Frankly speaking, he is wrong.

Iraq s population, frankly, is bleeding away.

Greece, frankly, was not their priority.

Yarmouk was a hell hole frankly.

Frankly speaking, I don't agree with you.

Frankly, Syria would have been better for it.

And, frankly, I wonder about those who do not.

Frankly, there is something we do not fully understand.

And frankly, I don't really know what to call myself.

Saying what you think frankly is not a bad thing.

Frankly, all of us already know what needs to be done.

Frankly, I think today I have developed a complex about Indians.

Let us state this frankly here the task is not easy.

But frankly, as we are reminded by recent events, it is hard to see how at least a small increase in transparency can hurt.

But, since then, the idea has received close attention from many economic researchers, and, frankly, it is hard to find their research results supportive.

Frankly, higher US personal saving rates would not be a bad thing.

I'd love to hold your hand and say I'm sorry, but, frankly, this is retribution. I can't tell you the rest because I'm out of time.

Frankly, two Africa s are emerging a modern economy and a cash based economy.

This is why our priority is growth everything else, frankly, is less important.

Frankly, sticking to the public record, the two resignations seem like night and day.

Secondly, the statement and the position of that delegation are, frankly speaking, anti Palestinian.

Frankly, no one knows what legislative deal will be struck to raise the debt ceiling.

Frankly, I do not understand how Bernanke can say any of these things right now.

Latin America, frankly, will not occupy an eminent position in any future US foreign policy.

Not only do we continue to tell and retell the same tired stories, but we are now doing so with a frenzy and a fury that, frankly, verges on camp.

But, frankly, it will be easier to do this if the American public and the US Congress see that China is serious about reform and expanding access to its markets.

Does it matter if Europe is not on the same page as the US? Frankly, no.

I'm frankly surprised that this gesture has received so much attention, because it was really spontaneous.

Frankly speaking, the stakes are too high for the present impasse to be allowed to continue.

First, the position of the delegation to which I just referred is, frankly speaking, extremely political.

Frankly, with two decades of economic stagnation already behind it, Japan has more important matters to pursue.

The links between Europe and America are, frankly, much more complex than the advocates of decoupling appreciate.

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to America's greenest CEO in five years that, frankly, was a pretty sad commentary on American CEOs in 1999.

And we were rather pleased about that, frankly, because she was the main reason we were leaving the country.

We treat them with symptom modifying drugs painkillers which are, frankly, not very effective for this kind of pain.

RH It is for reasons not yet known, and frankly, I do not know why they are not known!

And frankly, for this type of problem, my first reaction probably wouldn't have been to use L'Hopital's Rule first.

But a new force has emerged on its flank Golden Dawn, a frankly neo Nazi party that is spreading violence on the streets and in public life, and seeing its popular support increase as a result.

When people praise Hal Taussig for his generosity, he tells them, Frankly, it s my way of getting kicks out of life.

Frankly, he said, we need a lot less of the passive tolerance of recent years and a much more active, muscular liberalism.

During the hearing Greste told the judge The idea that I could have an association with the Muslim Brotherhood is frankly preposterous.

And when they had nothing to pay, he frankly forgave them both. Tell me therefore, which of them will love him most?

There are very few doctors and, quite frankly, these countries do not have the resources that are needed to cope with such epidemics.

And quite frankly, I think if Colonel Sanders was to be careful how he worded it, he could actually advertise an extra piece.