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Elliott wasn’t too keen on Trump’s handling of abortion and said that when it comes to the former president’s rhetoric, “He just needs to learn how to be tactful and shut his mouth.”

They said McLaurin has voiced his concerns and frustrations, but in a tactful way that shows a commitment to the team.

That is an act of decency, and your “direct responses” are actually pretty tactful.

What is a tactful way to respond to her when she criticizes what he used to look like?

Scenes from that controversial appearance bookend “The First Step,” a tactful documentary that chronicles Jones’s efforts during the Trump administration to garner bipartisan support for a bill that would modify prison and sentencing laws.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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