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honest and aboveboard
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honest and aboveboard and open and aboveboard
Fig. in the open; visible to the public; honest. Don't keep it a secret. Let's make sure that everything is honest and aboveboard. You can do whatever you wish, as long as you keep it honest and aboveboard. The inspector had to make sure that everything was open and aboveboard.
See also: aboveboard, and, honest
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The process must be open and aboveboard, and that means full public participation and knowledge of meetings between lobbyists, politicians and their staffs.
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Telling clients about a commission arrangement before they, their attorney or--even worse--a competing insurance agent discovers it, keeps the relationship open and aboveboard.
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Everything is open and aboveboard these days," says Ro Arrington, a broker with Hill Crawford & Lanford Inc.
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