea of becoming invisible and wants desperately to find a place in the grown-up world and to find herself in the process.
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But what's often being missed — particularly from those who are a bit miffed that Clinton didn't delve into policy (as he does so well) or make a more forthright appeal to working-class white men — is that Clinton was playing the role of the candidate's spouse.
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CreditCreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times On a Monday morning in early December I drove a rental car out of Des Moines and eventually made my way down a slender country road that cut a forthright path through cattle pastures and cornfields not yet glazed by snow.
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Less than a week earlier, posters had appeared in Rome calling on the pope—disrespectfully addressed in Roman dialect as Francé ("Frankie")—to say how his vaunted advocacy of mercy squared with his forthright treatment of Catholic institutions including the Roman Curia, the church's central administration.
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"We experienced a wonderful Winter Games in Pyeongchang, we saw your Japanese team produce some wonderful performances but now you are the next host city," he said, adding that this would require them to be forthright as the clock ticked down and urgency grows for answers.
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Unfortunately, what do not know about how Trump would perform as president, combined with what little we do know about a few of his policy positions, the recent UK experience, and the understanding about how the financial sector and markets react all send a forthright forecast.
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The conversation was only captured on the episode via audio, not the cameras, but basically De Lesseps said Rey's behavior (watching her, etc.) was freaking her out, and at one point he asked her for a kiss, very forthright, and she was having none of it.
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There are fears that President Donald Trump is set to pull the U.S. out of the deal – it was reported by Axios on Wednesday that he had indeed decided to do so – although Guterres remained forthright in his support for it and called for a united front.
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" Moving on, the two discuss how Catherine was able to come out of the period of her life that resulted in a breakdown following her daughter's death and, forthright as ever, she informs him: "You've still got to pay the mortgage at the end of it all.
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Even on the EU it is utterly divided: some (like Mr Carswell) want Britain outside the union to become a European Singapore, while others (like Aaron Banks, the forthright businessman who bankrolled the party's pro-Brexit efforts) want something more like a return to the 1950s.
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His comments backed forthright views expressed in a speech on Tuesday by Viral Acharya, the new deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, who said India's failure to tackle bad loans was the result of a piecemeal approach that had given "all discretion" to lenders.
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And, after working for years to bring about the Dayton Peace Conference, which brought the Bosnian War to an end at last, I saw how, through open and forthright dialogue, even seemingly irreconcilable differences between enemies can be overcome in the name of a better tomorrow.
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"Bad Energy (Stay Far Away)" is mellower than anything else Skepta's put out this year—his last single "Pure Water" and his feature on A$AP Rocky's "Praise the Lord (Da Shine)" were sonically and lyrically forthright—and it's more celebratory than the title could've implied.
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The French-born, New York-based artist was noted for her forthright treatment of issues of the body and the mind; and in a series of little-known etchings now on view at the gallery-cum-country estate, she fuses the human body with botanical elements.
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Lavery continues to impress with his forthright virtuosity," the dance writer Don McDonagh wrote in The Times in June of that year, and two days later, reviewing another performance for the paper, Clive Barnes said of him, "A newcomer this season, he seems a very sound cavalier.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE has been concerningly forthright in his praise of several right wing authoritarian leaders.
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At the very least I recommend watching some of the surprisingly forthright opening statements from all of these companies — each of them could be snuffed out in an instant by Amazon or Google or Apple and those giant companies might not even notice they did it.
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We have been starved of Thompson lately, and of her forthright comic briskness; imagine if she had played Bridget from the start, denuding the role of its self-pity, and of its oddly archaic assumption that life without a mate is not just discontented but dud.
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With Ms. Machado's forthright voice answered by her group's close harmonies and carried by all sorts of percussion — drums large and small, scrapers, shakers, castanets — the group performed songs about saints, dancing, slavery and the hard lives of the cocoa-plantation workers who originally sang parranda.
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"He believes that being forthright with voters about how plans would be financed is critical to building the public support necessary to beat Donald Trump, help more Democrats win up and down the ballot, and then pass legislation through Congress," said Stef Feldman, Biden's policy director.
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There is something direct and whimsical, forthright and imaginative about this painting that anticipates works done by Thomas Nozkowski, as does the vertical painting "7.65" (1965), where a band of different solid colors move across the bottom and left side of the painting, partially framing the mottled green field.
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Part of her research involved the oral tradition and folk music in Inner Mongolia, and she struggled with how forthright to be in writing and in her research about a potentially politically controversial topic, in part because she feared Beijing might deny her a visa in the future.
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The company, which has agreed to pay $16.5 billion to settle lawsuits by owners and dealers in the United States, could face further severe consequences if it turns out that the fraud was more widespread than previously believed and that the company has failed to be forthright with officials.
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In an interview with Jon Bream, Prince's mother, Mattie Shaw, addressed the issue historically: "I think all blacks are racially mixed," and it was this sort of multiethnic heritage that a more forthright Prince described when he spoke to Neal Karlen for a Rolling Stone cover in 1985.
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In Season 2 of "Marvel's Luke Cage," debuting on Friday, June 26, Luke has reclaimed his chair at Pop's Barber Shop and is now the talk in the town — "a bulletproof black man with Barack's easy smile, Martin's charm and Malcolm's forthright swagger," as one magazine put it.
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If you've seen the Guggenheim's muscular, rigorous new exhibition, "Art and China After 1989," for which Mr. Ai has curated the film program, you will not be surprised by the forthright advocacy of these lamppost portraits, as well as "Arch" and other blunt interventions at city bus stops.
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In the most forthright expression of this theme, Andrea Bowers has created an eye-catching sign that lights up at night and reads "Somos 11 Millones" on one side and "We Are 343 Million" on the other, drawing attention to the number of undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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Mr. Flynn initially told Mr. Pence and others that he and Mr. Kislyak did not discuss matters of substance, like United States sanctions against Russia, but in the days after Mr. Trump's inauguration, the Justice Department notified the White House that he had not been forthright about the conversations.
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A Burmese cover of "Despacito" might lilt over the speakers, accompanying forkfuls of pork belly contoured with funky, forthright ngapi (shrimp paste) or beef shank, relaxed and obliging after a long braise with curry leaves and cardamom, both green with its delicate menthol and black with its smoke.
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"I think that it is incumbent upon Democratic leaders and sort of Democratic voices ... to be honest and forthright about expectations here — that we are likely to lose this battle," Dan Pfeiffer told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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In these stories, Williams takes the familiar scripts of realist fiction (adulterous love triangles, disobedient children, dying parents), cuts them up, and then rearranges a few choice scraps until a scenario emerges, a sketch that is at once more ambiguous and more forthright than a more detailed story would be.
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Photograph by Robert Vinas, Jr. Courtesy the Estate of Malcolm Morley / Sperone Westwater Malcolm Morley, another British-American renegade from abstraction in the nineteen-sixties, died this year, at eighty-six, after a turbulent career of eccentric masteries and forthright weirdnesses that bounced into and out of fashion and critical esteem.
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The second volume, which unfolds in Tagame's forthright, approachable black and white, has a pedagogical tone (cue high jinks and life lessons), but this is offset by its genuine humor, and its deceptively sophisticated investigation into the nature of love, marriage, divorce, bereavement and nontraditional child-rearing across multiple contexts.
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Early on in the film, Qiao is quickly established as a forthright, self-assured presence in this world: we see her slinking around and roughhousing in the parlor's backroom with Bin's cronies, and, later, ordering these same men to drink a cup of spiked punch before gulping one down alongside them.
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McKenna's fixated on the stability of family as bedrock, and the best way to convey family stability is through forthright platitudes, so we learn that people get old, a mother never rests, you can't be happy by taking someone else's happiness away, and, most importantly, the apple never falls far from the tree.
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"He came pretty close to being elected president, so I thought he may consider doing it, especially since he has been very forthright in explaining why Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton should not be president of the United States," Kristol told The Washington Post after courting Romney in a May 2016 meeting.
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Whether in nearly life-size portraits of friends, slightly unnerving scenes set around articifial-blue SoCal swimming pools or moments of homoerotic intimacy — a subject he began tackling with forthright confidence well ahead of the societal curve — Hockney always finds a way to wrap formal painterly concerns into finely observed shades of emotion.
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"[It's] so tough to see the distinction between those young people, who are so clear, so forthright … and then to have that right up against these presidential tweets," Jones said on "Anderson Cooper 85033," referring to the student survivors of the shooting who have stood up against gun violence in recent days.
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In a speech held at the National Governors Association winter meeting this weekend, Alex Azar, the newly-minted Secretary of Health and Human Services, was forthright about the necessity of MAT, which combines therapy with prescribed drugs that reduce craving and withdrawal symptoms, over "detox" approaches that force people with addiction to quit cold-turkey.
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Yet it's still weird that the president chose one of those Russians' alleged marks to defend himself, because people don't really trust Facebook either, especially not when it comes to foreign meddling, and a lot of people are already more than a little suspicious about its how forthright it's actually being about this whole mess.
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"I am going to be working with a coalition of Republicans and Democrats, progressives and libertarians, liberals, and conservatives to persuade President Trump to keep his campaign pledge, and to remind the president that he took a strong and forthright position on this issue in the election," Stone said at the New York conference.
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"Her voice in the court transcript is so bold, so forthright, that you immediately want to stage it," says Ellice Stevens, co-author of "It's True, It's True, It's True", a play about Gentileschi's travails that won awards at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year, transferred to London and will soon be staged elsewhere.
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The announcement by Secretary General António Guterres ended the uncertainty over who would replace Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, a Jordanian prince and longtime diplomat who became one of the most forthright critics of abuses by governments in many countries, including the United States, during his four years as the high commissioner for human rights.
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The movie "gets a little syrupy at times," Neil Genzlinger wrote in his review for The Times, but Genzlinger added that Spinney is "forthright and engaging throughout," and that the film ultimately "reminds us that even the most omnipresent cultural phenomena were created by someone, usually through a combination of hard work and happenstance."
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It was the first big-budget Hollywood film about AIDS, and with its forthright depiction of homosexuality, homophobia and the disease that was rampaging through gay communities, it was a turning point in the way mainstream movies treated gay men and lesbians, who had previously been handled with hush-hush delicacy or flamboyant caricature.
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Both Salvini and Luigi Di Maio, the head of the M5S, chose Conte as prime minister to lead Italy's 66th government since World War II. The leaders have disagreed over various policies and election pledges, however, and while Lega was initially seen as the junior partner in the alliance, party leader Matteo Salvini has become more prominent and forthright.
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Based on the 222 autobiography of the same name, the 90-minute film — a rollercoaster of a cautionary tale enumerating the foursome's shenanigans with booze, women, drugs, and, of course, rock & roll — is a forthright and fast-paced portrayal of mostly likable ne'er-do-wells who did really well in the music biz, but stumbled in real life.
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In the first episode of this new series, Noisey editor and producer Kim Taylor Bennett sits down with Garbage's Shirley Manson, fresh from releasing their sixth album Strange Little Birds, Ever the candid, forthright interviewee, Manson opens about everything from trolling to turning 50, the evolution of her relationship with her body, to the unflinching majesty of Beyoncé's Lemonade.
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President had President Moon here earlier this week, just a couple days ago, and President Trump was very forthright in sharing his skepticism about North Korea's intentions to denuclearize, his skepticism about whether North Korea, in light of the things I just told you about, was even serious about going forward with a meeting and asked President Moon's advice.
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The real lesson, then, might be how hard it is for a movie — or for any work of art — to embrace ambiguity in a time when we ask, more than ever, for art to have moral clarity, by which I mean a forthright statement of what is good and what is bad and so on and so forth.
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While the truth of what happened on the way to Bellevue Hospital may end up a matter of Mr. Espinosa's word versus that of the Port Authority police officers, the police's less than forthright characterization of Mr. Espinosa's arrest suggests this incident may be yet another case of excessive force by New York City public safety officers.
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Obama's [2009] Cairo speech was important because he spoke about the Palestinian narrative and Israeli narrative together, as two peoples with claims to this land, but I don't think we saw anything close to as explicit and forthright a recognition of the Palestinian narrative and the reality of Palestinian suffering that we saw from Secretary Kerry.
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His 1986 "Handsworth Songs," documenting English riots of the previous year for Channel Four, was at once forthright and elusive: Combining still photography and newsreel footage with the classic hymn "Jerusalem," which imagines Jesus walking on "England's mountains green," the film presented viewers with a kind of hands-off but intensely evocative buffet of sadness, irony, hope, and despair.
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Those who responded were forthright about this — many said they were aware that their incomes appear to be very high, and yet, because of the high cost of housing, college tuition, student debt, child care and elder care, the stability and security of middle-class life seemed out of reach, no matter how much they earned or saved.
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The forthright engagement of these and other executives with one of the most charged political issues in years — the swelling confidence of a torch-bearing, swastika-saluting, whites-first movement — is "a seminal moment in the history of business in America," said Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation and a board member at PepsiCo.
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But if we drown out the competing partisan echo chambers and set aside the judicial speculation, we are left with troubling questions such as why the IG felt McCabe was less than forthright with investigators who were focused on circumstances surrounding an unauthorized press leak to The Wall Street Journal, related to an investigation into Hillary Clinton.
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"I believe that the only really honorable thing to do and sensible thing to do and politically forthright thing to do is to resign the seat, let us have a special election and then see whoever wins that seat whether they can do a good enough job to win a primary in August and a general election next November."
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said Wray was "forthright" about how he was vetted for the top FBI job.
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The forthright engagement of these and other executives with one of the most charged political issues in years — the swelling confidence of a torch-bearing, swastika-saluting, whites-first movement — is "a seminal moment in the history of business in America," said Darren Walker, the president of the f Foundation and a board member at PepsiCo.
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Here's the tweets Brune sent from his personal account:Here is the one from the Sierra Club, which was just as forthright in dismissing concerns that Musk's donations indicated a lack of commitment to climate issues:In his email to staff, Bloomberg wrote, Brune said that he would have granted the request to make a previously anonymous donation public to any donor.
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Titus Andronicus' intentions were forthright and clearcut from the first moments of opener "Fear and Loathing in Mahwah, NJ." There were clever literary references for the Hunter S. crowd, shouts out to the Garden State for the folks weaned on Springsteen, and the heroic "FUCK YOU!!" yelp at the end of the song's introduction to invite the punks and scenesters.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE fired McCabe earlier this year after an inspector general report found that he was not forthright with investigators and that he made an unauthorized disclosure to the media.
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"Starboy" suggests that the Weeknd's focus on the 1980s is more than a temporary excursion, but his relationship with the sounds of that decade is also more complicated and less forthright here, revealing the sort of pop star the Weeknd wants to be — polyglot, and not hemmed in by traditional R&B frameworks, which were never of much use to him, anyhow.
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And in his solos, you'll hear the proud clarity of Milt Jackson and the counterintuition of Bobby Hutcherson, but — as on the bounding "Is It Love That Inspires You?" which features Ross with only the bassist Benjamin Tiberio and the drummer Jeremy Dutton — he's liable to spin off into a multidirectional hail of notes, at once centrifugal and forthright, in a style like no one else's.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio), another member of the Freedom Caucus forthright in sharp criticism of Rosenstein, on Thursday criticized Rosenstein for giving an interview to The Wall Street Journal but not testifying before Congress.
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She led the Western response to the Russian annexation of Crimea, has been a bulwark against far-right parties and populism, has pushed for aid to Syria and North Africa, has been forthright in defending the Paris agreement on climate change, has committed rich Germany to spend significantly more on European defense and has urged German and European participation in diplomatic efforts to end the crisis over North Korea.
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