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In an unusually candid effort at self-examination for a habitually insular agency, New York City Transit yesterday presented what could be called an index of straphanger frustration.

During the backstage meeting after her campaign event, Clinton made an honest, candid effort to explain to the activists that the crime bill — one of the most comprehensive pieces of criminal-justice legislation in U.S. history — was a sincere attempt to address a particular set of problems that emerged during the nineteen-eighties and nineties.

But the image of the pierced Virgin, surrounded by flowing water (it poured down a staircase behind her and ran under the floor beneath her feet), read like a candid effort on Mr. Gober's part to examine the mechanics of faith.

Dick Armey, the founder of FreedomWorks, and Matt Kibbe, its president, have been candid about their efforts to turn the tea-party movement into "a permanent grassroots army" and mount a "hostile takeover" of the Republican Party.The new JacobinsThis is code for a merciless purge.

At SmartMoney.com, officials had been candid about their efforts to break their lease.

At the least, governments should clearly lay out the steps and incentives — taxes, carbon-pricing schemes or clean-technology subsidies, for example — through which they hope to reduce emissions, and should be candid about what efforts will cost.

The book features recent game changing efforts, candid insider stories about challenges and process, and forecasts for the next decade of innovation.

I recently sat down with Michelangelo Signorile for a candid conversation in an effort to understand and shine a light on queer experiences under other presidential administrations.

The Health and Human Services Secretary sat down with STAT reporters and editors for a candid conversation about his efforts to lower drug prices.

Mr. Scott said state and federal laws, in an effort to encourage candid discussions in peer review proceedings, protected those involved from lawsuits like Dr. Fullerton's.

But this exercise in repairing civic morale was already being dwarfed by an unusual and far deeper effort to mine candid talk about grievances as the means for settling a pending racial profiling lawsuit against the city and the police.