Openness means support for both economic openness (immigration and free trade) and cultural openness (gays and other minorities).
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Also cultural openness and political openness are two different things.
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It's still unclear what's driving this new openness to, well, openness.
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That openness, and that policy of openness, is what net neutrality is all about.
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The problem is that openness in theory does not translate into openness in practice.
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Openness is good for science, and openness in AI has been good for the field.
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"I guess we would just take the openness from our relationship into the openness of marriage," she said.
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But its openness, particularly the openness for deletion, anonymity, and automation, has made the platform easy to exploit.
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Openness to ExperiencePeople who are high in openness display intellectual curiosity and a willingness to try new things.
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Harris draws a sly connection between — I'll put this delicately — the openness to sex and the openness to inspiration.
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Diversity is a better guarantee of openness than even merit, and openness is the real hallmark of a liberal order.
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Starting off the exhibition with unpolished material creates a formal openness that echoes the openness of the stories being told.
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Openness means support for both economic openness (welcoming immigration and free trade) and the cultural sort (embracing ethnic and sexual minorities).
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"The openness of his research, the openness and his willingness to prevent anything from going wrong really caught us off guard," SantaMaria said.
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The openness appears to be by design, as Trump and his team tout an openness to different viewpoints and a degree of ideological flexibility.
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Despite the superficial appearance of openness to imports, the temporary nature of the low tariffs discouraged companies from making plans built around that openness.
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Biofilm behaviors testify to the capacity and openness of bacterial to form collectives—but that openness has limits, as shown in this culture with several cohabiting biofilms.
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But court documents released late Monday show Musk and associates scrambling to deal with what one might call excessive openness on Twitter—openness that has gotten Musk in (more) legal trouble.
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Yet we react less to the information we get than to her reluctance to release it and her demeanor when she does — we prize the performance of openness more than the openness itself.
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Openness online is especially valuable because it allows "permissionless" innovation.
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But periods of openness were followed by periods of oppression.
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What Ethiopia needs is competition and openness, especially in telecoms.
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Did Nichol's openness to sexuality awaken something dark in him?
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The precise sound engineering reminds the audience of this openness.
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AD: They've always been pushing for content openness and distribution.
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This is because it rests on a foundation of openness.
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If you believe in democracy, you benefit from internet openness.
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WHO will uphold the torch of openness in the West?
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Transgender people have been living with greater openness and joy.
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This openness could also be aimed at getting attention elsewhere.
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I also offer my openness, my listening, and my sincerity.
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Neilson spoke about her struggles with openness on the show.
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Less openness risks undermining America's competitiveness and hurting its economy.
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He voices openness to the idea of announcing the investigations.
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The lack of openness even applies to members of Congress.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Oculus's openness has its limits.
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Innovation is critical and it thrives on openness and freedom.
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Yet Mr Morrison has also made impassioned pleas for openness.
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They regard themselves as being in the vanguard of openness.
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Openness is both his core business principle and selling point.
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Science requires openness and exchange; He Jiankui operated in secret.
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Some of Mr Maduro's recent decisions suggest openness to dialogue.
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There are no backroom deals; there is openness and transparency.
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Their openness and support of the LGBTQ+ community helps, too.
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There's some precedence for this openness in Rachel's own family.
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Scrap both at the same time, and bet on openness.
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The way we respond to their openness is also important.
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Openness brings progress while seclusion leads to backwardness, he declared.
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Project an attitude of openness, even if you are frustrated.
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Elizabeth Warren, have recently expressed an openness to the idea.
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Younger listeners, Mr. Esfhani insists, approach the harpsichord with openness.
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Beto O'Rourke, have signaled openness to expanding the high court.
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Her kindness and openness had a reverse effect than intended.
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This new emphasis on openness is not limited to Azure.
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Her openness about her bipolar disorder helped destigmatize the illness.
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You come together to a world of positivity and openness.
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We hope that people will encounter each other with openness.
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It's why an openness to sharing missteps is so critical.
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The idea that openness is under attack is too vague.
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I was rather a dogmatist about the value of openness.
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Let me be clear, none of this happens without openness.
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The key to this engagement is openness and mutual respect.
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We say we want an openness of a certain sort.
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You know everything, and you've lost that openness to experience.
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Its openness reinforces the normalcy of the practices it recommends.
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Fifth, do not hinder more openness and freedom in Cuba.
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"Openness has become a trademark of China," Mr. Xi said.
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We have peaks and troughs of openness on the web.
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"Her candor and openness were incredible," said Jason Harris, 25.
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Mister Rogers's demeanor balanced openness with reserve, curiosity with tact.
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But this radical state of openness is just as harmful.
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On the other hand, YouTube does affirm values beyond openness.
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But Hyde believes parents should err toward openness about money.
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"It's an openness to new opportunities and ideas," she added.
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BOAO, China — The International Monetary Fund chief praised his openness.
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I really like a certain openness and vulnerability within portraits.
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He was a vigorous advocate for openness, accountability, and transparency.
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Who's that person for Mario Maker, and where's that openness?
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"The openness of this industry is striking," the report says.
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Part of his charm is his warmth, openness and spontaneity.
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Other GOP governors expressed openness to that idea and others.
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Chao has expressed openness to privatizing aspects of federal programs.
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LG: ... openness and data moves freely and things like that.
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"Openness brings progress, while self-seclusion leaves one behind," he said.
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In addition, America's openness to foreign investment is increasingly under scrutiny.
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It's a worldwide and years-long practice operating in relative openness.
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I can't even describe the feeling of openness it provided me.
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We are committed to openness and transparency in everything we do.
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What is desirable is innovation, deregulation, more competition and greater openness.
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But some leading Republicans also displayed a surprising openness to dealmaking.
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This, and his openness to Democrats, earned him a maverick reputation.
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The dispirited remnants of Egypt's civil society miss the relative openness.
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Trump's openness to Democratic policy approaches continued during the following years.
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One was of personality traits (openness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness and extroversion).
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What the West needs is dynamism and openness, not happier incumbents.
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Their openness, humility, and mutual respect for each other is admirable.
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"OPENNESS IS fundamental to the political health of a modern state".
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"We appreciated Kelly's openness and candor during this process," he continued.
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Her response: Openness is the only antidote to fear and shame.
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Openness at global scale is difficult (and expensive) to keep safe.
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America IS great, a country of openness, diversity, tolerance and innovation.
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OKCupid says it expects that the site won't lose that openness.
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They will have to adopt two new watchwords—nimbleness and openness.
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So this sort of the openness to attack ... And the velocity.
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Even Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, has signalled an openness to regulation.
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Openness of inquiry inevitably generates uncomfortable discussions plainly offensive to some.
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And different forms of openness and closedness don't always go together.
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Openness and engagement are critical for building legitimacy and social license.
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"The openness that gay people had achieved was spellbinding," he said.
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Twitter is public, but should harassment and openness be mutually inclusive?
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It's a step to understand that there are limitations to openness.
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That sense of openness will likely strike a chord in Beijing.
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A change in the system — they want more openness, transparency, opportunity.
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But as his tweet suggests, such openness is far from routine.
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"The country has a tradition of openness, freedom, integration," Kaeser said.
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The most surprising aspect of the book, however, is Sandberg's openness.
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More inclusive leadership, openness to criticism, and absolutely no immigration bans.
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In Mr Bremmer's scheme, growing openness powers countries through the bend.
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Yes, you read that right -- it's about openness to international travelers.
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Not surprisingly, education, honesty, and openness about the topic of herpes.
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It may also reflect the surprising openness of doctors to reform.
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But at least one Republican expressed openness to the proposal: Rep.
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Among Republican millennials, 61 percent called openness essential to America's identity.
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Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
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Human beings seek community, and permanent openness is hard to sustain.
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Google is systematically stifling its former culture of openness, they charged.
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Ryan has signaled a recent openness to debate a new AUMF.
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The narrative should be one of inclusiveness, openness, respect and love.
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There's a sense of soaring openness in that half-note peace.
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And GOP lawmakers have expressed an openness to a funding increase.
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Trump suspended military exercises and signaled openness to redeploying American troops.
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" Mo'Nique said: "For us, it's defined by openness and not fear.
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That honesty and the openness is missing in rock music now.
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I admire your innovation, openness, creativity and all you stand for.
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But I feel it's important that there's a sense of openness.
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The paradox is that stigma is most effectively dispelled through openness.
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Yet his own mother may not be benefiting from that openness.
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Still, Ms. Liminowicz is amazed by the family's openness and directness.
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Her openness to bipartisanship has, paradoxically, made her a bipartisan target.
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Rentfrow replied that individuals high in authoritarianism score low in openness.
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Compassion's openness stems from the events around which it was created.
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President Donald Trump last week expressed an openness to background checks.
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Don't imagine, though, that Ceremony's openness translates to willy-nilly design.
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Smith is a restless stylist, candid about her openness to influence.
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They are openness to new experiences; conscientiousness; extroversion; agreeableness and neuroticism.
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Some Party élites question whether Deng Xiaoping's openness went too far.
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You can see a new openness in his interviews and videos.
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Canada prides itself on multiculturalism, liberal values and openness to immigration.
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How does his openness help people like Emma and Nora Garcia?
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The center-right leader urged Germans to show openness in return.
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Because of that openness, there are fewer limits for the barman.
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Openness is as vital to science as it is to democracy.
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Romney was criticized by a colleague for his openness to witnesses.
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Universities have not adequately addressed this threat to debate and openness.
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There is an openness that comes from being gentle with others.
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On the tax side, there is an openness to doing more.
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Another thing that correlates with openness to experience is educational attainment.
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You are struck by their openness, their optimism and their patience.
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His openness to intimacy makes his wife, the unhappy Diane, itch.
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It gives me a sense of the openness of the room.
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They wanted to preserve the company's culture of openness and accountability.
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But the link between external and internal openness has been severed.
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Or, more specifically, the values that books represented: openness, idealism, growth.
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Openness, not walls, has served the country and preserves its spirit.
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That ultimate, bald openness is true to form for Mr. Belber.
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We're trying to explore ideas about openness, and vastness, and freedom.
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Indeed, Scott's generosity and openness are defining characteristics of the book.
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Repealing Title II will restore those important protections for Internet openness.
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I think that openness has been an important thing we've maintained.
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This kind of alert, energized openness characterizes Tal's work and process.
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Android's openness is what makes it unique and, in some cases, desirable.
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As for openness, America is still the world's largest centre of innovation.
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The Kremlin's move does not signal a newfound openness to structural reform.
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Some personality traits, like agreeableness and openness, might make people better listeners.
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Ingesting psilocybin has been proven to expand brain plasticity and personality openness.
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Still, the Islamic State has clearly taken risks by opting for openness.
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The move may be an effort by Beijing to demonstrate greater openness.
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Both signs have Venus to thank for their openness and flirtatious natures.
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Lawmakers' openness to acknowledging them while doing nothing is frustrating, and painful.
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The good is in the breadth and the openness of the network.
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"We believe in openness and equality," declared its chief executive, Johan Karlstrom.
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Not good for the democratizing force that depends on openness to thrive.
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Because if you are conservative or progressive, you benefit from internet openness.
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Canada's openness is not new, but it is suddenly getting global attention.
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Britain's relative cultural openness makes minority groups less likely to operate clandestinely.
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I wanted to kiss that spot, its sudden openness: I leaned down.
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I loved the people here, their friendliness, their openness to new cultures.
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Where the game falters is when it gets away from this openness.
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Openness also needs to be integrated at the connection and component level.
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Hong Kong has a vibrant civil society and growing openness to homosexuality.
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After all, wouldn't you want the same openness and security from them?
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It sounds like a Zen-like state of openness and newfound peace.
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In the past, the pontiff has expressed openness to discussing controversial issues.
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But Britain's withdrawal means that they have lost a champion of openness.
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This habit of openness has not made Canada immune to its costs.
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A lot of your records have been based around improvisation and openness.
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Her past academic writings suggest an openness to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn't — guarantee success.
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If he did, it was a brief bout of honesty and openness.
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So I think recruitment and openness are areas where we should worry.
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Plus, even today's more closed platforms have their own form of openness.
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Political openness at work has long been a contentious topic of conversation.
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Her successor, President Michel Temer, has called for greater openness on trade.
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Maybe social media's openness actually ends up fostering the opposite of connectedness.
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It seems united in a spirit of fun. Uplift. Fun. Openness. Community.
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"No, our values, our diversity, our openness, these are strengths, not weaknesses."
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Still more celebrated Fisher for her openness about mental health and addiction.
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That openness has helped us to have that chemistry since the beginning.
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In fact, part of the company's newfound openness involves Amazon's smart assistant.
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Using Mercury retrograde's reflective awareness, there's an openness toward trying new things.
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In a rare, whisky-induced moment of openness, Peter's eyes teared up.
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"It signals an openness to engage in further positive interaction," she says.
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He also expressed an openness to working with Trump in that interview.
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Every virtual footprint he leaves on the internet radiates with warm openness.
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Trump has recently signaled openness in dealing with Democrats on key issues.
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In fact, I was impressed by the openness of the president's office.
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Trump has so far signaled an openness to a short-term extension.
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Her openness was crucial in breaking down the stigma around mental health.
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It is testing longstanding beliefs about globalisation and the benefits of openness.
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While she wanted to preserve Europe's openness, her counterparts instituted border controls.
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He says that what Canadians see in America only reinforces their openness.
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A few Republicans have expressed openness to taking on Trump, including Sen.
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Beto O'Rourke have signaled an openness to adding justices to the court.
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Instead, it is a book about yielding, intimacy and openness to influence.
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Essebsi can avoid this mistake by supporting economic reforms with democratic openness.
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" Obama emphasized that "real change comes through persuasion and openness to others.
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Others see the fees as a threat to judicial transparency and openness.
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"Renzo's philosophy is all about light, openness and transparency," Mr. Bizzi said.
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"I'm very pro-openness when it comes to these things," he said.
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Tension with the West is contrasted with an openness to undemocratic leaders.
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Union as a champion of openness, leftists view policies like the 2002
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He also predicted more openness among conservatives to raising taxes when justified.
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Without more political openness, the road to financial reform will be fraught.
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Democrats and Republicans have both expressed openness to a bipartisan infrastructure package.
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"I see a much more tolerant, nonjudgmental openness emerging," Dr. LaBier said.
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She welcomed Ackman's openness in analyzing what led to the Valeant failure.
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The older Germans surveyed had decreased levels of openness to new experiences.
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Are anti-fascists, some of whom express openness to violence, onto something?
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I love that openness, though, you're keeping the child inside you alive.
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It's an openness that continues to distinguish Kobo's devices from the competition.
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Sean: I love Billy's openness and how he makes everyone feel special.
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But it's also possible that her openness itself could help her recovery.
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This relative openness has given the company an interesting sort of loophole.
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Do we care about openness, both in regards to hardware and software?
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The Big Five includes openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
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But the beauty of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" is its openness.
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The institute's slogan—"science bringing nations together"—reflects a shift toward openness.
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The current ruling class is hardly characterized by openness to outside talent.
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"Openness is very important in the fight against the virus," he noted.
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"Francis had encouraged in the church an openness of opinions," he said.
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Howard's version of polyamory, for all of its openness, was too constrained.
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But Lindahl sees the blockchain's permanence and openness as its greatest assets.
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Sarah has a winning and nearly constant smile and a startling openness.
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There is still plenty of residual opposition to Calvin's openness to immigrants.
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This is partly related to a greater openness to expressing grief publicly.
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Push for openness, but centralize the power of the House of Saud.
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Openness and transparency should be the norm in each and every instance.
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I understand that openness beats secrecy and that taboos should be challenged.
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Joseph J. Simons, the agency's chairman, expressed openness to a new approach.
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"Shannon has an openness and a vulnerability about her," Mr. Samuels said.
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What shines through in Gerwig's performances is a quality of radiant openness.
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Their careers are not remarkable, but their openness has proved to be.
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I'm sure in other systems there would be a lot less openness.
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AD: It's interesting that you said this will be globalization and openness.
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But as a lifelong advocate for transparency, I tend to favor openness.
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Ana weathers them with good humor, intelligence and, most of all, openness.
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But he faced criticism on the right over his openness to immigration.
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The thread comments are mostly characterized by wholesome cordiality, openness, and support.
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The fallout: Francis had in the past expressed openness on the subject.
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The leaked audio shows that Facebook's apparent openness toward regulation is theater.
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A commitment to openness, accountability, and transparency is a hallmark of journalism.
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Bridge teachers and managers say that sort of openness is not allowed.
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Lawmakers in both parties then expressed openness to banning the bump stocks.
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Openness and transparency help create a healthier and more productive work environment.
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So I do believe that we should have openness in digital technology.
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But I value our openness, so I want to tell you now.
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Jeff Flake, have signaled an openness to impeachment under the right circumstances.
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Mitt Romney and Susan Collins expressed more openness to calling for testimony.
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Meanwhile, Republican senators have shown new openness to a new attorney general.
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Ethiopia, though not a paragon of market openness, has done that well.
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The United States has a long history of innovation, entrepreneurship, and openness.
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Worse, the decades-long march towards greater global openness may be ending.
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Your own openness about the disease may have helped to save others.
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The survey also explored shopper's openness to Amazon disrupting the banking world.
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Trump vowed action, and even expressed some openness to expanding background checks.
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Experts who follow China say true openness doesn't seem to be forthcoming.
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Ultimately, Dubinsky's story is about Jobs' flexibility and openness to new ideas.
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And the response was crystal clear: No such openness could be tolerated.
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That kind of openness to different aesthetic positions does not happen anymore.
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Specifically, they showed greater Openness to Experience and a reduction in Neuroticism.
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First, Apple is continuing its trend toward more openness with its platforms.
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More importantly, a philosophy around this openness is starting to take form.
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It can only be found when we witness an openness between people.
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How did it affect openness, personal expression, society's attitude toward LGBTQ people?
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"In Leipzig you can feel the openness to innovation and to new developments," says Hans-Peter "In Leipzig you can feel the openness to innovation and to new developments, " says Hans-Peter Kemser, head of BMW's Leipzig plant.
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Curbelo's comments follow those of House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican who signaled openness Thursday to looking into bump fire stocks, and other Republicans have shown an openness to at least discussing a ban on the devices.
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"Openness is an important part of the philosophy of this orchestra," she said.
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For all of these movements, it is precisely their openness that's a gift
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But despite McKim's openness with BuzzFeed News, questions about the marketing campaign remain.
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The emotional claustrophobia is made more jarring by the openness of the set.
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Regardless, we will continue to fight for government openness and transparency, as always.
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If you are a company or non-profit, you benefit from internet openness.
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If you are a consumer or a creator, you benefit from internet openness.
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Further reading: Zuckerberg continues to emphasize on openness and sharing in these articles.
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What we need is for companies to choose openness, transparency, and due process.
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His victory was partly thanks to the novel, relative openness of the competition.
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Thankfully, the openness of the database will help to speed that process along.
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"Bayer stands for openness and fair dealings with all interest groups," it added.
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That contract has been consistently violated and that culture of openness is contracting.
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That gives the illusion of openness even when I'm not actually being vulnerable.
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"We show that openness can deliver both prosperity and resilience," argues Mr Lowe.
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But Blackman's openness to music is only one component of his artistic vision.
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That takes talent, experience, and openness to everything the world has to offer.
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I am not optimistic these APIs will provide the industry with real openness.
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It's this sense of openness that seems to provide two things for Patrick.
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And that dynamic of openness and sharing causes every performance to be unique.
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The one named Havilah, who showed me the power of openness and polyamory.
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So much of the openness, so much of the love – it's just missing.
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The clean-up of banks' books has relied on openness to foreign investors.
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This sudden openness to federal relief money has angered Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Internet openness has been a key part of modern economic and social opportunity.
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Universities provide a perfect example of how skin deep openness can often be.
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The first is that some protections harm the openness that underpins Europe's prosperity.
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We could see this trade-off of order and openness that cultures have.
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"The new rhetoric toward more trade openness in Brazil is important," he said.
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"There's this sense of openness and generosity in terms of ideas," she said.
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Ludwig argued that, far from being a limitation, Google's openness is an advantage.
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It will conclude that some of the concerns about economic openness are valid.
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For a start, China's commitment to multilateralism and openness is at best selective.
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I remember thinking that was an interesting thing, and I appreciated his openness.
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But Wednesday's visit has raised questions about openness in the Trump White House.
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They do try to create an atmosphere of openness, again, as I said.
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Adore Life isn't going to catalyze a universal shift toward radical, transgressive openness.
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Beating back Zika will require openness to innovation in both technology and policy.
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Complete openness would, of course, be self-defeating, as would be complete freedom.
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"It's not a problem of beliefs, but of openness of spirit," Chamaillard says.
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Here, globalisation means customers and opportunities; pro-openness messages go down a treat.
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Worryingly, better education does not breed greater openness, as it usually does elsewhere.
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He also expressed openness to examining any issue that could increase road safety.
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Why it matters: Rubio expressed a new openness to certain gun control proposals.
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This growth towards openness and transparency has to come from within Silicon Valley.
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In principle, openness seems a fair exchange for the privilege of limited liability.
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Falih is likely to help accelerate that transition to greater openness and accountability.
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The Lebanese capital became synonymous with violent fanaticism rather than with intellectual openness.
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Moments before the vote, the White House rebuked its openness to Putin's offer.
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Amazon says its goal is to make the products with openness and transparency.
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The women, meanwhile, have captured hearts not just with their charm and openness.
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It's the openness of programming on platform that forms part of its appeal.
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This effort at dialogue and the openness it demonstrates is welcome and courageous.
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It lacks a sense of openness, collaboration, sharing, and "inviting in" the other.
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There was even initial openness to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Witt can't help envying their close-knit friendships and sexual frankness and openness.
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Seamon's openness about her personal life continues to her relationship with her boyfriend.
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According to Belfiore, increasing openness was a necessity born of Microsoft's current situation.
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Violence shouldn't deter governments from a commitment to openness online, the president said.
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This openness has been Amazon's larger strategy with much of its Alexa platform.
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Swift encourages this openness by sharing regular updates on her social media sites.
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He did, however, hint at Verizon's openness to M&A opportunities, noted Variety.
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Such openness has been a key ingredient in the company's recipe for success.
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But the openness from her was absolutely vital to the film we made.
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The term "Latinx" points to a future where openness and inclusion override prejudice.
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It focuses you in a way that doesn't allow for perspective and openness.
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Yet even in a case with such transparency, the openness had its limits.
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It is a threat to the openness that all this is dependent on.
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And can those options still be considered against a backdrop of electronic openness?
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Both the Trump administration and the Kim regime have expressed openness to talks.
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It creates a welcome sense of openness along the show's sometimes twisty path.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn 't — guarantee success.
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Do you think your openness in writing has come easier to you now?
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"We chose New York because of its openness and curiosity," Ms. Sandor said.
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The openness of the dom and our subsequent conversation, however, piqued my curiosity.
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"We will honor our commitment to transparency and openness," Ms. Meng said then.
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Mr. Levitas showed that we don't need to choose between rootedness and openness.
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His programs of glasnost, or openness, and perestroika, economic restructuring, changed Russian society.
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I've found that vulnerability and openness fosters a sense of trust at work.
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This new openness, to Alison, felt like a life vest thrown her way.
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By contrast, many economic reformers say that China would benefit from more openness.
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Elsewhere in gun regulation: President Trump expressed some openness to tightening background checks.
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For all her newfound openness on record, Ms. Dreijer guards her privacy fiercely.
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Rhode Island has shown signs of openness toward Republicans over the past decade.
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Broadly speaking, it describes openness to the immense human diversity of the world.
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As a motto, it perfectly accords with Peter's intellectual openness and vast talent.
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"Singing is about body alignment and openness," he said in a phone interview.
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But the glaring exception was Ryan's openness to the 21625-2900-220006 program.
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Some were skeptical that China would follow through on its pledges of openness.
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Trump has also expressed openness to revisiting the cap on the SALT deduction.
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Ryan expressed openness to something like the Collins–Nelson bill earlier this month.
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Research universities, as part of their purpose and identity, are places of openness.
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" He notices "only an openness to life, and a need to be liked.
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Tunisia's education system taught values consistent with American ideals of pluralism and openness.
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A Microsoft executive on the panel, Julie Brill, expressed openness to that idea.
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His Nessma TV supports a common Maghrebi identity and openness to the West.
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For a long time, the United States was a champion of internet openness.
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Change would require a substantial shift in public policy towards openness and transparency.
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Its vulnerability was its strength, the brash openness of its raw, nervy weirdness.
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It was Mongol openness to learning and new ideas that brought them together.
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At times, though, Mr. Trump has shown an openness to a different approach.
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This openness that Hélio had, how does it relate to Brazilian class-consciousness?
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Grande has built her career on messages of love, openness, and self-acceptance.
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While 3x3 figures out what it is, there is a moment of openness.
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Compared to this space of openness and contemplation, other museums look utterly outdated.
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" Trudeau, on the other hand, said Canada continues to "pursue our policies of openness.
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Society has to stand up for values of freedom, openness and tolerance, Stoltenberg said.
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But he also shows an openness to others' opinions and a willingness to change.
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There's an openness, there's a loving community, and we're all rolling along on bikes.
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During the campaign, Trump similarly expressed openness to recognizing the Russian annexation of Crimea.
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"I see a lot more openness in Vietnam now," said Bach Linh, a lesbian.
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Daisy Patton: I'm interested in an openness for viewers to insert their own narratives.
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And the stereotypical openness to fashion among gay men has gained wider cultural currency.
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Particularly, fans have valued her openness and vulnerability in turning her pain into music.
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"Of course, we hope that openness is two-sided, not one-sided," Miao said.
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Greater openness is welcome when entrenched parties are infected by tribalism or other poisons.
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Jack is a young guy, but he handled himself with such maturity and openness.
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But when has openness and transparency ever been raised during this election thus far?
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I definitely didn't bring openness and communication to the relationship — that's something you provided.
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But it's imported the genre's openness toward characters who aren't defined by gender clichés.
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" Miller admitted that the critiques of his openness were a "hard thing to hear.
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On the other side are Nabiullina and her allies who believe in economic openness.
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He is a natural communicator, whose openness and vulnerability somehow come across the airwaves.
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Eric Holder has expressed openness to the idea, as have several progressive presidential candidates.
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Alihan also relishes the openness being in Canada brings and not having to hide.
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I do think that also requires a level of openness that not everyone has.
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A great virtue of Britain has been its openness to foreign ideas and intellectuals.
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His policy of openness toward Cuba was supported by a bipartisan majority of Americans.
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Such relative openness towards homosexual love used to be widespread in the Middle East.
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And the openness of the cube's JavaScript framework leave open unlimited possibilities for developers.
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And in recent days, some Republican senators have shown an openness to Democrats' position.
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There has been a decisive shift away from openness and trade towards local autarky.
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Because of this openness, Dr. Liotta only sees this trend becoming even more commonplace.
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Chinese officials describe BRI as all about openness, mutual respect and "win-win" outcomes.
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In a battle between openness and control, Mr Xi is likely to favour control.
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Alvarez: With openness, I have to accept my real self versus my ideal self.
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It's not Donald Trump who makes America great, it's the country's openness to newcomers.
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The second problem is that different forms of openness do not automatically go together.
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People who boast about openness can often indulge in all sorts of closed practices.
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That openness is a necessary condition for development, [though] it's not a sufficient condition.
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Its success shows the value of openness, strong institutions and investment in know-how.
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State Assembly Republican leaders have indicated openness to legalizing marijuana only for medical purposes.
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You'll fall for his openness and amicability, for her dry wit and charm (again).
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But who knows what can happen if we take "openness" to its logical conclusion.
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Throughout the movie, Sergio has praised her mother (Susannah) for her honesty and openness.
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Even academics and policymakers who used to welcome openness unreservedly are having second thoughts.
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Core leadership values commonly include respect, meritocracy, empathy, integrity, openness to learning, and collaboration.
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They also reported a decreased need to feel correct and more openness to ambiguity.
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These are not signs of a new era of openness or cooperation with Iran.
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Trump's openness to "softening" comes amid new questions about his position on the issue.
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Achieving greater economic openness and lower barriers to global trade will enhance these trends.
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Mothers and child-free women alike responded, sharing their personal experiences with total openness.
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It's that kind of radical openness that has paved her unconventional path to stardom.
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It's a useful metaphor for approaching the world around you with openness and curiosity.
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Where manufacturing survives, it is often thanks to the country's openness to foreign investors.
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But I am less confident than Mr Bernanke in the Fed's openness to overshooting.
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They're both cities where music and nightlife thrive, cities that celebrate tolerance and openness.
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"There is greater openness in Germany," he said over Thai food in Manhattan recently.
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What are the risks of openness, of unfilteredness — of a life of gaping flaps?
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The pivot of the administration from condemnation to openness and praise has been deliberate.
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Here's hoping that Gomez continues to live with the openness her mother taught her.
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Republicans signal some openness to new gun legislation on 'bump stocks' On Wednesday, Sen.
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Seth Moulton, alluded to that openness of broader talks with Pelosi earlier this week.
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His regard for Rudy Giuliani depends on the hunched henchman's openness to unscrupulous errands.
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And I think that people have kind of enjoyed my honesty and my openness.
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Much was made when Mark Zuckerberg expressed an apparent openness to regulation last week.
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At the personal level, the goal has to be to promote openness and toleration.
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Two decades ago, those ties were symbols of the party's openness to business interests.
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Mr. Snowden felt openness should be balanced with concern for people's privacy and safety.
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McCarthy has previously expressed an openness to giving lawmakers a cost-of-living increase.
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Incoming Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham has expressed openness to probing the matter further.
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"Humble Leadership: The Power of Relationships, Openness, and Trust" by Edgar and Peter Schein
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"Don't let 'loyalty' stand in the way of truth and openness," the billionaire writes.
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Mr. Sharif has rejected accusations of corruption, and has expressed openness to an investigation.
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The second was public openness to nondemocratic forms of government, such as military rule.
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While Trump expressed openness to stronger background checks, talks eventually fell by the wayside.
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This openness is an explicit effort to support international cooperation and facilitate global relevance.
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Even YouTube CEO Susan Wojicki ended her keynote highlighting the openness of the community.
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A group representing connection and openness that felt both mystical and yet very human.
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I was surprised and overwhelmed by that, and the level of openness I got.
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The model gets her share of flack for all of the openness and honesty.
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Both were redesigned to emphasize openness over seclusion, giving them an airier, sunnier feel.
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All the while aiming to balance 'safety with openness', as it puts it, i.e.
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Openness with your VCs is not only the "right" strategy, it's the smartest one.
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This measures your levels of openness to new experiences, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
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" Asked if Primus expressed openness to Doggett's bill, Jayapal said "it's hard to tell.
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Humor breaks down defenses, creating an openness that allows people to consider your argument.
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The response to our openness about my son's life and death was tremendously positive.
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And yet this widespread public awareness did not, at the time, translate into openness.
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"That freedom and openness and expression I was taught by Angel," Mr. Roberts said.
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The circles mark more territory and suggest openness and inclusion, but are rarely completed.
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"There's been a lot more openness to some of those challenging conversations," he said.
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It also signaled an openness to blocking the Russian government from British financial markets.
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With that openness, comes a genuine responsibility for me to tell their story accurately.
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There's an inventiveness, there's an openness, there's just a belief that anything is possible.
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"Their claims of China lacking openness and transparency are simply fact-distorting," he said.
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In particular, I have strong memories of the openness-growth debacle of the 1990s.
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But he said he was impressed by Boone's calmness, patience and openness to ideas.
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At the same time, it has an openness because the entire stage is visible.
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The vaulted ceilings also help to add a sense of openness to this area.
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By promoting her, those leaders advertised openness to young people, to minorities, to immigrants.
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To fight a pandemic effectively, democracies must act like democracies, with openness and truthfulness.
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Our lungs are not so different, relying for their function on openness to air.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif recently signaled some openness to negotiation of additional terms.
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"There was much more openness at that time and more open conversation," he said.
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But he's also expressed openness to changing how that job will look going forward.
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"If you're open, God has a way of working with that openness," King said.
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The White House signaled a late openness to some sort of compromise, sparking talks.
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Study participants report greater perceptiveness, insight, feelings of closeness to others, happiness, and openness.
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There's quite a lot of openness out there to things that we cannot see.
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Nearly every canvas here is different, and most have an interpretive and painterly openness.
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He just can't face a future with so much trust and openness beside him.
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He has expressed openness to other approaches to beefing up the military space mission.
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For all of his openness and shared emotions, Mr. Shields was a stoic man.
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That requires more innovation, flexibility and openness — to ideas, to people and to trade.
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As Americans, we want to be a people known for our compassion and openness.
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High-openness people have higher IQs, so they tend to do better in school.
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That could make it difficult for liberals to simply reinstate past policies of openness.
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When reporters at Monday's briefing raised concerns about openness, Mr. Spicer defended his administration.
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That openness and accessibility, beyond captivating tourists, have proved a bonanza for scientists, too.
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But how does this work when we're talking about restricted openness, not complete autarky?
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That requires more innovation, flexibility and openness — to ideas, to people and to trade.
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She has a generous openness but also a blithe, stubborn confidence in her vision.
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She expressed openness to being his No. 2 in an interview with Annie Linskey.
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Openness and inclusivity are not, at a guess, regular features of these people's lives.
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I hope that the inquiry is enjoyable and guided by a spirit of openness.
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The last decade's events have shown that total internet openness comes with security risks.
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Not even a single Republican senator has signaled openness to that at the moment.
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Clinton's openness to overhauling the Renewable Fuel Standard appears to contrast with Trump's position.
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Openness, like the vast internet itself, is a facilitator of freedom and personal liberties.
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The entire air around American Apparel was that kind of general openness and progressiveness.
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In a paper titled "Psychological Targeting as an Effective Approach to Digital Mass Persuasion," they exposed people with specific personality traits—extraverted or introverted, high openness or low openness—to advertisements for cosmetics and a crossword puzzle game tailored to those traits.
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When Puma reached out to me, they engaged with such trust and openness about it.
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It is possible that future presidents will be able to rekindle its enthusiasm for openness.
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Trump&aposs openness to the symbolic offer appeared to cede the high ground to Putin.
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That openness may have made her vulnerable to the thieves in Paris who robbed her.
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Her vulnerability and openness is emblematic of the series' ability to evoke your deepest emotions.
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Trump responded, the source said, by expressing an openness to reopen talks about immigration reform.
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The next level is maybe an openness to more white supremacist ideas, more hardcore believers.
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"A first step would be to require openness from these mining facilities," said de Vries.
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Of the "Big Five" personality traits, the only linked to IQ is openness to experience.
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When attacked, he's unlikely to retreat and might successfully fend off attacks by his openness.
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This practice allows your home to become a safe haven for openness and communication. 4.
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Mr Díaz-Canel is said to favour better internet access and a bit more openness.
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This new level of openness is the parenting arm of our modern culture of oversharing.
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Mr Turnbull reckons the new system's independence and openness will "make a very big change".
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If you come from a small town or big city, you benefit from internet openness.
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If you are a start-up or an established business, you benefit from internet openness.
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When Brazil and Argentina agree, it is usually on nationalist ideology rather than on openness.
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And then that gets passed onto the customers—they can feel that openness and ease.
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But there appears to be growing openness within the White House to testing that proposition.
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Critics say the rules constitute a "link tax" and undermine the openness of the internet.
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Deng, no liberal, seemed to accept some of the openness that makes Hong Kong tick.
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For most Dutch, openness and tolerance are fundamental national traits of their small seafaring country.
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Intriguingly, husbands' openness was negatively correlated with satisfaction, while for wives it was the opposite.
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More government funding is already going into chip research; greater openness to talent is needed.
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Many of them have a long way to go in terms of openness and transparency.
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They worry that China is taking advantage of a Western openness that now feels naive.
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Anwar Sadat, then president, had limited success encouraging private investment with his infitah ("openness") policy.
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"Curiosity, openness, and empathy, that's what you need to be a queer ghosthunter," Gum explains.
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"We'll hear the American proposition, hear it fairly and with openness," Netanyahu said on Sunday.
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Brexit could accentuate the country's relative openness to foreign cash but is not its cause.
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WEF warned that countries' openness to international trade has been waning for the last decade.
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Kaine's optimism and openness were the perfect antidote to Trump's Darth Vader vision of America.
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China will stay calm and sober-minded, embrace greater openness and work for mutual benefit.
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The offering does, however, signal an openness to an ultimate compromise on border spending figures.
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So I think probably the greatest threat to openness generally is when people are fearful.
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Carrey saw her posts and responded on Twitter to express his admiration for Grande's openness.
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Or at least curb the openness of the lowness of some in positions of power.
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It's going to require experimental treatment, innovation and an openness to new ideas and experts.
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His visit may have had something to do with local politicians' sudden openness to compromise.
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The bulk of Kim Kardashian's success comes from her openness with fans, according to Nanton.
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I think the only way we can do it is more openness and more transparency.
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It's really modeling this openness and ability to grow spiritually that I think really resonates.
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Openness for us doesn't mean we have to compromise on quality or ease of use.
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But a few Republicans over the weekend signaled openness to listening to accusers — including Trump's.
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They also intertwine the party's pro-openness vocation with the national interest like never before.
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Advertisers will have to move towards a model of openness, according to Nazerali at Carat.
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We know that aspects of our personality, such as openness to experience, changes across lifespan.
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And a culture of openness and replication means that scientists are policed by their peers.
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This, the researchers reckon, may have helped establish a culture of unusual rigour and openness.
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But equally important is establishing a solid foundation built on reliability and openness with Congress.
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"For tiering, the attitude is for openness, to listen to what it is," Praet said.
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This includies reviewing cost-saving choices, reviewing accreditation, reputation, past performance, and openness to transparency.
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And an article by Premier Li Keqiang published shortly after also called for economic openness.
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But recently, it's displayed more openness to working with other companies to distribute its technology.
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The latter is concerned such openness might not work out well in the long run.
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Not of his career comeback, or his still perfect bone structure, but for his openness.
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"The countries that embrace openness do exceptional and the countries that don't, don't," Cook said.
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It's a place of safety, openness, and solidarity for him, and the area shaped him.
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With Mind Wars, our musicianship was getting better, and there was more openness and collaboration.
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He talked up Sitaraman's court proposal and expressed an openness to eliminating the Senate filibuster.
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Unfortunately, this understanding of differences and openness for discussion is waning at the federal level.
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Magnus depicts Gordimer in a probing close-up, her arms raised in openness, not defensiveness.
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Playing with these cards is, more than anything, an exercise in openness and self-awareness.
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Robredo said she interpreted Duterte's offer as a sign of his openness to new ideas.
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We also appreciate the president's openness to a discussion with California on an expedited basis.
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The 1972 Nixon visit led to greater openness, and tensions with the Soviet Union abated.
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They'd hoped he would usher in a new era of openness with the outside world.
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Frequent communication, openness and honesty on both sides will encourage better behavior and more compromise.
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For Apple, this is an unusual amount of openness around the security of its products.
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The openness of the process thrills scientists, who say it fosters collaboration and speeds research.
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Among G20 countries, China remains the most restrictive in terms of openness to direct investment.
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We must fight to ensure nondiscrimination and openness across the internet, from end-to-end.
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The prophets of openness will argue that we need the dynamism that free trade brings.
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More openness on behalf of candidates would help lobbyists simply know whom to talk to.
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The White House has expressed openness to the provision but hasn't taken a definitive stance.
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Trump last month voiced openness to "softening" his immigration stance ahead of the general election.
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CMS has won praise from Republicans for its outreach and openness in implementing that law.
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And it was the openness—this whole energy from Ptown that's so happy and accepting.
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Yes, but: These issues have forced tech to re-evaluate its hardline commitment to openness.
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Martha appreciates his openness, and then Philip asks her to steal some information for him.
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In return, unions voiced openness to greater outsourcing of parts production, a second participant said.
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Maloney blames this on American cocktail drinkers' somewhat recent openness to trying more bitter beverages.
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Our thought bubble: Facebook prizes openness and has no economic interest in censoring political viewpoints.
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Steve King (R-IA) said of Trump's openness to work with Democrats on immigration reform.
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The meeting ended on a positive note, and Travis appreciated Mr. Kamel's openness and forgiveness.
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What I really enjoyed most was the openness; their modus operandi was to share everything.
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Post-Apple, when I started my own company, Inkling, I chose radical openness and transparency.
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This may signal Trump's openness to reducing or defunding the federal contributions to the expansions.
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The big picture: Facebook says it's committed to values of openness, free speech and accessibility.
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Earlier on Wednesday, with heightened concern, he had expressed more openness toward an independent commission.
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Chyna's openness about the changes pregnancy and motherhood have brought to her body is refreshing.
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American political culture remains committed to democracy, openness, civil liberties, and a boisterous public sphere.
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In fact, the openness of the classic has played a crucial part in its success.
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Do you favor basic openness, diversity and pluralism, or do you favor closed ethnic nationalism?
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It's because of this openness that we tapped The 83rd for this week's Noisey Mix.
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Xi's claim of openness was, to say the least, riddled with contradictions of its own.
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"I like the camaraderie, and the community, and the openness, and the rigor," she said.
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Mr. Cacioppo described playing with Mr. Allen as a practice of constant vigilance and openness.
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So in 29-20183, the FCC came out with a policy statement on internet openness.
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They brought openness and imagination to Washington and helped save the country in the process.
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As it turned out, the supposed statistical evidence on openness and growth was quite suspect.
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"That kind of openness, it was like being sucked into a spider web," he said.
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It aspired to foster symbiotic relationships of openness and inclusivity that would endure through time.
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They're relatively inexpensive and "can create a feeling of space and openness," Ms. Hirschhaut said.
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He cultivated a provincial openness: curious about everything, but a face lost in the crowd.
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"We also appreciate the President's openness to a discussion with California on an expedited basis."
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Young people, those 45 and under, are far more likely to prefer openness and diversity.
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And this openness and gratitude gives you an unbelievable freedom to open up to them.
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Mr. Netanyahu said he wanted to capitalize on the Trump administration's openness to the plan.
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What the UK can't do is maintain openness for Americans and impose restrictions on Europeans.
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There appeared to be some openness to do that among a few Republicans like Sens.
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In one, Trump signaled in a televised meeting an openness to finding resolution on DACA.
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Instead, they indicated an openness to changing its schedule to make it easier to research.
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If the host does not submit to her demands for complete openness, madness sets in.
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His project is in many ways a testament to the openness of those he encountered.
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It rates every US county on such psychological factors as openness, trust, agreeableness and neuroticism.
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Abendland doesn't have to mean xenophobia and exclusion; it can mean openness and liberal tolerance.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) expressed an openness to voting for witnesses, a potentially significant development.
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Trump has signaled his openness to working with Democrats on some issues, including gun legislation.
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But he expressed openness to going through a process in the wake of the allegations.
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A varied book collection, he said, speaks to a person's unconventionality and openness to experiences.
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He expressed openness to supporting the agreement, which includes a number of other Democratic priorities.
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"I was impressed by her intelligence, her openness and her palpable integrity," Ms. Schwarzer said.
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Republicans have signaled some openness, though it's really ultimately up to the president and McConnell.
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He mentions the Western value of openness, but not the Western value of human rights.
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Some White House officials oppose stronger gun control measures, despite Trump's professed openness to solutions.
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At the root of a transparent estate plan, most lawyers say, is openness and communication.
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Before the recent allegations, a few red-state Democrats had indicated openness to supporting Kavanaugh.
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Half the population of Toronto is foreign-born, a reflection of Canada's openness to immigrants.
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Though he was a traditionalist, he opposed parochialism with an openness of heart and mind.
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I think there is increasing openness to those things now, which makes me really hopeful.
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Charney very often and very specifically said he wanted that sexual openness to be present.
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I like the openness with which City Ballet regularly invites outside dancemakers to make new work; I applaud its greater openness this year, since these three choreographers include a woman and an African-American, two groups underrepresented among creators of repertory for this company.
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The second is the degree of social openness—ie, how accepting is society of sexual minorities?
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Its openness and transparency included the sight of Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota, testifying before Congress.
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"I'll be calling in parliament for a full report so there's openness and transparency," he said.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the Communist Party tolerates little criticism.
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His generous heart and openness are part of what I admire and love about him most.
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There's a flexibility and openness in the air, and you're feeling invited and supported to experiment.
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Does that space symbolize the openness of play and possibility or the menace of meaning's abyss?
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But the openness was complicated by a shift in the official positions listed on his website.
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Trump has expressed some openness to raising the gas tax even if most Republicans have not.
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It's a statement of openness, of free movement, that one might not have associated with Apple.
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Donald Fraser, established uniform standards for state delegate selection that emphasized openness to "meaningful" popular participation.
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism and nationalism.
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What's more, she thinks the community's openness about these issues allows people to help one another.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, have expressed support, or at least an openness, to continuing those payments.
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He generously extends that feeling to us, and invites us to bask in its blissful openness.
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He gives all applicants a personality test for certain traits: openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
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Progressives might be heartened by Yarmuth's openness to tax increases for corporations and top income earners.
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That openness is less common in relationships (straight or queer) than it should be, experts say.
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What this requires is a kind of openness, or more precisely a willingness not to know.
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Shannon Chavez, PsyD, a clinical sex therapist, recommends going into the conversation with integrity and openness.
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Owners were scored on the Big Five Inventory personality traits: agreeableness, conscientiousness, extroversion, openness and neuroticism.
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Economically vibrant and stable societies are grown in the loamy soil of diversity, ingenuity, and openness.
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That's why, if we're to rise higher still, it's imperative to defend the openness we've got.
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community, against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism, and nationalism.
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Her openness, however, was coupled with a fierce intolerance of mediocrity in all of its forms.
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Why insulting Islam doesn't justify terror Others see it as a sign of tolerance and openness.
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Openness is an American tradition too, of a swaggering, risk-taking, profit-mixed-with-patriotism kind.
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" She also said they relayed Tump's "desire for as much openness as possible under the law.
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Some find his openness to ending sanctions on Russia and backing strongmen in the Balkans naive.
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But increased openness about pay could improve both the fairness and the functioning of the economy.
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All of the change is bittersweet for the region's liberals, who want more political openness, too.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party tolerates little dissent.
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So what does that tell you about the openness of some of your colleagues to this?
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High-level expertise and an openness to many viewpoints enable it to provide reliable, practical information.
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PSA and Aisin both declined to comment, but Aisin has previously signaled an openness to partnerships.
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The company's philosophy is not one of openness, and I oppose that wherever I see it.
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It is perhaps harder than ever to balance openness to trade with caution against its abuse.
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Supporters of "openness" regard Brexit as the classic example of the revolt against the open society.
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Though Nikki wished the pro wrestler would have come to her first, she understands his openness.
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But in the updated version of the page, all phrases containing "trust" and "openness" are gone.
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With your new sexual openness, you'll be able to conquer anything the TSA throws at you.
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We will be open on January 20th because openness is one of our principal guiding values.
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"[That's] not just through the enhancement of physical pleasure, but also emotional openness," Dr. Sulak says.
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Instead, the argument goes, the revolt against economic openness reflects deeper anxieties about lost relative status.
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By way of an answer, Lindsay spoke of her openness to dating all manner of people.
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I think at the end of the day, what people admire and value is personal openness.
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The band's Blaze and Reid Bateh say this newfound openness was at least part by design.
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Some top Republican and Democratic lawmakers have also signaled an an openness to investigating the connections.
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The warmness and the openness that's going on between the two of them, it's really extraordinary.
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First, President Trump's openness to negotiations would likely attract support from some of his harshest critics.
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Albright called the order "anti-American," noting the U.S. was built on an openness to immigration.
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But I think that these new songs have an openness that we haven't really had before.
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With little openness around the world, it is unclear how any estimate compares to other nations.
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If we aim for openness and expansion of thought based on data, we move towards enlightenment.
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Increased openness online may very well be a win for women and the sex-positive movement.
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Monica's openness about her health, however, might inspire others to seek help if they need it.
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The big picture: There's growing openness to a vote on Majority Whip John Cornyn and Sen.
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They said this might show greater openness by Netanyahu to support annexation bill in the future.
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Yet with all of Apple's newfound openness, it appears unwilling to cross the line into Android.
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"Most political people would never say that," Trump told Bloomberg of his openness to meeting Kim.
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That right—and the spirit of compassion and openness that drives it—isn't without its detractors.
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"I began to understand there's only so far you can go unless there's openness," he said.
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"Like Chile, China rejects protectionism in favor of openness, connectivity, investment, trade and cooperation," Munoz said.
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Not one Republican senator has expressed any openness to impeachment based on the currently available information.
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But it's also a great yardstick to measure your own openness to new and challenging ideas.
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A successful TPP would eventually supplant it; the TPP's failure would signal less openness to trade.
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Openness, in the eyes of the public and the courts, would usually prevail over government secrecy.
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Because of Twitter's success and its dedication to a certain post-dot-com style of openness.
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We appreciated the openness and honesty with which they addressed the question and their own behavior.
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In March, Mnangagwa penned a column in the New York Times which highlighted Zimbabwe's newfound openness.
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And because of this general openness and elasticity, goth essentially has the potential to be immortal.
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Let it inspire American authors with its openness to sentiment, its dedication to the loftiest questions.
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Some police departments are starting to understand that public trust depends on good faith and openness.
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Trump's openness would mark a major shift from how the U.S. and allies deal with Pyongyang.
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From the earliest days of her career, Ms. Streisand exuded a Garlandesque fragility and emotional openness.
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His openness comes despite the ongoing investigation into whether members of his campaign colluded with Russians.
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Yet it's one thing to defend openness and another to tolerate malign interference in election campaigns.
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Loose cultures have weaker norms and comparatively less order but they foster more creativity and openness.
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In economic news, several Federal Reserve officials indicated openness to an interest rate hike in December.
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These conditions produced a profound alienation in work, school, family, and an openness to revolutionary alternatives.
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Because of this openness, Hiss Spun ends up feeling like a portrait of transformation and hope.
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It was almost instant that it started changing in my mind, my openness to the idea.
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There's also a real openness and a warmth to people that I think is very specific.
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Sessions has not been an enthusiast for expanding government openness—but neither is the Obama DOJ.
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And there is plenty more written about the need for financial transparency and openness in marriages.
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This matter of openness, as I see it, transcends policy and enters the realm of principle.
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Do you see other things happening behind the scenes in terms of that openness you're feeling?
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But the administration's messages on North Korea remain contradictory, veering from openness to threats of force.
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The Hu Jintao years, 22016–22018, saw China's most tactful exploitation of American openness (and naïveté).
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Af Klint's joyous paintings, with their radical palette, scale and openness, push abstraction toward the future.
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Despite the improvements and additional openness in the league, he believes, foreign players still need help.
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Personality differences Women, on average, have more: Openness directed towards feelings and aesthetics rather than ideas.
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The openness and diversity that flourish in neighborhood libraries were once a hallmark of urban culture.
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Ms. Roper has a theory as to why: Relaxing in the meadow encouraged openness between people.
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The foreign leaders may be very different, but the strong Republican's openness to negotiation is not.
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A new openness about gender identity is making its way into some of America's public schools.
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" Wojcicki's letter specifically noted that YouTube has to "strike the right balance between openness and responsibility.
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IBM's version translates tweets into its own "big five" traits: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
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Why wouldn't they normally grant the kind of openness to records that America prides itself on?
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But that openness could upset the very precarious balance between secularism and religion in Bangladeshi politics.
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"We are confident that our openness to observations and recommendations will further bolster aviation safety worldwide."
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He highlighted research that shows openness to trade keeps national economies closer to the technological frontier.
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He was genuinely convinced that all the talk of Western openness and democracy was a facade.
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Openness to the world, and also to the fact that she's a little lost in it.
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America's economic and social openness has always been a very powerful appeal benefitting the United States.
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Many Scandinavians use openness on taxes to estimate salaries of co-employees, helping with wage negotiations.
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That example of openness to adventure inspired me and gave me a willingness to take chances.
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But Democrats argue that one recent statement by the president signaled his openness to considering reduction.
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Roberts' discussion of the courts' daily work also overstates the extent of other efforts toward openness.
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Ayotte earlier Friday dodged questions about her openness to serving in the future Trump administration, however.
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Given the xenophobia now sweeping the rest of the West, Canadians' openness might seem bizarrely magnanimous.
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Her touch, and the eccentric shapes enlivening her paintings, lend the work a lightness and openness.
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While the event strives for openness and candor, sore points are hit from time to time.
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His overtures of more openness toward India, Pakistan's longtime foe, backfired as generals spurned his efforts.
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For the first three decades after World War II, openness and equality constituted a virtuous circle.
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Editorial Each terrorist attack tests anew the values of openness and tolerance essential to free societies.
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"We need to find ways to access data according to different shades of openness," Verhulst says.
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His openness gifts Cracked Up with constant, raw authenticity throughout each of its twists and turns.
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Among presidential candidates, Buttigieg has expressed the most notable openness to the idea of court packing.
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These are freedom and tolerance, and openness to individuals no matter their national origin or religion.
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Guided by empathy and openness to the new, this D.J. has his ear to the ground.
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It's the type of access and apparent openness that fans have come to expect from creators.
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Republicans used to have a basic faith in the dynamism and openness of the free market.
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China's apparently tighter control over capital outflows contrasts with its increasing openness to foreign money inflows.
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They have also trained their fire on Republican lawmakers who have signaled an openness to impeachment.
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China's apparently tighter control over capital outflows contrasts with its increasing openness to foreign money inflows.
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The openness mirrored changes happening at his company, which has long been considered a walled garden.
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And I admire the mixture of openness and expertise that I hear in the committee's conversations.
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He has always regarded Western claims to openness and democracy as a hypocritical facade, Khodorkovsky says.
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This openness is evident in the close relationship Ms. Block has forged with the other Chers.
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"Pynk" is a frothy, playful celebration of sexual openness, straightforward in narrative but inventive in presentation.
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" Ms. Hua added, "This actually amounts to shutting their own door to openness, progress and fairness.
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I found my own voice in radical openness and transparency, a hallmark of the Inkling culture.
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The thrust of his argument is that economic openness ultimately benefits everyone who participates in it.
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Pompeo's current openness could be an anomaly, which he may choose to eschew down the line.
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Amy Nobile and Trisha Ashworth say they pioneered the literary genre of comedic openness about motherhood.
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An atmosphere of openness and intellectual exchange is easily squandered and very difficult to get back.
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The biggest problem with the argument, however, is that people's support for openness and closedness is dependent on their interests and circumstances—they support openness in so far as it advances their economic interests and, with the exception of a few ideologues or idealists, no further.
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This song's value lies in Cardi's openness about how being in the public eye has affected her.
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The case for more openness - to citizens and parliaments as well as markets - was at first straightforward.
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Joe Manchin (D-WV) has expressed some openness toward working with Republicans on an Obamacare replacement plan.
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"(There's) a greater openness and willingness to try local experiences," Williams said in an interview with CNBC.
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Damage to that area, and the loss of cognitive flexibility and openness, likely contributed to fundamentalist thinking.
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May's remarks were greeted with warm applause, suggesting a openness amongst Republicans to May's overtures on trade.
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Openness is an unavoidable part of software's future, of the future of space, satellites, research, and defense.
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"It's an affront to the openness and transparency that the American people are entitled to," Schumer said.
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"Don't let 'loyalty' stand in the way of truth and openness," the billionaire writes in Bridgewater's principles.
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"We are disappointed the filmmakers would exploit the openness and transparency of those involved," the agency says.
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The vast openness of the Knockdown Center meant that nothing was really cordoned off from anything else.
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This openness, however, potentially runs counter to Open AI's purpose: To prevent Skynet from becoming self-aware.
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Within that Whitmanesque openness, Ferlignhetti's poetry mounts an assault on the hierarchies of the American 20013th century.
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Thousands of people, inspired by the royal&aposs openness, thanked Eugenie and shared stories of their own.
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But higher levels of the traits of agreeableness and openness among wives led to more frequent sex.
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"We shall think of the kindness and openness that characterises our city," Stockholm mayor Karin Wanngard said.
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For example, people who tend to score high in openness are more likely to date multiple partners.
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It is not just up to Mr Zuckerberg, then, to foster a culture of curiosity and openness.
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But MbS had promised the listing would help create a culture of openness in the secretive kingdom.
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"It's against American openness to people seeking a better, safer or freer life," the company said. Intel.
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That to me is in complete contradiction with the complexity and the openness of the Indian tradition.
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He signaled an openness to some kind of partnership, citing practices across company lines in Silicon Valley.
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We spur new ideas with an openness to the economy and the ecosystem to protect future generations.
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A feeling of openness towards newcomers is growing, but still leaves a fair bit to be desired.
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First is the $25,778 panoramic sunroof, which adds a lot of light and openness to the interior.
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We need older people for their experience, and younger ones for their openness, and sometimes vice versa.
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There's a radical openness to Twitter, which is cool some of the time, and uncool other times.
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But, while honesty and openness are great for you, they're probably not so great for your friends.
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And this is something that PhRMA, the trade group for drug companies, did express some openness toward.
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The biggest change, however, has been in the Premier League's openness to foreign managers, players and owners.
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For all the talk of "fog in the Channel, Europe isolated", they were champions of global openness.
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To protect an open Europe, goes the logic, Europe needs more protection against the excesses of openness.
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Third, Aramco is building on that openness by promising to hold its first earnings call in August.
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But not everyone agrees that openness is a good thing, so we want to hear from you.
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I am continuously impressed with there openness and how they conduct business by doing the right thing.
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Second, Ms Preckwinkle slipped up in a debate when she mentioned her opponent's openness about her sexuality.
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"Talk 2 Her," is a plea for expression and communication in relationships, for emotional honesty and openness.
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I wanted more openness in our relationship, when before I didn't even know that it was lacking.
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But having experienced a certain openness in my trips abroad, I began to miss it back home.
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So maybe that sort of opened the door for me in terms of being OK with openness.
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United States lawmakers also showed more openness to regulating Silicon Valley during Mr. Zuckerberg's testimony this month.
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Such critiques contain some truth: more must be done to help those who lose out from openness.
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Her openness about something that is still so stigmatized is sure to help a lot of people.
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"I try to have an openness when it comes to meeting new people — and trying new flavors."
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The song's a great example of Snail Mail's mix of emotional vulnerability and openness, and musical bombast.
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In 2015, Labour leaders threw his name in the leadership contest as a symbol of ideological openness.
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Tribal leaders worry the Army's current openness to alternate routes could end with the incoming Trump administration.
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The vast openness and anonymity of social media has cleared a dangerous new route for antidemocratic forces.
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But the voter participation efforts are also a part of tech companies' new openness to political action.
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We're hoping it's temporary and the natural good humour and openness of London will reassert itself quickly.
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When it comes to millennial parents, the openness to accepting interracial and LGBT families is more pronounced.
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One of the quickest ways to court a more diverse crowd is to increase trust through openness.
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In fact, I'd argue that openness and collaboration are the biggest advantages startups have over larger corporations.
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The people I am close to treasure openness and honesty—they generally communicate very directly with me.
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China has been repeatedly criticised for a lack of openness in its defence spending and its intentions.
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NASA's openness follows a trend to make science results more accessible outside of published, often paywalled journals.
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The hope that greater openness might follow in the wake of China's economic growth looks increasingly forlorn.
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It's a moment of victory for privacy — but it clashes greatly with Mae's previous pro-openness attitude.
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After criticizing him on the campaign trail, leaders had expressed openness toward working with the new administration.
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Right. And I think a lot of that has also taught us a certain level of openness.
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It might not sound like much, but this total openness is a rarity in our globalized world.
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"Tony had a real openness toward new people," Eli Keszler, an experimental composer and artist, told THUMP.
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The investigations have fanned fears that China is exploiting the relative openness of the American scientific system.
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"What's really interesting to us in Saudi is the transformation and the openness that's happening," he said.
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As many of the economists in question are quick to note, the benefits of openness are massive.
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It has a new mission, "inserting Brazil into global supply chains", which implies greater openness to imports.
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It is to devise bold policies that preserve the benefits of openness while alleviating its side-effects.
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Avi Frey Brooklyn, N.Y. Assange's willingness to harm other people in the name of openness is striking.
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"At an early age of 13 or 14, I was given this gift of openness," she said.
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The dragnet has fanned fears that Beijing is exploiting the relative openness of the American scientific system.
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Intel gathering and cybersecurity often come at the cost of Internet's economic openness and user's online anonymity.
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For Gropius, as MacCarthy documents, this kind of openness was vital to the Bauhaus spirit of experimentation.
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Sichuan's historic openness to other influences should be seen as a virtue, say some food lovers here.
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Other teammates, he said, found the downside of the wide-openness; one developed a spiraling drug problem.
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They are impressive in their earnestness, lack of sense of entitlement and openness to learning and growth.
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Cambridge Analytica decided to study five personality attributes: openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism, according to Wylie.
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By the time such openness stopped making sense, massive growth made it tough to change basic services.
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There is an acceptance and tenderness toward the unknown, an openness to change or trying something different.
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But he's also shown an openness to ending the Medicaid expansion, just on a longer time frame.
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We wanted to extend this openness to all investors through series A, B and later VC rounds.
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He claims he supports internet openness, and yet he bitterly opposed the 2015 FCC Open Internet order.
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We need the truth, I would be happy if there was some kind of openness about that.
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Extraversion, agreeableness, and openness to experience are positive predictors of creativity, but neuroticism is a negative predictor.
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The reason London is still the startup capital of Europe is because of its diversity and openness.
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In my experiences as a VC, I come down hard on the side of openness and transparency.
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But if we began to dismantle our openness, then we would definitely impede the pace of progress.
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The building features five supportive arches, topped with a canopy that allows for simultaneous coverage and openness.
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To cultivate openness, you can try practicing meditation and training yourself to be open to new things.
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Within days, the I.T.F. president, David Haggerty, expressed openness to amending the rules against announcing provisional bans.
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Well, for starters, they have a history of openness to a range of gender identities and expressions.
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Even if she doesn't want to go that far, she could signal her openness to acquisition offers.
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There's more of an openness to sexual orientation, to educational possibilities and to different kinds of diversity.
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Nathan Deal, a Republican, is signaling an openness to expansion, although his statements admittedly aren't very clear.
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East Kalimantan touts its openness to religions other than Islam as well as its welcome for outsiders.
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The plea is also a blow to an industry that has operated with relative openness for years.
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She seems to maintain a kind of radical openness to her collaborators and maybe to the universe.
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And I think signaling an openness to compromise on many issues is both smart and reasonable. Related.
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In his speech, Mr. Wang highlighted China's openness and the need for equal access to the internet.
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Certainly plenty of spaces pay lip service to the idea of openness, but wind up feeling cliquish.
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But the messages of openness contrasted sharply with actions taken in Beijing and elsewhere in the country.
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For a reporter, remarkable openness like this makes it possible to depict events in a richer way.
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She — through her openness as well as her achievements — has earned the adoration of these women, too.
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Proximity to death is isolating; it nudges her into greater openness, into seeking connection and finding it.
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People who score high on openness, for example, tend to like envelope-pushing music and abstract art.
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Prince Mohammed has the opportunity to rewrite Saudi history and bring freedom and openness to our country.
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These variants also overlapped with other traits, such as a smoking and an openness to new experiences.
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There's something about the openness of it, the completely untethered sense of longing, yearning, that's complete magic.
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Its openness creates a wellspring of creativity, but also persistent problems with harassment and quasi-ironic bigotry.
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Those who voted to remain in the European Union typically prize values of openness, togetherness and inclusion.
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"People are concerned whether openness is fair, whether it's safe and whether it's equitable," Mr. Draghi said.
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But they all very much raise questions about Pence's openness to the input of public health professionals.
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So far, three Republican senators have expressed openness to hearing from witnesses, but Democrats need one more.
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Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, and Lamar Alexander have signaled some openness to hearing from witnesses as well.
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The U.S., he said, has sustained an extended period of relative peace through international institutions and openness.
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History shows these values of openness and inclusiveness have served us — and the world around us — well.
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Trump's policies, in addition to Mexico's new openness to ethanol, are behind the push to increase exports.
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Freezing out journalists because they don't agree with him makes a mockery of his message of openness.
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And it was for an escape to that openness that some Chinese urbanites yearned in centuries past.
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The increased openness to unions and collective bargaining has dovetailed with a palpable shift in expert opinion.
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Some libertarians point out that these countries score high on nearly every measure of free market openness.
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Bernie Sanders, who has raised Biden's past openness to cutting social security, a position he now opposes.
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That openness caused a great deal of frustration among progressives, who pressed Democrats for more forceful opposition.
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Exchanges, conversely, suggest a certain sort of generosity, an openness to discussion and an invitation to reciprocity.
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Mitt Romney of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine expressed more openness to calling for new testimony.
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Ford's allies called her testimony credible, and women around the country were reportedly moved by her openness.
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We are grateful for your openness to a fresh approach to how we work at Goldman Sachs.
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He also understands the vulnerabilities of free societies -- their internal divisions and discord, and their gaping openness.
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Our openness to immigrants from other countries made this nation a magnet for innovative scientists and engineers.
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Solomon's push for openness embodies a shift that is occurring throughout the 149-year-old investment bank.
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At least one legislator is now demanding more openness from state officials about that 38-minute gap.
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Iceland, a fairly closed or anyway homogeneous society, knows that it depends on the openness of others.
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"We continue our policy of openness to immigration and refugees without compromising security," the prime minister said.
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While the senators contrasted the relative openness of Comey in his testimony, they ignored three salient facts.
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That openness to a bipartisan Plan B if the current effort fails is alarming more conservative Republicans.
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But she might have been imagining it; in his face, she couldn't see anything but bright openness.
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Our waffling, leniency and openness will only whet Pyongyang's appetite for extortion and manipulation all the more.
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Kim Jung-sook's upbeat personality and unprecedented openness have earned her the nickname "Happy Mrs. Jung-sook".
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You would reap enormous political goodwill by standing for the platinum-grade openness that voters hunger for.
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It may feel pointless to push for openness in a Washington that is so invested in secrecy.
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In response, some businesses, like Facebook, have expressed more openness to regulation of practices like political advertising.
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These appearances soften the idea of a strong presidency and create a sense of intimacy and openness.
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This openness is a major contributor to Rachel's "let's put on a show and include everyone" vibe.
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They have repeatedly said they will not discuss a repeal but have expressed openness to negotiating improvements.
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It also follows a growing general trend towards more openness in science research and academia more broadly.
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The harsh remarks came just a day after Trump expressed openness to speaking directly with Iranian leaders.
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What he considered openness led to many allegations and five major sexual harassment lawsuits brought against him.
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History, culture and brand, combined with openness to technology and the will to adapt, are a powerful mix.
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At the national level, America and Europe can be examined using three tests: concentration, abnormal profits and openness.
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Google also promoted openness internally, encouraging its employees to debate decisions even if that meant challenging the CEO.
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The 100-question test, no longer available, sought to assess a person's openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.
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