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candidly, I think she doesn't have a conscience
- Supervisor Harvey Milk, 48, who had spoken at political rallies at the Peoples Temple, had candidly proclaimed his homosexuality and won election to the city's eleven-member .
- He said that after the intense search on Friday he and others conversed with police candidly, trying to be as friendly as possible.
- In the book, Kennedy writes candidly about his battle with brain cancer and his "self-destructive drinking," especially after the 1968 death of his brother Robert.