The ATF's special agent in Arizona, Tom Mangan, told the Los Angeles Times candidly: 'Gun shows have become troublesome.
However, when Molko stops posturing and writes candidly, he shows he could yet pen a great late-period confessional.
Unlike Senator John McCain, who suspended his campaign and public appearances yesterday because he claimed Washington couldn't fix this financial crisis without his "economic expertise," Speaker Pelosi spoke candidly with show host Cenk Uygur about whether the Bush-Paulson bailout plan would work.
It is also showing candidly an actor portraying an enjoyable pantomime baddie.
During the talk, Jacobson and Glazer firmly cemented their status as your two dream BFFs while they candidly discussed the show, their process and how they felt about their characters as role models.
Yesterday, Oprah Winfrey spoke candidly on her talk show about her weight problem.
Over the course of the show, Wallace candidly asked people to place Snow in the context of the "conservative movement," as opposed to attempting to place him within the context of being a public servant or as a member of the media, because he was neither of those things, truly, at any point in his life.
You must be highly visible and communicate frequently and candidly, whether it takes road shows, teleconferences, Webcasts, informal meetings, e-mails or blogs to enlighten, encourage and engage people when they may be confused, discouraged and at risk of losing focus.
("It isn't a very good show," she added candidly).
With his large paintings, Donkor disrupts our memory, showing these women, candidly, in their full glory and complexity.
