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Almost all Christian writers dealing with Heaven either say frankly that it is indescribable or conjure up a vague picture of gold, precious stones, and the endless singing of hymns.
NPR: Excerpt: 'All Art Is Propaganda'
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And I say things very frankly to you, and this is what all we European leaders believe and think.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama and President Sarkozy at the White House
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Some economists say that, frankly, is a fudge.
CNN: First relief in Spain...then reflection
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Martin McGuinness, said it was "frankly ridiculous" to say it should threaten the political process.
BBC: Sean Kelly released unconditionally
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These are two different things and we say it directly, honestly and frankly to each other.
BBC: Breakfast with Frost
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"We'll look to see what the Afghans are able to say on that when they get to Paris, frankly, " Boucher said.
CNN: Donors to pledge $15B to rebuild Afghanistan
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Frankly, this is what I think Bezos should say, not only to Congress but as part of the privacy policy that will inevitably accompany the Fire.
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He did not say that the matter was to be decided by the Assembly itself and frankly, it would have been extraordinary if he had done so, because of course under the devolution settlement that is not the state of affairs that prevails.
BBC: When David met Carwyn: the sequel
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Frankly, I was starting to wonder if there was anything else to say short of "it's a horrible mess!"
CNN: Quest: U.S. economy to dominate Davos 2013
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"Some people say we should stop flying the shuttle because we've had an accident - frankly two accidents, " she said.
BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | Shuttle crew reflect on crucial flight
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But then what would you expect from a city which, frankly, is hardly overwhelmed at the prospect of another chance to have its say at the ballot box.
BBC: Will Naples stage an election 'revolt'?
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Frankly it would have been much easier for them to acquire the kinds of things they say they needed had they been proceeding in a lawful manner rather than an unlawful manner. 10.37.05 Paul Kenyon Because of the sanctions you were forced into secrecy. 10.37.08 Ali Akbar Salehi Yes.
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