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Arab politicians, seemingly with tacit American approval, have begun to deride the Kurds more openly for their supposed "stubbornness".

Since he won't be president, Pound could lobby more openly for Toronto, if that city chooses to stay in the chase to be the host.

And it is considerably easier to threaten a country like Austria, with 8 million people and an admittedly ambivalent relationship to its Nazi past, than a country of 77 million people who spend German marks and who have atoned much longer and more openly for Nazi crimes.

Policy could recognize this achievement more openly, for instance by relieving legal and institutional barriers in the further development of local energy communities.

"Their work and life is criminalised," says Green. "It's much more difficult for [street workers] to advocate more openly for their rights".

The same country that's been calling more and more openly for the end of the war on drugs while also slowly legalizing cannabis now has its sights on the leaf of a tree from Southeast Asia known as kratom.

The Colombians, for their part, have in recent months more openly pleaded for aid from European governments.

Militia leaders like Mr. Masri are more openly spoiling for a fight.

"The goal is to have something more openly available for content owners broadly later this year".

It stands to reason that as women have more sex, more openly and for a wider variety of reasons, they would be less inclined to fake orgasms at all.

After Khrushchev denounced Stalin in 1956, Mr. Pristavkin was more openly political, calling for struggle against "the cult of personality".