Monkey's blub of the week: Evan Davis's theory of interviewing – be less combative and predictable, and you'll get more candid results – gained credence, not from the results of his own offbeat posers about pounds v kilos and how politicians should speak, but from a print profile of Davis himself.
But let's be candid, election results matter the efforts to resist the president while they may have stopped The American Jobs Act and a number of other things from taking place, they didn't prevent his re-election.
He lets his subjects present themselves as they want to be seen; in spirit, the results are candid, unfancy, a step away from snapshots.
In a conference call with analysts Tuesday, Katzenberg was candid about the poor results.
21 22 Consequently, serosorting, even when based on candid verbal discussion, likely results in some instances of people who are truly HIV negative engaging in unprotected receptive and/or penetrative anal sex with partners who have undiagnosed infections.
This also includes candid presentation of negative results, typically remaining unpublished to date but, for animal models, important for next-generation researchers in a world-wide network, and for full compliance to animal welfare and bioethics.
Photographer Nan Goldin shot her friend and colleague Kathleen White continually throughout the 90s, and many of the resulting candids were printed for the first time for this exhibition.
To encourage candid reporting, separate answer sheets were provided.
A Facebook post asking my friends to reveal their most candid sexual exploits yielded no results and trust me, my pals are no saints.
A second difficulty for Hempel's account resulted from his candid admission that he was unable to offer a full analysis of the notion of a scientific law.
