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Later, Mrs. Clinton added: "There are many in the political and frankly in the broadcast world today who take a particular aim at our Latino population.

The way we think and talk about relevancy now includes thinking about how we can be more relevant to new audiences in underserved populations — and, frankly, in the changing demographics of the entire country.

Asked last month at a gathering of reporters in Pasadena, Calif., if he thought a partnership with CNN was possible, Andrew Heyward, the CBS News president, said: "There are tremendous obstacles to doing anything together, residing in the separate cultures of the organizations and, frankly, in the parent companies".

And frankly in the current economic climate it's encouraging when companies can find advertising methods that actually work without being ridiculously annoying.

And, frankly, in the coding of schools, there is room for major scamming via the opportunity to intentionally miscode.

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That said, you only have their assurance and frankly, in light of the mistakes people make and the sophistication level of hackers, who really knows if they can protect it?

But it makes less sense in a populous state like Ohio (and frankly in almost every part of the United States), which enjoys a huge network of community colleges and universities.

One of the missing ingredients in Bernie Sanders' 2016 bid and frankly, in your 2015 mayoral bid, was the support of black voters.

He said he was glad "to be here at this transformative moment in your history, and quite frankly in the history of the world.

English is increasingly audible and visible in this scruffily charming Belgian city, and frankly rampant in the concrete-and-glass European quarter.