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Early in his career as an official, Yang Jisheng was an outspoken critic of the Ming government's horse trading policy with the Mongols.

Ronald Jr. pursued careers as a ballet dancer and journalist; Patti was an outspoken opponent of many of her father's policies.

His colleagues say Mai is frank and outspoken and is consistently ready to accept conflicting ideas on business development.

He's an outspoken Christian with a passion for Christ. He and his wife and children continue to be faithful and refuse to deny Him.

When he (Magic Johnson) tried to make a comeback in the fall of '92, the fears of some outspoken N. B. A. players forced him to call it off.

German chancellor Angela Merkel and often-outspoken President Nicolas Sarkozy of France did not reveal a preference before the meeting.

Yet he never gave up the struggle for rational discussion and debate in public affairs, and remained outspoken to the end.

Robert Gates the Secretary of Defense was one of the most outspoken opponents of a helicopter assault.

If apple is your favorite fruit, you are an extravagant, impulsive and outspoken person; often with a bit of a temper.

He was very outspoken about freedom and doing what you want, and he took on a fan who had a rare bone marrow disease as a personal crusade.

Unfortunately, even some of the most outspoken environmental advocates don't seem to grasp this concept.

After the BMW comment, "Because they saw that I was outspoken, they wanted me to say more controversial things, " she said.

I cannot say that for Michael. But if you look at the woman he chose to be around. . . they were strong and outspoken.

Truman's outspoken daughter, Margaret, helped by saying at the rally that I, not George Bush, was the rightful heir to her father's legacy.

His outspoken behaviour did not commend itself to his colleagues.

By the end of 2008, Google proposed copyright the settlement agreement, but a more outspoken. At present, the u. s.

Mr. Pu , an attorney known for being outspoken on sensitive issues , said he was given no warning before his site stopped working .

He was one of the more outspoken critics of the second round of quantitative easing.

Outspoken FDA scientist David Graham said he saw a higher heart attack risk and no advantage over alternatives.

The opposition was more silent than outspoken, making its weight felt through parliamentary obstructionism.

Thank you for being very clear and outspoken in your criticism in an age of so many uncertainties and conspiracies.

Anthony Seldon, Master of Wellington College, is an outspoken advocate of a more 'holistic' education.

I would never have said those things because you win your place in the team in training, not for being outspoken .

if i had it to do over again , yes , " sumner redstone , the outspoken viacom chief executive , said simply" .

Challenge an old assumption. Question conventional wisdom. Be a little outspoken.

" He this clearly is in us. " Cher outspoken, she wanted to say, but Han Lengyan gave a straight look, her words have swallowed back.

The opposition continues to be outspoken in its criticism of the regime and significant unrest could spark a fierce crackdown.

He was a man of extravagant tastes and outspoken opinions.

In the past, Fox has been outspoken about being bisexual and having had an affair with a stripper while in her teens.

I guess it is refreshing to see the usually outspoken and callous New Yorkers to become so vulnerable and shy for a change.

Outspoken and unafraid to lock horns with the U. S. , the head of China's delegation to the Copenhagen climate summit overcame a toxic past.

Chinese premier Wen Jiabao has been most outspoken about this, but while calling for reform, he has not presented a path for reform.

Perceptions that he treated Diana badly, and his outspoken style, have cost him with the public.

Some engineers, and a number of outspoken relatives of the miners, consider the casing a necessary precaution.

Article II as the men play south of the actor, his outspoken personality and for love and career . . .

An outspoken graduate from Mount Holyoke, she began work as a social reformer in New York well before women won the right to vote.

Narrative Poetry outspoken figures later strengthened part can develop into a rap performance literature "Zhugongdiao tune. "

A prolific author, Keller was well traveled and was outspoken in her opposition to war.

Lots of people say I don't pull punches and I'm way too candid. Well, actually, I have never been outspoken. . . by anybody.

She is known for her outspoken views in the wake of the global financial crises, including her support for greater market supervision.

Christopher Hitchens has continued his outspoken attacks on religion in interviews as he is treated for cancer of the oesophagus.

The authorities still crack down on any signs of opposition and send outspoken dissidents to labour camps.

"In Chinese schools students are encouraged to be quiet and less outspoken; it fosters a culture of listening more than initiating. "

He appears to be enjoying the attention once again, and is becoming increasingly outspoken.

For they have outspoken colors, own design and the sizes are not always according the mainstream business card.

Bibble was an outspoken, intelligent man, who fancied himself a philosopher and scholar.

Gongadze, an outspoken critic of the then President Leonid Kuchma was found dumped in a forest, provoking widespread outrage in Ukraine.

The Rainbow (1915) and Women in Love (1921) explore with outspoken candor the sexual and psychological relationships of men and women.

Jean was outspoken about her wish to be married.

Many felt that a black man of such esteem should be more outspoken, but Ellington often chose to remain quiet on the issue.

Is still outspoken, without thinking of the mind, be careful not to hurt you!

Broad-minded and outspoken. With sense of responsibility and spirit of cooperation.

As a result of his outspoken opposition to the Pinochet evil, Neruda's poetry was posthumously banned in Chile from 1974 until 1990.

An article on the website of an unusually outspoken newspaper, Southern Daily, argued that such filtering was unconstitutional.

But another critic of the government's handling of the parents' grievances, Ai Weiwei, remains free in Beijing and just as outspoken.

However, because of his outspoken and wise attitude of the spectators, even the slightest expression of their views of history and reality.

The outspoken Canadian again criticized the course setup, saying the greens were too soft for a national championship.

Mourinho has also had his own TV show, commentated on matches and delivered some outspoken newspaper columns.

One of China's more outspoken media organisations, Caixin, this week published an article by Joseph Nye, an American academic.

And where are the ideas of the CDC's Thomas Frieden, arguably the administration's most outspoken anti-obesity advocate?

Ed Koch, an outspoken former mayor of New York, thinks Democrats should not take the Jewish vote for granted.

The problem: It always seems like the extravert and outspoken girls get all favors.

She returned to France in 1993 and became an outspoken advocate for the rights of the poor.

Hornets General Manager of sporting goods Ding Shuangbo outspoken or road out of the shoes sales tangled emotions.

Mr. Arsenault makes it clear, though, that for most of her life Anderson was not outspoken on the topic of race.

Senator Biden is known as an outspoken politician.

Wu Mala strong personality, and his frank, outspoken, won the support of the civilian population in the lower.

Although Ellison is famously combative and outspoken, analysts say the public vitriol is not mere bluster.

Financial markets Thursday responded warmly to the Fed move, but outspoken critics of the policy issued full-throated critiques.

Heroes are willing to sensationalize their feelings and self-perceptions to become outspoken critics of the status quo.

Zhang Zuhua, an outspoken political theorist who signed the latest petition, described it as a spontaneous response to the Havel letter.

The new lineup of the military commission suggests that being too outspoken about corruption is detrimental to career advancement.

According to the conditions of his bail, the outspoken artist and political activist is forbidden from speaking to the media.

She is also well-known for her outspoken support of gay rights, having won the Human Rights Campaign "Ally for Equality" award in 2008.

The murder of Anna Politkovskaya, an outspoken Russian journalist, raised a few sighs and lamentations-but not street protests.

Over the last decade, Gorbachev's initial support for Putin has given way to increasingly outspoken criticism.

Standing in her way is the feisty and at times outspoken Mayor of New York, republican Rudy Guiliani.

Hans GOT in bad with some of his friends because of his outspoken opposition to the war.

His outspoken honesty continues to irk those in power or who are privileged, but endears him to ordinary people.

One of Yemen's richest and most outspoken men, he founded Islah, the beefiest opposition party.

But why would one of the most outspoken and funny filmmakers of recent years want to quit the silver screen for internet radio?

Since coming to the car maker, he has made a name as an outspoken proponent of dramatic change, people close the Mr. Akerson said.

The linux-kernel mailing list, Linus said, is somewhat famous for its outspoken nature; it is seen as a barrier to participation sometimes.

His were the most outspoken comments by a senior European government figure since Wall Street fell into chaos two weeks ago.

On Thursday evening, the sites of several prominent bloggers, including Pu Zhiqiang, an outspoken attorney, were inaccessible.

Mr Godley became best known for his outspoken criticisms of Conservative economic policies.

These outspoken young people tend to be highly opinionated and fearlessly challenge recruiters and bosses.

His outspoken remarks made him an easy target for the opposition.

Regarding Japan, Mr. Ks pessimistic economic assessment is more in line with mainstream thinking, but his perspectives are more outspoken.

Once dubbed "China's literary bad boy" by the US Time magazine, Han is well known in China for some of his outspoken blog articles.

Regarding Japan, Mr. Ks pessimistic economic assessment is more in line with mainstream thinking, but his perspectives are more outspoken.

Once dubbed "China's literary bad boy" by the US Time magazine, Han is well known in China for some of his outspoken blog articles.

The president has been less outspoken about other Persian Gulf allies, including Bahrain, which hosts a key U. S. naval base.

Dr Ramsay's outspoken bluffness made him easier to deal with .

Outsiders, especially Western democracies once so cocksure and outspoken on human rights, now fret that their power is ebbing eastward.

Among Asian art followers, he is also known for his distinct sartorial style and his unapologetic, outspoken nature.

In the name of eliminating corruption, he has purged outspoken political rivals.

Penn, an outspoken liberal and anti-war activist, took a break from filming to visit Iraq as a journalist in 2004.

His latest award for being an outspoken citizen is a summons to the Criminal Investigation Department this morning for "a chat" .

Turkey is the outspoken example of such hostility, but the other regimes are not less hostile, albeit silently, towards it.

Due to Paris, born beauty aristocratic childe scramble to chase, became outspoken of "social star" .

Mr Netanyahu made his early career as an outspoken advocate of "never trading with terror" .

European leaders have long had concerns about China's exchange rate policies, but they have been less outspoken than US leaders.

The Evangelist is outspoken, knows an awful lot about software development, but performs very little actual programming.

King Zhou increasingly dissolute without Road, outspoken minister was demoted to remonstrate both killed.

a good superior should encourage his assistant to be outspoken.

He's very outspoken, offensive even, and he'll argue about anything just for the sake of arguing.

Humala, who was once regarded as an outspoken nationalist, describes himself as representing the center-left.

Three of the relatives were released but Mr Rafsanjani's most outspoken daughter, Faezeh, was still being interrogated yesterday.

I believe I'm honest, monsieur, but, to be outspoken , I've had several trades.

Maria: No, I'm far too outspoken. It's one of my worst faults.

Those businesses feeling threatened have been even more outspoken.

His crime, say the Maoists, was his article on April 26th on a blog hosted by Caixin, an outspoken Chinese news organisation.

In his later years, Piccard became an outspoken critic of marine pollution and over-fishing.

Mr. Karimov's daughter was the most outspoken in refuting the report.

The clever ambassador is the face of the team. He is outspoken and the unofficial project manager.

They're often outspoken and affable. They tend to emerge naturally as leaders in a group setting.

M: No, I'm far too outspoken. It's one of my worst faults.

Thierry Pailleux, Synovate's Managing Director for France notes that the French are outspoken about their experiences, good or bad.

Some outspoken Chinese scholars are raising that previously taboo idea in public, albeit with caveats.

The prospect has also led to nervousness in the West because Mr Putin is is seen as less liberal than Mr Medvedev and more outspoken.

Some leaders have been outspoken in their support for political reform in the country.

This could change under Lee, an outspoken advocate of open-market policy, Wall Street chief executives said.

128-15. To choose to be outspoken isedue to the facty when you do not wait to speak the complete truth.

Sio Bibble was the outspoken governor of Naboo.

By contrast, she was much more outspoken.

This may clash with foreign employees who tend to be more outspoken and results-oriented.

I'm outspoken, sometimes critical of the organization, which is seen as boat-rocking, upsetting a comfortable arrangement.

Curt Schilling, an outspoken former player for the Red Sox, has expressed interest.

But the outspoken Zen insisted the meetings were much more substantial than mere contacts.

Beijing has long been wary of China's increasingly freewheeling reality programs and the outspoken stars they produce.

Since then, Wang has become an outspoken advocate of saving old cities and their cultural and architectural legacies.

i adore helen was because of her courage and justice, she dares to president outspoken ask!

I have always been very outspoken but, more reserved in my stance as you very well know.

Gong Xinglun ancient ink figure painting, outspoken style atmosphere, the characters of ancient elegant high style.

Brazil's finance minister, Guido Mantega, has been outspoken on this issue.

To many analysts, Merkel and her outspoken finance minister, Peer Steinbrueck, have seemed behind the curve at each turn.

Max Roach was not only one of the great innovators of bebop drumming, but also an outspoken activist.

Piedad Cordoba is a controversial figure in Colombia, an outspoken advocate for peace talks with the country's left-wing rebel groups.

The PES community is vast, deep and outspoken, and Konami rightly pays lip service to fans, insisting it now listens more closely than ever.

Een those who hae been outspoken in their opposition to stem cell research in the past were pleased with the new findings.

outspoken in their opposition to segregation; a vocal assembly.

Feisty and outspoken, Usakligil had little patience for Ataturk's drinking habits and even less for his late-night soirees.

Casals's outspoken opposition to General Franco's government kept him exiled in France.

The EC is not paid by Pakistan, so I can be outspoken.

July 1989: Suu Kyi, an increasingly outspoken critic of the junta, and her deputy, Tin Oo, are put under house arrest.

Kang direct and outspoken, the observation made for the GUI control.

For example, Samsung Electronics hired the outspoken blogger Philip Berne to review phones for the company internally.

In some respects, Thompson was atypically British. He was supremely confident, cocky and outspoken.

The Dutch are an outspoken, demanding bunch, who expect straight answers, says Luc Deliens, a Belgian academic.

Ms Obama is the more outspoken, but with two young children each, both are equally photogenic.

He was also famously outspoken and not afraid to confront clients.

In other words, outspoken old people aren't being rude - they just can't hold their tongues.

Basketball player Ron Artest has been an outspoken advocate on behalf of mental health issues.

Conservatives, libertarians, and other defenders of free enterprise are becoming more outspoken and more articulate.

They now worry about a new generation of outspoken internet users.

But Republican voters also have decidedlymixed feelings about Paul, who has been an outspoken critic of the partyestablishment.

"It is a reign of terror, " says Phil Gordon, the mayor of Phoenix and Mr Arpaio's most outspoken enemy.

He has always liked this straightforward, outspoken youngster.

Other health activists have run into trouble for being too outspoken.

Charles Mingus was known for being angry and outspoken on the bandstand.

If the GFOA wasn't the strongest opponent of GASB 34, it was certainly the most outspoken.

They are horses with character, outspoken individuals.

She is one of the ruling party's most outspoken critics.

I have been an outspoken critic of Wall Street, on these pages and elsewhere, for more than a decade.

Maybe they were too candid or outspoken .

Vladimir Roca, an outspoken critic, says he is "watching and listening" .

They're also more outspoken about their needs or wants, and like to openly negotiate with their employers.

She is an outspoken champion of Louisville, where she and her husband, Suhas, initially owned and operated a grocery.

My piano was boldly outspoken, in attempts to repeat its refrain.

In fact, he's become an outspoken critic of government policies in the property sector.

All of them hosted by Washington's most outspoken regional critic Hugo Chavez.

You've been an outspoken supporter of healthcare reform.

Mr Zhou has become increasingly outspoken about the environmental costs of China's breakneck growth.

Always too outspoken, Graham had made enemies in the chief's office, and at thirty-nine, further advancement was unlikely.

The outspoken President believes a bright future lies ahead for the Aquile, but insists he will always keep a close eye on costs.

If you are honest and honest, people may deceive you; Be frank and outspoken anyway.

eg: He was outspoken in his criticism.

There are around 700 newspapers in circulation. All are government controlled, but some are relatively outspoken.

So in public you are more submissive and less outspoken? less worried that you wouldn't like me because of social stereotypes.

But Mr. Zhang, 51, has also emerged as China's most outspoken tycoon on environmental issues.

But the Senate's most outspoken China critics weren't mollified.

I am far too outspoken. It's one of my worst faults.

How did he look, Sir? Was he portly, bold, outspoken, and hearty?

You can get through that process with fewer mistakes if you have advisors who have been through that experience and are outspoken.

An outspoken advocate for tanks, Patton saw them as the future of modern combat.

The women in the group were style-conscious and outspoken.

Chen Zhongxin in the letter to the chairman of Sohu home furniture new perspective on their predicament Forum outspoken.

Shown here in his book-lined study, the outspoken Zhou has witnessed a century of change in China.

Since joining the W. T. O. in November 2001, China has been an outspoken defender of free-trade principles.

Uncle Frank is an outspoken man.

The most outspoken governor, 41-year-old Toru Hashimoto of Osaka, reckons only households need to make cuts.

With an 80 percent approval rating, she has been outspoken on political ethics.

Bartz has also been outspoken about the tradeoffs she has made in her career and family juggle.

But sometimes, perhaps because of my outspoken against some people, it is inevitable.

no matter how outspoken the son became to Mrs. Jones.

Brazil and India, for example, have been among the most outspoken critics of China's exchange-rate regime.

Sunflowers You have boundless energy and are outspoken. You are a true optimist.

He uses criticism as art, he has a hugely popular and outspoken blog.

They oftenproject an image of being outspoken and tough.

This month Mr Zhovtis himself, one of the government's few outspoken critics, became a victim.

He campaigned against corruption and has been outspoken on national issues, such as free trade and reparations for war victims.

On top of complaints from North America and Europe, Japan has also become more outspoken about the problems of business in China.

She has been an outspoken advocate of women's rights throughout her life.

People here are pretty outgoing and outspoken, so the working atmosphere is very harmonious. And we do take care of each other.

With this in mind, we are looking for outspoken confident individuals who have tenacity , initiative willingness to learn.

Mourinho, a controversial figure in England, because of his outspoken nature, claims he will not have a different approach in Serie A.

He's outspoken about what he believes is the need for democracy in China.

He is frank and outspoken and never beats about the bush.

To be outspoken is easy when you do not wait to speak the complete truth.

His history of outspoken views on the need for democracy in Hong Kong have also made him a role model.

These women all have a loud, funny, outspoken style.

The often outspoken judge says he will be joining a show he created, called " The X Factor" .

Your shy but blunt, that is a different mix but a good one I want to be with someone that is outspoken.

She is an outspoken critic of the school system in this city.

Packaged: Despite outspoken international protest, attitudes in Japan are still permissive regarding whale hunting.

Cui Yongyuan, who is famous for his outspoken way, said good words for public relations the first time.

Having lived abroad, she nearly became a foreigner who is frank and outspoken.

I like a man none the worse for being outspoken.

an outspoken critic of the education reforms

Expressing one's opinions or feelings freely in speech;

Betty Bloomer Ford, an outspoken First Lady, died on July 8th, aged 93