51.   We have to fight the terrorists as if there were no rules and preserve our open society as if there were no terrorists.

52.   We really are committed to including the open society.

53.   We, by contrast, have to fight in a way that is effective without destroying the very open society we are trying to protect.

54.   We are an open society.

55.   We know how much the Internet has changed America, and we are already an open society.

56.   With Taiwan an open society, such visitors are now free to meet anybody, including members of the opposition.

57.   With South Korea a multiparty democracy and China and Russia increasingly open societies, North Korea now sticks out in the region as a Stalinist throwback.

58.   Without the prospect of joining the open society of Europe, the countries of the region could fall back on the kinds of arrangements they are familiar with.

59.   You deserve an open society and a thriving economy.

60.   Open societies are victims of terrorism, Clinton said, citing the Oklahoma City bombing and poison gas attacks in Japanese subways.