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liberty

[lib-er-tee] / ˈlɪb ər ti /


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While Fennell’s film anchors itself in Brontë’s narrative landscape, it also takes creative liberties in service of approximating the director’s personal experience reading it as a teen.

From Los Angeles Times

He added: "We will safeguard free speech on campus, and ensure basic liberties are protected."

From BBC

"Surely a man who has given so much for liberty, for freedom deserves a bit of it himself," Sebastien said.

From BBC

Meanwhile, the opinion editor resigned in February last year when Bezos decided to focus the paper's comment section on "personal liberties and free markets".

From BBC

Besson does take personal liberties with Stoker’s novel, though the bones remain.

From Los Angeles Times