Similar words: freehand, freehold, tree house, freedom of religion, forehand, on one hand, beforehand, free. Meaning: n. freedom to do as you see fit.
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61. Japanese employers have a virtually free hand in allocating labor within the enterprise.
62. I needed a completely free hand to be able to turn the company around.
63. Schroeder said Buffett gave her access to his files and a free hand to write, even admonishing her to "use the less flattering version" when his recollections differed from others'.
64. Therefore, Rogers believes that the United States Government should give a free hand to AIG bankruptcy.
65. She held out her free hand to him, and he helped her up.
66. I have resigned, and they have a free hand to appoint whom they like in my place.
67. The boss gave the interior decorator a free hand in furnishing his office.
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68. I had a line about my waist, and followed obediently after the sea-cook, who held the loose end of the rope, now in his free hand, now between his powerful teeth.
69. After a moment, he out a shuddering sob, quickly covering his face with his free hand.
70. "Of course I know there's someone in there!" she snapped, placing her free hand on her hip and gracing Sosuke with a glower.
71. Bob put paint on the fence with a free hand.
72. The Spanish Inquisition was roasting and racking , and burning with a free hand.
73. In particular, it gave a free hand to internal trade, instead of monopolizing it.
74. " All right , Wei - yueh, I give you a free hand!
75. It also doesn't mean letting G . M.'s executives operate with a free hand.
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