"We're conflicted," he candidly offers.
"I think it is absolutely vital that we ensure that the advice civil servants give to ministers of whatever government is protected, so civil servants can speak candidly and offer advice in order to ensure ministers do not make mistakes," Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary said.
"This audience is not a high-tech audience," Baier offers candidly.
Candidly, we go after the cool kids.
The building is directly next to (as in 3 feet away from) the currently-under-construction Gowanus Canal Pump House, across from 3 boarded up buildings, and on a street which a passing neighbor candidly informed me would offer the frequent possibility of stepping in human feces and also, by the way, reeks of "sewage and bodies" all summer long.
Is it worth it?" "I always think that essentially all of us here value our space," offers Grasar candidly, "and need just to be.
Current champions of the look include Alice Roi, who introduced a scoop-neck jumper framing a Peter Pan collar; Brian Wolk and Claude Morais of Ruffian, who buttoned a loose-fitting velvet one over a Pierrot blouse; and Michael Kors, who offered a candidly preppy alternative accented with argyle socks.
Dr. Fonseca candidly admitted that she had been offered other attractive positions at prestigious schools, but chose Masters.
To encourage our interviewees to speak candidly about their experiences, all were offered confidentiality and none are identified in the analysis.
He candidly accepts that in many products, China offers buyers a "more attractive and cheaper option".
