"This is a very assertive, seemingly powerful leader, unafraid to speak his mind, unafraid to clash with international powers, unafraid to stand up for what's been in China perceived as protecting the interests of ordinary people," says Wang.
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But Curtis has always been unafraid of spectacle and humor.
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And with it I walk through the storm, mostly unafraid.
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America is unafraid to be both strong, and honest. 3.
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We need to stand tall and strong, proud and unafraid.
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"Formation" presents a Bey unafraid to play with new looks.
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And the world benefits from a Britain unafraid to lead.
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I had always stepped boldly into love, unflinching, unafraid, foolish.
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"He was unafraid to take on his party," Schumer said.
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She is unafraid and passive, making no efforts to escape.
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And yet, truth stands, rigid and sharp, unforgiving and unafraid.
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"He was totally unafraid of everyone and everything," Martin marveled.
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Ohler is unafraid to make his case in grandiose terms.
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An author unafraid to defy midcentury attitudes about her gender.
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Mark Sanford, a conservative who has been unafraid to criticize Trump.
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Their abductors were in no hurry, clearly unafraid of being caught.
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She connected similarly to oil paint and was unafraid of ugliness.
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He's threatened Mexico, Islam, you name it, and yet I'm unafraid.
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" They chanted phrases like "Undocumented, unafraid," and "There is no debate.
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I'm also very polarizing and unafraid to share my opinion publicly.
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She also recommended that entrepreneurs be unafraid to narrow their niche.
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But here they were, a bunch of high schoolers, comparatively unafraid.
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He speaks out against sexism and is unafraid to be sentimental.
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I want my staff and customers to feel welcome and unafraid.
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He was also unafraid to discuss drugs in his TV show.
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The kids are here; they are looking at the pot, unafraid.
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Above all, she seemed unafraid to shift pace and tactics midrally.
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"He was unafraid," CEO Kees Aarts told Reuters in an interview.
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It's also boldly unafraid to show how men can harm women.
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In a time when the country's public image abroad consisted largely of manufacturing and geisha girls, he located an avant-garde culture and entered it fully, unafraid of drunken excess then and unafraid of recalling it now.
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Maybe. Or, she's an actress unafraid to make art for young adults.
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Itzel from San Francisco Itzel, 22, says she is undocumented and unafraid.
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A younger generation of founders unafraid of going global is in charge.
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Willing to break the mold: Trump is unafraid to advocate unorthodox views.
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More importantly, I was now unafraid to call myself a Trans Fan.
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It aims to assault, unafraid to be difficult or jarring or ugly.
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O'Grady is, as a general rule, supremely intelligent and unafraid of candor.
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"He is refreshingly direct—honest, unafraid," says Laura Greene from Kensington, Maryland.
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Donald Trump is the only candidate unafraid to combat that head-on.
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Omar Mateen was a disciplinary challenge in school, unafraid to push buttons.
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Gnosspelius's work is funny, but it is also unafraid of the dark.
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Or is she fearlessly funny and generally unafraid to call out bullshit?
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Unlike the Republican Party establishment, Democrats should be unafraid to say so.
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"I'm trying to make history here," proclaims Dabash, unafraid of sounding egotistic.
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I like characters who are completely unafraid of showing all their flaws.
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She was unafraid to criticize her own country's poor record on accepting refugees.
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Unafraid, Plasticity is moving full steam ahead to become the Twilio of NLP.
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They're unafraid of burning it all down, untethered to the weight of consequences.
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I think they express me feeling unafraid to stand out and stand up!
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You're certainly unafraid of confrontation; some astrologers even say you enjoy fighting, Aries.
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As comedian, Rogen is definitely unafraid to tread the territory of dark humor.
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They are transparent about their sexual identity and seemingly unafraid to show themselves.
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P.M. Dawn's sound was singular — rooted in hip-hop but unafraid of softness.
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She was smart, sure of herself, and unafraid to stake out strong positions.
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All three are viewed as unafraid to say some humiliating things to Mrs.
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"He was interested in so many different things, and completely unafraid," he said.
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Chinese people are polite by nature, the article said, yet unafraid of confrontation.
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"She really was unafraid and she carried that throughout her life," Rhodes said.
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The father said the family now felt liberated, unafraid to speak their minds.
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He was telegenic, and unafraid to raise challenging questions on the national stage.
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Mr. Bloomberg is unapologetic about — and unafraid to hide — the money he's spending.
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He was always willing and unafraid to admit what he did not know.
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" Black Lives Matter protesters have marched alongside those proclaiming themselves "Undocumented and Unafraid.
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Charles, known as Charlie, was a risk-taker, unafraid of loans and leverage.
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Oliver was among the people cast, and Weinraub was unafraid of challenging him.
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Musk is a rare talent, a brilliant visionary unafraid to pursue big, crazy dreams.
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I just think he's so bold and unafraid and that's exactly what I saw.
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Bears unafraid of humans can cause serious issues, including food dependencies and possible attacks.
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A Best Rapper Alive is unafraid to luxuriate in the expanse of their impact.
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Mr Couto is also unafraid to show how war begets war, cruelty begets cruelty.
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On nearly every other issue, journalists are unafraid to call things as they are.
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While Thiem is a heavy favorite, Cecchinato, 25, will be completely unafraid, Wilander believes.
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As a player, the college freshman is fierce and fiery, unafraid to take risks.
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And that's because she is young and she is unapologetic and she is unafraid.
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She is unafraid to challenge Democratic orthodoxy and unwilling to tow the party line.
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She is unafraid to call out inequality, blatant sexism, and trolls of all sorts.
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I wish more television was this unafraid to leave its audience fumbling for understanding.
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Critically, its designers were also unafraid to compromise functionality in pursuit of this concept.
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They're less bound by tradition than their European counterparts and are unafraid of change.
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I think voters want to see someone who is a fighter and is unafraid.
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Synopsis: A traumatized veteran, unafraid of violence, tracks down missing girls for a living.
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He notes that he is happy to be himself and unafraid to be different.
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More than being unafraid of change, though, he said he was compelled toward it.
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Notably, she is unafraid to speak the truth, regardless of the setting or audience.
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When it comes to her body, Katy Perry is unafraid to talk about it.
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Like its subjects, Blendo Games' new PC puzzler Quadrilateral Cowboy is unafraid to be messy.
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She's captivating and bold, unafraid to call the queer community out on its hidden shame.
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I've always admired how unafraid you are to pick up and start over someplace new.
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And Edwards has been unafraid to call out that stunning disparity on the campaign trail.
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As "Joanthology" illustrates, Ms Wasser is also unafraid to be abrasive—even, at times, confrontational.
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She's painted as powerful, successful, and completely unafraid to stand up to manipulation queen Rachel.
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Frida Kahlo: She was so unapologetic and unafraid of the harsh realities of the world.
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Snapchat is unafraid of taking seemingly settled technology issues and trying things their own way.
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Chester Bennington was unafraid to make it all look like work, because living is work.
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This girl is unafraid and unaware of what's currently going on in the wider world.
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We have major celebrities unafraid to come out as every letter of the queer pantheon.
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The few customers in the place, however, looked unafraid and unbothered, until I bothered them.
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The longest-running Black Congresswoman is unafraid to speak her mind about anything — to anyone.
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As a result of these failures to prosecute, the banks are unafraid, unpunished and unapologetic.
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Its subjects meander from heartbreak to Enron, unafraid to look it all in the eye.
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"I was like a newborn calf, unafraid of tigers," he said, invoking a Chinese proverb.
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Mr. Hillary attends those briefings, standing alongside his team, usually unsmiling but also seemingly unafraid.
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He's something of a local celebrity known for being friendly and unafraid of approaching people.
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He has cast himself as a conservative unafraid to stand up to establishment party leaders.
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That doesn't mean it's messy — it's not — but it is unafraid of its own strangeness.
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She's young, blond, opinionated and conservative, and unafraid to use sex appeal as a cudgel.
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Mr. Greenberg joined a team that, like him, was idealistic yet pragmatic, deliberate yet unafraid.
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Ms. Reno, who died this week at 78, was unafraid of looking directly at it.
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I knew that we would have to be unafraid in how we ran the campaign.
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We are unafraid of disrupting existing arrangements simply because they're backed by powerful special interests.
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And Democrats also signaled they're increasingly unafraid of a potential political backlash over impeaching Trump.
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The tigers in the panel that she made Will go on prancing, proud and unafraid.
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Unafraid to call bullshit: Students protesting the trumped-up trial of seven Chicago protesters in 2000.
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But, she said, it has made her unafraid to challenge even her most aggressive political opponents.
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Emma's roots show when, unafraid, she steps to Mari, armed with decimating reads of her own.
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The president is unafraid of escalating trade disputes because he believes he has a winning hand.
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"There's something powerful about seeing a Black man bulletproof and unafraid," Method Man says on-air.
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Draymond Green, Jordan Bell, JaVale McGee, and Kevin Durant were prickly, unafraid of the referee's whistle.
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Whether that's because we're lazy, unafraid, uninformed, or point-blank don't care is hard to say.
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And unlike many economists cowed by a frostier political climate, he is unafraid to say so.
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Like the airline passenger who hates turbulence and gets calmed down if the stewardess looks unafraid.
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He's also been unafraid to live his own truth both inside and outside of the ring.
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Our education system needs a leader who is unafraid to tackle systemic racial prejudice and injustice.
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He was a forceful presence who was unafraid of arguing his case, which any president needs.
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Allami fell in love, unafraid of the war, yet terrified by what was happening with Hrebid.
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But the majority of the working population remains unafraid of a T-2000 stealing their employment.
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Continue to live your life the way we all live our lives in New York: unafraid.
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Second, it will continue to portray President Trump as unafraid in the face of personal danger.
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This is a company unafraid of emotions: hard ones, easy ones, romantic ones and drunken ones.
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From that perspective, he was prepared to make the move and unafraid to dive in headfirst.
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When you go to bed at night, and you feel safe, secure and unafraid, remember why.
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America is within their grasp, and Shame is unafraid to stand before it, warts-and-all.
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The city is made for that: To walk, to explore, to discover, and to be unafraid.
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He was unafraid to dig into the unsavory-if-you-think-about-it parts of food.
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In her bid against Mr. Crowley, she was unafraid to foreground race, gender, age and class.
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Like her grandmother, Ms. Leas, 28, is smart, funny, down-to-earth and unafraid of challenges.
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This is a film unafraid to look at his acts, but timid when approaching his ideas.
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They are unafraid to face the cross currents, detached from clan, acknowledging how little they know.
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But these were people who were unafraid because we understand that life happens between the lines.
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I am supposed to be a pioneer — a brave, single feminist, unafraid to go it alone.
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He is tenacious on both ends of the floor and unafraid of any opponent or moment.
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Samurai Jack is unafraid to go long stretches without any dialogue — sometimes entire 30-minute episodes.
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He's unafraid to play, test, steal, and work from all kinds of sources, in all directions.
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While heaping praise on his former boss, he insisted that he had been unafraid to challenge Trump.
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Unafraid of heights, she also likes to climb trees and stand on the roof of her house.
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Instead, Asch proposed Yiddish theater that was unafraid of representing Jewish people as both saints and sinners.
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Haley's statements throughout the campaign showed she is unafraid to criticize Trump even if it engenders pushback.
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Its staff will fight on, unbowed and unafraid, with the courage to which you have become accustomed.
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The result nods to the xx's best work but is unafraid of broader, heart-tugging crescendos, too.
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We should all be Mirandas: smart, pragmatic, ambitious and unafraid to eat cake out of the garbage.
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Clearly, California is unafraid to push back on Trump's unpopular and, economically and environmentally unsupported, deregulation zeal.
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Honestly, it's nice to simply see a man so unafraid to get in touch with his feelings.
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Her style is constantly changing, and it's inspiring that she's so unafraid to make these huge changes.
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"You should know that we're unafraid of bullies," Netflix wrote in an email to the group Tuesday.
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Aucoin's unabashed femininity may have scared my tween self, but I sure as shit am unafraid now.
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I love that Queen Sugar has created a character that is unafraid to present some acceptable alternatives.
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The deer is something of a local celebrity known for being friendly and unafraid of approaching people.
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The gay community was a lot more unafraid and disco culture was built around queer club culture.
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It's haywire, rude, blunt, poetic, self-reflective, sexually unpredictable, emotionally catastrophic, exhaustively acted, intelligent, searching and unafraid.
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He dresses however he wants, unafraid to wear a dress one [day] or a full suit another.
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Let's just say that they were unafraid to include their children in their drama, which was significant.
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He could be a useful irritant, unafraid of kicking up at the pretensions of the literary establishment.
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She's unafraid to take it to the edge, and her edge is way further than most people's.
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Unafraid of the past, Salvo (born Salvatore Mangione) copied Early and High Renaissance masters and mythological scenes.
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TAYLOR Billy has always been completely unafraid to speak his mind and tell people what he believes.
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"The most notable thing about her campaign is that she seems totally unafraid to lose," said Pfeiffer.
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The company also has a penchant for efficiency, unafraid of cutting costs to make business run smoothly.
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She stood once more in the gloomy blue twilight of a Swedish winter morning, unexhausted and unafraid.
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In a pluralistic society, healthy social media engagement should be unafraid of competing views, even welcome them.
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Proving to be unafraid of the dizzying heights of the ski ramps, he became obsessed with jumping.
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Unafraid of her feelings, she is able infuse the raucous and disorderly with exhilarating doses of affection.
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Unafraid as he was to court controversy, it was inevitable that Toscanini would be caught up in politics.
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But the extensive offensive appeared aimed at signaling to Hamas that it was unafraid to engage if necessary.
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This type of language has reaffirmed Francis' reputation as a progressive leader unafraid of ruffling a few feathers.
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He has been ideological and combative, unafraid to abuse his executive authority and fully content to govern unilaterally.
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Ambassador Haley was unafraid to call out their BS & Americans should be grateful for her clarity and strength.
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And fortunately, they're the kind of friends who are completely unafraid to do something ridiculous for their buddy.
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As careful and staid as they often seemed to be, Piazza was outgoing and unafraid to be different.
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Those candidates want to be seen as unafraid to take big, bold actions on major progressive policy concerns.
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If you're unafraid of the public's distaste, there are a lot of places you can run with that.
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Elizabeth Strout is a writer bracingly unafraid of silences, her vision of the world northern, Protestant and flinty.
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I've been unafraid to think about what I went through and everything that the baby could have been.
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Up until now, he says, submariners could be fairly sure of their hiding place, operating "alone and unafraid".
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His supporters and critics alike describe him as tireless, obsessive, undisciplined and -- perhaps most important -- unafraid to fail.
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With a movie called The Disaster Artist, you need a leading man unafraid to embrace his inner eccentric.
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But Hader and his co-creator Alec Berg were unafraid to follow their muse further into the storm.
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She is unafraid and undeterred by attacks from her critics and unbowed by external pressure from the media.
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Glittery Scar from The Lion King You're a trendsetter, unafraid to share your sassy side with the world.
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However attractive regulatory easing may sound, we must not forget that the banks remain unpunished, unapologetic, and unafraid.
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Here at last, Despentes's work is all untramelled id — fractious, noisy, unafraid of embarrassment and impossible to contain.
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And this photo, taken by photographer Andres Kudacki, perfectly captures that spirit -- of a city unbowed and unafraid.
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She is unarmed and unafraid (the open space behind her emphasizes her singularity); they are militarized and unindividuated.
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In both painting and binding, she cheerfully explores what it means to be unafraid of bodies and pleasure.
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Rape culture is real, and thank you for being unafraid to call out that fact to the masses.
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Yet he has proved something of a natural in his new role: frank, unafraid, straight to the point.
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And they are unafraid to talk about and to practice love, for both neighbors and so-called enemies.
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Ibrahimovic has certainly always been an outspoken character, unafraid to let the world know how he is feeling.
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Jacob is unafraid to ask the hard questions and to admit when she doesn't have an easy answer.
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"He was unafraid to make the unpopular opinion in the room," she told Business Insider in an interview.
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Unlike many gun-control organizations, SHP is narrowly focused on school shootings, and unafraid to use visceral messages.
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Darlene, who quiets Dom's worries with a kiss, hoots and hollers, unafraid of the attentions she is attracting.
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Wilmore is frank, and unafraid to piss people off, even if they're sitting in his own studio audience.
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This bear, however, has been so brazen and unafraid of human encounters that the agency has declared it dangerous.
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He isn't quite as profane as, say, Lyndon B. Johnson, but Biden is unafraid of speaking exactly his mind.
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He was unafraid to go into corners, where larger players swung their elbows at the height of his head.
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Legere's loud and proud nature also means he's unafraid to send up competitors and calls them names in public.
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Ms. Cantor is unafraid of asking big questions explicitly, like whether fidelity — to texts or to people — is possible.
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It wasn't an attention-grabbing slob fest as we've seen in the past from those unafraid of the spotlight.
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So that they may walk head up, unbowed, and unafraid to live their lives in freedom, solidarity and power.
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Unafraid to be weird The presentation gave heavy emphasis to YouTube as a safe space for the LGBT community.
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Unafraid to show affection, he would hug his guy friends and had no qualms about saying he loved them.
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Strongly opinionated, she was unafraid of making waves with peers and professors in the classroom, according to former classmates.
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It's imperfect by design and unafraid to risk seeming corny or pretentious (and, once in a while, it tilts).
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Like Trump, Stone has a penchant for making bold, unsubstantiated claims, promoting conspiracy theories, and being unafraid of controversy.
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Gamora (Zoe Saldana) is unsentimental, unafraid, and green, as if a Spartan warrior had been blended with an avocado.
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She told them how the slogan "Undocumented, Unafraid, Unapologetic" had once come to sum up how many immigrants felt.
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Of late, she's been on Douglas's case — unafraid to publicly voice her opinion that Douglas is slacking in practice.
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Jo Bonney's staging, which though sleek is unafraid to linger over anger and awkwardness, helps keep the tension aloft.
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In Horowitz, the company had an executive unafraid to disrupt the status quo in an effort to expand audience.
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Big and broad, he's unafraid to take up space and pulls off a throwback 1970s look that I love.
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It reveals an artist unafraid of incorporating crafts into her work and unintimidated either by scale or personal emotion.
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I will say it's definitely about being unafraid to be myself, show my scars, and show my natural self.
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Combining work in oil paint with digital artistry, the film is unafraid to let brush strokes or impasto show.
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The band has also been unafraid to explore other languages in their lyrics, utilizing everything from Russian to Spanish.
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And the studio's next few films all seem to be unafraid to tap into the joy of being a superhero.
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This is a man that was unafraid of the (unfair, rude, diminishing) stigma of being a virgin on national television.
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No matter what they spoke about, these stars stood together, unafraid to speak out against what they perceive as injustice.
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We need more economists who are unafraid to challenge theories, models and ways of thinking that were once considered sacrosanct.
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The Review has long presented itself as a free-thinking, contrarian bastion, unafraid to take on Stanford's dominant political liberalism.
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It was the skits—these guys were having fun and unafraid of putting their inside jokes and zaniness and wax.
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In only his second feature, Brady Corbet, the director, is clearly unafraid to push audiences out of their comfort zone.
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At the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards, TV's biggest stars kicked off awards season unafraid to go bold with their looks.
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In execution, Chinese entrepreneurs are unafraid of the tedious, messy, and risky tasks, if they help achieve the ultimate result.
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Unafraid of a quixotic challenge, LG has taken that as its overriding goal with every new flagship smartphone it produces.
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ESPN has gone deep into Esports, with their dedicated news vertical unafraid to sound like another language to the uninitiated.
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And she's out there, unashamed and unafraid, helping the Democratic nominee for president fight to make history one more time.
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"You should know that we're unafraid of bullies," Netflix wrote in the email, which parade organizers posted on its website.
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But Haggerty, a former president of the United States Tennis Association, has long been a consensus builder unafraid to act.
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At the moment of her death a few days later, I was broken and weightless at once, large and unafraid.
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They were unafraid to be brutally honest, not only about their mistakes, but also about their dreams for the future.
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He said that Fox's news coverage is "fair, balanced, and unafraid" and distinguished between its news coverage and opinion coverage.
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He noted that he's unafraid to criticize Trump when he disagrees with the president, and credit Trump when he agrees.
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She's a small-government, pro-business conservative who's unafraid to speak out about the limited political rights of Puerto Ricans.
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They have high turnout and a reputation in campaign circles as top-notch canvassers unafraid of knocking on strangers' doors.
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They were unpolished but unafraid of catchy choruses, seemingly as indebted to Big Star as they were to T-Rex.
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What does it say about American politics that members of Congress seem so unafraid of passing such an unpopular bill?
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All designers are now scrambling to dress a generation of men unafraid to embrace fashion though ignorant of its rules.
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Ms. Garner was unafraid to speak her mind, use rough language to make a point, or go against the grain.
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With Michael Cohen's latest deal, the special counsel shows he is unafraid of crossing Donald Trump's red lines on Russia.
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Unafraid to go where the novel has taken him, Womersley produces a finale that's both slippery and perfectly in keeping.
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The recent events have brought new attention to the coalition "antifa," radical activists unafraid to scuffle with right-wing extremists.
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So a tip of the cap to unafraid administrators at Drew University, which unblocked College Abacus's search software this year.
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Beckett's work was famously free from concerns with conventional storytelling and unafraid of silence, spare to the point of ascetic.
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I'd tell anyone that's young to take a hard sales job, because you'll learn so much and become so unafraid.
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In order to motivate others to be unafraid in their journeys, Branson recommended that other leaders follow his parents' lead.
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And yet, from what I've seen, , knows it's funny, and is nonetheless unafraid to admit when she doesn't like it.
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Tim and Karen float forward in an easy routine, secure in what is here and unafraid of what may come.
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This inaugurated a new, more ambitious era of climate activism, one in which leaders were unafraid of being branded radicals.
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She's unafraid to unleash her emotions when she feels them, whether she's expressing frustration, joy, anger, or lust for power.
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He is unafraid of declaring his enthusiasms or entering territory that could easily devolve into the sentimental but never does.
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That made him unafraid to call out Democrats when they failed, and urge Republicans to step up — and vice versa.
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Lee Busby I'm standing all alone and unafraid Monday morning, when the phones light up and the emails are lighting up.
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Now in America, people are becoming unafraid to say they are feminist when that wasn't the case even a year ago.
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He clearly respects tough-minded men who are unafraid of defying Washington in the name of defending America from its enemies.
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When they played their edited versions, however, the beta males were unafraid when the changes in the beat were more extreme.
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Experienced at organizing large events, state-of-the-art in managing money, unafraid to attract publicity, they were thoroughly modern women.
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To engage closely with young stans is to see what you once were and be unafraid to run back into it.
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The department also discourages people from feeding or rescuing wild animals because it can train them to be unafraid of humans.
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After nearly 60 years of selective breeding in Siberia, there are a few rare foxes that are pretty unafraid of people.
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You might belong in Hufflepuff,Where they are just and loyal,Those patient Hufflepuffs are true,And unafraid of toil pic.twitter.
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He's unafraid to mention his primary competitor, the MacBook, by name, and he'll claim these laptops beat Apple's in several categories.
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It might not be Edie, specifically, but it's someone like her, a "quiet hero" who's pissed and unafraid to show it.
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I was thinking about how you like Julian Schnabel, who seems to be an artist unafraid of taking from other artists.
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For a family unafraid to commit murder to protect one another, the Lyons sure feel comfortable jabbing at each other's insecurities.
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Until that days comes, we must be unafraid to stand up and speak out as if our country depends on it.
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Until that day comes, we must be unafraid to stand up and speak out as if our country depends on it.
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"Dad was (and still is) open, honest, and unafraid to ask questions or seek advice — even from his children," writes Branson.
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The impression in both San Francisco and Los Angeles was of a vital, engaged new-music cohort, one unafraid of risk.
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Kasich has run a much more positive campaign than his opponents, and he has been unafraid of embracing his moderate positions.
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"Be unafraid to say 'no' — and only say yes when the timing is right for you and your brand," she emphasizes.
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In it, Appel seems unafraid to render perspectives that recall the protean charge of our insanely complex and connected contemporary existence.
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You're unafraid of taking risks, but today is an especially fun time to do so as the moon opposes sweet Venus.
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"This is what it looks like when institutions create a culture where a predator can flourish unafraid and unabated," she said.
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What's so cool about Tamaryn is that she's unafraid to be herself, evolve and show off her talent for ethereal songwriting.
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As Selma Blair continues to embrace her shaved head, the actress has shown she's unafraid to challenge preconceived notions of femininity.
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It's unafraid to introduce a drastically new game mechanic for a single level, which gives the game a hand-made feeling.
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Walmsley was always fast, but ever since his first run at Western States, he has proved that he's unafraid of failure.
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He has cultivated an image as a political maverick unafraid to challenge Taiwan's political elites, which initially brought him immense support.
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But she is unafraid to take risks, and now she's learned some wrestling moves — and gained inner confidence — in the process.
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"[It] would undoubtedly reinforce New Delhi's image as a domineering hegemon unafraid to use force against its smaller neighbors," Statfor said.
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With graceful movement and a one-handed backhand, he was quickly called Baby Federer by observers unafraid of setting lofty expectations.
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Just as importantly, the security of having DACA helped me to be able to proudly come out as gay and unafraid.
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"Dan is unafraid to say what he believes, and the party really ought to be saying [the same thing]," Ayres said.
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Yet the same cannot be said for every EDM maniac: Clear Blue Water there—unafraid to express clear, cold, steely sentiment.
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" Conway explained, "You have to be unapologetically, unflinchingly unafraid of Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton and all that the Clinton campaign means.
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"I felt a sense of empowerment from this movement that is undocumented, unafraid or coming out of the shadows," Solano Suarez said.
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But knowing that the investment community is skeptical and unafraid to ask questions could help stop the next Madoff in his tracks.
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But I also came in trying to be unafraid of going to some places if that's what the story ended up requiring.
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Here, Sepuya is unafraid to deploy photographical charisma, swaddling his half-naked subject in a black curtain with his own two hands.
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In turn, it's hard for me to convey how good it felt, how long I lived in an idyll of being unafraid.
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Andiola's Twitter presence — "Proud, undocumented and unafraid" — is that of a woman who knows what it means to speak truth to power.
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Archie is the only one who shows his face — unafraid and vengeful — promising the Black Hood that they will hunt him down.
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And while this administration and others conspire to do all they can to dim her light, she still remains unafraid and empowered.
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It also means he's unafraid to use his platform to call things out frankly when he thinks the situation calls for it.
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Apparently the teens couldn't tolerate their liquor like their grandmother, who at 92 is still unafraid to hoist a cocktail or two.
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A confident diplomat, unafraid to take risks Clinton came to Foggy Bottom still harboring presidential ambitions, which many believed made her cautious.
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I remember very distinctly the moment when I became afraid of spiders and also the moment when I became unafraid of spiders.
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Not once did he tell me to simmer down or be more polite; he taught me to be informed, bold, and unafraid.
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The '90s was a decade filled with fiercely talented female singers who were all completely unafraid of expressing their fury and angst.
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I guess I've been unafraid to speak out against things I think are unfair because I have a heart in my chest.
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" In 2016, Hillary Clinton seems to be following this lead, unafraid of pivoting to schmaltz in ads based around "love and kindness.
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As always, Child gets a charge out of flaunting Reacher's impressive build, but he's also unafraid to show his hero's softer side.
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In an "unusual " and frank earnings call on Wednesday that got everyone talking, Musk showed he was unafraid to speak his mind.
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Wang also appears unafraid to talk to reporters, rare in a country where many officials refuse to answer questions at media briefings.
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The lively music of a mariachi band and chants of "We're home and here to stay, undocumented and unafraid," filled the air.
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It's sharp enough to draw blood and, more unusually, unafraid to do so — even when it means making its characters seem irredeemable.
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Her prior image as a vapid party girl has been replaced by one as a serious feminist unafraid to speak her mind.
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That's one of Ms. Sampson's gifts: She is uncowed by supposed rules of construction, unafraid of genre-switching to make a point.
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Mr. Zaharan was unafraid of taking on the powerful, a rarity in a society bound by respect for those richer or older.
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People who know Mr. Wang describe him as well-read, intellectually curious and unafraid to engage in fierce debates with his visitors.
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Sources described the 46-year-old, French-born exec as intensely product-focused, ruthlessly focused, and unafraid to talk in visionary terms.
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O'Mara, who scored a career-high 18 points against the Terrapins, was unafraid of going right at Florida State's sizable front line.
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Ms. Monteith, unafraid to parade her character's odiousness, knows how to deliver a line that plants seeds of doubt in Philip's mind.
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Details aren't yet confirmed, but it started the year with campaigns talking about free filing (shown above) and being unafraid of tax.
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"That's what makes me feel that I am worthy to do this work, because I'm a happy person and I am unafraid."
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"Freedom is a constant struggle," Angela Davis has said, and in this collection Mehra is unafraid to struggle for her own liberty.
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The two artists have a similar energy about them, amped and expressive, unafraid to push the boundaries of their conservative art forms.
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I always love seeing a Black man unafraid of helping a woman with her hair, so I appreciated this scene so. damn. much.
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Maybe there's a future in which the Super Bowl has a line of women, all clad in sheer tops, nipples free and unafraid.
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The only one unafraid of him is Dinki, a quirky white mouse who wants to leave the island and pursue a better life.
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Just like everything else in her life, it seems Kim is also completely unafraid of shouting her love of shapewear from the rooftops.
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And while some of those moments are pretty dumb (this movie is absolutely unafraid of looking dumb), very little of it is boring.
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What he does have, now as ever, is panache: He's a firecracker of a frontman, unafraid of strident commitment to a garish conceit.
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Her star persona is consistent with our best views of ourselves: a little offbeat, whip-smart, and unafraid to take shit from anyone.
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Big and bulky pronouncements to world that the wearer is unafraid to wear his or her nerd cred quite literally on their sleeve.
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He often describes himself as a second co-founder for his clients, unafraid of 2AM phone calls and prepping pitch decks for investors.
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Warrior Mars loves to be in Fire sign Aries: unafraid of confrontation, a renewed sense of purpose and energy, and courageous as hell.
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Stefani has been open about being unable to hide her feelings for Shelton, and she's unafraid to be competitive on the music show.
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In stark contrast to previous administrations, this White House is utterly unafraid to throw its weight around, with little regard for unintended consequences.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump might be uniquely unpopular with Hispanic voters, but they are unafraid of what will happen in this presidential election.
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Voters there have encountered this "kooky" religion of 17 million that Trump just doesn't know about many times before, and they are unafraid.
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It also makes mice—cat prey—unafraid of the scent of cat urine, so they don't avoid it, so cats can eat 'em.
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But the two, undeniably, do have this in common: They are politicians who are communicators first and foremost, unafraid to speak their minds.
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You'll address some trust issues today, thanks to the Moon entering Aries this morning—Aries is a sign that's totally unafraid of confrontation.
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She still looked for the spotlight, unafraid to describe what dementia had done to her and how she was coping with the changes.
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He's extremely self-assured in his genius; he's hungry to reach new artistic heights; he's unafraid to express his enthusiasm and his frustration.
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Unafraid to trample over long-standing business customs, he became a hero in Japan and one of the auto industry's best known executives.
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Freya, twenty years old and preparing to attend Oxford, is clever, confident, and crude, a forward-thinking feminist unafraid of her journalistic ambition.
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Mr. Hassanian called it a night, but he was soon back on the corner, unafraid after what he saw as a freak event.
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"So your" (don't say 'predecessor,' they hate that) "body… it was a refugee in an ICE camp," I said, trying to sound unafraid.
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Perhaps more than any other opera in the Met's repertory, this story needs a makeover from a director unafraid to take a stance.
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Mr. Batmanglij has a tendency to speak slowly and cautiously, and is unafraid to give a succinct answer followed by a inscrutable laugh.
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Congress has done nothing on this issue, but many states are moving on it, pressed by popular movements unafraid of the gun lobby.
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The scenes she painted, in the dark, shadowy tradition of Caravaggio, were unconventional, alluring, and sexual; she was unafraid to embrace women's desires.
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"There's one candidate I see who's unafraid to fight like hell to make sure America's promise will be there for everyone," Castro says.
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Though her exact intention in selecting the outfits is still unclear, the pictures show a first lady who is unafraid to stand out.
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The answers to these questions/scenarios should be voicey and comprehensive, unafraid to be realistic and meet the reader where they are at.
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His campaign is also unafraid to play in the mud by baiting Trump and Democratic rivals, including frontrunner Bernie Sanders, on social media.
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She trusts in her technical command and her engagement with art history, and she is unafraid to be mistaken for a mere observer.
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"This time I felt unafraid to say I'm really putting myself 100 percent into this and I'm not holding anything back," Yearwood said.
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"Anyone familiar with me or my reporting knows it to be unbiased, free of agenda, and unafraid to ask tough questions," he said.
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They saw in Ms. Haley, a daughter of Indian immigrants, someone unafraid to express her beliefs even if they differ from Mr. Trump's.
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When we talked about these things, we were honest and unafraid: We had each seen the worst, so what was there to fear?
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But that's the whole point of what I do — to be free you need to be willing to sacrifice everything, to be unafraid.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Wilders is unafraid to say things in the most direct, divisive, dismissive, and often disparaging and insulting of ways.
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Friends of Karlan say the hearing overall showcased the talents of a woman devoted to the law and unafraid to speak her mind.
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It's unafraid to depict women (middle-aged women, no less!) who dominate in their community, and have a damn good time doing it.
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Yet both presidents have been unafraid to make their counterparts aware that America has the capacity, and the will, to defend itself if provoked.
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And as activists who are unafraid to speak the truth, we know we have a duty to call out any bigotry wherever it exists.
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Chants, such as "Undocumented and unafraid," rung out as marchers held up a fabric "wall of love" for a crowd of cameras and supporters.
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The point, her allies say, was to show that Ms. McCaskill shows up, unafraid to take hard questions from her critics about her record.
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Those policy differences drove them apart, but Trump is unique among American politicians for being unafraid to mock another man's war service, particularly McCain's.
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We commend the company for being unafraid to explore bolder colors, and also for driving down the entry-level price for its wireless headphones.
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As Bella, Stewart is both brash and vulnerable, unafraid of speaking her mind but also terrified of being hurt by the guy she loves.
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These groups have become increasingly active in promoting a pro-gun agenda in many states, unafraid of alienating lawmakers who waver on gun rights.
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For these voters, Trump is not so much an anachronistic ghost of a racist past as a truth-teller, unafraid of being politically incorrect.
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Gren becomes friends with Dylan, a Herot Hall local who's unafraid of venturing beyond the borders, sending the communities on a dramatic collision course.
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The forbidden areas likely served as a perfect getaway route for the thieves, unafraid they would run into anyone in the dark, empty tunnels.
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Bee's field of targets kept expanding throughout the night, channeling the spirit of a bygone correspondents' dinner unafraid to take bites out of itself.
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She's also unafraid to speak her mind, like when she chastised Matt Lauer for asking her a sexist question about a supposed wardrobe malfunction.
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You're one of the few Japanese developers who is unafraid to express why they put sexual content into their games: because you like it.
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"She knew she was engaged in a matter which was illegal and perilous and was surprised to find herself totally unafraid," Mr. Golan wrote.
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When she went off to college, at the University of Nebraska, she was already an imperious cosmopolitan, entirely unafraid to make her views known.
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The chefs have been followed by other celebrities—bold figures like Andy Richter and Emilio Estevez, unafraid of legumes—and then by ordinary customers.
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I saw their growing political strength through public protests that put them at risk of deportation, and I thought: They are undocumented and unafraid.
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SAN FRANCISCO — SoftBank of Japan has already earned a reputation as one of the most ambitious technology companies around, unafraid to strike huge deals.
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The episode is Atlanta at its most carnivorous, its most unafraid—refusing, as always, to be made small by the limitations of the medium.
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Li distributes his wealth and power across different industries and geographic areas, showing that he is unafraid to learn and experiment in new arenas.
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Wearing noise-canceling earbuds, he gets straight A's and — joking as he prepares for dental work — is unafraid to show a sense of humor.
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The appearance of someone who seems not just unafraid of breaking with tradition, but indeed unapologetic about doing so, is often greeted with wariness.
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We want to do something different with it to let the audience feel unafraid of it, but also to not apologize for it, either.
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As in his previous plays "Bad Jews" and "Significant Other," Mr. Harmon is admirably unafraid of portraying incorrectness in the guise of sour comedy.
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The Moon enters Aries today, and highlighting the part of your chart that rules sex, death, and taxes— themes you're totally unafraid to handle.
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I think the safe space that we had together where we felt comfortable being vulnerable and open made us unafraid to try any idea.
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Most important, the Celtics have Ainge, a savvy front-office executive unafraid of swinging for the fences, and strong ownership invested in his strategy.
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As a startup, you need to be nimble and unafraid of making mistakes, which may ultimately serve as valuable data points in your journey.
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Dickinson is so unafraid of being itself that I found myself enamored by it, flaws and all, by the middle of the first episode.
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Rubio had said he was "going to keep talking through this," but as the shouts of "undocumented and unafraid" grow louder, he ultimately responded.
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BoJack Horseman has always been unafraid to go there — to make you wonder how many morally bankrupt actions BoJack can actually get away with.
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But it is a sign of Ms. Gallace's mastery that she is unafraid of such reckonings — that she comes into PS1 so lightly armed.
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As mayor of Mexico City in the early 2000s, Lopez Obrador embraced public-private partnerships and was unafraid to reach out to political opponents.
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She told us meditation allows her to approach her job as "a happy warrior," unafraid to tackle challenges while in control of her emotions.
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And while Wang is still regularly turning out new iterations of the popular Instant Pot, he's also unafraid to take a risk on new products.
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She's tough as nails, unwilling to bite her tongue when boys talk down to her, and unafraid to throw a punch when she feels disrespected.
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" She also wrote, "Barstool grew an undeniable audience because it was unafraid to have a hot take, an unpopular opinion or to cross the line.
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The co-owner John Mara was unafraid to characterize this season as a win-or-else situation after the Giants went 27-22011 in 221.
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Both are taskmasters unafraid to challenge convention and unwilling to concede that in an age of player empowerment the coach cannot indisputably be in charge.
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Unafraid of the untested, Beier fearlessly fords uncharted technological waters, experimenting with green screens and live-video feeds that transport viewers to fantastical digital locales.
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"Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses," said NBC News.
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But new animal research suggests that the young may well have the ability to learn to be unafraid of the place where they were traumatized.
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The so-called "sand mafia" is a network of businessmen, transporters and also criminals who often enjoy political patronage and are unafraid to use violence.
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I won't lie and say that I'm completely unafraid of gathering in a large group with my friends and allies and queer brothers and sisters.
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Before those hearings get underway, we sat down with someone who's unafraid to ask all the questions we've been too embarrassed to say out loud.
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In times like the 1980s, when fashion itself was brash and theatrical, designers were unafraid of models who brought their outsized personalities to the catwalk.
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"Baier said on Monday that Fox hadn't changed and that its poll results matched others, adding that the network's reporting is "fair, balanced, and unafraid.
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Harper was unafraid to hit with two strikes or foul off any pitch that was not in the part of the strike zone he wanted.
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He was unapologetic about the need for his nation to defend itself, and unafraid to confront attempt to demonize, undercut or undermine the Jewish state.
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First, Giuliani really is the TV lawyer -- the presidential mouthpiece unafraid to defend, even when it takes him -- and sometimes his client -- into murky territory.
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But it seemed he wanted to demonstrate he and the U.S. were unafraid, prepared to take whatever steps necessary and were willing to be direct.
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"It's a long way between now and summer, and the country needs a wartime president, unafraid to call for sacrifice -- and, perhaps, prayer," Valliere said.
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Casey is all around a wonderful person: She is so kind, a great leader, and unafraid to stand up for what she knows is right.
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To his credit, he's also been unafraid to do repeated, relentless town halls — so he is both alone and out front at the same time.
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He has made Senators Bob Corker and the Tea Party darling Jeff Flake appear as valiant crusaders for integrity, unafraid to put principle above party.
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The implication is that parents who tried to shield their children from experiences that made them anxious actually prevented them from learning to be unafraid.
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The astronaut Neil Armstrong seemed unafraid to hurl himself into the far reaches of space, but for a difficult family conversation, it was another story.
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But she's completely unafraid to share her ongoing mourning process — sometimes illuminating, often excruciating — with Christene Barberich for her third appearance on the UnStyled podcast.
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And one of the beauties of this lucid and exhilarating book is that Krauss is unafraid, at times, to let it go where it will.
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Sasse is one of a handful of GOP senators who are routinely critical of Trump, unafraid to publicly challenge the President's policies and unconventional style.
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He blossomed into a four-time All-Star with a reputation as a hypercompetitive and demanding teammate, unafraid to also challenge coaches, team executives, whomever.
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By his example we would come to appreciate the patriot, the fighter, the man who was unafraid to draw us away from the partisan edge.
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Favorite characters like Jackson Blue and Fearless Jones provide backup for Easy, an unconventional hero who's unafraid to lower his fists and use his brain.
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A final quibble: It strains credibility that Marvin Gardens, a peculiar and good-size animal unafraid of humans, is undiscovered until Obe happens on him.
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The speaker has been clear that he is unafraid to speak out against Trump when he believes the candidate is distorting conservative or American principles.
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The couple later turned the property into an inn for fellow naturalists and photographers who, unafraid of roughing it, also got to feast on Mrs.
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CE: And sometimes you can be in your character and your costume and then be unafraid to take some of that into the real world.
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And with the 27-foot-235, 228-pound Lee unafraid to place himself squarely in front of the opposing net, it can only help Tavares.
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Worth revisiting: CNN's Maeve Reston on how women have been unafraid to show anger in this process -- and to call out the men questioning them.
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A pair of French angel fish, resembling indigo dinner plates streaked with yellow, came within inches of my face, and stayed there, curious and unafraid.
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It's also surprisingly incisive about the dynamics between women, in terms of friendships as well as professional relationships, and utterly unafraid of the female gaze.
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Increasingly, those filling that gap are the only people unafraid to bare it all in the first place: explicit artists, porn companies, and sex workers.
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Essenhigh and Mumford — who live together and work in adjoining studios on the Lower East Side — are unafraid to make declarations about what motivates the other.
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But May was also unafraid to school Trump in front of GOP leaders Thursday night, invoking Ronald Reagan when warning him to be wary of Russia.
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And thank goodness the Sunflower State has lawmakers who are unafraid to call out the academic elites and stand up for the red, white and blue.
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Sen. John McCain, the former POW and outspoken Republican politician nicknamed The Maverick for being unafraid to disagree with fellow members of his party, has died.
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"Donald Trump is a man unafraid, a person who wants to lead us and who understands the frustrations and aspirations of the American people," says Christie.
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She's a rebel at heart, unafraid to try mushrooms or go full Poodle with a pill bottle (if you're not watching this show, it goes there).
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I felt uncomfortable and bothered by it, but since it was pride and I had just become a United States citizen, I felt empowered and unafraid.
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He was completely unafraid to break into a wild improvisation because he knew the energy and the ideas inside his phrasing would overwhelm any small imperfections.
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Myspace seemed like the enigma machine to crack mainstream elitism in 2006; a captive audience and a group of people unafraid to criticize the cultural gatekeepers.
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We need someone to lead our country who is unafraid to speak his mind, calling out the faux leadership we've seen in the past eight years.
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It's a three-track portrait of an artist unafraid to toy with songwriting convention through surprising, off-kilter instrumentation and a hushed, Arthur Russell-like vocal.
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No, these folks are socialists, unafraid to affiliate themselves with ideologies and beliefs that just about any Democrat elected since Ronald Reagan would have balked at.
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Punk-aligned and unafraid of vocal hooks, Washington's young bloods play for nostalgia and personal satisfaction, as opposed to trying to slot into any contemporary zeitgeist.
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McCain will be remembered as a war hero, American patriot and public servant who was conservative but unafraid to buck his party from time to time.
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"Time and again, Senator Dean Heller has proven he is unafraid to put Nevadans first," Michael McAdams, a spokesman for the NRSC, said in a statement.
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While Mr. Trump has been unafraid to differ with Republican doctrine on many issues, such as Iraq and trade, he is embracing party orthodoxy on taxes.
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Cock your head to the right angle and his rage can – and often, has – be written off as quintessentially Roman, unafraid to be passionate and fiery.
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Unlike Puerto Rico, Endeavor is unafraid to make direct references to slavery, but it does so in a way that feels accurate and respectful to history.
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He's perfect for Raimi's Spider-Man, a film that's unafraid of romantic schmaltz and delivers its "great power/great responsibility" message without a hint of irony.
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Unafraid to throw his wicked curveball at any time and in any location, he made Bryce Harper and Jayson Werth look silly in the third inning.
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Under Andrew Friedman, their president of baseball operations, the Dodgers have one of the most progressive front offices, unafraid — and perhaps eager — to challenge conventional wisdom.
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It was the opposite of a cable-news panel: unafraid of complexity, alert to ambiguity and generous in its assessment of the intelligence of the listener.
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Bolton then took his fight with Trump to Fox News: The Twitter tiff is fitting for the 70-year-old Bolton, who's famously unafraid of conflict.
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The Tea Party Republican differs from the more traditional Weld in that he's created a brand for himself as a conservative activist unafraid to ruffle feathers.
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Foul-mouthed and unafraid to bruise egos, he craves the limelight, not policy papers and the politics of quiet persuasion that are the staples of diplomacy.
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The writer wasn't exactly thin-skinned; in fact, quite the contrary: She was a brash, sometimes obnoxious feminist with strong opinions, unafraid to speak her mind.
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Despite the fact that I've written provocatively (so I'm told) about racial matters for years, this hostility is new — and I'm increasingly unafraid to express it.
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The Russian leader has been unafraid to use "nuclear diplomacy" in the past and Moscow has been designing new weapons that can threaten the United States.
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He reminded me of what I wish I had been during high school: stylish and unafraid, even though he was going through it ... Also, Jared Leto.
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The president-elect has been unafraid to criticize all manner of companies in the past few weeks — Boeing, Carrier and Lockheed Martin among them — using Twitter.
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The former first lady is uniquely unafraid of the Republican attack machine, having felt its brunt as an African American first lady of the United States.
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We have to work together to find day-to-day solutions and responses to inappropriate advances that make us feel empowered and unafraid to say no.
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He was "held" to 26 in that fourth showdown, a disorienting 23-point annihilation in which Cleveland showed how unafraid they were of Thomas' supporting cast.
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I can go to a hotspot, I can deploy anywhere in the world," adding the U-2 program motto that each pilot is "alone, unarmed, and unafraid.
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Turns out however, he was America's rebbe – a master teacher, a truth teller – an intellectual giant who was unafraid of the powerful and of the power-wannabees.
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Carson, said Henry Brem, a neurosurgeon who worked with Carson at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, has a "cool head" and is unafraid to give strong opinions.
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Voicey, vicious, and unafraid of publishing unconfirmed material, his site was modeled after an outlet that was, ironically, one of the Ralph Retort's most frequent targets: Gawker.
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McCain, the former POW and outspoken Republican politician nicknamed The Maverick for being unafraid to disagree with fellow members of his party, died at 4:28 p.m.
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Her book is relatable not because of who she was, but for the person she is now — insightful, slightly sardonic, and someone who is unafraid be vulnerable.
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The women I love most in this world—real, fictional, human or pig— are the ones who you instantly know are entirely unafraid to take up space.
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Fortunately, people like Williams are unafraid to stand up for what's right — and will forever rise up when confronted with bigotry, even in the form of "jokes."
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She also sits within the first circle of hell waiting for her 10-year ban to end so she can be with her family – united and unafraid.
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Adalja is so unafraid of the bacteria on a shoe-trodden floor that he has extended the five second rule to the "fifteen-minute rule" for himself.
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OpenAI's team working on the safety and policy implications of AGI has been unafraid to articulate ways that AGI could be a disaster rather than a boon.
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And, over decades, she has inspired generations of irreverent trans women to fight transmisogyny unapologetically and bring new, unafraid forms of thinking and making into the world.
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Netflix emailed the group organizing the parade, called Super Happy Fun America, writing this week, "You should know that we're unafraid of bullies," CNN reported on Thursday.
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It's almost certainly because she's unafraid of embracing big, abstract ideas and using vivid language like "dark psychic force" that many mainstream politicians might be afraid of.
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Importantly, Powell is seen as unafraid of reversing the current plan to wind down the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet if the economic or market outlook changed.
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And seeing as how unafraid of drama she is, don't be shocked if you see her on the beach this summer in one of those corny intros.
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The remarks served to raise his profile and fed the image of a no-holds-barred businessman who was unafraid to rebuke his rivals or his critics.
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Though mild-mannered in person, Haggerty is unafraid to make bold moves (if this one fails, his bid for re-election in 2019 certainly will suffer, too).
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And Ms. Stewart-Cousins herself said in a recent interview that she would be unafraid to challenge Mr. Cuomo or any other official, no matter their position.
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Ms. Owens is unafraid of heavy pinks or frilly brushwork that play the feminine, as well as the feminist, against the macho bravura typical of the medium.
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Despite the defeat, they have won seven of their last 123 games following an 0-3 start, and are unafraid to poke the defending Eastern Conference champions.
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Democrats were angry at Mr. Clinton and unafraid to express it out loud in a way that Republicans do not publicly admit to feeling about Mr. Trump.
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But whatever happened 80 years ago will do nothing to diminish Earhart's legacy as a pioneering aviator and woman unafraid to breach the constraints of her time.
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Refreshingly human, the team is unafraid to use their own bodies, which may peak flesh with veins and hair, to forward the style of the Meatwreck project.
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She wants to build the confidence in today's children — girls and boys — to be unafraid to raise their hands and be leaders, from the moment they're in diapers.
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The couple has been unafraid when it comes to packing on the PDA while out in public, while making major red carpet appearances together or posting for Instagram.
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As a first-time candidate for president, Barack Obama often attacked his rivals allusively, but he was also unafraid to render any of his attacks in stinging fashion.
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She slayed her moves to "Single Ladies," unafraid to hold back her hand flips and hip thrusts even though she was standing next to dozens of other Misses.
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You've got Emma [Stone] and Andrea [Riseborough] , and Sarah [Silverman], all these strong women who stand up for what they believe in, are unafraid to voice their opinions.
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Now, he says, not only are more celebrities unafraid to talk openly about their mental illness, but it appears to have entered the mainstream as a political issue.
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And so intrepid reporters Kaitlyn Tiffany and Lizzie Plaugic went to see the movie for themselves, unafraid but deeply curious as to how dark things could really go.
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While 50 Cent ferociously charged into rap all guns blazing, this decade has seen artists like Kid Cudi quietly approach the genre, unafraid to embrace rap's vulnerable side.
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He was a southern man living in the North, unafraid of hard work in the ring in the form of enduring punishment, but dressed with a commercial flare.
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"We're both similar in our humor in that we're both unafraid to be unattractive or make ourselves look stupid in order to make each other laugh," she says.
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The half-hour comedy is described being about "a young woman, a band and a community learning how to be unafraid of their own noise," according to Deadline.
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The expanded canvas of HBO's miniseries gave him ample room for image rehabilitation, allowing him to reintroduce himself as an intense actor unafraid to plumb some dark depths.
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With nearly two decades to parse through, it's clear that Hathaway remains unafraid of trying something new, while also knowing that glowing skin never goes out of style.
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Responding to Trump's latest salvo, China's foreign ministry said Friday that the country does not want a trade war with the U.S. but is unafraid of fighting one.
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In the debut episode, Sarkeesian portrays anarchist Emma Goldman as someone unafraid of infuriating the left or the right by denouncing fascism and communism during both World Wars.
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Kövesi has been unafraid to go after the highest authorities in Romania, including a former prime minister, Adrian Nastase, who attempted suicide as police closed in on him.
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Bornstein and Stone are kindred spirits, both trans pioneers unafraid of claiming outsider identities as freaks and heretics; both people who center dissension and nonconformity as sacred values.
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There is nothing remotely funny, though, about the concluding passages of a play unafraid — as Mr. McDonagh has done — to posit terrorism itself as a form of psychosis.
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That little girl in the Indian outfit just might be a little girl who wants to be like Pocahontas, a heroine who is strong and unafraid, nothing more.
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But even with the temporary truce, the U.S. is unafraid to show strength, as was the case in the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou earlier this month.
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An argumentative energy is in the air and you're looking for stability—but today, you need to stay flexible and be unafraid to end partnerships that aren't working.
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She's young, she's charismatic, she's unafraid to call Trump's policies straight-up evil—all of this should endear her to Democratic voters looking for a champion in 2020.
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Kanter is unafraid of his own ambition and has long established himself as a productive professional, someone who can unmistakably affect his team's culture without taking it over.
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" In the article, Flanders, whose father had Alzheimer's, is described as "utterly unafraid to mix money into the conversation about the meaning of life when the mind deteriorates.
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"She is unafraid to express her emotions, make decisions, and lean into her feelings -- which frankly just makes for a better show and a better lead," Wright said.
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China remains unafraid of the "extreme measures" taken by the United States, the People's Daily newspaper said in a front-page article in its overseas edition on Wednesday.
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All the while I saw Khan-Cullors work as a visibly queer woman, unafraid of highlighting that part of her identity, within all of these communities of color.
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He is wholly unafraid of sharing his status, and began doing so at a time when elder organizers were urging him to keep certain details under the radar.
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Issues of race — like the unexpected appearance of Isaiah's white ex-girlfriend — rear up and recede, woven easily into the fabric of a movie that's unafraid of ambiguity.
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"Maybe he's holding small cards, but he seems unafraid to play them," said Michael McFaul, a former United States ambassador to Moscow and now a scholar at Stanford.
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But if Swift's satire deserves contemporary study, so does the man himself, a figure of contradiction and intellectual courage, unafraid to savage Enlightenment England and Ireland's greatest powers.
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Ms. Shoket assumes her readers want a new world order — one in which they are unafraid to jump from job to job, from one opportunity to the next.
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It's a side of Hillary Clinton sharpened by what you might call the default voice of Twitter: Sardonic, mildly bitter, unafraid to say what everyone else is thinking.
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To his supporters, Mr. Han, who was elected mayor of the city of Kaohsiung just last year, is a straight-shooting maverick unafraid to challenge Taiwan's political elites.
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As I, a notorious overthinker with a vivid imagination, pondered my own feelings of guilt, inadequacy and responsibility, I perused responses that were unafraid of radical self-reflection.
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"But though so timid for herself," Bradford wrote, "she is bold enough when the wants of her race are concerned" — and unafraid to embarrass powerful people, if necessary.
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After a period of curiosity within your relationships, you dive deeper on Monday, going into the dark corners of other people's minds, unafraid of issues concerning intimacy and trust.
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Sanders took it a step further, slamming Trump as a "liar" and a "fraud," and said he is unafraid to debate Trump if he is named the Democratic nominee.
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Warren's comment felt like a rebuke to that strategy, and was a way for her to stand out from the field as someone unafraid to stake out uncompromising positions.
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And then we had Ellie Sattler, a paleobotanist unafraid and undeterred to shove her arm into a pile of dinosaur shit in order to help heal a sick triceratops.
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It's surprising that Cardi — known best as loud, brash, and unafraid — would have kept the secret for so long, so the announcement was out of step with her personality.
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It's also worth emphasizing that Love, a woman with a reputation for being unafraid to duke it out with the status quo, hesitated to do what she's known for.
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The only risk: They are so heedless and unafraid of people that they may tumble almost into your lap — and then their 375-pound silverback dad may get upset.
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Always a scientist-rebel, Dyson has been unafraid to wade into controversy, whether it be his reservations about climate change or his forays into the debates over nuclear weapons.
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And anyway, if you don't forgive him, you're missing out on one of the few experimentally minded producers unafraid to aim his technicolor productions for a stadiums' highest rafters.
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Songs like this place Choc in the company of artists like Syd and Young M.A., a new crop of lesbian artists unafraid of being open about their love interests.
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The idea, as Vox's Dave Roberts explained well in a recent Twitter thread, is that the left should be unafraid to own climate change because it's a winning issue.
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While Moore didn't advocate the kind of economic policies that Bannon had claimed for his revolution, he was a rabid culture warrior unafraid to take on his own party.
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" Indeed, Barbara Bush was unafraid at times to speak her mind about Trump, a man who ridiculed her son as someone who's "dumb as a rock" and "low energy.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho), a founding member of the Freedom Caucus and one who is usually unafraid to speak his mind, refused to acknowledge reporters' questions about Trump's tweet.
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So when Clinton sees Trump charging toward her with fringe concerns from the 1990s and her husband she must be unafraid to slam him but always pivot to policy.
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Ms. Murkowski, together with Ms. Collins, has cultivated a reputation as a moderate Republican who is unafraid to break from her party in pivotal moments, including over abortion rights.
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Another fraudulent argument by defenders of this disastrous policy is that sanctuary laws encourage illegal aliens to cooperate with police, as they will be unafraid of being deported themselves.
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As the team tries to adjust to a post-data center era, Larguet is trying to teach the team to "fail fast" and be unafraid of trying new things.
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We can distribute atta-girls and atta-boys to those unafraid to show their true faces and hair color (while acknowledging that, yes, the labor market sometimes dictates otherwise).
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"These are extraordinarily challenging times in our country, and I think people need to come together through loving something, an entity that is unafraid to be itself," she said.
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Lane, who is known for her roles as an adulterer and is unafraid to dabble in danger, worried that the movie was dated even as she was making it.
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They looked up to her as an example of a serious journalist unafraid to cover the most critical issues of the day, specifically the nexus of crime and politics.
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By being bold and unafraid to sever ties with unfulfilled potential and broken promises, the way Vlade Divac finally resisted the estimable talent of his tempestuous center, DeMarcus Cousins.
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It's a departure for the senator, who was unafraid to mix is up last week, especially with Buttigieg, a candidate she has long had a deep-seated animosity towards.
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Yet, at more or less the moment Rossiter wrote this, some on the right were making a different case, more strident and aggressive, and unafraid of world-historical theories.
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Heartburn for the NRA Trump took aim at the NRA during the hourlong meeting, positioning himself as unafraid of the powerful gun lobby that has dominated politics for decades.
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, he was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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Undocumented and unafraid young people have led the way on the campaign to protect Dreamers, and Millennials of all backgrounds overwhelmingly favor a path to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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Mars is the warrior of the zodiac, and while you're usually gentle as hell, my fishy friend, during this time you will be an intimidating and unafraid of confrontation.
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The 19-year-old Brampton native is a newcomer to music, having only released one project— Phase A—in 2016, but is unafraid to step into her new territory.
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"Clinton has a reputation as a party insider with deep ties to the Democratic establishment, while Sanders is known as an agitator unafraid to challenge political norms," Foran says.
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It has been led since last June by former lawmaker Andrew Tyrie, who was unafraid to take on the big banks when he chaired the parliamentary committee overseeing financial services.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has had no shortage of attention since she became, at 29, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, one who is unafraid to push controversial progressive policies.
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I love women who are unafraid and like to have fun with makeup, but it's not coming from a place of insecurity, it's coming from a place of pure expression.
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His movies may have been terrible, but to many, including Mr. Murphy — or Snoop Dogg, who calls him the Godfather of Rap — he was relatable and unafraid to be himself.
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Our reporters bore witness to stories like an immigration judge's heartbreaking interrogation of a 3-year old named Roger — and they were unafraid to call an official lie a lie.
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The fashion industry darling is unafraid to test drive new trends and start a couple of her own, from sheer tops and asymmetrical mini skirts, to headbands and retro bikinis.
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During the height of her career, in the 1980s and 1990s, Madonna presented society with a new model of femininity: the woman who was unafraid to brazenly flaunt her sexuality.
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The genial pair (Mr Hurd is an ex-CIA agent unafraid to criticise Mr Trump) drew national attention with their livestreamed journey, as they munched bad food and debated politics.
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Unafraid of hyperbole, he said that "after tonight we have seen that our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten, that can beat and that will beat Donald Trump."
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And the Kardashian sisters would know; they're serial monogamists that are also (mostly) unafraid to engage with a side of life that most in the public eye consider slightly scandalous.
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The couple has been unafraid when it comes to packing on the PDA while out in public, while making major red carpet appearances together or posting on their Instagram pages.
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It has been led since last June by former lawmaker Andrew Tyrie who was unafraid to take on the big banks when he chaired the parliamentary committee overseeing financial services.
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Renzi, having regained the leadership of the center-left Democratic Party (PD) in April, said he would not fight for early elections but described himself as unafraid of the possibility.
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Unhooking a metaphorical Pandora's box of odd sounds and creative flourishes, "Confirmation" is evidence that the London soloist is unafraid to drag his alt-pop wizardry to imaginative new places.
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For now, certain lines have been set — be unafraid to use force, don't reveal your intentions to opponents, listen to trusted advisors, make a decision and have talented subordinates execute.
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She was not very much older than me but she was, I soon learned, unafraid to ply the streets of the city with smarts and gumption I did not have.
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Mr. Rogers is not part of the American tradition of minimal sportswear; he's part of a new tradition that is emerging, one unafraid of messing with history and redesigning it.
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Anyhoo. Little St. Don was unafraid, even in the office of the principal (Fat Bald Jim), and, leaping atop a small stool there, spoke directly unto his accuser, Mrs. Jones.
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Democrats, notwithstanding House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's maddening devotion to pay-as-you-go rules, have long been unafraid to increase the debt to fund important social programs such as Obamacare.
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He's unafraid to be himself and indulge his nerdier impulses like on the video game-referencing "Legacy of Kain" or his mixtapes-spanning love affair with beer ("My 40oz Endorsement").
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His best work doesn't wallow, it strides, making no apologies for a style that is lofty, literary and unafraid of long trips around the barn to get to the point.
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And in Mr. Trump, members of the Conservative Party have found someone unafraid to talk tough about breaking Britain's obligations to the European Union and setting off on their own.
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Fontaine is unafraid to write the ugliness — the imperfect care and love — that takes place between people, and the memoir is most "electric" when it doesn't shy from that imperfection.
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Unafraid of speed (perhaps from years on skateboards) or height, they routinely fly higher than others, giving them time to perform tricks most others have never landed or even tried.
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The big picture: Having shown that they are unafraid to let the yuan weaken past 7 to 1 with the dollar, Chinese authorities are raising concerns about many companies' indebtedness.
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But he's also one of the most conservative members of the Senate and has been unafraid to ruffle feathers among his colleagues, so Cotton could have a bumpy confirmation process.
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She has established one of the most centrist voting records in the Senate since that race and seems unafraid of standing up to party leaders when the moment demands it.
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Pacino, though a novice to Scorsese's process, said he nonetheless developed an easy shorthand with the director and found him unafraid to express his opinion, in his own unique manner.
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Spark's partners insist that the firm is unafraid of pushing into new industries, without slavish regard for whether there is an existing, easily defined market for a start-up's products.
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He's kept himself very much in the mix and remains one of the few Republicans unafraid to criticize Trump even as he sidles further from the core of Trump's GOP.
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On the phone, Ms. Masilo sounds girlish, but her dancing is powerfully muscular and kinetic, and she has been singularly unafraid of tackling issues that are volatile in her home country.
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A number of Republicans have taken an increasingly skeptical stance toward the tech giants, but Trump appears unafraid of putting his thumb on the scales when critical media outlets are involved.
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The occasion was staged for members of the community whose lives have been affected by gang violence, to show solidarity and demonstrate to the perpetrators of shootings that they are unafraid.
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We voted for a woman who took on this issue as a cornerstone of her platform, unafraid of the power of the NRA leadership and the ingrained gun culture in America.
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In fact, he was neither harmless nor a drudge, but a wit unafraid to provoke, debate and irritate in the course of writing the first great dictionary of the English language.
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Her work in Europe during this time was striking and unafraid, documenting some of the worst aspects of the war, including the Blitz and the concentration camps at Dachau and Buchenwald.
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During Tropical Storm Harvey in Houston, authorities repeatedly stressed that immigrants would not be questioned about their status, in the hopes everyone who needed shelter would be unafraid to come forward.
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"Discontent with Pena Nieto could increase voter support for ... Lopez Obrador, a leftist populist who is unafraid to antagonize the United States," the U.S. Congressional Research Service wrote in a Feb.
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But he was also unafraid to challenge the hitters with power, as he did with Zimmerman in the same at-bat, finishing him off with a 95-miles-per-hour fastball.
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South Carolina and our HBCU [historically black college or university] students deserve a champion and leader unafraid to be challenged and checked - tomorrow will provide them with that much-deserved opportunity.
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" Now Thore, who made headlines in September when she posted a viral rebuttal to a comedian's fat-shaming video, is happy, confident and unafraid of "doing it with the lights on.
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Under Mr Kim, who seems wholly unafraid to live up to his public sobriquet as the "chaebol sniper", penalty fees are set to double for businesses who break fair-trade rules.
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The Florida survivors, she and the others from Columbine say, have already inspired millions around the globe with their activism -- unafraid to confront lawmakers on the need to change gun laws.
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Pete Rose backs Donald Trump ahead of Ohio primary 'I'm unafraid' When asked whether he'd planned on attacking Trump if he'd been able to reach him, DiMassimo said he had not.
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Pete Wentz has always been open in his love and respect for Lil Peep and unafraid to amplify the voices of hybrid artists who other veterans of the scene have shunned.
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I choose to believe he is appealing to who we know, deep down, we really are as Americans -- even if we don't want to admit it: Pioneers. Explorers. Innovators. Entrepreneurs. Unafraid.
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For those unafraid of long drives or endless expanses of arid country, take a trip across the Nullarbor Plain and you'll find the Head of Bight on the South Australian coastline.
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And, while Portugal's style has been largely built on defense, on repressing opponents and holding out for draws, even for the penalty kick shootout, Santos proved unafraid to trust in youth.
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"We wanted to work with Hussein because we needed a designer who was unafraid to push our engineers to work on projects they would never have thought were possible," she said.
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It's Viola, not "Sebastian" who ends up teaching her teammates about what it means to be a "man," which really means being unafraid to go against what is expected of you.
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What makes both of these artists such good songwriters is how unafraid they are of leaving some space in a song, trusting the listener to understand the importance of a jam.
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Despite the dire circumstances, Jamie's at his best here: unafraid to speak truth to power, looking out for others, and by episode's end, able to believe some people can mean well.
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Stars like Ice Cube and Madonna used to thrive in those circumstances — the interviews revealed them to be thoughtful, unafraid of being challenged and alive to the creation of their image.
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How Larry Nassar 'Flourished Unafraid' for So Long A new HBO documentary explores the rise and fall of the disgraced Olympic doctor and the institutions that gave him access to girls.
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I can't help but think this is a prime example of the working relationship that Kanye and Push have, unafraid to challenge and push one another in the pursuit of perfection.
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Finally the designer has landed at a house that can abet his ambition to capture a generation of moneyed men unafraid of fashion and conditioned by the rarity of the drop.
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But when she first founded the company (while working as a door-to-door salesperson selling fax machines), being unafraid to embarrass herself helped her land her first account, Neiman Marcus.
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Most unusually for those times, Ms. Schwarzer's grandmother, Margarete Schwarzer, known as Grete, who was 46 when Alice was born, "had a point of view" and was unafraid to say so.
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Cruz's ideology is more or less standard-issue conservatism — but the fights he's picked since coming to Washington have given him a reputation as an outsider unafraid of the Republican establishment.
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But I do have—and I'm unafraid to say it—a very distinctive, clear vision of how I want to present myself and my body and my voice and my perspective.
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Studio Meatwreck, the artistic duo unafraid to make things weird, are masters of composing an image that is unusual, unsettling and inevitably, very "scrollable" in their interesting images of household mundanity.
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Both Miller and Bannon, Trump's senior counselor and chief strategist, are seen as outsiders to the Republican establishment and unafraid to upset people like Ryan to stay true to Trump campaign promises.
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About 45 members of Voces de la Frontera plan to participate in a Coalition to Stop Trump rally on Monday, said Gutierrez, adding that he was unafraid that others may bring guns.
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Sanders is prepared to make the argument that what we need is a fighter unafraid to take on the big problems of the day and offer up real solutions to solve them.
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With that in mind, Barcelona used the La Masia connection to great effect in getting their man, and were unafraid to exploit his childhood dream of turning out at the Camp Nou.
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While Republicans were fighting among themselves, Sinema had months to craft an image of herself as a centrist Democrat, willing to work across the aisle and unafraid to buck her own party.
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The events in Chemnitz appear to be pushing the party into a new phase, where it's now seemingly unafraid to stand shoulder to shoulder with groups it once kept at arm's length.
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Murdered blogger's stepdaughter: Dad taught me to be informed, bold, unafraid War against atheism The group effectively declares war against atheist writers who dare to challenge al Qaeda's strict interpretation of Islam.
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Held at a private art center founded by Shanghai collector Qiao Zhibing, the TANK Art Festival proved itself to be an art fair unafraid to embrace consumerism and unburdened by academic formalities.
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Trump has been unafraid to bring up everything from Clinton's past infidelities to debunked conspiracy theories about the suicide of Vincent Foster, a deputy White House counsel and lawyer for the Clintons.
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This is a man who—alone, impervious to distraction, unafraid of risk, and under pressure—has an unwavering faith in his capacity to hold steady and make it over the finishing line.
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It seems like a way of painting the artist as an exotic Other, a beautiful mysterious Indian instead of a gritty American realist unafraid to confront sex, crime, violence, and the body.
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Final is an enigmatic company that builds some of the best cheap earphones as well as some of the most opulently expensive ones, and it's clearly unafraid to stray into luxury territory.
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We need a liberal politics that is partisan in the best sense—for the best ideas; that is passionate without descending to populism; that is unafraid to take heat and make enemies.
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More than any other financier, he was the face of Brazil's global ambitions during the country's recent, short-lived boom — in a hurry to grow and unafraid to compete against anyone, anywhere.
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Outside of the presidential race we're seeing it too: Representative Ilhan Omar wearing a hijab while walking the halls of Congress is also evidence that Democrats are unafraid of displays of religion.
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The big picture: Hawkish congressional Republicans who are unafraid to denounce Trump when they believe he's screwed up are genuinely not perturbed by what happened yesterday, sources close to them tell me.
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The bar's infamous original owner, "Crazy Sarah," ruled over this place with an iron fist, unafraid to roar at customers like Willie Nelson when they failed to bring their empty bottles downstairs.
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I just hope you can understand that at the heart of my devotion to this weird and wonderful show is the fact that it was unafraid to embrace its most ridiculous self.
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This vision of the artist, nude and unafraid, is familiar as it speaks to the countless times Abramović has stared intensely into the camera and her audience from various settings and eras.
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If there was a blueprint of an ideal startup founder, modeled after success stories like Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs, the emerging picture would be someone fearless and unafraid of societal norms.
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Protestors claiming to be illegal aliens filled the House Gallery with signs reading "Undocumented and Unafraid," and "Here to stay" and chanting loud enough that business could not proceed on the floor.
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" Lovato adds ... "So here's me, unashamed, unafraid and proud to own a body that has fought through so much and will continue to amaze me when I hopefully give birth one day.
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Tate Reeves, a Republican and a candidate to succeed Mr. Bryant, said that Mississippi would be unafraid to spend money to defend the law, which the Senate approved without debate on Tuesday.
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His lines feel at once classic and urbane, while still rugged, coarse and unafraid of hard work, and are advertised by Florence-based musicians, baristas and scenesters in lieu of professional models.
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In a defiant recent television interview, Mr. Macron — a president who has by now shown himself unafraid of sacred cows — clenched his fists, waved his arms and showed no signs of retreating.
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They're unafraid to be unabashedly themselves as they navigate their unconventional lives as international stars, as well as share their diverse passions, which help distinguish each of them within the large group.
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Whatever Bloomberg might say or promise during the primary, his actual track record shows that in practice, he's brutally unafraid to represent his own class interests over the rest of the country.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times.
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After five months in office, Mr. Trump still kibitzes with television stars, keeps close tabs on his news coverage, and is unafraid to lash out in public against journalists he deems disloyal.
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Passage into midlife is both a liberation from and a loss of youthful energy—energy that is wild and ambitious, unrooted and unafraid, energy that knows only to express itself as progress.
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In prison, she turns a punishment into a protest: forced by a guard to stand on a cafeteria table, she pees herself, unafraid to trigger disgust, becoming an icon of civic resistance.
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"So here's me, unashamed, unafraid and proud to own a body that has fought through so much and will continue to amaze me when I hopefully give birth one day." she wrote.
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Rigorous, dedicated, and unafraid to be her awkwardly dorky self from time to time, Koenig's humanizing nature makes even the stodgiest aspects of hairy court cases and legalese feel more interesting and accessible.
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Fan favorite Bachelor pot-stirrer Demi Burnett made a splash on Colton Underwood's season by being exactly who she was — someone who is unafraid to say what she is thinking, pretty much always.
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"He was unafraid to be himself and enjoy it and not let anybody judge him or place any restrictions on who he wanted to be or what was inside of him," Simons says.
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As a musician, Bowie gained a reputation as an uncompromising artist, eternally ahead of the crowd and unafraid to push boundaries, even at the risk of alienating fans and compromising his commercial viability.
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"Online sellers were quick to respond, unafraid of getting caught, and ready to make a deal," Senator Rob Portman, chair of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, said during a hearing about the investigation.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Director: Sean ByrneWriter: Sean Byrne With his debut feature The Loved Ones, Sean Byrne established himself as an exciting new voice in horror, unafraid to balance thrills with the darkest of dark humor.
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Before she became a Hot 100 chart topper, she used to strip in New York, a fact she's unafraid of talking about when referencing how hard she's worked and how far she's come.
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Kim had three good reasons: car companies need technology partners to innovate, business partners that can instill some flexibility, and partners that are unafraid to explore the uncertain and unpredictable future of transportation.
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After the deal was done, demonstrators chanting "Undocumented, Unafraid" and "They say get back; We say fight back" packed the hallway outside the office of Charles Schumer, the Democrats' leader in the Senate.
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Pregnancy cravings aside, Teigen has struggled in her second pregnancy and is unafraid to document it on her Twitter account as she did when she spoke about her pregnancy aches in mid-December.
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And if I can be unafraid enough to go take his podium away from him, then we all can be (un)afraid enough to not let this man walk into the White House.
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He is unafraid to take all hostile questions, he is quick on his feet and he has lived the type of life that has been full, interesting and he has been in charge.
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Framed this way, Gianforte ascends to something between hero and martyr: a real man -- rather than a mouse with impulse control issues -- unafraid to stick his finger in the eye of hostile interests.
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Why it matters: Many on Capitol Hill agree that Gottlieb was an outlier in the Trump administration -- unafraid to push the envelope and push regulations if he thought it would benefit public health.
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It's what each of us can do to feel better, to soothe our anger and sadness, to feel proud of who we are and unafraid of those who would diminish or destroy us.
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"He has a history of being unafraid to flip over rocks," said Rodney Whitlock, a consultant at ML Strategies who previously worked for Grassley as acting health policy director for the Finance Committee.
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Trump wants to demonstrate to white moderates that he's not a dyed-in-the-wool racist and to demonstrate to his base that he's unafraid to walk through the valley of the shadow.
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But State Bank of India's straight-talking, 0003-year-old chairwoman ensured it was the best of an ailing bunch of public-sector lenders and was unafraid to face up to errant tycoons.
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That's one of the reasons her debut, Same Trailer, Different Park, was lauded as a work of modest genius—she was fearless, proud, unafraid of heartbreak, pro-fun, anti-cliché, somehow never mawkish.
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Van Đa joins a group of new New York Vietnamese restaurants offering menus that are firmly rooted in traditional flavors but also distinctly modern, creative, and unafraid to buck the constraints of authenticity.
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But it was really just... the goals were to create a show that was beautiful enough to be called a correct adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel, which is voluptuous and thoughtful and unafraid.
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I hope to follow the example set by politicians like Ms. Ros-Lehtinen and Ms. Horn, unafraid to work across the aisle, put partisan politics aside and fight for what they believe in.
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Rod Liddle, also of The Sunday Times, is one of my heroes: so witty, so trenchant, so unafraid of political correctness — I read every word he writes and laugh over many of them.
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As a fiction writer living in a liberal enclave of Brooklyn, one would think I satisfy every condition of a modern man unafraid of his most naked emotions, but that's not completely true.
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But Mattis' resignation — announced in a letter indicating that Trump had disregarded his advice on fundamental issues — has reinforced the image of a commander in chief unafraid to buck his top military advisers.
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Pacino's work may not boast the painstaking authenticity of Nicholson's, but it has something more valuable: the richness and humanity of an old pro, unafraid to see this flawed man's qualities in himself.
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"There's one candidate I see who is unafraid to fight like hell to make sure that America's promise will be there for everyone," Mr. Castro said in a video announcement released on Twitter.
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It was a stunning moment that will be long remembered in the Senate, a flash of the maverick John McCain, unafraid of going his own way despite the pleas of his fellow Republicans.
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Martin S. Feldstein, a conservative Harvard economist and a former chief economic adviser in the Reagan administration who was unafraid to publicly disagree with fellow White House officials, died on Tuesday in Boston.
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Trump might push harder to get his wall funded, complicating negotiations between Democrats and Republicans, with the threat of a government shutdown—which some conservatives will likely be unafraid of—looming in the background.
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Even some outside Warren allies, while admiring the discipline, are quietly questioning the underlying strategy of presenting Warren as a unity candidate, given her past reputation as a fiery populist unafraid of making enemies.
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President Donald Trump, a golf enthusiast unafraid of criticizing his predecessors for playing golf, installed a $50,000 "golf simulator" the size of an entire room at the White House, according to the Washington Post.
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On Divorce, being a striver means being unafraid to look for peace of mind even after the time in your life when society deems it "okay" for you to still be hunting for it.
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But the actress and comedian is also a deeply contemplative seeker, a woman unafraid to share her frailties, breakdowns and breakthroughs — at least not with Refinery29's Christene Barberich in this week's UnStyled podcast.
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Both Ewing and Black are transparent about the funny fact that today's Urban Outfitters looks eerily similar to the one they shopped in the late '90s, and they're unafraid to play with the duality.
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It's about women, women of color, people of color, and being unafraid to do what you just said to connect the dots for people between how the political affects each of us so personally.
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But, as Riddle kind of acknowledged, reality TV does have its good aspects: Its female leads are unafraid of confrontation, taking on scandals, abusive partners, and raising children, all while managing million-dollar businesses.
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The Sherman Act remains at the heart of federal antitrust law, yet it is rarely enforced today with the same zeal as Teddy Roosevelt and other political reformers unafraid to challenge the most powerful.
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Williams explained that the design of her sleeves — she wears black ones for night matches — was intended to evoke a character of power and strength who is also unafraid to exhibit a softer side.
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Spacek is as gracious as she has ever been, and unafraid to take a moment, or more, for contemplation; watch Jewel fill a kettle and let it overflow while her thoughts float toward Forrest.
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Transgender troops "are willing to die for this country, they make extraordinary sacrifices for our freedom, and they are unafraid to fight for our most sacred values as Americans," Gillibrand said in a statement.
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Telling the story of what went wrong is a way to wring insight from failure, but it's also a way of proclaiming membership in a community of innovators who are unafraid of taking risks.
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LARISSA VELEZ-JACKSON The charismatic Ms. Velez-Jackson — a contemporary choreographer unafraid of humor — presents the premiere of "Zapatografia/Shoeography," a conceptual solo created with community members of the Henry Street Settlement Senior Center.
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In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, he began gaining international plaudits and legions of social media followers for his anti-gun commentary, unafraid to directly target politicians and policies he saw as destructive.
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The socks served to reinforce Mr. Trudeau's image as a new-gen world leader: one plugged into the zeitgeist and unafraid to shed, or even poke fun at, some of the trappings of office.
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With his body intact and his arm alive, Verlander is unafraid to say where he hopes this all leads: Cooperstown, N.Y. "I'd be lying if I said I didn't think about that," he said.
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And while Remini might be unafraid to unleash her disfavor about the church now, her evolved position contrasts starkly with early days videos of her attending the Celebrity Center, when she was in her 20s.
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You may not always like or agree with what they have to say, but you're far better off with a team who's unafraid to speak up, instead of a bunch of "yes" men and women.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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The full force of the mainstream media is so mobilized against Trump that most outlets seem unafraid to put five, six, or even a dozen anti-Trump pieces on their homepages at any given time.
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Attending ghost tours and haunted houses as Halloween approaches is one thing, but the diehard scare-seekers among us may be left cold (and thoroughly unafraid) by simply seeing someone jump out in a mask.
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That the Uni-verse is multifarious in and unafraid of its opinions, though, and that it now has a place to air them, could be considered the key to the column's, and Lukas's, continued success.
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Repeatedly during the campaign, she noted how she was a voice unafraid to stand up to her father -- a habit she developed as a child, according to this Town & Country magazine profile from October 2016.
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Defiance: 'I'm not scared' Defense Minister Hishammuddin Tun Hussein took a defiant tone as the news emerged of the plot, saying that as an individual he was unafraid of the militant group and its intentions.
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Commonly portrayed as the wife and mother of a king and a formidable enemy, she is a force to be reckoned with—a woman unafraid to wield her considerable power to get what she wants.
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Alluding to the numerous challenges Ms Fiorina, who has battled breast cancer and lost a stepdaughter to a drug overdose, had faced, Mr Cruz suggested that maybe this is why she is unafraid of bullies.
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When faced with the questions of how to be open, how to be loving, how to be good, baring it all and being unafraid to make the "wrong" moves is the best we can do.
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In the past few years, Indian food in New York has seen something of a renaissance, brought on by chefs unafraid to push past generic curries and offer menus that are specific, regional, and experimental.
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And he believes that by giving that speech to that group using words like "Rocket Man" and "totally destroy," he sends a signal that he is tough, unafraid and keeping all options on the table.
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The band has been making music for more than two decades and, as two founding members told NPR in 2007, they've always seen themselves as community-minded "cultural ambassadors" unafraid to wade into political waters.
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The President understands all too well exactly where he is: in charge of a Republican Party afraid of his vindictive and unrestrained attacks, and unafraid of critical Democrats who could not remove him from office.
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"I'm gonna tell you about some of our volunteers," Warren said, shouting out veterans with PTSD who volunteered, "undocumented, unafraid organizers," and the many women who came together to try to elect a woman president.
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A cutup at the hotel bar with his beloved baseball writers, he was coldly unsentimental with his players, unafraid to bench a slumping star or trade a player at the first sign of diminishing returns.
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"There's one candidate I see who's unafraid to fight like hell to make sure America's promise will be there for everyone," Castro says in the video narration, before turning to Warren for a staged conversation.
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And seeing diverse models who are unafraid of being themselves -- models like Iris Apfel -- gives me hope that I will one day see someone like me featured in ads or modeling clothes on a runway.
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Mitch Goldstone, co-founder of ScanMyPhotos, an e-commerce company that digitizes family photos, has always taken strong political stances, unafraid of how it could affect his 26-year-old business based in Irvine, Calif.
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Sales in China have been largely driven by a young clientele unafraid of splurging on branded goods, and often financed by their parents and grandparents, with rising property prices also providing a source of wealth.
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Filmed with wide shots that are often reminiscent of classic Westerns by Mandarin-speaking French cinematographer Aymerick Pilarski, the film is unafraid to let ant-sized characters inch across the landscape for minutes at a time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In conversation, Inka Essenhigh and Steve Mumford — who live together and work in adjoining studios on the Lower East Side — are unafraid to make declarations about what motivates the other.
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That will provide him fuel to push forward with every promise and unpopular policy -- regardless of potential damage -- while being unafraid of rolling back laws such as Dodd-Frank at the expense of the everyday American.
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, Purnama - popularly known by his Chinese nickname 'Ahok' - was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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Your boss may not always like or agree with what you have to say, but he's far better off with a team that's unafraid to speak up, instead of a bunch of "yes" men and women.
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Ardern has also made headlines for being unafraid to speak out against the unequal treatment faced by female politicians, including criticizing the sexism implicit in asking women in the workplace if they planned to have children.
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But what I learnt was that to do so requires being human, and when it comes to the internet and social media, museums should be unafraid of embracing its culture, talking to people and taking risks.
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But like the bonobos, she will be stronger with the backing of a fierce female coalition, a united squad ready to rally around her, defending against attacks, unafraid to bite off the toe of the aggressor.
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In an America currently obsessed with the inauthenticity of politicians—and pretty much everything else—Trump was the last authentic man, unafraid to say what he believed, even if it sounded harsh or insulting or terrifying.
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But McGregor's uncanny evenness of tone, the unvaried repetition (the river turning over beneath the packhorse bridge), becomes, at length, a demanding kind of inquiry, not least because he is unafraid to court the reader's boredom.
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He then talked about his father's efforts to "bring back the American dream" and repeated a common refrain among Trump supporters: that the president is "a counterpuncher" who is unafraid to take the fight to liberals.
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"It's called 'Unafraid and Unashamed,' " Mr. Raven, 45, said, displaying a giant print of his masterwork: Mr. Trump with steely blue eyes, a soaring eagle, a map of the United States and an undulating American flag.
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 1980, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 423, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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In Kavanaugh, the nation will have a justice who is versed in the law, respectful to those around him, and unafraid to do his duty, which is to uphold the Constitution and nothing — absolutely nothing — more.
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Bezos likely enjoys the whole "imitation as flattery" deal, but Bezos is now a jacked-up Northwest alpha male, unafraid to let the world know that he is the OG and will be respected as such.
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Wolfenstein, on the other hand, is unafraid to take its stance: interpersonal, pointed, direct violence against a structure of power that wields that power against the marginalized and the underprivileged is not only excusable, but necessary.
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With all the movies of the past that throw commentaries about racism and classism in my grill, it was refreshing to watch a movie unafraid to display giant horse dicks as a method of social commentary.
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And though one can hardly call Seuss' work equivalently lurid, it is vulgar in the best, positive sense: bracingly direct and unafraid of silliness, obviously easy to enjoy and always unabashedly fun in the first instance.
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In a time when increasing diversity and the equality of all people under the law is considered a good thing, Americans are unafraid to speak out for what they believe in and against what they don't.
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Ms. Pelosi has always been a confounding figure for Mr. Trump, as a powerful woman unafraid to confront him to his face, and one of the few people in Washington whom he regards as an equal.
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Kudlow, a senior CNBC contributor, might not be quite as pugnacious and eager to battle the nationalists as Cohn, but he is a passionate free-trader clearly unafraid of voicing his disagreements with the president's policies.
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Unlike many M.V.P.-caliber athletes who seem to field every question seemingly looking for the quickest exit strategy, Mr. Durant paused to consider each question, and he seemed unafraid to open up, despite his natural shyness.
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But over the six months of his tenure leading the Department of Homeland Security, Mr. Kelly, whom friends describe as unafraid to challenge his superiors, emerged as an important and highly visible surrogate for the president.
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And by the end of a mostly uninterrupted 40-minute argument-cum-spectacle here, Senator Ted Cruz — a seasoned lawyer and, on this day, unafraid to show it — had delivered a clear message to Donald J. Trump.
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The mouthpiece of the ruling Communist Party, the People's Daily newspaper, said in an editorial "the essence of the problem is the 'political arrogance' of foreign companies unafraid to hurt the feelings of people from other countries".
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One of the most interesting things about each episode of the Netflix anthology is how unafraid it is to push its storytelling to the most disturbing extremes to make its comment on society pack a powerful punch.
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Photographer Jeremy Cowart's series of portraits, Be Unafraid, made in collaboration with Catholic Relief Services, approaches the controversial topic of US immigration by asking people who disagree to come together and share their perspectives with one another.
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Cluchey is still unafraid to go right where Beckett wanted him to go back then, and where he better can go now: on the edge of death, looking back on a life of mistakes and acquired wisdom.
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Millennials, or consumers aged between 20 and 35, may not be the wealthiest targets for luxury brands, but many young Chinese are often unafraid to spend their earnings on premium goods, sometimes bankrolled by parents or grandparents.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is facing growing resistance from Republican lawmakers who are both turned off by his chronically chaotic style and increasingly unafraid of his ability to punish them politically as the President's poll numbers plummet.
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While the temple tigers are not domesticated — their behavior can be unpredictable, and there have been several attacks on tourists and staff members — they are not wild, either, having been raised in captivity and unafraid of people.
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It is, perhaps, why her 4.5 million Instagram followers love her so much: She is unafraid to talk about what's real, be it hilarious moments with her famous family, her ongoing battle with anxiety, or breakup drama.
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"We have seen just yesterday exactly why America needs a Donald Trump: someone who is unafraid to fight evil for what it is, who is unapologetic about doing so," Katrina Pierson said on Fox News Wednesday morning.
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Experience has taught her that she can get away with behavior onstage that her friends would call bitchy in everyday life, so she's unafraid to provoke her audiences, cisgender or otherwise—and anyway, Silverman trusts her fans.
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I am full of joy and admiration for the work of a recent generation of Irish women who are so searching and unafraid: Anna Burns, Eimear McBride, Sally Rooney and, in nonfiction, Sinead Gleeson and Emilie Pine.
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We owe something to the men and women in these photos, who were unafraid to resist what seemed like an intractable bigotry, and whose desperate courage won us the better world in which we go forth today.
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Not everyone is feeling the weight of this sadness and tension, but for those in the thick of it, a small escape is needed — to stand on a corner with a hand in a pocket, briefly unafraid.
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Unafraid to tackle societal and sexual taboos, he regularly packs his films with a surplus of heart, comedy, lust and color, like a child who goes to select a crayon and then absconds with the entire box.
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So it makes sense, given his awareness of an American repertoire unafraid of grappling with issues of race, that he has chosen to program the British premiere of "Appropriate," by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, running through Oct. 5.
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We're a generation who's not only unafraid of acknowledging our anxieties, but we're also open to talking to others about how we manage it — even if it's just wearing fancy pajamas to kick back on the sofa.
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All he could tell was that he or she was "unafraid to embrace all the many cultures that make up America, and specifically, that define the breadth of African-American experience," he wrote in the book's introduction.
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The Mandalorian society is divided into Houses and Clans, and most of the inhabitants are bounty hunters or mercenaries who were so fearsome that they were unafraid to take even the Jedi head-on in ancient conflicts.
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A dynamic in which young people continue to socialize while unafraid of the disease could help spread the virus, prolonging the outbreak and threatening older, more vulnerable people, members of Trump's coronavirus task force said on Monday.
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When the vehicles with those arrested departed, the group returned to the lawn between the Capitol and the Library of Congress, where they had earlier spelled out the word UNAFRAID in tissue paper flowers facing the Capitol.
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She is a centrist long at odds with her state party's leftist activist grass roots, while he is a progressive who has called for new "bold leadership" from Democrats unafraid of confronting President Donald Trump head-on.
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McCain, the former POW and outspoken Republican politician nicknamed The Maverick for being unafraid to disagree with fellow members of his party, said on 22018 Minutes in September 27 that he wanted a service at the Naval Academy.
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You've always endeavored to be your own person, independent, and unafraid to stand out in the crowd, but at this time, you're feeling even more pushed to assert your own identity outside of the expectations of your family.
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She may not be gay, but like Cher and Madonna she's a gay ally and icon in the community because she knows what it means to not be like everybody else and to be unafraid of that truth.
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Where some fans might find this hypocritical (based on her reputation as the poster woman for anti-glam, the pop star who's unafraid to embrace her inner machismo), Joanne is where all these past aesthetics finally make sense.
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McCain, the former POW and outspoken Republican politician nicknamed The Maverick for being unafraid to disagree with fellow members of his party, said on 60 Minutes in September 2017 that he wanted a service at the Naval Academy.
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Or am I wanting to be something I will never be: a rich, white man — seemingly carefree, with a sizeable Roth IRA, unafraid to walk to his car at night without his keys Wolverine-d in his hands?
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Though it's unclear what tone del Toro (who is producing and co-writing the project) will strike with the upcoming film, the Oscar winner's horror film Crimson Peak suggests he's unafraid to tell a bone-chilling ghost story.
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But Trump's reshuffling signaled how he has chafed under the guidance of Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort, one of the few people around the real estate mogul who was unafraid to confront him about the shortcomings of his candidacy.
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A tough-talking hard man, he never ceased to make it clear that he was unafraid to kill whoever needed killing—he was going to dump the bodies of 100,000 criminals in Manila Bay—legal niceties go hang.
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With "Kiss of the Spider Woman," an adaptation of Manuel Puig's 1976 novel of the same name, Mr. Babenco established himself as a filmmaker unafraid to push the boundaries of what Hollywood's old guard deemed appropriate or bankable.
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Because this investigation has remained independent and unafraid to go after the country's most powerful politicians, it has emerged not as a tool for coup-mongers, as some have charged, but as evidence of the country's maturing democracy.
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Ethiopian-American Ras Nebyu refuses to be boxed in as a run-of-the-mill conscious rapper, although he was raised in a Rastafarian household in Northwest DC and is both assuredly brilliant and unafraid to show it.
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Why it matters: The move shows the company's new CEO Marvin Ellison, hired away from JC Penny, is unafraid to make cuts and reduce inventory to focus on other areas he feels the company needs to improve in.
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In addition to performing her other nonclerical roles, LeHand was unafraid to offer Roosevelt unsolicited advice, which raises the imponderable question of how she might have shaped the president's agenda had she remained in her post past 1941.
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These restaurants are not trading in opportunistic novelty; they're offering menus that are firmly rooted in traditional flavors but also distinctly modern, creative, and unafraid to buck the pesky constraints of authenticity, and they have quickly become indispensable.
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I sometimes wondered, though, whether having a sex-positive, consent-educated, inspiringly unafraid person toting nipple covers in many skin shades might eventually have some palpable effect on how intimacy looked by the time it reached a viewer.
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And proving that a composer in late career need not grasp at obvious innovation, he celebrated on Tuesday in the soaring Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall with three works — even a brand-new one — unafraid of seeming dated.
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"Bernie Sanders, he was there when Dr. King marched on Washington, unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment," the narrator continues.
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He's also been unafraid to battle with the Obama administration, backing an Iran deal review bill initially opposed by the administration and repeatedly calling for a war bill specifically to fight the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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She is unafraid of joyful hyperbole and delicious turns of phrase: "This is so gorgeous, I'm having a heart attack right now," she says as she tucks into a dish of tikin xic with chef Regina in the Yucatán.
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And so it's time for the social media squad to find a new young voice, one that's hip to the culture of the moment, unafraid to shill fatty foods, and careful not to imply an endorsement of hate speech.
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" The 58-year-old made the announcement on Instagram -- saying, "I beat the odds when I suffered my stroke in 2002, but it is now yet again, that I ... stand unafraid and face the tough road ahead of me.
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He was unafraid to stop the orchestra to reshape the smallest phrases, asking the violins to repeat one seemingly simple seven-note passage 10 times in a row until a few subtle tweaks gave it new depth and color.
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Instead, Trump's restructuring of his campaign ushered in leaders who are practiced in the dark arts of politics, unafraid to dabble in right-wing conspiracy theories about Clinton's health, her marriage, and allegations that Bill Clinton has mistreated women.
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So, yeah, Key & Peele occupied the lane of personality-driven Black sketch show unafraid to comment on race, but it did so in a way that was wholly distinct from how Chappelle and writing partner Neal Brennan did so.
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Barclay, who last week said Britain should be unafraid of a no-deal exit, indicated the government was looking at different options and that circumstances, such an extension or a shift in support, would indicate a change in context.
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Unafraid to step into uncomfortable territories, both in the subjects she works within and the sheer extremity of her compositions, we asked to speak to the pioneering artist whose tongue is a barbed and as brutal as her art.
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He can prove unafraid to be so challenged, to be unmoved by the discomfort of having a defense secretary like the one he just lost -- courageous and calm -- someone who is "a necessity" to this particular commander-in-chief.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has held himself out as a Democratic rarity: unwilling to give up on the white working-class voters who lifted Mr. Trump, but unafraid to go nose to nose with their president.
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The friendship they developed was often fraught, and even codependent, with the former B-movie heartthrob Wayne suffering from chronic feelings of inadequacy and the hard-nosed, occasionally abusive A-list director Ford unafraid of doling out tough love.
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If he is unafraid of the clichés of disowned genres, and inhabits so lovingly the women who uttered them, perhaps that's because they actually had more to say than the dismissive term "weepies" (or, for that matter, "camp") implies.
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Trump has typically been unafraid to comment on a wide range of U.K. election issues, with Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn often quick to use the U.S. president's praise of Johnson as a key attack line against the Conservatives.
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It's heavy content, but when discussing Working Class Woman over the phone from Montreal, Davidson is incredibly forthright about its inspiration, unafraid to go deep on her love/hate relationship with psychology and call bullshit on our capitalist shackles.
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But, like much of the internet, I am cheering her every literal wrist slap because I have to believe that someone close to the administration is unafraid to openly defy the president, unlike Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, and their ilk.
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When what we needed was a "Father Figure," a role model to prove that we belonged and could be sexual, unafraid, uninhibited, and desired — he not only allowed us all of that, he practically commanded our participation with every note.
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Trump's critics sometimes interpret his martial rhetoric and encomia to law enforcement and military personnel as sinister — a sign of a leader who privileges institutions of state violence and would be unafraid to use them to secure his hold on power.
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In return for their loyalty and support Bugzy offered total honesty on record, unafraid to write about the emotional scars that had affected him so deeply that there are some tracks, like Pain, that he still finds difficult to revisit today.
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An Obelisk falls somewhere in the middle, with its strongest asset being that it's unafraid to lean on Stickles' undeniable skills at crafting fast, down-and-dirty punk songs (with an assist from producer Bob Mould of legendary Hüsker Dü fame).
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Hopefully, as we continue to talk about this issue and its gravity becomes clearer, we'll see this handled in a more sensitive way that connects to who we are as an audience today—discerning, aware, and unafraid to hold Hollywood accountable.
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For Chloe Redmer from Michigan, prom night was about much more than getting dolled up and taking selfies on the dance floor with her friends: It was about proving to herself and her peers that she was strong, brave, and unafraid.
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In Fournier I saw my two brothers, who don't adore their children any more than our father adored us but who do it with a gentler, tenderer touch, unafraid to broach discussions and display emotions that most men once shrank from.
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The Toronto band Pup's 2013 self-titled debut was thrilling largely for its comfort: Here was a historically minded band of 20-somethings unafraid of rigorous chaos, a talent that placed it among the most exciting punk bands of recent years.
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The Democratic former member responded by asserting that Congress should more aggressively insist on its Article I responsibilities, arguing that Democratic and Republican members of Congress must be unafraid to work out their political differences for the good of Americans everywhere.
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And while Fred might live on as one of the most legendary Uber drivers, unafraid of the perils his GPS might steer him down, his stair detour is still not the most Grand Theft Auto thing that's happened on California's roadways.
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If Obama was seen as the brain of the administration, Biden was its heart and soul: an emotional man of the people, simultaneously macho and unafraid to cry in public, who famously pressured Obama (albeit accidentally) into supporting gay marriage.
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He sued restaurants that backed out of his property in Washington, DC. "No detail is too small for a Trump suit," USA Today noted, pointing out that Trump is unafraid to far outspend his adversaries and unable to let anything go.
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Ken Kaiser, a no-nonsense umpire who was unafraid over his colorful 2650-year major league career to confront players and managers, but who lost his job during a misguided labor action by his union, died on Tuesday in Rochester.
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While protesters said they were unafraid of the legislation, many said that what worried them more was what other laws Lam would enact under the emergency ordinance that gives her authority to "make any regulation whatsoever" in the public interest.
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To borrow the title of a Tom Wolfe novel, Mr. Dunning is "a man in full," by turns majestic and cantankerous, and unafraid to look into the void and to ask the deepest, most personal questions about the purpose of life.
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Chris Swecker, the former head of the F.B.I. criminal investigations division, said Mr. Wray was unafraid to pursue sensitive corruption cases that included prosecutions of the disgraced former lobbyist Jack Abramoff and the former Representatives Randy Cunningham and William J. Jefferson.
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By giving students time to engage in a more measured, reflective way with what they learn, we produce better-educated citizens: thoughtful people with broader vision, driven by curiosity and unafraid to tackle the complex problems we so urgently face.
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They're the mirror image of spring break partiers who flooded Miami this week and brazenly declared themselves unafraid of catching or spreading COVID-19 — a disease that's already killed 157 people in the United States and sickened more than 53,200.
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"In places like London or Paris you can see people with designer purses on the subway, completely unafraid of being mugged," 231-year-old fashion student Lucía Márquez said as she clutched an enormous Louis Vuitton bag against her tiny frame.
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For many gay men, this weekend's celebration is about finally being able to live their true lives, unafraid to declare who they love and being grateful for achieving virtual equality, at least in places like Greenwich Village, where the rebellion began.
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Now, in Brexit Britain, where the gap between rich and poor is widening at a lethal rate, we need all the good, independent journalism that is unafraid to stick up for the underclass and the scapegoats that we can get.
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Trump has consistently fared poorly on these metrics, earning a reputation among his supporters for "honesty" (by which they appear to mean he is blunt and unafraid to offend people) while earning a reputation among journalists for frequently saying things that aren't true.
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A lifelong salesman who values the personal touch, Trump is unafraid to negotiate on an impromptu basis and prefers to meet with people face-to-face or speak to them on the phone (He does not enjoy reading long memos or proposals).
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It's exciting that Cannon and Heller are diving back into Batman for their next project, as their work on Gotham shows that they're very unafraid to take a "put my thang down, flip it, and reverse it" attitude towards the Batman mythos.
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Not only is Fresh off the Boat a warm show, it's also a deeply weird one that's unafraid to have fun and let the Huangs indulge their quirkier habits (see: Jessica's crime novel, and her son Evan's vice hold on the neighborhood council).
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Despite being one of the most famous, sought-after people on the planet for the better part of two decades, West has always positioned himself as an outsider — for being unafraid to flaunt his ego or to call himself "the nucleus" of culture.
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Hezbollah has also bared its teeth, conducting a media tour along the Lebanon-Israel border that was widely interpreted as a message that it was unafraid of a new war, and hinting that any coming conflict might involve attacks on Israeli settlements.
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In all likelihood, Trump will weave them into a broader narrative, one that paints him as an iconoclast outsider who was unafraid to grab hold of the various third rails of the US foreign policy consensus—and who lived to tell the tale.
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And when she returned to music under her own name with "You Never Show Your Love," a single featuring footwork veterans DJ Spinn and Taso, she sounded like a woman transformed: confident, playful, and unafraid to embrace a voice that defies convention.
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That's why, since Trump's election, the greatest heroes in American public discourse have been the journalists and academics shouting that America appears to be slipping away from liberal democracy—voices unafraid of appearing alarmist or conspiratorial, clinging stubbornly to the lessons of history.
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Kirkman and Wingard are unafraid of shocking their audience Which is why, in the conclusion, watching him punch the living daylights out of Joshua to exorcise the demon is at once shocking (how could it not be?) and cathartic given the context.
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So in that way, Strangers in Their Own Land is both an argument for and an example of a kind of principled empathy, one that stays firm in its own convictions but also is unafraid of people who might appear to be enemies.
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As I popped one, and then another, of the blisteringly hot peppers into my mouth — primarily to demonstrate that I was a foreigner with an iron gut and unafraid of spicy local cuisine — one of my companions, Jasmine, looked at me quizzically.
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On Friday, Price, the captain of the International team at the Presidents Cup, hoped that Oosthuizen and Branden Grace, also from South Africa, could rise up, unafraid, in their four-ball match against the American pair of Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas.
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Yara Hawari, 31, a scholar and analyst for Al Shabaka, a network of Palestinian analysts, said the Trump plan was becoming a cautionary tale about the diminishing importance of international law when those making the rules are unafraid to exploit their power.
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He has been unafraid to use his platform as the nation's top law enforcement officer to fight the cultural changes they believe are making the country more inhospitable and unrecognizable, like rising immigration and secularism or new legal protections for L.G.B.T. people.
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"'Seagulls' is about using positive affirmations and visualization to inspire self-growth--- feeling unafraid to change your ways in order to find true contentment," says Brendon Avalos, the bassist and singer for this particular song (he and guitarist Britton Walker often share vocals).
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This complaint, such as it is, and various others (addressed in this archive VICE Gaming article), is at least partially addressed by Platinum Games' Nier: Automata, a game unafraid to move the camera even at the cost of players' sense of clarity.
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Tracks like "Aquasun" define the band's sound and modus operandi in a quick few minutes; Alex Henery's huge guitar strums reverberate out waves of sound while singer Andrew Fisher hits multiple registers, unafraid to scratch up his vocals in pursuit of their full purpose.
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He's been unafraid to tackle subjects uncommon in video games in previous projects, such as the intersexuality of Kaine in the original Nier and the societal ostracizing along with it, and Drakengard 3's mix of black comedy beside its sexualized conversations and bloody action.
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It'd be difficult to find a band that balances intensity, creativity, and style as well as the Turn, and in a subgenre cluttered with lyrical clichés and feigned passion, it's refreshing to see them unafraid to pose questions about love, the future, and reality.
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Laymon has long been one of the canaries in the coal mine of (specifically) the American condition, with essays that have been unafraid to dig into his own life to lay bare the many contradictions that have made him the man he is today.
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It's such a welcome change to see that young queer celebrities are cool with figuring it all out and being open about their own evolutions, holding close what makes sense for them while also being unafraid to let go of what doesn't work anymore.
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His technical skills as a rapper are nearly unmatched by his peers, with songs like "War Ready" and "Prima Donna" showing how his lips move just as fast as his brain, unafraid to crack a joke immediately after discussing the institutional racism in America.
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In his excellent 2011 book House on Fire, the 82-year-old physician and epidemiologist describes how he and other health workers got to smallpox eradication — by dreaming, being savvy in politics and unafraid to break the rules, and devising the brilliant ring vaccination strategy.
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And on "Bodak Yellow," a song as much about the realities of wealth gain and retention as it is about cuffing and uncuffing mans with ease, she shines as a rapper who stands on her own two feet, unafraid, unrepentant, and, of course, infectiously catchy.
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James dominates as Cavaliers top Wizards WASHINGTON — On the same day John Wall and Bradley Beal reiterated a belief that the Cleveland Cavaliers didn't want any part of the Washington Wizards during last season's playoffs, LeBron James performed like a man unafraid of anything.
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Unafraid of how it might play with some Jewish voters in New York, he insisted on an extensive discussion of whether our country's foreign policy — and whether Clinton — had shown too much deference to the Israeli government and too little sensitivity to the Palestinian cause.
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With a far-right presidency and a galvanized white supremacist movement—one whose loosest adherents are unafraid to use lethal violence, even against men coming to the defense of young women sitting on a train—organizing in tandem with other targeted communities is vital.
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Above all, the bitter exchange attests to a combustible relationship between two ambitious, self-confident leaders, both unafraid to exercise power — one a former K.G.B. officer who emerged from the shadows; the other a famous female politician who spent decades on the public stage.
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From its 'babe, please consider how I feel too' vulnerability on earworm-filled, guitar-drenched single "Mad Angle" to the gone-in-less-than-two-minutes rawness of slower jam "Reasons," the EP plants Che's feet firmly in innovative, open-hearted and unafraid rap territory.
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"New Yorkers reject the policies that these two men are proposing and call for security, unity and opportunity for all New Yorkers," Alarcon said in the statement New York State GOP Chairman Ed Cox on Tuesday said his organization is unafraid of the reported protests.
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One thing that is certain, however, is that corrective measures are being undertaken today by bold museums like the AGH, unafraid of peeling the layers of their own institutional complicity, which for decades has led to disparity and institutional bias towards white males in art.
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" Azar praised Hungarian Minister of State for Family and Youth Affairs Katalin Novák – who is known for demonizing feminists, non-Christians and LGBT individuals alike — as a "valued ally that has been unafraid to recognize and promote the importance of the family for a healthy society.
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Gabbard is running an amazing campaign, and the similarities to Dr. Paul's campaigns are striking," said Jesse Benton, Ron Paul's grandson-in-law and former campaign manager, citing Gabbard's emphasis on ending American military engagements abroad and her being "unafraid to speak hard truth to power.
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But there's a case to be made that the person for whom Kim plays muse most is actually herself: She seems to be in constant states of reflection and evolution, unafraid to continue mastering how she wants to be perceived by her followers, fans, and even haters.
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With that slower pace, you got a rich sense of the clothes, which appeared to have been transported from decades past but look with quiet determination toward a still-shocking future: a men's wardrobe unafraid of sensual elegance, heady in velvet, studded with shells and stones.
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With those drug companies continuing to jack up the prices of prescription drugs on struggling families, voters especially want leaders who are unafraid to stand up to Big Pharma and willing to work with anyone, regardless of their political party, in order to lower prescription drug costs.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was downright sober and succinct Friday at the United Nations, laying out in clear language how seriously the United States is taking the issue and how unafraid we are to lead the rest of the world in solving it, if need be.
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Stylistically, The Jim Gaffigan Show, which is shot mostly on location in downtown Manhattan, seems freer this season, unafraid to go-full-on fantasy (as it does in "The Trial") or to push its one-dimensional characters, like the overly optimistic Jeannie Gaffigan, in new directions.
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Many in the alt-right and atheist movements seem to see themselves as a group under siege, the last defenders of unfettered inquiry and absolute freedom of thought and speech, contrarians and truth-tellers who are unafraid to push back against the norms of polite, liberal society.
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"Beyoncé Knowles-Carter's support of women who are 'unafraid to think out of the box and are bold, creative, conscious and confident,' is critical at a time when those qualities are required to address some of the world's most pressing challenges," says Spelman President Mary Schmidt Campbell.
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Biden's approach, meanwhile, reflects a belief that that his best path to the Democratic nomination is to prove that he is the most formidable contender to take on Trump, and that he is unafraid to engage the President head-on from the first moment of his campaign.
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Cannes Film Festival CANNES, France — Bringing a slick studio film to the Cannes Film Festival carries plenty of risk: French journalists are unafraid to boo when they doubt a movie's artistic bona fides, and a chorus of jeers can inspire headlines that are hard to recover from.
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Her proximity to her subjects, which include bombed-out houses and Israeli tanks, also speaks to the myth of the demure Arab woman; she is as close as one can possibly get to the occupation here, unafraid to stare down danger in order to capture its reality.
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His title character (here the enthusiastic, intense tenor Allan Clayton, unafraid of going guttural) is maniacally disheveled and antic, not deep or ruminative, and while I left the opera house glad to have seen the piece, it was oddly difficult to pinpoint just what it's about.
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For Sanders, supporting the dissolution of the big banks or the nationalization of health insurance or free college tuition isn't so much about the details of his plans but about showing that he's on the side of the working class and unafraid to take on moneyed interests.
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The temporary calamity endured will surely be for the greater good, restoring the American ideal; a welcoming America unafraid to embrace the unfortunate and raise them up while nurturing its own citizens, simultaneously repelling and foiling those who seek power, influence and glory at the expense of humanity.
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With unabashedly progressive politics and a deft hand at social media — where she is unafraid to clap back at critics, debate detractors and post playful dance videos, among more typical statements about policy — Ocasio-Cortez has broken onto the national stage less than a year after winning her primary.
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Here was a man unafraid of pushing himself and twisting conventions (consider his bouncy, apocalyptic rock 'n' roll on "Ronnie, Talk to Russia," or his satirical proto-house on "All the Critics Love U in New York") to write and perform and live freely as a true artist.
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The accusation and subsequent investigations have tarnished the Germans' glow from the World Cup, a joyous football fest that cemented the new reputation of the country, and particularly of its capital, Berlin, as a place that was fun and unafraid to take pride in the nation and its achievements.
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There's an earnestness to his performance, and it's the same earnestness that makes the Raimi films so good: They dive head-first into the potential camp that comes with the territory of capes and spandex, and they embrace it; they are unafraid to be silly, and so is Dafoe.
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For Neumann, an Israeli Navy veteran unafraid to think big, it was an opportunity to push the company he founded in 22018 past its coworking roots and into retail, where an industry struggling to compete with the likes of Amazon was sitting on real estate in prime locations.
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After first having stayed completely silent around these giant lizards so as not to disturb them — to the surprise of the locals, who knew how hard of hearing they are — the camera crew noticed the dragons were unafraid and they walked right up to them to take pictures.
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And so for me, the female gaze is not about being an object for a male, it's more about dissecting myself and finding out what I find pleasurable and showing that to other people, and being unafraid to share my sexual inclinations with other people through the work.
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Rather than go for more nuanced color, she is unafraid to use simple black for objects, shaded flesh, and shadows, and her strange color is either local, such as the bright cobalt of pool water and lime green of deck chair, or a projected colored light illuminating a tablecloth or head.
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Visitors wanting to see it themselves, and unafraid to face the throbbing masses, can make it to Kawasaki from Tokyo in an easy day trip on the first Sunday of April, any year, and see for themselves the giant phalluses of Kawasaki — and the many men who get them up.
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Instead of staid explainers that use vague terms and descriptions, this new generation of content asks and answers potentially embarrassing questions, sensitively addresses the diverse concerns of marginalized readers, and is unafraid to use accurate depictions of genitalia, making what once were awkward conversations sound pretty fun along the way.
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One of the authors of the study is drug expert Michael Linnell, who, despite spending his career helping heroin and crack users, is unafraid to a draw a comparison between heroin and SC. "We spoke to fifty or so people who described an addiction and withdrawal similar to heroin," says Linnell.
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All things considered, SZA is an artist with incredible potential: her pen is unafraid and tender, her voice is distinct and uniquely gorgeous; she dances with the precision of an athlete; and, of course, she is stunning, with a beauty that is candid about her ups and downs with body image.
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Like Americans, we're unafraid to express a little (or a lot) of emotion when confronted with a bad hockey team or the weather in February, but as with the English, our self-effacing comments are merely a front for an unshakable belief in the ultimate superiority of our way of life.
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Families can see more works during guided exhibition tours and encounter folk made for the ear: The musical acts include the Big Littles, dads who play acoustic pop on diminutive instruments; Anielle and Matthew, who specialize in Americana; Andy Mac, a rock balladeer; and Bryan Dunn, a Brooklynite unafraid of country.
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Families can see more works during guided exhibition tours and encounter folk made for the ear: The musicalacts include the Big Littles, dads who play acoustic pop on diminutive instruments; Anielle and Matthew, who specialize in Americana; Andy Mac, a rock balladeer; and Bryan Dunn, a Brooklynite unafraid of country.
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It means not pursuing her career in science so she can be flexible enough to attend rallies, like the March 5 march from the American History Museum to the Capitol in Washington, DC. "We have to send a message that we are unafraid," Ruiz told VICE Impact as she prepared to march.
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It's not hard to see why internet atheists and free speech advocates of various persuasions were drawn to Yee's battle: Here was a kid who was unafraid to lay into organized religion in the crudest of terms, and was punished not just by squishy social norms but by an actual repressive government.
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Dr. Miami reframes the victim narrative: He calls his patients #BeautyWarriors, conferring grit and bravery on those who choose to go under his knife, suggesting not a series of desperate women trying to stave off decay but instead a tribe of girls unafraid to pursue the adventure of having a bigger, rounder ass.
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Read more: Tech execs and fashion — an up-close look at the carefully cultivated personal styles of the Valley's elite While we'll never know what was talked about at the summit — or, as Cucinelli called it on Instagram, the "Solomeo Soul Symposium" — the designer seems unafraid to challenge powerful executives like Bezos.
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"To add to the celebration of the one-year anniversary of Lemonade, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter announces the establishment of Formation Scholars awards for the 2017-2018 academic year, to encourage and support young women who are unafraid to think outside the box and are bold, creative, conscious, and confident," the announcement reads.
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Interviewing the two of them feels for all the world like chatting with a couple of old friends at a bar; there's an openness and vulnerability to them that they're unafraid to share, but one gets the impression that any whiff of bullshit would be summarily smacked down with the utmost Southern charm.
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With the specter of Nigel Farage and his upstart Brexit Party looming as an existential threat, big sections of the Conservative Party seem to believe that the best way to turn the page on her disastrous tenure is by choosing a leader who is unafraid to emulate the leader across the Atlantic.
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CreditCreditFederico Rios Escobar for The New York Times The Galápagos Islands, with their gorgeous scenery, unparalleled and rare wildlife unafraid of humans, and paramount historical and scientific importance, were once a place you saved for years to see, a splurge that made a ski trip to Aspen look positively cheap in comparison.
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The author, a former New York Times reporter whom I've never met save for a few encounters on social media, is unafraid to admit all the mistakes she made out of sheer ignorance and how often even the most high-functioning adult children simply do not know what they do not know.
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This is what it looks like when institutions create a culture where a predator can flourish unafraid and unabated and this is what it looks like when people in authority refuse to listen, put friendships in front of the truth, fail to create or enforce proper policy and fail to hold enablers accountable.
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Grassroots advocacy itself has the power to sway hearts and minds of elected officials, regulators and the media, tapping into public sentiment to feed itself and refresh its ranks with new activists that are unafraid to participate and anxious to contribute both in time and treasure to a cause in which they believe.
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From a Paris dinner party with the young leaders of Belgium and Luxembourg, to a conspicuous Twitter bromance with Italy's ex-premier Matteo Renzi, Macron has already built a circle of likeminded peers, unafraid to promote closer EU integration at a time when voters are being tempted by the hard right and left.
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If the new members of Congress are able to govern as they campaigned, tirelessly, unafraid of hostile audiences, deeply connected to their districts, focused on improving individual lives, they might eventually pull politics out of the box in which either one party pushes through an entire unpopular agenda or Congress is paralyzed.
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She made her way to the top in a an industry dominated by men, unafraid to be herself and to do the job that she was meant to do: design a rum that makes us remember what life is all about while forgetting all about piña coladas, Cuba libres, and even daiquiris.
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"By speaking out against the power structures that tried to hold them down and being fabulous in the process — fierce and fabulous and unafraid — and speaking truth to power and taking care of those members of their community [that] they saw being less fortunate than themselves, that is why they had a legacy," Stryker, says.
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Well I won&apost hold my breath waiting for that probe to start and in the meantime I&aposm glad we have a President that is unafraid to upset the apple cart over in Europe and call out truly dangerous international collusion where it exists and he&aposs actually willing to do something about it.
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The label was founded in 1994, and its founder and original creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni, raised it up from a counterpart of the family-run fur business into something richer and stranger: an oasis of the odd in the world of high-end fashion, offering uniforms for the working woman unafraid of color or shape.
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So when we drifted to a quieter spot to kibbitz, I mentioned that I was impressed with the gold medal but more taken with this thoughtful kid, self-conscious beyond her years, able to speak in long paragraphs rather than sound bites, unafraid to admit her fears and very aware of her good fortune.
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The most common prefix that can be associated with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is undoubtedly "un". Unpredictable. Uncensored. Unbelievable. Unfiltered. Unafraid. Uncanny.
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" She tacked to her corkboard a passage from Edith Wharton's "Backward Glance": "In spite of illness, in spite even of the arch-enemy sorrow, one can remain alive long past the usual date of disintegration if one is unafraid of change, insatiable in intellectual curiosity, interested in big things, and happy in small ways.
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The vote forced many to choose between loyalty to a President unafraid to attack members of his party who defy him and an emergency declaration that conservative critics describe as executive overreach and warn could set a precedent used by Democratic presidents to declare emergencies over liberal priorities such as action on climate change.
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"Sex Education," unafraid to have fun and be funny, is less like its stark British predecessor "Skins" than like a well-executed American teen dramedy on CW. The big difference, of course, is its streaming-TV freedom to be as graphic as it wants to be — and it wants to be, from its opening seconds.
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One need only look to group sex scenes in the Wachowski's sci-fi Netflix show Sense8, the neon-bathed porn-scene tapings in Sean Kelly's true-crime drama King Cobra, or even in porn studio Cockyboys's latest raunchy web series, Meet the Morecocks, to find queer content that's unafraid to place gay sex at the center of its narrative.
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He knows he may be able to bully his unallied neighbors, but he can&apost bully a NATO ally -- because that ally is backed up by 28 others, bonded by a mutual commitment to each other&aposs security and led by an American president who, while seeking friendship with all, is unafraid to flex U.S. military muscle.
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And like all the best wrestling villains — or "heels" — Donald Trump is a vivacious, magnetic speaker unafraid to be rude to his opponents; there was even a heelish consistency to his style at early debates, when he actively courted conflict with the moderator, Megyn Kelly, and occasionally paused to let the crowds boo him before shouting back over them.
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The five decades of her creative practice, represented in Lynn Hershman Leeson: Civic Radar at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) in San Francisco, reveal an artist unafraid to pull stunts that surprise and unsettle, whether it's by introducing cutting-edge technologies to the art world, or living out performances that feel like a practical joke.
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An artist who's unafraid to take it there, she uses her records to tell visceral stories of love, heartbreak and betrayal, particularly on records like Figures and Shutter Island, but she has also used her platform, visibility and first-hand experience to talk about sexism within the music industry through her record and accompanying music video, Gatekeepers.
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"I didn't realize that in just being myself and being unafraid to say that to the world: I'm a woman, I'm 50 years old and I'm here, and I'm not going anywhere, was gonna mean so much to so many people," she said, adding that she's "super proud" of the tour she and her team put together.
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Second, Trump's America is unafraid to engage in the raw exercise of power against any foe or friend to gain economic or geopolitical advantage — no matter how big or small — and, at the same time, is ready to overlook any human rights abuse or killing by any country deemed friendly to Trump personally or not interesting to him geopolitically.
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If their focus is largely pastoral, it is never entirely so, and almost alone among recent popes, he has proved unafraid to advance concerns that have been sounded before — those affecting the family, the poor and the disadvantaged, those caught up in war and despotism — but with an urgency that enjoins not only new practice but also reconsidered thinking.
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"There's one candidate I see who's unafraid to fight like hell to make sure America's promise will be there for everyone, who will make sure that no matter where you live in America or where your family came from in the world, you have a path to opportunity, too," Castro says in a video announcing his endorsement.
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Part of that is economic, certainly—there's been no shortage of reporting over the past few years about EDM's fizzling as a commercial behemoth—but as critics have observed, the post-boom era has allowed for an auteurist's take on the genre's super-Windexed sounds, one that's often smaller, weirder, and more unafraid to explore less party-friendly headspaces.
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And even though they're loud and explode-y, they're also inclusive, diverse, tough-as-hell, and champion a sort of "ideal patriotism" where they fight for an America that's truly a land of opportunity and unafraid of otherness (unless "the other" rides toward the coast in a giant floating volcano, which absolutely happens in this issue).
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When he exploded as a musical force in the late 1970s, Prince seemed like a one-person sexual revolution—someone unabashedly reveling in taboo topics, unafraid to be explicitly horny, and brazen enough to be naked, half naked, or spiffed up in frilly shirts and facial finery as he pleasured himself and his millions of panting fans.
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