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On the table.
If a plan or proposal is on the table, it is being discussed.
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What is striking is that the Hillary-at-State philosophy is awfully like the one practiced by Bill at his foundation, though money is more openly on the table there.
It was fought over in state legislatures, with statistics about effectiveness and the extent of the problem openly on the table.
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It is important to openly put concerns on the table.
The Federal Reserve has openly laid its cards on the table, and Bernanke has put away his toy pee shooter and has broken out the missiles and bombs.
Almost every family has a gun, sometimes laid openly on a table or hanging by the door.
And then, we publish openly so that it can be debated openly, the table, the radar picture of what we find country by country, measure by measure, and we provide a sort of economic evaluation of where trade restricting measures have been taken on the one side and where trade easing measures have been taken on the other side.
"Being openly gay, having the cards laid on the table, made everything easier for me in skating and making my choices in whatever road I took in life," Galindo said in an interview before today's performance.
The survey underscores the importance of putting financial issues on the table and discussing them openly and completely.
Neither party is willing to lay its cards on the table because it knows it can't reach its goals openly.
Ms. Martin is believed to have been the first openly gay woman to be elected to the board of directors of the National Organization for Women, where she agitated to put lesbian issues on the table.
Anything on the table?
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