The bold realist whose candor, even temerity, was legendary turned out to have been hiding a secret. |
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His charm, passion, and candor are very refreshing in this age of flash and hype. |
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Why can't we get candor and directness in what is patently obvious to anyone? |
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The success of exit interviews rises and falls with the candor of those being interviewed. |
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He was sullen and evasive in his videotaped deposition for the governments antitrust case and the judge scolded him for lack of candor. |
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You'll be surprised how quickly you can diffuse a volatile situation with honesty and candor. |
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Obviously grateful for that flash of candor, he started groping for the words that might express his incredulity. |
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I appreciated the student's candor in honestly evaluating these new techniques. |
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Now he was able to write with tremendous candor and integrity and to free himself from his past. |
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Throughout the campaign, he would prove the Dutch uncle, the voice of unflinching candor and irrepressible reason. |
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This stark honesty and candor serves to highlight the absence of emotional detail elsewhere. |
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I double-dated with straight couples I knew from my classes and discussed my love life with the candor of any college student. |
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And he is being made to pay for that honesty and candor now that his statements are being twisted. |
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Does the institution truly value candor, thinking outside the box and innovation, or merely give lip service to it? |
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Participants spoke with refreshing candor about the things that were most important to them. |
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Although candor is praised over craftiness, history shows that leaders who practiced deceit overcame those that lived by their pledges. |
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But most people appreciate the candor behind the drollness and understand that the intention was well meant. |
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If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too. |
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But what's captivating about this book is its candor, its ingenuousness, and really its alien-ness. |
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The transportation secretary is a former congressman known for bipartisanship and candor. |
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After talking with Shaq, I came away as impressed with his character and candor as I was with his game. |
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Yet this form of intimate candor, while seemingly incommensurate with the comportment of a mature and accomplished artist, has deep roots in Western intellectual history. |
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He was known for his kindness, his candor, and his dislike of hypocrisy. |
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Information relating to policy decisions would have to be disclosed unless it would substantially prejudice collective responsibility or frankness and candor. |
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He seems to prefer candor to contention, honest talk to doublespeak. |
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Despite an outward display of transparency, the agency has gone about its business with a remarkable lack of candor. |
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This and the revelation of the second family are the only occasions of professed candor in Ackerley's work where I find him uncandid. |
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The goal should be to improve the quality of surveillance, its focus, candor, and evenhandedness. |
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She showed a combination of beauty, courage, candor, and youthful sassiness that made her seem even more luminous. |
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Off the record interviews were conducted and the ATRT is grateful to the Directors for their cooperation and candor. |
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She drew breath and poised herself between candor and discretion. |
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I enjoyed that innocence and candor just as one is delighted to see a flower bud about to open. |
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But his provocations do not resist Julie's candor and honesty, a beginner special education teacher. |
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The candor with which Schultz speaks of a crippling tragedy, or the possibility of a fresh one, is startling. |
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It is a sense of mystery that he seems keen to bolster as he flits coolly between candor and elusiveness. |
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In all candor, however, I must concede that my comments on these issues will amount to leading questions, not definitive answers. |
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We thank them for their candor and suggestions, and today's budget reflects what we heard. |
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This was accompanied by an equally unusual candor about China's increasing social inequalities. |
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Or perhaps it underestimates Obama's ability to compensate his perceived candor with greatness of vision. |
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High-performing boards carry out their work in an atmosphere of respect, candor and trust. |
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The range for this scale is 1 to 9, with higher scores suggesting greater candor. |
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I keep asking myself why yesterday, given his wincing candor about so much else. |
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Forgive my candor, though such is my wont, but much like that moose on a spit, Bernie is dead. |
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Without overshadowing his talented counterparts, Cedar commands the stage with a meticulous mix of stoicism and candor. |
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That candor demystifies the sexual appeal and, in turn, diminishes the sexual pressures. |
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Since then, no president has spoken to the American people with so much candor, directness, and vision. |
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Just like her memoir, Lee Grant does not disappoint when it comes to candor in an interview with The Daily Beast. |
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Rarely has the average Joe been able to see the life of the secret agent in such vivid candor. |
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Her candor and efficiency are refreshing, especially on the once-grungy, now-trendy Orchard Street. |
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In its candor and detail regarding the mechanics of the Final Solution it changed the course of the trial. |
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In this account of life as a test pilot, fighter pilot, and combat commander, Ross tells his Air Force story with wit, candor, and refreshing irreverence. |
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He explained the banking system in warm and friendly tones and with a candor and thoroughness Hoover had never attempted. |
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Far be it from me to expect forthright candor from a press release. |
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Especially when Mayer chooses irreverence and candor over the collective blandness of risk-averse, American Idol-bred pop stars. |
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A production marked by candor that fosters both reading the new brand than to modern company that respects the environment and, indeed, wants to improve. |
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What the report is short on is candor, transparency and corporate honesty. |
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His public addresses were conspicuously lacking in candor. |
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Coupey is unabashedly faithful to the teaching he received from his master, and transmits that legacy with a candor and freshness that come from his own life experience. |
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We call for improving the surveillance process through, inter alia, greater focus on the effectiveness of the policy dialogue and clear communications, with an emphasis on candor, evenhandedness, and independence. |
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And her combination of Romantic candor and formal solidity tends to carry the day even when her work is disadvantageously displayed, as it is in one-half of her current solo double-header. |
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Agriculture is a sector with major challenges and the community appreciated minister Paradis's candor and transparency. On many occasions, he offered support on some of the subjects discussed. |
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While much-criticized at the time, we should hail her unflinching candor. |
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Instead you have conquered the public with your courage and candor. |
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Done in a spirit of candor, and with a sincere commitment to constructive dialogue, this two-way street can be a particularly helpful aspect of effective review projects. |
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I must in candor admit that the Plutarch of piracy is sometimes more edifying than entertaining. |
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I just want to know the truth, you are expressing your concerns, but I also want there to be some candor between us. |
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With candor, humor, and empathy, get ready to re-think your approach to Hashimoto's, hypothyroid and hot flashes. |
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Though Kerzner did concede that being a sock helped with his candor. |
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If the world seems tame and dull, candor compels us to confess that it is because we are so wrapped up in our own narrow interests that we resist it when other people try to take us into their lives. |
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How did you achieve such unadorned candor? |
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By virtue of its institutional position, the Office of the Solicitor General has a special obligation to respect the Supreme Court's precedents and conduct its advocacy with complete candor. |
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Discussions were marked by candor and generosity toward one another though each team pressed the other in a mutual exploration of issues they believe are important for the unity of the church. |
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Disclosure will enable all nations with nuclear power to create a future strategic agreement for lowering nuclear stockpiles and to ensure the candor of the exchange of nuclear materials. |
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