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1 It means using rational thinking, as opposed to being hidebound by tradition or dogma.
2 Blair says a key to its success is a new generation of African leaders not hidebound by history.
3 Especially an Englishman, so often hidebound by old ideas about the right and proper way to play the game.
4 Under the circumstances, Eric and Ernie proved a small triumph -a standalone drama that was never hidebound by its subject.
5 He was born into an Ireland that was hidebound by tradition, where political power was dominated by a single great dynasty, the Uí Néill.
6 That is wrong." Varoufakis, who has described himself as an "accidental economist", is the first to say he is not hidebound by ideology.
7 Hidebound by a manifesto that was not hers, Ms Royal said as little as she could.
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