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They also need to be more forthright about the centerpiece of Mr. Bush's economic policies, namely, the tax cut.

"So we do need to be more forthright about our spiritual lives, about the crucial relationship that we live as human beings with God".

I've long encouraged people to be more forthright about uncertainties – indeed it is the ugly uncertainties, not the likely outcomes, that should concern people most.

Indeed, the one argument that has persuaded many doctors to be more forthright about mistakes is that doing so might make patients less likely to sue.

The F.D.A.'s charges of bad behavior have not yet been proved, he said, but they were serious enough that the company should be more forthright about what its own investigations showed.

"Even under the protections of grand jury secrecy, which was inviolate at that point, the president, it appears, was unwilling to be more forthright about his role in what the House Judiciary Committee determined were abuses of government power".

Howard Dean is more forthright about his Yale (via St. George's) and Park Avenue pedigree -- up to a point.

After initially insisting that he had done nothing wrong, Mr. Scruton recently admitted in an article in The Spectator that he should have been more forthright about his economic relationship with tobacco interests.

She is more forthright about pop's failings: on Royals, one of several great moments on a decent album, she deftly punctures the inflated dreams of so many pop artists.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin was more forthright about the arithmetic error in an interview with CNBC's John Harwood on Tuesday, emphasizing that the budget is merely a "preliminary document". .

While the SSNP Syrian Social National Partyy) said the blast carried "Israel's signature", professor Hilal Khashan – an expert on Lebanese politics – was more forthright about where he feels the blame should be placed.