Still not wholly open, the 2000 is still capable of surprises.
I didn't have any specific or adulterous plans; I was just wholly open.
To enjoy Jane The Virgin, which I do, you should be wholly open to the idea that, dramatically speaking, scandal is more important than feasibility.
"The opacity of the process, the obvious charge around motivation for the review and the failure to publish it in full left the review's main findings wholly open to criticism.
"To my mind", she said giving her verdict of unlawful killings in May 2011, "the concerns that I would not be able to conduct a thorough and fair investigation into the security issues in wholly open evidential proceedings have proved unfounded".
In a dig at MI5, Hallett said: "To my mind, the concerns that I would not be able to conduct a thorough and fair investigation into the security issues in wholly open evidential proceedings have proved unfounded".
Although acceptance into, and success in, the civil service were the most highly esteemed goals for all and were nominally determined solely by demonstrated scholastic and administrative abilities, other factors inevitably intruded to prevent the civil service system from being wholly "open".
Those who argue against any special protection say that keeping British businesses wholly open to possible takeovers improves performance for two main reasons.
"The evidence they gave was clear and unambiguous... Ernst & Young have questions to answer about whether they were being wholly open with us as a committee," she said.
There was something perhaps too usual for a love that had torn her so wholly open, but time takes the edge o3 of any experience, life means mostly waiting for life, or remembering it right?
The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson says General David Petraeus's recent attempts to work some "wiggle room" into the president's deadline amounts to an attempt to turn Washington's troop commitment to Afghanistan into a wholly open-ended one: a commitment President Obama has already promised not to make.
