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Meanings of openly in anglès

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Usage of openly in anglès
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Others among Poland's 38 million population openly challenge the former pontiff's legacy.
Reuters
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Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
Feminist dot com
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Come, deal openly with us; new ideas have no terrors for us.
Hiding the Elephant
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Not long ago it was not possible to say such things openly.
The Irish Times
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Election officials have said openly that they proudly support union with Russia.
Reuters
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If you think a friend has a problem, talk to them openly.
Feminist dot com
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By law, only registered security personnel are permitted to openly carry weapons.
The South African
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Mr Clarke defended his decision to speak openly about the party's problems.
The Irish Times
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However, I and many others like me do exist; just not openly.
Reuters
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It is legal to openly carry firearms inside Michigan's state capitol building.
The Guardian
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Toward that goal, the MPAA openly requested filtering information from technology companies.
Wired
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Also by then he was openly fighting the harder left Socialist Society.
The Guardian
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Perhaps we should be encouraged to talk about the issue more openly.
The Guardian
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And some judges, including Zend, were openly critical of the new president.
Reuters
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It took me years to learn to talk openly about my salary.
Wired
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Four out of six leaders of Scottish political parties are openly gay.
The Guardian
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