Ebert and Bauer naturally paid no attention to Dr . Kapp's demands; and in the middle of March the reactionaries seem to have thought that the time had arrived for them to come out into the open and declare opposition.
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The bombing campaign, which had shown such little promise of achieving NATO's goals in its first few weeks, became far more successful once the Yugoslav army was forced to come out into the open to fight the Kosovo Liberation Army, Shelton and other officials said Sunday.
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Albert Ho Chun-yan said : " I request these people who are willing to be representatives of the community to come out into the open for a debate and tell the public their expectations about the country and what they are going to do about it ."
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In January 1945, the pro-Soviet government installed in Poland by the advancing Red Army declared the Polish anti-Nazi resistance movement, principally the Armia Krajowa ( Home Army ), to be illegal and asked its surviving members to come out into the open, guaranteeing them freedom and safety.
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Churchill considered this to be the'greatest impediment to the blockade', and continually pressed for the mining of the Skjaergaard to force the German ships to come out into the open seas where Contraband Control could deal with them, but the Norwegians, not wishing to antagonise the Germans, steadfastly refused to allow it.
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Having endured all of this, and more still, such as separation from her boyfriend and the loss of many friends who questioned her decision to sue, Tanaka said she had come to understand that she had more to lose from coming out into the open and could not afford to become a poster woman for female liberation.
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The labor reform will make it easier to fire workers in three cases : for companies abandoning the black economy and coming out into the open; for companies whose work force grows beyond 15 people because of new hirings; for companies in areas of high unemployment in southern Italy pass from a contract with a set time period to one that has no time limit.
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See, what's so fascinating about it is that it's not just ` The Crucible .'. . . When there is some event that is not easily understood, but raises great fear, great terror, and someone ascribes it to secret maneuvers or manipulations of hidden forces, or anonymous people, or people not coming out into the open _ all the evidentiary rules of life disappear.
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"' Olly olly oxen free "'( and variants : olly olly umphrey, olly olly ee, outtie outtie let's be free, olly olly oxen tree, all-y all-y all set free, olly olly in come free, ally alley ocean free, etc . ) is a catchphrase used in children's games such as hide and seek, capture the flag, or kick the can to indicate that players who are hiding can come out into the open without losing the game, that the position of the sides in a game has changed Various calls used for such purposes have gone by the collective name of " ollyoxalls " in some places.
