He had a particular admiration for Stalin, whom he found less intellectually sophisticated than Lenin, but humanly superior: "I have never met a man more candid, fair and honest, and to those qualities it is, and to nothing occult and sinister, that he owes his tremendous undisputed ascendancy in Russia".
Candid, fair-minded conversation benefits all forms of feminism.
And to be fair, these aren't candid revelations about her private life – the stuff of a tabloid newspaper editor's dreams – but topics the actress, at only 20, has tackled in a range of upcoming film and TV roles that will almost certainly transform her from a vaguely familiar face into a household name.
He's tough but fair, honest, direct and candid".
Last month, Garner broke her silence on the their separation in a candid and revealing interview with Vanity Fair.
The 35-year-old got candid in an interview with Vanity Fair for the magazine's December 2013 issue about the affair that rocked Hollywood one year ago.
"Why put on a shift," he asked before the game, "if you're not going to pitch to him?" "You don't," Houston Manager Larry Dierker said, acknowledging it as a fair question, then providing a candid answer.
The judge said she accepted his conditions to "assure the defendant a fair trial" and to encourage his "candid and full testimony, which never has been given before".
The inventor of the candid & concealed dictaphone ventured out to the World's Fair, & fell in with a party of visiting notables who were being shown about the Fair grounds.
By Lou Wylie, Harold Ross, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 25 , 1939P. 11 The inventor of the candid & concealed dictaphone ventured out to the World's Fair, & fell in with a party of visiting notables who were being shown about the Fair grounds.
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