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At the northern end, the DuPont Environmental Education Center is home to a variety of critters, including bald eagles, muskrats, red foxes and belted kingfishers.

They did not baldly call for a coup, but they did exhort soldiers to “take a stand.”

So baldly clear is this realization that I might as well be acknowledging that I will never have eight legs and spin a web.

Chavez could be declared "temporarily absent," a narrowly legal if baldly political maneuver to forestall succession.

Brzezinski drafted a letter for Carter to send to the shah that baldly enjoined him to use force against the demonstrators.

In 2002, Americans rejected this baldly isolationist statement by well over two to one.

The “Royal March” of Italy was played, first baldly, then with manifold clinging and wreathing variations.

The problem of the North was, to put it baldly, one of invasion and conquest.

“You look clean tuckered out,” he announced, baldly; then he laid a coaxing hand on her arm.

Such, crudely and baldly, is the famous nebular hypothesis of Laplace.

He was too amazed to do anything but answer her literally and baldly.