Perhaps aware of such reactions, Brazil's business establishment rarely voices explicit criticism of state intervention in the economy.
As of Monday, the African Group and Austria have joined 22 other countries voicing explicit support for a ban.
It marks a significant contrast to previous Democratic campaign cycles, as both Hillary Clinton and the country's first African American president, Barack Obama, voiced explicit opposition.
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, a man not noted for calling a spade a spade when it might be dubbed an agricultural implement for removing earth, has often voiced explicit worries about America's banks.This is odd.
Although the transcript of the House Committee hearings does not indicate that any Committee member voiced explicit affirmative agreement with this interpretation, it is surely most unlikely that the members of the Committee would have stood mute if they had disagreed with it.
Instead of sounding irritated with seeming stubbornness, she could have voiced explicit sympathy with those who are understandably wrestling with long-standing views or manifesto commitments or loyalty to one sector of society or another.
Only a few women voiced explicit complaints against health providers, and some communicated them directly to the health provider.
My voice is explicit, unwavering: "I'm bullet-proof, nothing to lose".
Coffey's report, entitled "Real Voices", is explicit in putting the voices of young people, literally, at the forefront of her recommendations.
However, COPPA forbids a company from storing a child's personal information, including recordings of their voice, without the explicit, verifiable consent of their parents.
