Had I been voting for a candidate, criteria I would look for at the candidate would be candidness, honesty, sincerity, impartiality, credibility.
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The latest round of dismissals could reflect his unhappiness over the way some aides handled his recent hospitalization and their unusual candidness about the president's health.
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The latest round of sackings could reflect his unhappiness over the way some aides handled his recent hospitalization and their unusual candidness about the president's health.
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That off-beat candidness has made him a favorite among reporters, who admire his willingness to say what he thinks, even if it might offend people.
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"After All " ( Putnam, $ 24.95 ) reveals a warts-and-all Mary Tyler Moore that is astonishing in its candidness.
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But at some point, Kryuchkov, in a moment of candidness, told me Wallenberg was liquidated, " referring to a former KGB chief, Vladimir Kryuchkov.
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Having replaced Ewing as the Knicks'lightning-rod player, Sprewell brings a calculated candidness to the interview process, and who, after Ewing, could complain about that?
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With remarkable candidness, the 1967 documentary about Dylan's tour of England includes a few scenes of the folkie decimating journalists with wily word play, insults, and humiliation.
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While some owners were roused with the memo and applauded his candidness, several of the club's majority owners thought the memo was a direct knock on general manager Willis Reed.
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It was cut back to eight and then the first two dates were scrapped for " lack of interest, " says Farrell, displaying candidness rare in the rock biz.
