Climate change just happens to be where the fixation is, but it's the fixation that is the symptom.
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"The crux of the trope is a fixation on male superiority, a fixation with holding power over an innocent girl," McIntosh says.
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It's the shadow-fixation embedded in the fixation itself: Gossiping about the overhyped debut novelist has become its own kind of contact sport.
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Not being limited by the fixation rate of soil bacteria, artificial nitrogen fixation has allowed the human population to quadruple in only a century.
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" He attributed the failure to Patrick's "fixation on vouchers.
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I've long been aware that the downfall of philosophical aesthetics was its fixation on the object, and now I suspect that a fixation on the singular is part of the same problem.
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Right: Ammonia storage tanks at a nitrogen fixation plant, 1939.
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Walmart's newfound fixation on efficient shipping seems to be working.
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Mr Abe has a fixation with foreign and security policy.
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Entrepreneurs in enterprise technology often experience a similar federal fixation.
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The Trump administration has a strange fixation with Napoleon Bonaparte.
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To make carbon fixation happen, organisms use molecules called enzymes.
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This fixation leads to "worry and micromanagement," paradoxically worsening insomnia.
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Axios reported that Steve Bannon had "a fixation" on Weissmann.
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Earlier this month, the actress herself questioned the superficial fixation.
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The national debt is an odd, recurring fixation in Washington.
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We joked about sex with the vulgar fixation of virgins.
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"It can be exhausting," Buttigieg said of this pugilism fixation.
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"Blythe has a fixation with death," Mr. Brown said cheerfully.
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Investigators described it as a fixation on violence and killing.
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Expect Knicks fans' fixation with Durant to grow as well.
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Trump's fixation with Flake has been on display for months.
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Equally so is Belef's immediate and inexplicable fixation upon Liz.
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This latter variable is the fixation of Professor Pothole, a.k.a.
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"There's a fixation that makes me uncomfortable," Ms. Junker said.
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This was before I knew about Mr. Charlson's X fixation.
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Fans largely lost their patience with his fixation on fashion.
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Leonardo's works do show a striking fixation on androgyny, a term often used about his figures—a fixation that became unignorable with the rediscovery, in the nineteen-nineties, of a long-lost pornographic drawing.
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I don't know, maybe I have a fixation on the '80s.
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What it is: The purest distillation of Joanne's country music fixation.
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Their obsession was a natural extension of their fixation with race.
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The fixation on physical extremes needs to come to an end.
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In "Alone," the FX series blames rejection for Cunanan's deadly fixation.
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Oh, did you think we were done discussing Khloé's ladybits fixation?
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The more complicated the task, the longer the quiet eye fixation.
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Vitrification without fixation is the cryonics procedure currently used by Alcor.
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Here's hoping the Holmes fixation hasn't run its course by then.
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Our cultural fixation on flat stomachs, hard abs, and slim waists.
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Another tabloid fixation: his former relationship with tennis player Caroline Wozniacki.
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Yeah Beth,"arbitrary pickle fixation" is one way of putting it.
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So don't just blame Donald Trump for this country's border fixation.
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In the background, his parents contend sotto voce with his fixation.
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Trump's fixation on defense spending dominated the two-day NATO summit.
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Nitrogen fixation is, fundamentally, any process capable of breaking this bond.
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The ties in particular had become a fixation of Hillary Clinton.
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The media's fixation with a phone call is hard to understand.
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But many academics have grown increasingly uneasy with the public fixation.
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"The male fixation on youth distorts the dating pool," OkCupid concluded.
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But this fixation has repercussions, feeding into a recklessly limited worldview.
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I know he had a fixation on me, to the end.
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The fan fixation on secret Targaryens doesn't come out of nowhere.
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So how did granite go from niche countertop to mass fixation?
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I also don't agree with Kreek that needle fixation is inconsequential.
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It's only his Brigsby fixation that sets him apart from others.
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Revolving around the homebody main character's romantic fixation for an upstairs neighbor, in the words of Kinlaw, "Heat Seeker" became something of a fixation of Kinlaw and Christerson themselves, having taken them seven months to create.
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Our relationship was a tumultuous ride of extreme fixation throughout its run.
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"My personal fixation is very simple: What maximizes economic growth?" he said.
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This fixation eventually resulted in his iconic 1962 series, Campbell's Soup Cans.
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There&aposs going to be a fixation on Gates, Manafort and Papadopoulos.
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McIntyre's system is unique in that it combines chemical fixation with cryonics.
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For context, I got heat for my Joe fixation on day 29.
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Much has been made about the left wing's fixation on the race.
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Bandages wrap around Maddah's lower leg, which bristles with external fixation pins.
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Yet she is nearly as horrified by Elektra's fixation on murderous revenge.
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Sport jazzed everything up, but not enough to make it a fixation.
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Our fixation with AI seemingly started only a couple of years ago.
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"Abandon your fixation on harming Eddie Gallagher and his family," Parlatore wrote.
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We have to get past this strongman fixation we have in Venezuela.
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Frankly, I've never understood the fixation with dark colors in red wine.
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In fact, a fixation on weight may be leading health care astray.
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The resulting fixation is more uniform and drastically faster than traditional methods.
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But after Nixon's resignation, Fromme transferred her presidential fixation to Nixon's successor.
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That fascination — a fixation, really — began to drive and define his stagings.
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I wonder how healthy it is, this new fixation on my enemy.
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And yet there are plenty who find that fixation with spending troubling.
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LBJ's younger daughter, Luci Baines Johnson, is still defensive about his fixation.
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Ingrid's next fixation is Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), a social media gadfly.
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Or was the filmmaker at the mercy of a thoroughly modern fixation?
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Their fixation could lead consumers to believe that the economy is struggling.
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Fixation on the short term: Mr. Trump is not a deliberate thinker.
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The dollhouse fixation bloomed among society madams for the next 300 years.
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LINK Fact Check: Why Trump's sudden fixation on investigating corruption doesn't add up.
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" (Her father, renowned diplomat Zbigniew Brzezinski, served two presidents.) "He has a fixation.
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On the part of the Italians, I've noticed a particular fixation with meat.
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Game of Thrones' fixation on rape goes back to its very first episode.
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Comey's fixation with his own virtue led him and us into uncharted waters.
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He bashes college campuses, more a fixation of former professor Gingrich than Trump.
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But his fixation on political language reflects more than just his political ambitions.
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Longtime critics of Adams tell me that his new fixation doesn't surprise them.
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Does his lifelong fixation on misfits and oddballs not cry out for "Pinocchio"?
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Here are our favorite design elements that highlight the company's fixation with detail.
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All people deserve respect, and nobody's sexuality should be made a public fixation.
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There is nothing new about Amazon's fixation on undercutting its competitors on price.
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The fixation with inequality and income distribution, he says, will produce bad policy.
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What did I just say about this movie's fixation on shirtless Charlie Hunnam?
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Our usual fixation on healthy eating and calorie-counting goes out the window.
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But I also think it was the tabloid fixation around Liam and Noel.
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Their fixation has been that behind every FBI cubicle is a scheming Democrat.
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Perhaps most common is Mr. Trump's fixation on the overall appearance of women.
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President Trump's push for tariffs is driven by his fixation on trade deficits.
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So why is this apparent fixation with the past useful to modern science?
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There's this fixation that it has to come by way of penile thrusting.
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BIG invites readers to question and reframe our collective fixation on body size.
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The national political and media fixation on the story reached a fever pitch.
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The fixation on New Zealand could stem from one of Thiel's favorite books.
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Yet bigger than Trump's Puerto Rico bonds fixation, some say, is Florida politics.
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Pakistan's foreign policy is guided by one overarching fixation: its enmity with India.
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Lane argues that Hitler's fixation was a core element of his fascist ideology.
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A better one would ditch our cultural fixation on immigrant struggle porn entirely.
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She finds Ruben dour, and his fixation on the Turks and history boring.
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The Senate has had a longstanding fixation on decorum, and lawmakers including Sen.
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Brighton itself is a town built on the Victorian fixation with seaside bathing.
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It's obvious that needle fixation is still poorly understood within the addiction community.
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This idea, that tech fades into the background, is a fixation of Larry Page.
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This fixation came with the expense of protecting the health and safety of Flint.
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Navarro is considered the advisor who most fuels Trump's fixation on reducing trade deficits.
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To get there, the U.S. should end its fixation with our bilateral trade balance.
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Alibaba's investment in "Green Book" marks a shift from Chinese companies' fixation on blockbusters.
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The beauty industry's latest fixation doesn't start with your skin — but with your gut.
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Moscow's fixation with stability stems partly from the threat terrorism poses to Russia itself.
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Hawkins was especially interested in the media's fixation on Pippa Middleton, Kate's younger sister.
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The many independent voters she now needs do not share the Republicans' border fixation.
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This myopic fixation on middle-class taxes is constraining our ability to have it.
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Of particular note is Apple's recent fixation with all things health on the device.
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After that incident I cut off contact, figuring his fixation would dwindle with time.
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There's also a broader fixation on capitalism peppered throughout Season 3's unfolding story.
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This process, called nitrogen fixation, was utterly essential to the evolution of complex life.
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But you can expect the growth rate to become a fixation for Wall Street.
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Their fixation on the CIA may highlight the pernicious effect of covert data collection.
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The company's history shows that its fixation on arguably needless innovation is not new.
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After what must have been punishing study, he discovered a fixation on "ball" metaphors.
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As a way of dealing with his oral fixation to help him quit smoking.
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Mr. Trump's personal fixation on weight was on display during and after the debate.
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But that explanation ignores their fixation on growth, and their unwillingness to heed warnings.
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Generationally, millennials are perhaps best known for their legendary individualism and fixation on self.
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No one forced Tucker Carlson's odious bigotry and fixation on white genocide conspiracy theories.
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What of his fixation on Hitchcock, or his collaboration with the dancer Sylvie Guillem?
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They reveal his fears of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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Class is the subject of her new play and her fixation at the moment.
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The trade deficit has been a fixation of Trump's since at least the 1980s.
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Besides fixation and admiration, watches are a significant part of a great investment plan.
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"Swimming With Men" is a British boys club comedy with a fixation on flesh.
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Jazz loses a lot of young people with its fixation on history and esoterica.
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Instead, investigators have pointed to an apparent fixation of Betts on violence and killing.
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"Jerome" has Rolling Stones roots — it's "Live With Me" turned into a manic fixation.
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The reality of right now is what makes fashion's current fixation with coed interesting.
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Our collective fixation on disengagements has been further fueled by the AV companies themselves.
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And his fixation on his role as an iconoclast has, at times, rung hollow.
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He did not mention leaks to the news media, the fixation of his predecessor.
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Exploiting the Steelers' fixation with Hill, the Chiefs often deployed him as a decoy.
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Trump has had a years-long fixation with Obama that predates his presidential campaign.
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And to check out our read on Amazon's newfound fixation on "privacy," head here.
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The sport became his faith — a lonely fixation that he pursued into his 40s.
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Think of this fixation, if you wish, as a sort of cultural original sin.
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As Jay built his career on stage, film, and television, Buchinger remained a fixation.
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While the root cause of BDD has yet to be determined, doctors cite brain abnormalities, genes, and environmental factors such as media images and a cultural fixation on appearance as contributing factors to low self-esteem and fixation on one or more flaws.
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In fact, the contours of his recent Obama fixation have much in common with birtherism.
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The subsequent media and cultural fixation on the killer at the expense of those victims.
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There was also one other person in court Tuesday who has been a Trump fixation.
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The disproportionate fixation on women politicians' clothing continues today — and it's not just Ocasio-Cortez.
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Figliolino believes prices could go up gradually once most of that overdue fixation is reduced.
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But with our fixation on all things tech, we're missing out on the big picture.
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The fixation has in turn prompted purveyors of food to cater to Instagram's foodie set.
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Both have chided Mr. de Blasio, on occasion, for his perceived fixation on national politics.
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Bachelor Nation's fixation on one 29-year-old's sexual experience continued into Bachelor Winter Games.
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Despite Trump's fixation on Puerto Rico's bottom line, he doesn't have a say over it.
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After police confirmed the death of the two adults, Zixin's fate became a nationwide fixation.
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A fixation on perceived flaws in one's appearance, caused by seeing too many filtered photos.
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"I've always had a fixation on the Void—the empty vastness of space," Amelia says.
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One college student is having a bit of Insta-fun with his roommate's FIFA fixation.
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Aside from a fixation on ledges and climbing walls, the game doesn't present many obstacles.
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High, forward-projecting cheekbones can be a particular point of fixation in the incel world.
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My fixation was fueled, in part, by a fear that glass bricks were becoming endangered.
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Schmidt theorizes that the media fixation on sting pain is itself a potential data point.
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And he said that closing the profitability gap "remains a permanent fixation" for his company.
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He ridiculed his fixation on false rumors that the president had been born in Kenya.
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Americans should not allow ideological fixation to stand in the way of addressing environmental challenges.
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They share a business model and a fixation on autonomous cars and reshaping transportation markets.
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It is not merely a fixation with the ass as a physical and emotive entity.
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And the rest, of course, has become another installment of the internet's latest bizarro fixation.
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Toni Pennsylvania has been a fixation for a subset of politics fans (me among them).
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The fixation on tax cuts is regrettable, because corporate tax reform is a worthy goal.
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But despite a national fixation on soccer, Urshela grew up hearing plenty about the Yankees.
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Among the things the 448-page report revealed was Mr. Trump's fixation on targeting Mrs.
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What exactly was the fixation with seeing Mr. Obama, in a bland, cramped waiting room?
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So Macron is not likely to be alone in his fixation on large African families.
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Despite the fixation on his youth, Torres said that when he was born didn't matter.
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The fixation on 98.6°F has long obscured the fact there's variability in what's normal.
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This created a feeling of claustrophobia and enhanced the opera's fixation on eavesdropping and spying.
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Conflicts: Trump's fixation with The Washington Post may derail more critical discussions about Amazon's business.
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Some contain remnants of colonial tropes: a fixation on barefoot locals, colorful people, exotic traditions.
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And now, as an adult, he seems to have retained a bizarre fixation on pizza.
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In fact, Hollywood has had a Joe-esque fixation on bland Caucasian women since, well, forever.
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He raised the issue plenty of times on the campaign trail, and Kobach nurtured that fixation.
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Today, as fixation with Bundy yet again seizes the country, Rose would be 37 years old.
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I guess everyone goes through a death phase, and I'm not sure when my fixation started.
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Goliaths At the Goliath tribe, Dan is making himself a target by his fixation on Kara.
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Simone, in return, comes off both wary and welcoming of Tess' barely concealed fixation with her.
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The creed has plenty of the trappings of Hinduism, but an unusual fixation on social justice.
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They might say that Euro Lambs' fixation on the EU shows a lack of global vision.
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After police confirmed the death of the two adults, Zixin's fate has become a nationwide fixation.
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The longer the fixation on a word or letter, the larger and darker the circle grows.
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Often, the fixation on not losing money is part of a top investor's long-term strategy.
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He said the political world's fixation on Iowa was "ridiculous" but he didn't regret temporarily relocating.
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Trump's fixation on toughness is not necessarily the best way to judge US-Russia policy anyway.
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As a six-year-old, I had an unhealthy fixation on Mickey Mouse's fedora-wearing friend.
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"A lot of people are asking us why the fixation with knowing the number," Santos said.
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Nevertheless, these styles reflect a cultural fixation with a pumped-out, amped-up, patently artificial silhouette.
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The world's fixation with the 23-meter dash is obvious: It determines the world's fastest human.
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They reveal a deep-seated fear of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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The daily barrage and fixation on anything anti-Trump is actually ammunition to harm American interests.
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Javert's fixation on pursuing the thief resulted in his own destruction, a sober lesson for Democrats.
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For Donald J. Trump, it appeared unavoidably juicy, and possibly the next big pop-culture fixation.
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Trump's fixation on showing he can follow through with his promises likely egged things along, too.
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Ana turns his fixation against him: "There's a touch of the vampire about you," she says.
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Official Washington's fixation on the media is, of course, familiar to anyone who breathes these days.
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At times, I've agreed with those who see something disproportionate in the left's fixation on Israel.
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A fixation on a person or a cause or an activity may also be a sign.
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"Finding these connections makes children feel part of a wider community and subsequently reinforces their fixation."
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His glittering record, of course, explains part of that fixation, but there is something else, too.
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A new dance always begins, for Justin Peck, with a fixation on a piece of music.
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And in that process, she captures the surprising maturity of the millennial fixation on the self.
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His fixation was neither black, white nor any other hues of human skin; it was blue.
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Opinion Columnist We need to look at the bright side of Donald Trump's border wall fixation.
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Microsoft's later forays into new markets were typically late and hobbled by the company's Windows fixation.
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The issue has been a fixation for Trump and some of the conservative hardliners in Congress.
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In long-standing needle injectors, I saw maybe 10 percent [meet the criteria for needle fixation].
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From someone who's been there, needle fixation is one of the grimier components of heroin addiction.
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But markets' rate-cut fixation means the upcoming data deluge takes on greater significance than usual.
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" The media's fixation on his personal shortcomings, he said, caused, "too much static, and you can't communicate.
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Our fixation on Piketon over the past week makes sense, going by media theory and human nature.
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It's only due to this fixation on security that Capricorns come off as, well, pretty darn controlling.
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He also refers to Trump and the GOP's apparent migrant caravan fixation going into the midterm elections.
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Both have painted liberal fixation on Russian influence as a conspiracy theory absolving them of 2016 sins.
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But she believed it was time for white people to reckon with their ugly fixation on melanin.
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Why it matters: Trump has told plenty of associates about his single-minded fixation on the visual.
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Three former Twitter executives said that they did not focus on Breitbart's public fixation with their company.
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In a humbling move, Didi apologized and admitted that its fixation on growth had caused irreversible harm.
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This seemingly benign oral fixation can cause physical harm, and more than just raw and bloodied fingertips.
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But CNN's fixation on drama and debate has turned the network's coverage into a circus of misinformation.
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Don't rely on search engines alone People seem fixated on SEO, and I actually discourage that fixation.
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They also know how to work President Trump's fixation on his own own image to their advantage.
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" Michelle Malkin tweets: "NYT blames Palin's 2010 map for Loughner's fixation w/Giffords that began in *2007.
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Physical presence is a "misguided fixation" that "does not deal with 'ghost residents and citizens'," Lesperance said.
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But Trump's fixation on the issue is, as most things are with the 45th president, deeply personal.
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Virtual- and augmented-reality technology has become a fixation of many major firms, including Facebook and Google.
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Chamberlain and other cryonics enthusiasts may eventually have to choose between vitrification with, or without, pre-fixation.
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It could become possible, for example, to undo chemical fixation and repair its damage to organic tissue.
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Over two decades later, the unsolved murder of 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey remains a cultural fixation.
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Also, MMT disrespects almost everything about the contemporary financial industry, including its fixation with policy interest rates.
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Finally, the administration needs to adopt broader tests—beyond its fixation on trade deficits—to evaluate NAFTA.
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It's no coincidence that his moves Thursday and Friday satisfy his fixation with undermining his predecessor's legacy.
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Yet it's her health that has become an object of fixation for far-right bloggers and Redditors.
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But the fixation on finding a core self by peeling away social conventions also had its naysayers.
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But the fixation on beating the competition by using banned substances did not end, Dr. Vorobiev said.
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Right now, that fixation has landed on chatbots, little artificial-intelligence programs that work like personalized assistants.
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Mr. Trump's gold-plated 757 is a fixation of cable news, its landings and takeoffs chronicled live.
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But that doesn't make her fixation on the romantic love she's so insecure about anything like shtick.
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It reminds me of the story Jim wrote a while back about Trump's fixation with 1950s life.
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Cool is a big part of the Tesla's brand; the Nürburgring fixation is making it less cool.
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That fixation with individuality was a sentiment echoed repeatedly throughout the day, among both rappers and fans.
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And his fixation on the future of humankind is easily confused with a kind of social Darwinism.
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The fembot has long been a pop culture fixation, but now feminized tech is all around us.
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She and her drag sister, Rubber Child, really helped snowball my fixation on the internet drag scene.
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This fixation on relating personally to non-personal issues is by no means limited to social media.
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Is not our entire fixation on profit a psychic numbing that has divorced us from ecological coherence?
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Given the president's fixation on CNN, there is some probability he will be tuning in on Tuesday.
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Step 2: Willfully ignore your sheep role and continue stare into your phone to fulfill superficial fixation.
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We don't necessarily want a single-minded fixation on a particular idea of what A.I. will become.
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Aubrey Plaza plays Ingrid, whose fixation on an Instagram influencer (Elizabeth Olsen) culminates in horrifying self-destruction.
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What began as a debate over policy and ideology has given way to a fixation on electability.
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The movie excels in recreating the settings from the books; no surprise, considering Theo's fixation on objects.
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Here&aposs a breakdown of the 2020 presidential campaigns&apos unorthodox — but strategic — fixation on animals online.
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Goldberg&aposs unhealthy fixation on those he loves might be attributable to a condition called love addiction.
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It continues to baffle me that the DOE has a regressive fixation on wages of new graduates.
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But Trump's fixation on "new" – and his insistence on equating it with "far better" – shouldn't be surprising.
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But superseding these well-worn subjects was a growing fixation on the lopsided nature of American prosperity.
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So this fixation on defending ancient history, defending this great civilizational legacy, is a very galvanizing force.
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The boys' mother has vanished from their lives, leaving them even more vulnerable to their father's fixation.
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When Trump has participated in policy discussions, his fixation with impeachment has often overshadowed the intended subject.
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Over the past ten years or so, the universe has been a recurring fixation in his musical output.
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We, the people of the United States of America, have a nipple fixation we can't seem to shake.
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As Allure reports, the KKW Beauty frontwoman's makeup fixation once resulted in a serious case of sticky fingers.
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That means China is paying a price for its fixation on growth targets, one Chinese policy adviser said.
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Edited and filtered photos can exacerbate body dysmorphic disorder, the relentless fixation with a perceived flaw in appearance.
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Liberalism—and free speech as its own ideological fixation—declines on principle to do this kind of work.
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The most obvious is Poppy's fixation with the internet and social media culture, which she claims to love.
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But his fixation takes a particular form: with every browser refresh, he hopes math will reveal the future.
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Trump's Fox fixation isn't benign or inconsequential — because, like him, the network has an aversion to the truth.
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It's the letter "R" or "D" next to his or her name that's become a national political fixation.
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Some trusts always use the recommended "cemented" fixation method for replacements, others for only one in 50 operations.
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The psychologist and parenting expert Michele Borba says society's fixation with the selfie is having some unintended consequences.
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But it reveals how an anti-tax fixation can distort facts and, by extension, solutions to real problems.
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In our fixation on bleakness, we echo a deleterious conception of our humanity already rampant in the culture.
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I remembered something that Sam Nunberg, the Trump campaign adviser, had told me about Trump's fixation on crowds.
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Lewinsky's sexual relationship with Clinton become a national fixation after her friend, Linda Tripp, secretly recorded their conversations.
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" According to aides, she later mocked Trump's fixation with the wall: "It's like a manhood thing for him.
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But I'm not here to denounce Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo for their fixation on the female form.
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Ultimately, though, the fixation on Monroe feels stale—a retread of an already heavily exploited pop-culture tragedy.
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Complicating matters is Owen's longtime crush (more like fixation) on Jeff's older sister, Alicia, who'll also be attending.
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The wellness industry, and the related fixation on what's seen as "natural," doesn't have a monopoly on mindfulness.
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Matthew, what do you think Kenny is getting at in the play with Mark's fixation on the unknowable?
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At the same time, the Mandarin fixation has left a bit of a sour taste, Mr. Sime said.
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For its constant death fixation, this series has handled the topic carelessly and clumsily in its new season.
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It jibes, too, with Bach's fixation on numbers: particularly 3, in connection with the Trinity of Lutheran theology.
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But our unilateral fixation runs a bit deeper than the cheeky masturbation puns of America's finest children's programming.
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It was a living, expanding shrine to his political rise — and a physical manifestation of his media fixation.
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Conspiracies surrounding Mr. Sanders's political fortunes have been a particular fixation for Mr. Trump, dating back four years.
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The fact that obesity steadily increased during that period demonstrates that policymakers' fixation on sugary drinks is misplaced.
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Their fixation on the C.I.A. led investigators to focus on Brian J. Kelley, a longtime C.I.A. counterintelligence officer.
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The second cause of unease is the non-gun control policies that a fixation on mass shootings enables.
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Amid the scene blocking, Mr. Johnson received a text from Mr. Linklater, who knew of his "Hamilton" fixation.
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But "Underground" is most concerned with understanding the fixation, shared by humans for millenniums, with these hidden realms.
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As it turned out, President Trump's fixation on a border wall nearly ended this performance before it began.
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Kodette LaBarbera, the wife of 11-year NHL vet Jason LaBarbera, said Caryk always had a "fixation" with Karlsson.
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His new counterparts, Trump believed, could be persuaded to help him pursue a longstanding fixation: discrediting the Russia investigation.
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Her preoccupation is not an isolated phenomenon but rather a national fixation shared by her mother and female neighbors.
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Mr Javid needs to start by persuading his boss to abandon her fixation with including students in migration figures.
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It may seem like a peculiar fixation, but it's a real problem that very few people are thinking about.
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For many of these girls, their fixation on Dylan and Eric will turn out to be a phase anyway.
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When it comes to carbon dioxide reduction and utilization, the Center is researching processes such as electrochemical CO2 fixation.
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I think it's a fixation among the chattering class because that's how they remembered it when things worked better.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly when semen became the focus of so much erotic fixation in the gay community.
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At its core, our fixation on celebrities is reflective of an innate interest in the lives of other people.
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It turns out this fixation with mermaids, unicorns, and dragons harken back far further than many of us realize.
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Forget society's troubling fixation on the post-baby body — Ciara is all about the epic post-baby hair transformation.
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It also closed a week that had begun with a very different example of Trump's fixation on media image.
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Those who've felt even the slightest titillation from that "aural fixation" are probably relieved to hear they're not alone.
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TV on Friday that there is too much of a fixation on testing and data reporting in American classrooms.
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Finally, despite the continued fixation on our trade deficit with China, it will not be solved on this visit.
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Beleaguered campaigners for trans rights, in turn, furiously reject the idea that anyone transitions to fulfill an erotic fixation.
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The bottom of my right foot (BF) had begun to shed, and yesterday's peeling fixation was now an obsession.
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Tingle's fixation with living objects is also part of why so many people see Tingle himself as a troll.
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But look through the death lens, and you'll see our fixation on wellness and workouts in a new way.
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It's clear that Chris is unraveling, but also that her fixation on Dick is igniting some long-dormant passion.
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Two and a half weeks after the Moscow competition, Hanyu's fixation with difficult jumps led to an ankle injury.
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"I'm enabling his big butt fixation," she said, a smile spreading across her face as she admired the pictures.
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In contrast, his fixation with the Munson case speaks to something else — to heroism and heartbreak, and to fate.
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I remember wondering whether there was a lesson here, some tidy symbolism about the waning Southern fixation over symbolism.
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The fixation with being white grew with increased immigration, especially of Chinese people, Irish Catholics, southern Europeans and Jews.
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The gender fixation is a historical anomaly, a perfect storm of technology, psychology, and anxiety about a changing world.
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His fixation on the operational and logistical as mayor often came at the expense of political and emotional considerations.
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We're so far beyond the 1980s, and yet it seems to me that they have a fixation about me.
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With the Iowa caucuses less than a month away, Democrats need to move beyond the Medicare for all fixation.
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Trump's allies insist his seeming fixation on Biden is based on factors unrelated to Biden's performance in the polls.
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Stevens tells us about his reliance on uppers and downers and his fixation with his obituary in The Times.
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On one hand, Eve is in the lair of an assassin, that too one with a disturbing fixation on her.
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Willow asks her momma if her porn fixation came from an emotional place ... and Jada says that's exactly what happened.
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Rice eventually realized was experiencing exercise addiction and orthorexia, a fixation with healthy eating that actually has an adverse effect.
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"Bend the knee" — Dany is really starting to develop an unhealthy fixation with that phrase — and they can serve her.
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The fixation with youth and beauty in the United States has been incredibly lucrative for makeup retailers and cosmetic surgeons.
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Perversely, playing right into our expectations just might be the smartest way to prove how ridiculous that fixation can be.
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The fact that people are still bringing up the "Famous" feud reflects a troubling cultural fixation on conflicts between women.
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The tax cuts that the president signed into law in December make his fixation on trade deficits even more senseless.
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Instead of feeling ashamed of our fixation, let's treat it the same way psychologists recommend we treat all our obsessions.
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Part of the fixation on humanoid robots is a failure of imagination, a clinging to what we've seen on screen.
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This quickly became a fixation with him, and other execs like Michael did not stop him from his dark ruminations.
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Trump's pardon fixation has sparked a conversation on Twitter between Brookings Institution fellow Susan Hennessey and Vox writer Matthew Yglesias.
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His fixation on poll numbers is well-documented, as is his penchant for tweeting about them when they favor him.
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The modernist master for whom Boulez Saal is named was a relentless critic of classical music's fixation on the past.
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The president's fixation on Biden could indicate some concern about the possible 2020 match-up with the former vice president.
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Like the early sex pictures, they are the product of erotic fixation, Mapplethorpe's late-blooming attraction to muscular black males.
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Mr. Bruni argues that the intensified fixation on exclusive colleges has changed the way we think about and experience college.
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This means you're going to hear about Harwood's aunt's suicide and her daughter Marla's crazy fixation on having a child.
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By then, Mr. Obama had produced his so-called long-form birth certificate, publicly mocking Mr. Trump for his fixation.
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Technology, as lyrical fixation and musical substance, exists as a distancing device, but the focus is on his burning heart.
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There does seem to be a pretty big fixation on the body and what it physically means to be trans*.
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Rather, the fair is dominated by works that suggest a dedication to handicraft or an intimate fixation on a subject.
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On Beauty Fashion's fixation with frosty manes has made white locks desirable — even for those old enough to own them.
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Ex-students of Twin Flames Universe say they practiced spiritual exercises that seemed to encourage fixation on a romantic interest.
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So pervasive is fashion's logo fixation that it vies with, and even outpaces, that of previous, more overtly ostentatious eras.
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The inclusion of Mnuchin and Kudlow are a nod to Trump's fixation on the potential economic ramifications of the virus.
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One is his fixation on Puerto Rico's substantial debt and the notion that bond holders will profit from disaster aid.
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Kassam was hired by Steve Bannon, whose own fixation on Islamic extremism takes a far more apocalyptic context and tone.
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On the ground: What began as a debate over policy and ideology has given way to a fixation on electability.
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Hunter Biden has emerged as a fixation for Republicans because of his work for Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company.
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Even so, Disney's vast television business, which represents roughly 49 percent of the company's annual income, is Wall Street's fixation.
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Afterward, he was mobbed like the Elvis of oral fixation, a new gut bulging beneath his red and white shirt.
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The state has been a political fixation since the early days of his presidency, but that was heightened this autumn.
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It gives Joe a job at a gourmet market and a fresh fixation: a co-worker played by Victoria Pedretti.
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It's parental concern, but it's also this fixation on what the women are doing, and how they're representing the family.
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But this time around, they've made the great leap onto the runway, to become a major fixation of the season.
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Throughout, Free Meek makes the case that Brinkley has a strange fixation on Meek and wielding power in his case.
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While United States-Taiwan relations remain informal but strong, some Taiwanese are frustrated with Washington's apparent fixation on pleasing China.
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But his analysis nonetheless makes the Fix the Debt fixation (yes, they're still out there) look even worse than before.
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This fixation and obsession with asking Muslims to condemn all acts of terrorism ... is ridiculous, and it wears me out.
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Hinton tells me that cognitive behavioral therapy is his go-to approach for those hoping to curb a needle fixation.
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But how do you distinguish between clumsy attempts to relate with someone's culture and a more uncomfortable sort of fixation?
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With the new administration's fixation on a border wall, however, their chance of getting papers is more remote than ever.
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Also, Edwards had a peculiar fixation with crime, collecting newspaper clippings about local murders and often contacting police about their investigations.
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He tries to distract the villagers from their fixation on the candle while various characters find their faith in it reinforced.
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That's on top of Trump's lingering fixation with his predecessor, President Barack Obama, and the link to that administration Biden represents.
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" Darden also says Smith has developed a fixation with the O.J. Simpson case, emailing him under the name "Nicole Brown Simpson.
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Trump's fixation on the migrant caravan in the fall may also play a role in the current spike of asylum seekers.
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During Trump's July call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, the president's fixation on undermining Mueller's long-finished work reared its head.
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"It's not only the fixation with Brunson," said Nicholas Danforth, a senior analyst with the Bipartisan Policy Center's national security program.
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Thanks to this fixation, he contacted every single person he could to learn Becca's wearabouts until he successfully tracked her down.
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Suppose your fixation is more severe than what can be changed by toggling a few settings or downloading some new apps.
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Modern Vampires was defined by Koenig's fixation on death, and that's no longer the sole focus on Father of the Bride.
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"The fixation process tightened Mr. Blobby's skin and collapsed his—or her—snout," Mark McGrouther, the museum's fish manager, told Smithsonian.
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Jessica Jones's fixation on its hero's backstory made me want to drop the series after the third episode of season two.
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Berman cited Epstein's potential danger to "new victims" if he was released, noting his apparently "uncontrollable" sexual fixation on young girls.
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The ideology is "a heavily ironic mix of garden-variety white supremacy and neo-reactionary movements," with a fixation on masculinity.
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Just as the president's fixation on fudging the crowd size for his inauguration was totally pointless, so too is this debate.
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Eventually, von Cosel's secret was revealed, and the mummified Hoyos went from a private fixation to an equally obsessive public spectacle.
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And, again, like most people, I had no real idea of who this mysterious bloke with a plant fixation actually was.
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He is surrounded by advisers who share his concern about the rogue state, but not his fixation on a military strike.
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VICE: So, first off, for the uninitiated, what's with the fixation on powerful liberals and pedophilia rings on the far-right?
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In order to do that, we must abandon our fixation on ISIS and recognize Jabhat al-Nusra as the bigger threat.
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In one, scientists decided that the entire process of carbon fixation was too slow and created a new, and faster, cycle.
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On one hand, celebrities standing up for themselves sends a message that body shaming and flesh fixation will not be tolerated.
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Photograph by Jonno Rattman for The New Yorker The C.I.A.'s fixation on area familiarization has shaped Skinner's approach to policing.
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She inherits the friend's Great Dane, but canine companionship does little to curb her increasingly morbid fixation on death and loss.
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"It's a fantasy world you can get lost in," Mr. Hawkins, the retired F.B.I. agent, said of the comic book fixation.
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From virginal girl to dockside whore, Lu is a ghostly metaphor for her country — a river goddess and Chun's romantic fixation.
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Her fixation on baby heads and other body parts grew out of a fascination with the tactility of flesh and skin.
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Watch: "Hillary," a four-part documentary about Hillary Clinton, examines the public fixation on the former first lady and presidential candidate.
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Labradors are notorious for their food fixation and given the opportunity will happily eat themselves into a state of morbid obesity.
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Midlife crises, a fixation with nostalgia, and heartbreak all sound like they'd only make a post-apocalyptic album that much bleaker.
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President Trump's fixation with America's widening trade deficit is fueling his decision to impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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In the fall of 2016, Kelly Dodd and Tamra Judge, stars of "The Real Housewives of Orange County," became a fixation.
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I couldn't share my MacLean fixation with my best friend because she would only read novels on the prescribed pink list.
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A four-part documentary about Hillary Clinton revisits some much-told history but has insight about the public fixation on her.
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Trump's fixation on transactional alliances risks turning the American armed forces into a band of mercenaries divorced from our sustaining values.
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It has a leader who is narcissistic to the point of psychosis, with a celebrity fixation and a very strange haircut.
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The Washington fixation on Putin has made a sober assessment of relations between the United States and Russia much more difficult.
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" His present fixation on the homeless will pass soon enough, returning no doubt to the migrants and refugees from "shithole countries.
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Our star fixation produces the artistic equivalent of income inequality, in which vast resources fall into the hands of a few.
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The attorney general said "a fixation on finances and balance sheets" over safeguarding residents' safety was the root of the problem.
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But now, they say, thanks to The Times and its fixation on Trump's most extreme supporters, most people think they are.
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But in business, there's often this obsession with growth, this fixation on scaling quickly — and those are just not our goals.
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But the video played directly into Mr. Trump's own fixation with rival leaders laughing at him, or at the United States.
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Such an initiative might have harsher consequences in the United States, with our fixation on nonviolent drug crimes and lengthy sentences.
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That is the fundamental problem overlooked in our fixation on the TCJA as an exercise in tax efficiency or tax fairness.
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The film's fixation on revenge means it feels considerably tighter and simpler than its marketing might have led you to believe.
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Needle fixation—described as a compulsive desire to inject oneself—does not seem to have much place within conventional treatment models.
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Once, someone very tall opened the door all the way and just stood there, not moving, someone else behind him, and Kirsten realized, with one of her nipples in Lucy's mouth, that the person in front was Sean, and Kirsten's fixation with him, a fixation that had lasted until just a few days before, seemed distant.
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Meet the people behind the cat videos, find your next sexual fixation, or transcend time and the cosmos with a human Barbie.
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For her part, she knows she's Daddy's little girl, and I believe she exploits his fixation with her to get her way.
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But in real life, Saunders – the writer and actress who plays her – is less than impressed with the world's fixation on fame.
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But for '90s babies who can't get enough of the Sanderson sisters, there's a new beauty collection here to satisfy your fixation.
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For a writer of violent action thrillers, Taylor Sheridan has an unusual fixation with the inelegance of jurisdiction within American law enforcement.
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Since the days of HBO's Oz, American entertainment has had a morbid fixation on the country's ever-expanding, ever-worsening prison system.
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In the same way, Ligon's fixation on fragments reveals a system of seeing and identification that reveals itself to be a fiction.
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The El Paso shooter's main fixation was immigration, but he also wrote in his manifesto about excessive corporate power and environmental damage.
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Mr Kobach became interested in electoral law during his Swiss research, an interest which subsequently developed into a fixation with voter fraud.
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He did not mention the usual objects of his fixation, including his Democratic rivals and Robert Mueller, who investigated his Russia ties.
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It has a name, enter the Trump campaign, only days after they rigged and put the fixation and the Clinton email investigation.
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President Barack Obama even used his end-of-year press conference in 2016 to comment on journalist's fixation with the leaked emails.
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Click on to embrace the trend, and feel free to let go of your off-the-shoulder fixation once and for all.
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But Trump's fixation on Puerto Rico on Tuesday stood in sharp contrast to his focus on other matters between Maria's landfall Sept.
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But my fixation is, admittedly, less about the dog, and more about the countless pet "gadgets" I'm offered on a daily basis.
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Hayworth says that chemical fixation, in conjunction with cryonics, is the future of brain preservation, and that Alcor has it all wrong.
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The difference these days: A fixation on the analytical models gets in the way of such ego-driven or crowd-pleasing impulses.
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The Korean photographer Chanho Park's fixation took root when he was 11 and his mother, who suffered from pancreatic cancer, was hospitalized.
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"Both programmes will ... contribute to an increase in the share of loans with long periods of interest rate fixation," the bank said.
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Second runner-up: Republican voters, who finally got a fully substantive debate devoid of Trump's incoherent blurting and debate moderators' Trump fixation.
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Upon closer inspection, however, it's evidence that, even as a teen, Beckinsale couldn't keep her phallic fixation or impure thoughts under control.
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Rob's entire new fixation with connecting to his Armenian heritage is deeply sad, since it obviously comes from a place of grief.
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It was burnout: a totalizing exhaustion created by Wildling's self-described "typical type A, overachiever personality" and its hyperdisciplined fixation on productivity.
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After helping to successfully spearhead the 2016 Brexit campaign, Farage left UKIP in December over the party's "fixation" with anti-Muslim policies.
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The central bank meanwhile could be constrained from raising interest rates because of President Tayyip Erdogan's fixation with speeding up economic growth.
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In light of the recently leaked audiotape of Donald J. Trump talking to Billy Bush of "Access Hollywood," this fixation with Mrs.
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Extrapolating this quantitative fixation to quantum computing is a distraction and doesn't capture the qualitative difference between classical computing and quantum computing.
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A psychology major in university, he has had success with Exposure Response Prevention Therapy (ERP), where subjects face their fixation head-on.
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Western fashion's fixation on Japan's ability to, quite frankly, just have a lot more fun with clothes is a well-spun story.
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Fixation expands on its forerunner's conceit with the inclusion of more sophisticated dialogue and puzzles, and the introduction of better-developed characters.
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If you thought the global fixation on avocado was going to relent at all in the new year, you were sadly mistaken.
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And it's all thanks to pepper nerds like Grabiele whose academic fixation on the past can make for a better, spicier future.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's fixation with America's widening trade deficit is fueling his decision to impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Robin Derby, a professor of Latin American history in California, said in an interview that the administration's fixation on Cuba was misguided.
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None of Manfred's ideas will shake baseball from its current fixation on homers, strikeouts and walks, and that is why games drag.
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There is no question but that the administration remains ill equipped to cope with the fallout from its narrow fixation on deterrence.
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Since Republicans are only set to widen their majority in 2019, this fixation on judicial nominees isn't expected to fade anytime soon.
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And this summer, Mark Zuckerberg, who has recommended Mr. Harari to his book club, acknowledged a fixation with the autocrat Caesar Augustus.
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You might think so after two years of media fixation on this version of the aggrieved laborer: male, Caucasian, conservative, racist, sexist.
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She still fixates on some things in the way she once fixated on drugs, and now, her fixation has shifted to George.
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The inclusion of Mnuchin and Kudlow in particular are a nod to Trump's fixation on the potential economic ramifications of the virus.
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What is remarkable about "Denis & Katya" is how it explores the psychological roots of our fixation on such sad and gruesome cases.
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"He wakes up on Saturdays and wonders if it is time to go to Loot," Ms. Pfaffenbach said of Leo's new fixation.
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"He would almost never not bring it up," one former White House official said of Trump's fixation with the Ukraine conspiracy theory.
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The claim that Manafort's "black ledger" is a hoax is a fixation on hyperpartisan news sites like Gateway Pundit and Zero Hedge.
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The interests of ordinary Americans have been sacrificed to politicians' fixation on keeping campaign promises and maintaining or winning control of Congress.
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And now, video of the encounter outside a Golden Bears football game Saturday has become a fixation of the internet outrage machine.
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They noted that sometimes this fixation on their queerness takes focus from their deeper-seated issues and behaviors they'd like to change.
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This includes a fixation with eating "clean," for example, that can lead to its own form of eating disorder known as orthorexia.
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With the West's current fixation on Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), no one is paying sufficient attention to al Qaeda.
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The boys, having no idea of the international fixation over their plight, were surprised to learn that the diver was from Britain.
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For most of his readers, Zemmour's fixation on Vichy, a theme he comes back to in "French Destiny," is mystifying and inexplicable.
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The tech community has a pretty significant fixation on the startup, but the scaleup is starting to steal some of that spotlight.
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Understanding needle fixation is important to addiction treatment, says Richard Pates, a clinical psychologist and visiting professor at the University of Worcester.
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"There's always been something problematic about the Democratic Party's fixation on white working-class voters," writes Sally Kohn at the Daily Beast.
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That fixation gives the far-left peanut gallery — the Chelsea Handler types — the license to trot out their ever-ready Hitler/Nazi comparisons .
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Then, while in South America, he became obsessed with solving the problem of death, a fixation that eventually led him to found Ascendance.
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Beck's best friend, Peach (Pretty Little Liars' Shay Mitchell), a cunning socialite, is also infatuated with her to the point of unhealthy fixation.
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While the fixation on plastic straws is understandable, outright bans have proven harder to enforce and tend to complicate things for disabled customers.
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Morris's fixation on Bannon the film buff might seem trivial, but Bannon's views on cinema say something about how he interprets the world.
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"This incident highlights why the fixation on detention is wrong," John Sandweg, former head of ICE under the Obama administration, told BuzzFeed News.
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The two men bond over their shared fixation with the same uncommon candy (root-beer barrels), and Pee-wee makes Manganiello a milkshake.
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Preventing the overthrow of authoritarian regimes has been Mr Putin's fixation since Gaddafi's violent death, which is said to have deeply affected him.
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"I think America has a fixation on the artists, and it's like looking through a straw hole at the industry," he told me.
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He's been a fan of pool since college, but there's just been one small problem with his mobile fixation: the app is terrible.
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Usually a fixation on atmosphere indicates an inability to imagine anything more substantive, but Fin's atmosphere captivates, reminiscent of quietstorm's slow, haunting wash.
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America's fixation on superhero films can make good money, or even "super money" at the opening box office — even if reviews are horrible.
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He used his time to rap about Trump's neglect of Puerto Rico, fixation with NFL protests, and the orange tint of his skin.
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Despite the world's current fixation on China's economy and its financial markets, some strategists caution against reading too much in the trade data.
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"It just became a constant that I could photograph that represented my fixation on denim and my admiration of female sexuality," says Gorna.
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Along with Deadguy's Fixation on a Co Worker, it introduced more traditional metal and hardcore fans to a whole new approach to music.
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"I have a personal fixation that technology has given us so many amazing opportunities that we should be weaving into policy," Schweikert said.
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"It has to do with the fixation with body image, the desire to look good... "The youngest I have heard of was 11.
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In other words, it means replacing an idea-killing fixation on stopping VA privatization with a collective focus on driving game-changing innovations.
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Mr. Lehel is known for his fixation on what conspiracy theorists call the Illuminati, a shadowy group that they believe controls the world.
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Yet even as chefs weave the unctuous rot of fermented flavors into their dishes, few have undertaken it with Emde's all-encompassing fixation.
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When I interviewed Phil's wife, Carla, she was deeply worried that this exercise, and its attendant fixation on death, would make him depressed.
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Joyn Bio plans to develop other disruptive agriculture tech, still unspecified, over time, but nitrogen fixation is its first target for a reason.
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And, in a way, the original Open my Glade (Flatten) hints at the selfie fixation that would arrive just under a decade later.
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He went to the islands once, to get better acquainted with his heritage, and was enthralled with the country's fixation with his sport.
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Then the fixation on her sexuality took hold, and even though she had a diagnosis, she hadn't heard of homosexuality OCD, or HOCD.
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In the following albums, they move away from straight-up sci-fi in that way; the horror inclination becomes more leitmotif than fixation.
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This fixation on dividing its vast history into comprehensible chunks permeates pro wrestling, and is shared by both its creators and its fans.
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The fact that both figures are white is not incidental — it points to Wolfson's fixation on whiteness in his continuing work about violence.
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Trump's fixation on the current level of cases ignores just how quickly the virus, which is most cases causes mild symptoms, can spread.
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Watch: "Hillary," a four-part documentary about Hillary Clinton, revisits some much-told history and has insight about the public fixation on her.
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The Ninth Symphony has been a particular fixation of Mr. Rattle and the London Symphony lately, and it showed in a towering performance.
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But the history of the last year is littered with political experts who sold Klobuchar short in their fixation with, say, Kamala Harris.
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Trump's distinctive appearance — the poofy, flaxen hair, the perennially bronzed face — has been a topic of fixation since well before he entered politics.
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" The dispatcher was Wheat Carr; her father, Sam Carr, was later said to have been the object of Mr. Berkowitz's fixation on "Sam.
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Now Trump [is] firing Comey and complaining about Mueller, and [has an] almost Nixonian fixation on the F.B.I. and the institutions of government.
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We can't hold Capability Brown entirely responsible for our fixation with lawns, but he certainly rolled out acres of thirsty, finicky green velvet.
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And for many children affected by autism, like my son, the trains take on a mythic status, becoming a joy and a fixation.
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Trump's fixation on exposing the whistleblower has major consequences: It could prevent others from coming forward and put this individual's career at risk.
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Washington must move past its fixation on the nuclear deal, for now, and confront the immediate threat Iran poses to Middle Eastern stability.
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But it provides an opportunity to challenge our fixation on the idea of Patient Zero and how it influences our responses to disease.
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The fixation with openness extends to the suburbs, where buyers eagerly take down walls in the kitchen and living room, and widen doorways.
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Despite these limitations, a few themes emerged that felt both topical and noteworthy, beginning with a surprising fixation on children, adolescence, and innocence.
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The mummy was the most prominent nexus of this fixation, in no small part because taking mummies from tombs was literal grave robbing.
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The frustrating thing about all of this is that this public performance, this fixation on provoking, has no underlying message, no meaningful end.
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To some media observers, his fixation is a byproduct of a career in entertainment, where life is dictated by ratings and press coverage.
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Weight became a fixation and I distinctly remember the day I stopped having lard cleavage was one of the happiest days of my adolescence.
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While we typically see Monáe sporting black and white getups — mostly different takes on her tuxedo fixation — this might be our favorite mashup yet.
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Such has been the market's fixation on Chinese aluminum production that these equally unstable components of the smelting process have tended to be overlooked.
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"The only thing inappropriate and biased is your continued fixation on writing elitist clickbait trying to attack qualified professionals committed to serving their country."
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He lives with The Zorya Sisters and has an unhealthy fixation with his hammer, which he used to slaughter cattle in his earlier days.
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This fixation on serial killers and ignorance of mass shootings may make sense within the context of the human affinity for stories and bogeymen.
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In Savage Appetites, Rachel Monroe probes our cultural fixation on violent true crime and why it's so often women who are drawn to it.
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Her new album, Madame X, ostensibly arrives as a reset, and it raises the question: Is Madonna's problem the public's fixation on her age?
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In Moore's classic satirical style, he also compiles a montage delivering all the receipts to illustrate Trump's creepy sexual fixation on his daughter Ivanka.
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The binges, the fixation, the enduring hold of food anxiety — all these symptoms ring true to anyone who's experienced food restriction, voluntarily or not.
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Ha. To be fair, it seems impossible not to comment on the President's borderline romantic fixation with the dictator, speculated to have great abs.
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What Remains of Edith Finch isn't exactly a horror game, but its fixation on death makes it a great companion for a spooky evening.
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That's why we have a minor fixation with all things Walmart — they've basically got a lock on household upgrades that won't break the bank.
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The judge noted Epstein's apparently "uncontrollable" fixation on young girls, and the risk that Epstein could use his vast wealth to flee if released.
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"I believe she exploits his fixation with her to get her way," Manigault Newman writes, although she provided no examples of Ivanka doing so.
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The show's characters differed in age, race, and orientation, but are united by one strange fixation: They're convinced they're descendants of Russia's Romanov family.
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Many Chinese sense a business opportunity in the country's fixation with Ivanka -- dozens of firms have registered products involving her name, state media reported.
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Trump's fixation on Brady, in particular, is almost adorable—he brags about being his friend everywhere, especially in areas where Brady is singularly unpopular.
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The only thing inappropriate and biased is your continued fixation on writing elitist clickbait trying to attack qualified professionals committed to serving their country.
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He also warns of the danger of fixation on slow progress with certain reforms, such as privatisation, even as the overall trend remains positive.
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Hardvapour uses these tools not out of any special fixation with them, but simply because they're now the cheapest and most accessible tools around.
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King held some moderate positions, for instance supporting gun control legislation, but was largely a right-wing ideologue with a particular fixation on Muslims.
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The conservative fixation on evil, with sin as the subtext, is a symptom not only of religious hypocrisy but also of more secularized corruption.
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Trump's fixation on the personal allegiance of members of his Administration also led to his decision to fire James Comey as the F.B.I. director.
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But some experts say the commission's fixation on marijuana was bizarre and troubling, lending credence to outdated views of marijuana as a gateway drug.
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New York Times columnist David Brooks believes the increasing fixation on online personal branding and racking up achievements for a résumé has become toxic.
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Although he has not seen Helen in nearly 20 years, his loathing for her has not subsided (nor has his fixation on her breasts).
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And what's more peculiar is how that dichotomy will make us reflect on our own fixation with the world of gifting and dressing celebrities.
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The Southern fixation on denying African-Americans the right to vote was a direct response to the rise of black political power during Reconstruction.
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"I think the President is more concerned about containing CNN then containing the virus," the source said about Trump's fixation on virus press coverage.
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A feminist critique of horror has long been a staple of horror studies, thanks to the genre's fixation on male villains and female victims.
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The flaky, tender, silver-skinned fish — also known as European sea bass, or loup de mer — has become a fixation for chefs and diners.
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Worse, the show doesn't seem aware of its fixation on skeezy sexual misconduct — never a tremendous well for humor, but even less so today.
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Toby was also commended in the Iconic Images Royal Photographer of the Year and Highly Commended in the Fixation News Photographer of the Year.
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It occurs to me now, however, with Ma's Mars fixation, that she might, when the time comes, enjoy being cremated and shot into space.
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But there is dedication to one's craft, and then there is what many might call obsession, the decades-long fixation on a consuming project.
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Watch: "Hillary," a four-part documentary series on Hulu about Hillary Clinton, examines the public fixation with the former first lady and presidential candidate.
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This is hardly a healthy note to end on, yet elsewhere Tara seems to take aim at our destructive cultural fixation on body image.
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The king appealed to the administration's fixation with the Islamic State, arguing that the United States should not alienate Arab allies who could help.
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The diplomatic travails of President Trump and his past Twitter fixation with Kristen Stewart provided plenty of fodder for "Saturday Night Live" this weekend.
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But the idea that the American fixation on race and power had magically evaporated in just a few decades was, at best, strikingly naïve.
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The nationality of the young people — underscored by their sometimes appearing in lederhosen — also echoes the fixation of the novel's protagonist on Adolf Hitler.
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The Democratic Party's fixation on pursuing those who voted for Mr. Trump is a fool's errand because it's trying to fix the wrong problem.
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In it, he notes how the FCC's fixation on problems like robocalls doesn't appear to extend to the growing scourge of SIM hijacking scams.
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In real life, Amy has no real twin, but the imagery is representative of the subgenre's fixation on sexual fantasies: Satisfaction must be met.
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JOHN MCMILLIAN, ATLANTA To the Editor: Please, if there is a merciful God, please release us from the seemingly unending fixation with Hillary Clinton.
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Vapers say they've tried nicotine gum, patches, or pouches to taper their use, or try to replace their oral fixation with things like toothpicks.
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And on the American side, Reagan's fixation on the Strategic Defence Initiative, or Star Wars—space-based missile-busting lasers—proved an insuperable obstacle.
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In Japan, he said, "people still put a big emphasis on blood ties and family bonds," a fixation that he sees as sometimes unhealthy.
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The fixation from Fox and other right-wing media on the "quid pro quo" aspect aligned with the talking points sent to Trump allies.
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In Vancouver, the case against Ms. Meng has played into a citywide fixation with skyrocketing real estate prices and the effect of foreign investment.
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Johnston also notes how similar detoxes and cleanses are to the concerning psychological condition orthorexia nervosa, which is an unhealthy fixation on healthy eating.
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Trump's fixation with the caravan may have played a role in his decision Wednesday to deploy National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border.
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On the face of it, Trump's fixation with strength and his own ferocious rhetoric -- as well as the appointment of vehement Obama critic, retired Gen.
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For people who don't even have drones, it can become an addictive fixation, trying to get the fastest times on different courses to take no.
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Simultaneously, there is an obsessive relationship with the past, the fixation of someone whose memories are too acute — perhaps too painful — to leave anything behind.
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The stories Yang has written are very different from one another, but they share his fixation on exploring how culture, faith, and experience shape identity.
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So there was a gulf of reality, but not in spirit, a one-way attachment or fixation that transformed me and left them mostly unchanged.
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Instead, the discussion has been eclipsed by a fixation on a number that is a poor proxy for how NATO allies should share military burdens.
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TissuGlu and Sylys are the first products in a pipeline of technology that includes adhesives for surgical mesh fixation, meniscal repair and other orthopedic indications.
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The people they spoke to said they were attracted to the ritual of smoking, and the satisfaction of basic human cravings like an oral fixation.
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Called plastination or chemopreservation, the new approach involves chemical fixation and the embedding of brain tissue in a plastic-like form for long-term storage.
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Those probes focused on Epstein's hyper-obsessive fixation on receiving daily massages from underage girls and young-looking women at his Palm Beach, Florida, mansion.
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Chen's fixation is a little less dangerous, but it leaves him an isolated, with little support to help him cope with his work and trauma.
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Aniston went on to share that despite the fixation people have about her marital status, she's never placed a high priority on tying the knot.
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But it's radical in the context of a national fixation on abstinence, America having yet to implement any legal SIFs despite some encouraging recent campaigns.
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Regular order was more than a talking point for House leaders this year; it was their central fixation, idealized as the height of legislative policymaking.
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But there's a fixation on the idea that if your kids play soccer together, you'll be able to solve big problems in a legislative context.
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EVERYTHING IS TEETH (Pantheon, $24.95) is a lyrical reminiscence of her youthful fixation with sharks and with the conservationist and shark-attack survivor Rodney Fox.
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Incels' fixation on the condition seems to be derived from the fact that they sometimes attribute sexual or romantic troubles to being on the spectrum.
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It is too bad that Mr. Fish's fixation on small-bore campus politics keeps him from appreciating what is at stake outside the ivory tower.
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This is why it's important that the groundwork has been laid for a material shift in the government's longstanding fixation on defending the GDP target.
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That restrooms have become such a fixation, particularly at the state level, is a worrying reminder of the entrenched stigma the community continues to face.
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Our ability to make our students truly global, flexible, and forward thinking will depend on getting away from our misplaced fixation on space and place.
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RHINEBECK, NY — Growing up in a cramped, rent-controlled apartment, I had one primary fixation: drawing floor plans for where I wished I lived instead.
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But it would truly be a shame if a fixation on the playoffs prevented us all from appreciating one of the greatest shows in sports.
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Only a small group of experts share Mr. Trump's fixation, and few see tariffs as an effective tool to narrow the so-called trade gap.
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While some critics perceived Trump's fixation on the matter as egotistic pettiness, it's important to understand why Trump considered it a worthwhile political talking point.
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There's Jeffrey Wright as another theme park employee, and Ed Harris as a mysterious gunslinger who roams Westworld's wilderness and has a fixation on Dolores.
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The paradox, of course, is that it is that fixation on individuals that has hurt Pogba the most in his first year back in England.
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Though it may sound more measured or humanitarian, the practical result of this approach is all but indistinguishable from a bullheaded fixation on unachievable victory.
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Perhaps their fixation on status guided them, or maybe the entrenched misogyny, white entitlement and inequality of South African culture had entered the communal bloodstream.
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Mr. O'Brien, who interviewed Donald J. Trump for a biography, explains what a big influence his uncle had on Mr. Trump's fixation with nuclear war.
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Bloomberg has always liked to cite rafts of statistics to support his policies, but his data fixation was more than just a fondness for numbers.
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The president's fixation on impeachment even amid the potential for widening fallout with Iran reflects the challenge Trump will face in the weeks to come.
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They demonstrate a fixation on the truth—identifying it, drawing meaning from it, separating it from the "stories" or "narratives" that tangle themselves in it.
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Fitzgerald has long been a fixation of the screen, both small and silver, but no one has yet gotten it right, our Hollywood reporter writes.
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In the short term, Mr. Trump and his team have focused their energies on a familiar fixation — rooting out leaks in the leaky West Wing.
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Not to suggest that we have a fixation on this point, we do notice that we have previously pondered the British and their peculiar Britishness.
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Heteropessimism, and our fixation on men's fallibility, doesn't only help straight women evade responsibility for their bad behavior; it can help lesbians do it too.
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He also appeared to ridicule Trump's fixation on the spectacle of meeting with Kim, arguing that even a partial agreement would disproportionately benefit North Korea.
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But the fresh criticism amounts to the latest evidence of Trump's lingering fixation on Obama, who he's met in person only once since Inauguration Day.
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But in hindsight this was wrong, the feared inflation never came, and the economic recovery was slowed because of the Republican fixation on tight money.
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I have an "Essie" fixation even though I'm a gardener and my fingernails are a sci-fi movie, as there are monsters hiding beneath them.
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Negan's fixation on Rick's children isn't just a threat to Rick, but a reminder us that the violence he enacts will live on after him.
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It's also awkward given Surrealism's fixation with dismembered female bodies, and all the questions that recent events have raised about gendered power relations and consent.
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You only have to look at the Amazon HQ290 debacle to see there's still too much fixation on and glorification of in-person, mega-corporate work.
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Anna Delvey's fixation on what she wears — and her refusal to show up to court because of her outfit — is blatantly disrespectful to our legal system.
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Know Your Meme editor Matt Schimkowitz spoke to The Verge in 2017 about flat earth memes when they became a viral fixation on platforms like Reddit.
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She dutifully suggested that women's liberation came from a neurotic fixation on the phallus, as any psychology student would, but I don't think she believed it.
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With little access to news or social media among the caravan members, word of Mr. Trump's fixation on their northward journey spread via word-of-mouth.
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Wearables, another fixation of Wexler's, are created as sculpture to improve the natural abilities of the human body, which he treats as another form of architecture.
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Skye is insecure about Clay's fixation with his deceased crush, made all the worse by the fact that Clay can't seem to, umm, "perform" in bed.
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Part of our fixation on these tales is a cultural fetish for youth, but coming-of-age stories usually offer something more difficult than simple nostalgia.
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As anyone with a particular phobia or mental health fixation will know, the subject of that fear can become an obsession, and we are no different.
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So the new left fixation on a carbon tax is at least facially peculiar, since, it seems to me, the policy issues from classically neoliberal instincts.
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Mindfulness and the focus on focus aren't new by any means, but have increasingly been in the spotlight due to a mass fixation on self care.
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Trump's fixation on the election results has irked even some of his closest supporters, who want him to devote his full attention to governing the country.
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In the 2005 play "Mercury Fur", a child is tortured and murdered to fulfil the fantasy of a super-rich banker with a Vietnam-war fixation.
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His fixation on Brigsby Bear (the title of the movie is also the title of James's favorite show) stems from something far weirder, and far sadder.
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For the entrepreneurs and techies who convened at the Disrupt conference, the fixation on the direct listing underscored the eternal optimism that runs through Silicon Valley.
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At first, Voigt convinces herself that she's doing scholarly research on the extreme behavior of collectors who commit theft and even murder to feed their fixation.
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She said she hoped the president's fixation on MS-13 might spur changes that will keep other kids from being attacked and recruited by the gang.
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Hopefully, fixation with a new type of loan investment will keep investors at bay long enough to avoid a race to the bottom in loan quality.
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And beyond an obsessive fixation on "Problem Solvers" and "Problem Makers" learned from their absent father, they are completely bereft of ideology, background, or motivational underpinnings.
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Beyond last November's election results, a Fox News poll released this week indicates that Trump's fixation on curtailing all forms of immigration isn't resonating with voters.
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Given his never-ending pursuit of a pick-me-up, it's tempting to wonder whether his mind-body fixation was influenced by his drug-fueled past.
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It was a theme he returned to frequently, his enduring fixation on consumer demand — what made people angry or happy, what turned them on or off.
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Most of his work is in the service of his particular fixation: updating the articles associated with all 472 stations of the New York subway system.
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The president's fixation on culture wars is boorish and predictable, but he's right about something: Nobody wants to see the Kentucky Derby end on instant replay.
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Democrats have a new strategy for keeping gun control at the top of Congress's agenda: tying it to President Donald Trump's fixation on his border wall.
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I think of reading John McPhee on fishing for golf balls, or Ian Frazier on bears, or John Waters on his childhood fixation with car accidents.
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To the Editor: "How the Wall Has Boxed In the President" describes the origin of the president's fixation on building a wall along our southern border.
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It was clear then that he had a thing for women's posteriors, a fixation that has reached its nadir in this epic of jittering, bopping butt.
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He and other scientists compared Chinese academia's obsession with this numerical index to the government's fixation on gross domestic product as a measure of economic success.
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The president's fixation on chloroquine has ramped up demand nationally, making it difficult for some patients who need the drug for diagnostic uses to find it.
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Doyle's fixation on "nice" behavior is indicative of a much wider system of belief among the moneyed elite, who prize civility and manners above public welfare.
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Separately in the U.S., Republican operatives are alarmed about Mr. Trump's fixation on the Russia inquiry and unwillingness to stay on message ahead of midterm elections.
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Its breathless climactic presentation of the ethical threats of cloning aptly conjures a major cultural fixation of 20 years ago; now, though, it feels amusingly overhyped.
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The billionaire's need for excellence wasn't just a personal fixation, writes Chernow, but also spread throughout his organization and became a part of the company's ethos.
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Reflecting his fixation on personal loyalty, Mr. Trump quizzed Ms. Hyde-Smith on whether she had supported another candidate for president in 2016 before endorsing him.
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But in some ways his Administration, with its fixation on enemies and its willingness to bend laws for political gain, is more reminiscent of Richard Nixon's.
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Book Pudge isn't overtly confident, but he's not as timid as Plummer's version, an artistic decision perhaps implemented to make Pudge's fixation on Alaska more palatable.
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Rather than working as a glue for unity, the fixation on ethnic sharing of national opportunities and resources made Nigerians more aware of their ethnic differences.
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Little surprise, then, that Paterson should harbor a secret—a private fixation, known only to his wife, which keeps him down in the basement, after hours.
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Machado's never-named former lover is referred to only as The Woman in the Dream House, whose intense fixation on Machado brings both heaven and hell.
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Those complaining about his fixation with fictional voter fraud or crowd counts at his inauguration, in their view, are simply seeking ways to undercut his legitimacy.
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Trump's recent fixation with the coverage of his false claims about Hurricane Dorian and Alabama are just the latest example of this Trump-TV feedback loop.
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But the British official, who briefed reporters on the planned meeting, said alliance members felt they were in a "good place" on burden sharing, Trump's fixation.
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If the authorities are serious about treating drug use as a public health issue, then they have to let go of this longstanding fixation on punishment.
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And while the political viability of a policy proposal is important, research shows that a fixation on strategy can undermine people's ability to make informed choices.
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But the fixation can become severe if people are unwilling, whether because of trauma or learned behavior, to see their fantasy object as a real person.
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"All too prevalent and very evident during the course of this investigation has been a fixation on finances and balance sheets," said Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette.
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In Hitler's Monsters, a forthcoming book about Nazis and the supernatural, scholar Eric Kurlander examines how Hitler's rise exploited a public fixation with the occult and paganism.
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But this fixation with budgets alone will not reverse a stagnant economy, promote public investments, nor will it offer a better future for workers and the young.
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Instead of turning in good work, a fixation on every small detail can lead to missed deadlines and isolation as coworkers avoid working with them on projects.
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It's easy enough to trace the soundtrack's retro references, but Dixon and Stein's work for Stranger Things reflects the series' wider fixation: actively upending 80s cinematic clichés.
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Jexi briefly pathologizes Phil's particular fixation through a couple of flashback scenes where, as a child, he's repeatedly handed a phone to stave off boredom or strife.
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Teenage readers are especially understanding of Gatsby's fixation on recreating that moment when his life was most open to possibility, when he could become and do anything.
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I saw the way his eyes were so captivated by God who is love and I felt the fruit of that fixation when he spoke to me.
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If there's one thing that united Democrats and Republicans in the Reagan era (besides their unfortunate fixation with perms), it was their near universal hatred of weed.
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There are plenty of good reasons for this, but they come with an unfortunate side effect: The Watergate fixation feeds the fantasies of liberals and the left.
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But what they didn't understand was that this fixation on fitting in with their friends was more important than conforming to adults' societal expectations of their behavior.
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Additional benefits, such as reduction of the urban heat-island effect, avoided stormwater runoff, nitrogen fixation and energy savings could be worth $160 billion annually, it said.
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The bot team, dubbed OpenAI Five, played well but made some key mistakes, including an unusual fixation with a neutral character in the game known as Roshan.
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What did surprise him—apart from the speed with which the USSR fell apart—was the Pentagon's new fixation on fighting terror, jumping from crisis to crisis.
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Consider that, in this case, one fastidious weirdo's fixation on the finest of fine points erased an athlete's lead with a To Whom It May Concern email.
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In an article published in the Guardian newspaper in mid-January, he sounded positively Greek, complaining that the European Union's "fixation on austerity is actually destroying growth".
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At this point you might think Musk is just having a bit of fun with everybody over a brief fixation with tunnels, but he's — apparently — totally serious.
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Prior to backing Donald Trump, Mercer's primary electoral investment had been in the unsuccessful congressional campaign of a quack scientist with an obsessive fixation on human urine.
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Firms should stop share buybacks and end a fixation on short-term earnings, the chief executive of one of the world's largest financial services companies told CNBC.
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For people like Taylor, the woman who is stuck south of the wall in Texas, the frustration over the GOP's fixation on the border fence is palpable.
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Davidson and Grande sparked something nostalgic and borderline menacing in us; a fixation on celebrity dating that we hadn't much seen since the 90s and early aughts.
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Trump's fixation on Comey comes as special counsel Robert Mueller continues his investigation into Russian efforts to influence the election and possible collusion with the Trump campaign.
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So much about the Mumbai tragedy was traumatic -- from its excruciatingly long duration and cruel fixation on soft targets, to its ruthless efficiency and chillingly novel approach.
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He's convinced that Madison Avenue's fixation with the lithe and intoxicating 18-29 demographic has torpedoed his chances to get a few old faces on the tube.
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BRITTANY K. ALLEN Brooklyn To the Editor: The "fixation on diversity" Mark Lilla refers to is an affirmation process for those of us who are not white.
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But the trip that established the pattern of Bell's existence was made to an uncle in Tehran, in 1892; thus began her fixation on the Middle East.
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But his friends never managed to leave those glory days, even when they soured, and his selfish fixation on revisiting the past feels exploitative rather than caring.
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Despite defeating Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, Trump has maintained a fixation on his long-vanquished opponent, referencing her in most major speeches and interviews.
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The band's debut album, Fixation, at Rest, was first released back in 2010, and is getting a shiny new digital release from Norwegian label Dark Essence Records.
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It's a really good video, and the #WeighThis campaign is one of the most sincere and successful examples of our cultural pivot away from weight-loss fixation.
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And that's because "Armatopia" combines Marr's utopian fixation with crisp synths, a buzzy guitar line and visuals that recall a party at the end of the world.
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The teenager also has a strange fixation on penises, which she gratifies by having close encounters with as many as possible and sketching them in a notebook.
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In making the case for these non-gun control ideas, Doleac argues that the fixation on gun control might be distracting advocates from presumably more tractable alternatives.
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Either way, Alan Goldhammer, an Ajax fan with an outstanding name (my name fixation is, I think, rooted in being called Smith), has an idea worth exploring.
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He has an impressive repertoire and seems to enjoy the craft, not just the brute force, of pitching, which makes his fixation on velocity such a shame.
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It could also help give the company famous for its fixation on customer service more control, after delivery misses by UPS and FedEx during Christmas seasons past.
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As president, Mr. Trump is still selling the undocumented menace, the border wall and the rest of his anti-immigrant, anti-Mexican fixation to the American people.
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The play opened at the Public Theatre last November, five days before the Presidential election, which gave the country a new fixation: the Rust Belt working class.
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But officials' fixation on reducing this offense are misaligned, activist groups say, especially when these policies are likely to affect low-income riders and communities of color.
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Mr. Morales's critics say that his government's fixation with a particular brand of Bolivia's diverse Indigenous culture — the highland subsistence farming communities — masks the country's growing cosmopolitanism.
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For a few weeks in July, the national fixation turned to sports, when England made the semifinals of the World Cup for the first time in decades.
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While the memo has taken a winding path to being the fixation of Washington, as POLITICO's Matthew Nussbaum explains, it is now lingering over just about everything.
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A Times review of articles he wrote in the early 2000s found he showed a fixation with storytelling, media narratives and the power of personality in politics.
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Tuck was Puck, Shakespeare's mischievous sprite from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" - if Puck had been a Democratic Party campaign consultant with a major fixation on Richard Nixon.
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Carpenter explains that the fixation on women's "purity" stems from anxieties about women's sexual activity as it relates to determining the paternity of a potential future child.
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" The girl's fixation grew out of a deep fear that her mother "intended to devour her," Bettelheim explained, but with treatment, she was "well underway to complete recovery.
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In her docs, she refers to Jodie's history with "mentally troubled" people like Hinckley, who "shot President Ronald Reagan in 1981 based on his obsessive fixation with [Jodie]."
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For Ganz, whose first television writing job was on Community, her boss's inappropriate fixation on her made her question why she had been hired in the first place.
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I mean it&aposs not a media fixation as much its Rudy is just lashing out and he&aposs being criticized from all sides, including from his boss.
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Ten employees described Lauer's "fixation" on women, both at 30 Rockefeller and out in the field on assignment, including frequent comments on female staffers' appearances and sex lives.
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ZapReader "coaches" you on a variety of digital texts by removing potential roadblocks in your text that could lead to single word fixation or other bad reading habits.
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And when the contents of the hallowed "Tineeka" are revealed, the film makes some thoughtful points about the nature of revenge and about our fixation on sacred objects.
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President Trump's fixation with TV and cable news has been well chronicled; he tuned in obsessively during the campaign, and he continues to now from the White House.
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The fixation with electric scooters grew out of dockless bike-sharing, where companies offer bike rentals that can be picked up and left anywhere convenient to the rider.
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And according to Jeffries, it was exactly in line with how King had always seen the world, and his longstanding fixation on the radical redistribution of economic power.
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But these days, channeling opinionated teenage girls (who share his love of junk food) suits him more because he appreciates their fixation on friendship, popularity, looks and ambition.
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Belichick's father was also a coach, Welch pointed out, which spurred his love for football and his "superhuman fixation on preparation" by watching games to perfect his strategy.
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For his part, Jidenna brought his MJ fixation with him, going as far to dress like him at school— that is, until a girl named Reniesha stepped in.
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If writing independently, Lennon probably would've focused on the moon and the monolith, but Claypool made it a character study of the astronaut's fixation with this mysterious claim.
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Terorrism experts said that the mosque shooting was more evidence that far-right extremism — despite its ideological fixation on national identity — now constitutes a growing global terror threat.
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" The woman -- who goes by Annadelpanino on IG -- claims she has "obsessive compulsion with acute fixation issues" and could find Emile, since "you're just a plane ride away.
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But again, the chief consistency I could discern between members within the two Arkansas Groups and Indiana Volunteer Militia was their fixation on and love of gun rights.
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During his address at an Illinois steel plant, the president again discussed the media's fixation on him, pointing to the cameras which were watching him at the event.
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Loving The Sopranos is possibly the least original way a person can consume media, and yet, I like to think I was uniquely pre-disposed to this fixation.
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The problem was that the "safe burials" ordered by the WHO—with its understandable yet singular fixation on biosafety—were insensitive to the sacred dimensions of funeral custom.
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References to the Doomsday Clock are scattered all across our cultural landscape, and particularly in heavy metal, which has long indulged in a fixation with all things apocalyptic.
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The current fixation with 28503 is because Saudi Arabia's effective ruler, Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, aka MbS, sees it as the date when Saudi Islam became extremist.
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The fixation of Republicans on the Hill on Soros' misguided political preoccupations and arguable overreach is misplaced, however, at a time when first-order issues are at stake.
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Instead, the fixation on Sanders's wealth seems to have more to do with a general discomfort in talking about his policy positions, and perhaps especially, his democratic socialism.
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Nor was this the first time Huckabee has revealed his odd fixation on Jay Z, who is widely regarded as one of the best rappers of all time.
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I moved to America more than a decade ago from Israel and found myself half-seduced and half-flummoxed by the very American fixation on growth and improvement.
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From quipping about his wardrobe to his Dippin' Dots fixation, the spotlight on Mr. Spicer briefly made him one of the most famous press secretaries in American history.
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I wanted someone to ask about my panic attacks, my inability to focus, my fixation with exercise or the reason I drank before sleeping with a new partner.
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And algorithms be damned, Like Life, curated by Luke Syson and Sheena Wagstaff, was a superb examination of humanity's fixation with its fabricated self across time and space.
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That's because those countries bring a different set of calculations to the table when it comes to reining in North Korea's fixation on becoming a global nuclear power.
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But Kathy's devotion to her birds — and her fervor in protecting the life she built with them — soon fascinated Miron, whose film contemplates the impact of Kathy's fixation.
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Dingo attacks are most closely associated with the 1980 case of Azaria Chamberlain, whose disappearance attracted media coverage in Australia that rivaled the American fixation on O.J. Simpson.
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And, according to Jeffries, it was exactly in line with how King had always seen the world, and his longstanding fixation on the radical redistribution of economic power.
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He managed to reconcile Schumann's extremes, especially in the teeming finale, in which the music's fixation on dotted-note rhythms seems at cross purposes with its dancing energy.
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These items explore the fixation on unlocking nature's potential to achieve new levels of both splendor and achievement, an idea that seems to trickle throughout the other galleries.
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The American fixation with TikTok, however, tells only part of a broader story about Chinese efforts to shape the global information architecture through using popular social media platforms.
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He describes Mr. Trump's fixation on conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election, and about the supposed corruption of Marie Yovanovitch, the American ambassador to Ukraine.
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Trump's fixation on a physical barrier is the modern equivalent of the Maginot Line, the allegedly impregnable fortifications France constructed to safeguard itself from German invasion before 1940.
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