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Hollande is expected to be a bit more open-minded on Turkey, Flanagan said.
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The current chief justice, Bagir Manan, successfully lobbied parliament for the power to appoint non-career judges, who are considered more open-minded and less corrupt.
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Everybody has become a bit more open-minded about their decision.
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One is more open-minded and one is more reserved.
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We do not have data to back that up, but given the myriad ways in which someone might arrive at the decision (and time) to apply to college, institutions are generally more open-minded about pathways they make take, which include gap years.
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Lana is much more open-minded.
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The report is expected to mirror one released by the Republican National Committee last month, which concluded that the party must be more open-minded and do more outreach to Hispanics, African-Americans, women and young voters if they are to be successful in future elections.
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Furthermore, she believes there are many similarities between Christianity's Jesus and Islam's Mohammed: They were both open-minded, helped the weak, overcame personal struggles and far more besides.
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But he also said that he expects rules like these to fade as the players continue to become more and more independent, and as teams that have few rules, like the Rays under open-minded manager Joe Maddon, enjoy sustained success.
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Living with parents, however open-minded they are, does tend to make you behave a bit more demurely with friends of the other sex.
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What is more, vendors themselves increasingly favour open standards as a defensive strategy to neutralise the power of proprietary-minded competitors.
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