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Yet the Italians are rather plain-spoken, and they recognize facts which our company manners at least do not admit the existence of.

What that mental attitude was capable of, in the way of an elegant, yet plain-spoken, and life-like delineation of men's moods and manners, as also in the way of determining those moods and manners themselves to all that was lively, unaffected, and harmonious, can be seen nowhere better than in Mr.

'But, my dear, I call that doting,' said my plain-spoken parent.

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With that, the plain-spoken admiral indicated the USPACOM has supported extensive security cooperation activities with Taiwan, with the aim of improving the country's self-defense capabilities.

This first-person narration by a plain-spoken, straightforwardly masculine teen would be a good choice for reluctant male readers.--Walter Hogan.

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The book ends with a plain-spoken, fact filled chapter on whether foreign aid is the answer to getting poor and unstable countries on better footing, and what it takes in the author's opinion to create a useful foreign aid program.