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Years later, in 2005, scientists took advantage of a more open government to draw blood samples from 93 residents of Liqian.

Our culture is becoming more open-minded about previously taboo subjects.

A society that was exclusive and repressive is now freer and more open.

Relatively few people suffered ill effects from the more open consumption and sale of substances in prior years.

Being more open with each other brings us closer together, builds understanding, and ultimately makes the world a better place.

They were now in a more open country, and the signs that a large body of troops had passed became numerous.

And though Europe was thickly wooded, it probably presented more open land than Africa.

To the south the woods become more open, and the plateau falls to an open country drained towards the Dogilani plains.

She was learning in school, too, and she was happier there now, for there had been no more open teasing of the new pupil.

It remains now to compareThe Roman more open order compared with the phalanx.