America first became familiar with Dr. Ruth in the early '80s, her candid call-in sex therapy sessions catapulting her from New York radio to national TV.
Needed instead is a candid call from Clinton to say: Does Israel seriously want to put at risk American sailors and airmen who may have to intercede in the Taiwan Strait?
Sometimes a candid call to another boss in your industry can get a direct answer on salary ranges.
And you could have resolved the doubts you and he had in one candid phone call to the store.
They just published a candid pamphlet called, "Adjusting to Missionary Life," which lays out some of the challenges young people will face.
It might be more candid to call it a hopeful sign for cities rather than a clear reversal of a longstanding trend.
Mr. Rove, President Bush's political adviser, has been criticizing Mrs. Clinton since Monday, when he announced his intention to resign from the White House and coupled it with candid analysis, notably, calling Mrs. Clinton a "fatally flawed" presidential candidate.
C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A42-43 Editorials: Cutting James Baker's ties; the shortage of flu vaccines; last-minute damage to the environment; calling "Candid Camera".
