"I like my men on the monster side," she once told a friend, in one of her least guarded-sounding statements.
"In their least guarded moments," Mr. Pooley writes, "the climate campaigners would tell you what they had always known in their bones: their work was necessary but not sufficient.
In museums, if you stand aside and watch the people instead of the art, you can start feeling a little guilty, like a voyeur, because I think probably the least guarded, most intimate thing we do in public is look at art.
At midday Joe Lockhart, the president's spokesman, offered his least guarded assessment of the 14 days of talks, saying the pace and intensity of the president's schedule suggested that five days after talks had nearly collapsed, Mr. Clinton believed that there was a prospect for success.
In that way, friendship is more revealing of our truest natures because it's not about the "best self" that a boyfriend or girlfriend or husband or wife is supposed to invoke; it's about the best, worst, weirdest, least guarded, careless, and most released.
At least one guard apparently also drew a weapon on a fellow guard who did not stop shooting, an American official said.
Ensure at least one guard is assigned to the canteen (not just to patrol it) during this, as all available guards, including those on patrol will leave their posts to carry out the search.
At least eleven Guard members were killed.
"At least one guard would have to walk up and down the corridor," he said.
