"What was disturbing is me identifying with him," he explained.
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You and I may have trouble identifying with this decision.
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When do you start identifying with one more than the other?
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But let's forget about "identifying with" or "relating to" a book.
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But they should be wary of identifying with his fabulous wealth.
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Most other Palmach commanders ended up identifying with the Israeli left.
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She was completely identifying with the person she was writing to.
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Had a hard time fully identifying with just one of those countries.
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For them, conservatism is about identifying with outsiders and marginalized white Americans.
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Indeed, watching the World Cup almost always means identifying with multiple countries.
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Identifying with Shakespeare's characters helped him make sense of his own life.
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However, identifying with my Swedish side more, I found it rather difficult.
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"You find yourself identifying with different characters several times an episode," she says.
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I don't think you're identifying with your biology, so you can't have coffee.
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Instead they wind up identifying with the amoral (if not psychopathic) anti-hero.
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When did you stop identifying with the movement, and what led to that?
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Instead, women were more comfortable identifying with the word "motivated," the survey found.
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"You find yourself identifying with different characters several times an episode," she said.
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We don't want to, but we often find ourselves identifying with the hotheads.
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" Reece described identifying with the student: "The look on his face was familiar.
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Over a few days, I vacillate between identifying with Danny's portrait and not.
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But the population of out non-binary people is growing in the US. A 2016 UCLA study estimated that only 0.7% of teens identified as transgender (combining those identifying with a non-conforming gender and those identifying with a binary gender).
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Identifying with victimhood meant being vulnerable in a way I couldn't let myself be.
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"They are not identifying with Trump on any kind of personal level," he says.
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People suffering from mental illness can sometimes be energized by identifying with their disorder.
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"Everyone was identifying with the [movie's themes of] young love and angst," she recalls.
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Without narrative contrivances, I found myself identifying with the housemates in a powerful way.
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It seems that a lot of people are having trouble identifying with a black protagonist.
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But D'Elia said that was one of the major struggles in identifying with her character.
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What harm could come from identifying with the thoughts and feelings of our fellow creatures?
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I had always recoiled from the idea of identifying with the victims of the Holocaust.
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Mr. Middleditch discussed identifying with Richard, his evolution as an actor and his new plane.
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He described seeing Terminator 2 in prison and identifying with the character played by Linda Hamilton.
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They are going to see our brand, and that's the brand they are identifying with sports.
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But Dre makes a strong case for his son identifying with Blackness in an affirmative way.
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Once I began being more open about my identity, I started identifying with the LGBTQI community.
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Under those circumstances, empathy looks less like identifying with the other and more like emotional hegemony.
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The problem is that identifying with any character on Game of Thrones is a mug's game.
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According to a recent Pew Research Center poll, Democratic voters are increasingly identifying with the label liberal.
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One of the best outlets I know for anxiety is writing, and through that, identifying with others.
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Do you think it's significant that moviegoers who don't see themselves represented onscreen are identifying with her?
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Visiting the Salem Witch Museum as a child, McGilvray says, she found herself identifying with the accused.
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Most descendants of immigrants stop identifying with their ancestral homelands and simply think of themselves as white.
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Britain became a service economy, the empire disappeared and people stopped identifying with the Church of England.
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Less than one third of all women said they're proud identifying with the label, the report revealed.
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And then there's us identifying with key retailers where every other month there's a different event happening.
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It's unfortunate, but identifying with characters who weren't quite representing them has been queer people's lot for generations.
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Mitsu Sucks: As a gay guy, I always had trouble identifying with the mainstream gay scene in Japan.
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And sometimes, I'm identifying with Jack, and watching Rose, drawing her gorgeous curves like one my French girls.
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If you suddenly feel yourself identifying with (what sounds like a pretty badass) serpent bearer, go with it.
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Some prior polling on the witch hunt topic showed smaller proportions of Americans identifying with the president's rhetoric.
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" Dakota of Earth—another drug YouTuber—describes the transition to ego death as "awareness identifying with a body.
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But we're talking about identifying with and inspiring voters, which is the only major question at the moment.
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It's a state of identifying with a gender that differs from the sex you were assigned at birth.
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They are also identifying with an anger that she has rarely shown but they can imagine she feels.
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And crunching on my popcorn there in the theater, I suddenly realized I was identifying ... with their parents.
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As Walker shows in his biography, Chopin cared deeply about instruments to the point of identifying with them.
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The research team had anticipated that girls, identifying with the star of the show, would be more vulnerable.
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Strongly identifying with your culture or heritage could buffer against symptoms of anxiety, particularly in the face of adversity.
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And at first, the movie almost tricks us into identifying with Clark's discomfort around his sooty, possibly inbred cousins.
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"People are really identifying with it because sharing personal stories, I believe, is a form of activism," says Goodman.
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When you like a photo of two lesbian dogs in matching knit hats, you're not identifying with the dogs.
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For Turgeon, this emphasis on inclusivity harkens back to the long history of marginalized people identifying with fantastical creatures.
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Mr. Lloyd has talked about identifying with his star sign (Pisces), and the importance of waterways to his life.
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Identifying with something powerful and capable of bringing about change, like a strong nation, becomes very attractive, he said.
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To come of age as a gay man in America necessitates identifying with whiteness and constantly measuring yourself against it.
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Despite his close relationship with "99 Problems" hitmaker, Mensa grew up identifying with another artist, JAY-Z's onetime rival, Nas.
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The show reveals Sam caught in a cultural catch-22 because she doesn't feel comfortable identifying with just one race.
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It doesn't do much for your healing if you're constantly identifying with the worst thing that happened in your life.
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With these, I find myself in a strange transference -- identifying with those left behind, not the dying or dead themselves.
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"Women are playing games, but they aren't necessarily identifying with them," Megan King, a marketing manager at Dots, told Refinery29.
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From the start, a certain number of fans were hooked, identifying with the show's themes of female empowerment and inclusiveness.
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A lot of times in heteronormative media, what made me feel queer was identifying with the desires of the female characters.
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As a young child, she loved dressing up as her favorite characters from movies and plays, always identifying with the villains.
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Because as with Trump, the MAGA appeal for West appears to really be about identifying with and revering an unapologetic outsider.
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If I'm going to consume fiction, shouldn't I have the luxury of identifying with a woman who doesn't end up dead?
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It was in Los Angeles that she first found herself identifying with the lead role in scripts rather than supporting parts.
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" The change in protected status runs parallel with their agreement with the Palace to stop publicly identifying with the term "royal.
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Pakistani citizens will now be able to self-identify with the third option, instead of just identifying with male or female.
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The policy prohibits people identifying with a gender different from their biological sex from serving in the military, with narrow exceptions.
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But now that he's their Republican president, all those doubts seem irrelevant, and identifying as a partisan means identifying with him.
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But now, she said, she was identifying with members of the tent camp and beginning to have questions about her faith.
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"There was always a moral red line that prevented people here identifying with extremist parties, and that was the Holocaust," he said.
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When you read a lot, you grow accustomed to identifying with all sorts of heroes, anti-heroes, villains, and everything in between.
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Identifying with characters with weird backstories or magical abilities has made me view life in a much more playful and hopeful light!
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" Weld said some members of the Republican Party who support Trump "exhibit all the symptoms of Stockholm syndrome, identifying with their captor.
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It seems that it recontextualizes things that we've grown up consuming and identifying with, so it immediately prompts a reaction in viewers.
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While the figures are starkest among younger people, in every age group the biggest single group are those identifying with no religion.
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"My thoughts on the book have nothing to do with my identifying with Meg," Ms. Mathis told me in a phone interview.
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A relatively small proportion of millennials personally embody ethnic diversity in the sense of identifying with more than one race or ethnicity.
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But are men's interests really best served by identifying with and promoting the interests of those accused of sexual abuse or misconduct?
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She also began to spend more time in the East Village, identifying with women who shaved their heads but not their armpits.
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This is a big deal, especially now, because an increasing number of children and teenagers are identifying with more diverse, nontraditional gender identities.
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And just now, four years later, are identifying with the micro -- the mitochondrial DNA that Joan is referring to, which is really antiquated.
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"This translates into games even, where people design characters with lighter skin because people have an easier time identifying with them." says Moore.
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Social psychologists who study the way sports impact our lives say that identifying with a team lessens feelings of loneliness, depression, and alienation.
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Strategically, identifying with a new government makes sense for New Zealand First, which has been stung by coalitions with incumbents in the past.
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Ross Douthat As a political journalist, you never forget the first time you stop just covering a politician and start identifying with her.
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Now, though, The Beatles makes me nostalgic for youth, and for the juvenile, escapist fantasy of identifying with a time that isn't yours.
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Every single time a new format comes up for identifying with other people, we all throw up our hands thinking it's a disaster.
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That would be a quicker or easier route to be cool than identifying with a philosophy that virtually no one knows anything about.
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Stella has a different set of personal anxieties than Ramón, but winds up identifying with the town's 19th-century social outcast, Sarah Bellows.
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Obviously the subject matter is fraught and profoundly upsetting in and of itself—just wait until you start identifying with the main characters.
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Seventy-one percent of Republicans say a major reason for identifying with their party is that Democratic policies are harmful to the country.
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Have we grown so accustomed to the mirror images they provide that we're no longer capable of identifying with better versions of ourselves?
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Younger argued a "watchful waiting" approach was better to see if the child reverted to identifying with their biological sex at a later age.
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Sometimes, on yet another rewatch, I'm identifying with Rose, and desiring Jack, who looks a little like every soft butch lesbian I've ever loved.
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Are there not people that in the privacy of their own homes or not, you know, somehow identifying with the sick, twisted, evil cause.
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It's easy to imagine him identifying with Kendrick Lamar's "Humble," maybe even making it the song he started his days with for a time.
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This has been a growing issue this year as individuals and groups identifying with white supremacy have become more active and visible on Twitter.
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Given that the party has departed, permanently or temporarily, from so much that you believe in, what's the point of identifying with it anymore?
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As language evolves and our understanding of gender continues to expand, people are identifying with an ever-growing and increasingly fluid group of labels.
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Her retro construction is utterly self-conscious, identifying with her audience from a distance: "Look at you kids with your vintage music," it begins.
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By identifying with those avatars, even cosplaying as their personal heroes, marginalized players could feel emboldened in a culture that otherwise rejected who they were.
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I wager that simply reading the above list left you stressed out and self-identifying with a number of the factors that cause founders stress.
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With the mainstreaming of L.G.B.T. people, and the wider variety of people identifying with "queer" issues, who rightfully owns a space once simply called "gay"?
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During the height of the full moon, we often feel polarized, over-identifying with transient feelings and circumstances and experiencing contradictions between head and heart.
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But after President Trump's surprise victory, even more of them are embracing and identifying with aspects of the new American president's style and life story.
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Strongly identifying with the renown artist, Mr. Adams was motivated in 1993 to transfer to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn where Mr. Lawrence had once taught.
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"If they start advocating policies readers won't agree with, then the concern is readers will stop buying and stop identifying with the paper," the staffer said.
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" The church began to use the term "same-sex attraction" in the mid-1990s, encouraging gay members to avoid "over identifying with [their] temporary mortal condition.
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Teens were no longer yearning for the same shirt as their peers, instead they were identifying with new fashion trends as they looked to individualize themselves.
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The report also suggests that students are becoming dissatisfied with the two-party political system, with 217 in 236 students not identifying with either major party.
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Those who lean Republican but are independent said their main reason for not fully identifying with the Republican party is frustration with party leadership (52 percent).
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As a woman, I find myself identifying with my models, and I'm not at all interested in reducing them solely to the objects of my work.
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Identifying with characters unburdened by male and female gender roles helped Jackson feel more comfortable expressing himself; eventually, it helped him connect with his fellow queer players.
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Listening to their stories and talking with those who are undocumented, I find myself strongly identifying with them, as their narratives in many ways mirror my own.
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According to data from the American National Election Studies, since 1952 the share of Americans not identifying with the major parties has floated between 20% and 42%.
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"So many women around the country were watching it together in rooms and texting one another about what they were seeing, identifying with her," said Donegan said.
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She comes at her topics from unexpected angles — sometimes identifying with forces of destruction, sometimes mourning their ravages — but there's no mistaking the intensity of her conviction.
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We often find ourselves in moments where we lack power, and address that lack we supplement that by identifying with identities around us that we find powerful.
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I think that was, like, the beginning of identifying with another person, or trying to understand another human being's pain, in a way, through looking at myself.
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Another way to think of it is as a social identity, in which being a conservative means identifying with the group of people who call themselves conservatives.
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Similarly, those identifying with the Democratic Party who read media perceived as right-leaning like Fox News rated it higher when they did not know the source.
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And it applies to nearly any policy question related to Israelis and Palestinians, suggesting that Americans derive their views by identifying with one side over the other.
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For me, identifying with Africa gave me a higher sense of who I was, knowing that we have a proud history and are all in this together.
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What this is doing is opening it up and showing a whole human — not just identifying with the fact that this person pushed a child out her vagina.
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"The most destructive effect of child abuse is perhaps the need to hold on to the abusing parent or parent figure by identifying with the abuser," he wrote.
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They still see themselves more as settlers than as immigrants, identifying with the Pilgrims and the Founders, with Lewis and Clark and Davy Crockett and Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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It's by no means an exhaustive list, and on the flip side, identifying with one or more of these signs isn't a surefire indication that your relationship is unhealthy.
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"Not only are we here to stay, but bisexuality is a vital part of the community and people are identifying with it strongly, and earlier than ever," Bolles says.
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With help from artists at Mac Guff, the film brings to life The Land of the Lost Sidekicks, a tale Owen wrote about identifying with the movies' secondary characters.
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If so, it's very understandable that National Review is irked about how much credit Trump may be getting for simply identifying with a brand he doesn't represent very well.
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They write: At Tuesday's meeting we will be formalizing our goals for collaboration and identifying with smaller companies specific areas of support needed as part of the GIFCT's workplan.
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Many of the queries actually stayed away from R-rated stuff, and focused more on the non-sexual experiences of living life identifying with a more privileged sexual orientation.
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But if a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with their own.
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When you experience that as a crowd and you look around and everybody else is identifying with it in the same way, there's just something about that shared experience.
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Some have been in the United States long enough that when Trump vilifies a recent tide of Hispanic immigrants, they're not closely identifying with the objects of his scorn.
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It's possible, Barris said, that his nostalgia for old-fashioned breadwinner masculinity stems from the fact that his mother was "so far away" from identifying with the feminist movement.
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Results were more pronounced when we took into account how the raters felt, in terms of identifying with a party (positive feelings) and disidentifying with a party (negative feelings).
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But if a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with our own.
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It's the catch-22 of identifying with anything edgy, cool, or individual: At some inevitable saturation point, that edgy, cool, and individual thing becomes mainstream, played out, and boring.
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That can bias the president's apparent popularity among his party upward, since pollsters are then only asking people who are sufficiently committed that they haven't stopped identifying with that party.
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" Casually and mid-stride over the transformative nothing that is the end of a line Mayröcker multiplies the speaker's head into a plurality, "heads," identifying with the "abundant blos-/soms.
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Unlike the punk scene, which I found myself heavily identifying with growing up, goth feels less angry and politically inclined, attracting people who lean inwards, and more towards the reserved.
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On "Killers Who Are Partying", she sings about identifying with the downtrodden ("I will be gay, if the gay are burned / I will be Africa, if Africa is shut down").
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In the past few years, more human rights organizations have started to address the double bigotry that people identifying with both of those groups have to deal with—LGBTQ Roma.
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"I think that there are a lot of women who are Republicans, who find themselves identifying with Republican policies, who would not vote or vote for Hillary Clinton," Stech said.
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Tormented by his peers and identifying with Salinger's hero Holden Caulfield, he has adapted and is determined to mount a stage production of "Rye," encouraged by a teacher (Adrian Pasdar).
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I've documented my own issues with socializing, and it's put me in a position of self-identifying with the very things I write about (film/TV) like my guy Elijah.
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"We have seen some movement across black voters, frankly, in not as strongly identifying with the Democratic Party as they may have previously," said Adrianne Shropshire, executive director of BlackPAC.
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In contrast, and despite their "anti-elite" pretensions, many cometicians "punch down", identifying with the majority by making fun of those at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale, often underprivileged minorities.
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By one survey nearly 22017 percent of youth in Minnesota fall under these categories, identifying with neither gender, or both, or trans, or just defying a traditional male/female binary option.
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Some women who have transitioned and then gone back to identifying with their assigned gender — "desisting" and "detransitioning" — do think that rapid-onset gender dysphoria via social contagion describes their experiences.
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If this were the Netflix Punisher or Daredevil series, audiences would know exactly who they were supposed to be identifying with: the familiar face with a long history as a hero.
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Democracy is experiencing a "crisis of legitimacy," writes Van Reybrouck, a Belgian cultural historian, who cites declining voter turnout, higher volatility in voter support and fewer people identifying with political parties.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the ancient world, headgear was a primary way of identifying with a glance, the status, trade, gender, ethnic background, and religion of an individual.
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By one survey nearly 24 percent of youth in Minnesota fall under these categories, identifying with neither gender, or both, or trans, or just defying a traditional male/female binary option.
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"When media coverage of immigration uses the Latino threat narrative, the likelihood of whites identifying with the Democratic Party decreases and the probability of favoring Republicans increase," Abrajano and Hajnal write.
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For the first 20 pages of the script, I was thinking, this is the character that I'll play, this is our protagonist, and this is the guy that I'm identifying with.
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I had begun my trip in a mood of dejection and self-pity, feeling shunned, overlooked, ignored, rejected — easily identifying with migrants and Mexicans, who knew the feeling of being despised.
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Sociologist Aaron McCright and his colleagues argue that the high number of Americans identifying with the political right explains why the U.S., unlike other wealthy countries, is less concerned about climate change.
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And there's a, kind of, way of identifying with these images that is so much greater with logos than it is with art history, which tends to be an elite audience right?
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"But when he starts using rhetoric like 'just say no," he is identifying with the more superficial approach that is not effective with the target audience of teenagers you're trying to reach.
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If the language and therefore the culture is effectively obliterated, this leads to a cultural alienation and subsequently an identifying with the colonizer because to a colonial child, what else is there?
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It perpetually relegates queer identity to the celluloid closet and then is baffled when queer people wind up identifying with horror film villains and writing fanfiction that recasts straight characters as gay.
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Democratic strategists told Amie Parnes of The Hill that most of Biden&aposs support comes from people who are familiar with his name and that millennials aren&apost identifying with his policies.
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Not because he deserves our sympathy necessarily, but because his relatability allows male players to simultaneously condemn his actions, while also uncomfortably identifying with the feelings that lead him to unforgivable actions.
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You could imagine Al Qaeda or Timothy McVeigh identifying with Luke blowing up the Death Star — plucky underdogs destroying symbols of invincible power with dollar-store equipment and an audacious, suicidal plan.
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In the two-in-one autobiographical volume "My Parents: An Introduction/This Does Not Belong to You," Hemon imagines his tormentors' panic and suffering, compulsively identifying with them in spite of himself.
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I think about subversion here in the sense of intelligent resistance and opposition, a strategy which relies on imitating or even identifying with the subject of criticism and then shifting the meaning.
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Loyalty to Labour is in long-term decline: in 1997-353 the percentage of Indian voters identifying with Labour fell from 77% to 45%, while among Pakistanis it fell from 79% to 54%.
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Flipping the concept on its head brings a subversive quality to the show, leading the viewer toward identifying with the machines, whose rising consciousness creates the prospect of rebelling against their abusive overlords.
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But it feels really good to be identifying with people who I disagree with [on] a lot of things, and to know that we have strong agreement on issues that are really important.
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In response to her declared support for Mr. Trump, L.G.B.T.Q. activists called Ms. Jenner out online, and sometimes in person, chastising her for identifying with a party that did not support their rights.
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When white artists, writers and editors are identifying with the music or the struggles of African-Americans, Native Americans or other communities, that is a sign of empathy, which is to be celebrated.
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I believe that being less partial, thinking about the world as a whole, and identifying with a humanitarian tradition that has tried to make the world a better place can make us happier.
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"Growing up with him, I could see him identifying with all of our boy toys and everything and he would be really comfortable in his skin and in his gender," the Maine native recalls.
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They argue that firing someone for being attracted to people of the same gender -- or for identifying with a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth -- is tantamount to sex stereotyping.
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A lot of people like Breaking Bad, but if you wore a Breaking Bad t-shirt, you're not really identifying with something in the same way you do if it's a pop star. Yeah.
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Tragedy struck the next day, when one of the young men identifying with the white supremacists plowed his car into the crowd of counter-protesters, killing a young woman and injuring nearly two dozen.
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"If some boys and girls are happier identifying with a different gender from that in which they were born, then my job is to make sure that we accommodate that," Cairns told the publication.
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" He went on, "Pushing myself into corners, identifying with the underdog, becoming the over-dog, being punished for that, retreating, advancing, learning to live in modern times, all the while creating at every turn.
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Taking a leaf from the gilets jaunes in France, the protestors tend to express anger at the entire political system, rather than having a clear political agenda or even identifying with a political party.
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In meeting Carl, and for some yet-unexplained reason identifying with the boy, Negan is finally being fleshed out in the ways he needs to be if he's to become a true and lasting villain.
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Berlant held that American popular culture had been built, layer by layer, from " Uncle Tom's Cabin " to "The Simpsons," upon the assumption that identifying with "someone else's stress, pain, or humiliated identity" could change you.
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Also with Technofeminism, basically I'm like this is a space for female DJs, and if you're gonna play and you're male, you need to be really respectful of them and be comfortable identifying with feminism.
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Like I ain't ever met this nigga, I ain't ever seen him for a day in my life, I ain't never slid through his residential, this nigga be identifying with what I've got going on.
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The group has no official leadership, making it difficult to know how many of those identifying with the group actually back McAfee for a Trump administration post or if the claimed endorsement is a hoax.
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New England had a relatively low share of "highly religious" respondents in Pew's survey, with about a third of the populations of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts self-identifying with the above devout behaviors.
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But should we not also condemn Black Lives Matter when they chant, "Pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon" or when people identifying with them shoot and kill police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge?
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People identifying with the Republican Party who read media perceived as left-leaning like The New York Times and Vox without knowing where it came from rated it as more trustworthy than the nonblinded group did.
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But 260 years after the Stonewall riots that kick-started the gay liberation movement, young queer people are expressing a new openness to identifying with more fluid sexuality labels like "queer" — or with no label at all.
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Women age 25-29 had the highest likelihood of identifying with needing financial stability and career focus, suggesting again that the high cost of having a baby can be too much for many millennial women to bear.
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For me, being an "American Latina" means identifying with and being influenced by both my American upbringing and my Latin heritage, and I have so much appreciation for how those two cultures have created who I am.
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When non-smoking teens see ads for e-cigarettes, and are curious about the products advertised, perhaps even identifying with a favorite brand, they might also be more susceptible to taking up cigarettes, a new study finds.
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And Lyft is providing discounted rides to polling places, and will provide free rides to people in underserved communities, which it is identifying with help from nonprofit organizations including Voto Latino and affiliates of the Urban League.
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When the Emory political scientists use the Gallup data to account for Republicans who have stopped identifying with the party since the election, they find that partisan support for Trump could be substantially lower than it appears.
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It held that at a certain point, children must identify with one or the other parent and adopt their characteristics; a boy identifying with his mother was supposedly the root of a whole host of mental disorders.
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Fifty years after the Stonewall riots kick-started the gay liberation movement, young queer people are expressing a new openness to identifying with more fluid sexuality labels like "queer" — or with no label at all, Michael Waters writes.
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Alejandra Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France.
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So for various reasons, my parents are Hungarian and I know that there's no connection directly between communism and Hungary and the Labor Party in the U.K., but I found myself on the right in identifying with Thatcher.
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Nevertheless, it is notable that this divide is nearly as wide among members of the leading parties, as is our observation that 61 percent of independents — those not identifying with either party — indicated the environment is getting worse.
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The changes they did make with V2 (water-proofing, higher-def video, slightly updated design) have fundamentally been tweaks towards perfecting a vision that consumers don't seem to be identifying with already, all in a package that costs more.
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"A lot of people are identifying with language that isn't just about gender, which the scientific community is stuck on, but it's also about non-physical traits you like and the intensity of those feelings of desire," he said.
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If you start doing that with all of the elements of your interior experience, then pretty soon the sense of self is not anything like what it used to be if you're not identifying with any of that stuff.
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New data from the Anti-Defamation League confirms that over the last decade, native-born white supremacists and others identifying with far-right movements have been responsible for the vast majority of extremist-related murders in the United States.
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I blame the nerd in me for strongly identifying with this feeling, but I hate running without tracking my distance or route, and lifting weights was a chore until I started logging those to track my progress, or lack thereof.
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It is not simply that the number identifying with non-Christian religions has been growing and the number who identify as Christian falling, but that those who say they have "no religion" (but are not necessarily secular) are now the majority.
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After the Pottermore quiz debuted in 2011, Twitter and Reddit were awash with confusion from Harry Potter fans who had spent years identifying with one house but had been just been sorted into another, and now had to figure out why.
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"When media coverage of immigration uses the Latino threat narrative, the likelihood of whites identifying with the Democratic Party decreases and the probability of favoring Republicans increase," political scientists Marisa Abrajano and Zoltan Hajnal write in their book White Backlash.
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Seizing on ample historical records, each Correspondances singer has taken to identifying with a specific member of Charpentier's circle, so that in concert they not only interpret a musical line but also bring to life a flesh-and-blood Baroque musician.
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Through identifying with characters and people who are nothing like us, through destroying the walls between ourselves and others, the people who love words — both writers and readers — strive to understand others and break down the boundaries that separate us.
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" "We're the only parts of my mom's side in the U.S. so it's been a way to bond," she said over Instagram DM. "And it's also been reassuring to me personally to see other mixed-raced people identifying with their Asian side.
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"I had a thirst for identifying with people who were not their story, who had developed a new story for themselves instead of sitting in this little box that they'd made for themselves because of this label they attached to themselves," she says.
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The most pervasive myth about transgender people — and the one myth that underpins much of the discrimination they face — is that they're somehow confused or actively misleading others by identifying with a gender different from the one assigned to them at birth.
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The battles were over a longstanding divide between unionists, a largely Protestant group identifying with and loyal to the United Kingdom, and nationalists or republicans, mainly Catholics, who want to see Northern Ireland united with its southern neighbor, the Republic of Ireland.
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There's a cultural nationalism that they're identifying with, especially for folks who were born and raised in China, in an era post-Mao in the 1980s, which was a different China, I think, than the postwar China that my parents came from.
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Bruguera, a Cuban artist who is actively outspoken about her opposition to Cuban law and censorship, was herself jailed in 2014–2015 in Cuba, immediately identifying with his story of government censorship and utilizing the arts as a vehicle for political thought.
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O'Brien said she and her colleagues saw a "huge spike" in people admitted to inpatient psychiatric care who reported identifying with the show's main character, and wanted to kill themselves like she did, in the few months after the show first aired in 2017.
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Or I've cut my hair, or I'll get a piercing, or I'll do something, because my body and my mind are identifying with a new version of me outside of that story, and I wanted to do that with Jane in the second season.
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It was also the setting for a deeply personal and private set of encounters in which Mr. Obama, better known for his cool and unruffled temperament, dispenses with the trappings of his office and becomes an emotional father identifying with parents who have lost children.
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But while a national crisis can confer legitimacy on incumbents, especially a Senate leader at the center of negotiating the largest economic stimulus in US history, it may also provide an opportunity for challengers to try to resonate with average Americans by identifying with them.
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But for someone who bristles at the diffusion of the Detroit identity to include Cranbrook students, or someone with a studio practice in Pontiac, there is a bit of hypocrisy in identifying with a set of cultural practices associated with a continent much farther away.
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For the viewer identifying with Blair, the pleasure of this scene comes from the idea that Blair is so special that Chuck does not want to rape her — and by extension, that the women who Chuck did want to rape are worth less than Blair.
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For Leah Juliett, a 20-year-old New York-based activist and the founder of the March Against Revenge Porn, she identifies as both non-binary (not identifying with the gender binary system) and gender-fluid, and she uses the pronouns she/her and they/them.
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Marshall's experience in the Continental Army, including the winter of 1778 at Valley Forge, instilled in him an intense sense of national identity—one that would endure even when identifying with the nation as opposed to his own state became a matter of bitter partisan controversy.
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The commercial dominance of Bryan and his peers — artists like Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line — has often led Nashville's more critically acclaimed Americana wing, which includes artists like Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell and Kacey Musgraves, to distance themselves from identifying with country altogether.
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Mr. Macron appeared to briefly put himself on the side of the protesters, declaring at the outset that the lesson of the Yellow Vest movement — he was careful not to name it — was that "we are not resigned," seemingly identifying with the pugnacity of the protesters.
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As I made reference to - people over identifying with what they do (the role they play, following the "script" written for them by parents, coaches, teachers, religion, spirituality, society, etc.) versus who they are as a human being, and the negative impact "playing an evil clown" can have.
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In spite of her private misery, she persevered, believing in the work of identifying with the mission of Jesus, who had a special love of the poor -- those on the margins of society, those without fame or wealth or power, those truly discarded by the rest of the world.
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"One of the most interesting things about Judaism in the United States is that there are so many different ways of practicing what it means to be Jewish," Aliza Luft, assistant professor at UCLA's Department of Sociology, told us, elaborating on the many types of identifying with the religion.
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Of the groundbreaking decision, the school's headmaster, Richard Cairns, explained at the time that "if some boys and girls are happier identifying with a different gender from that in which they were born, then my job is to make sure that we accommodate that," according to the BBC.
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The first installment of the film franchise went on to gross more than $296 million, ushering in a wave of think pieces about the dangers of teen girls identifying with Bella — a young woman willing to waste away in front of the window, waiting for her vampire in shining armor.
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A lot of the jokes come from characters comically overreacting to both these fears and treating Miyubi as a serious adversary, instead of a talking calculator — especially the grandfather, a World War II veteran who goes from claiming the robot is a weapon "sent by Hirohito" to grudgingly identifying with Miyubi's slow decay.
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The success of this series, much like the success of the Twilight series that inspired it, hinges on the idea of the primarily female audience identifying with the female lead — who is a mousy take on the every woman — and wanting the kind of love affair she shares with the male lead.
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To those who have read Rich's previous work, the recurring themes of these 18 stories will be familiar: the struggle of creative ambition against the reality of one's limitations; the struggle of both rejecting and identifying with a religious tradition; the struggle of the selfish and bratty trying not to be so selfish or bratty.
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Given that White is an African American male born around the beginning of the Civil Rights movement, and that he feels a kinship with van Gogh, identifying with him as a damaged hero who is unlucky in love, his context for artistic kinship seems to be more personal and experiential than cultural or racial.
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I can absolutely imagine being a 16- or 17-year-old and wanting to be like Kanye—perhaps not fully understanding why you can't say some things nowadays or not understanding why it's not okay to support someone accused of abuse, and therefore identifying with a figure who goes against the right opinions to have.
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Instead, it's when "in instances of pain or failure, rather than being harshly self-critical; perceiving one's experiences as part of the larger human experience rather than seeing them as isolating; and holding painful thoughts and feelings in mindful awareness rather than over-identifying with them," writes scholar Kristin Neff in Self-Compassion and Pscyhological Well-Being.
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When boys grow up without identifying with women, when they are allowed to grow into men without understanding that women are complex, three-dimensional people whose stories are just as interesting and valuable as their own, boys grow into a masculinity that inherently conceives of itself as better — and more human — than anyone who expresses femininity.
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Still, from using the watch for the past couple of weeks, I see two audiences for the Apple Watch Nike+: First, Nike fans — that is, those who are already part of the Nike+ Running community (about 30 million, according to the NikeFuel website) sharing their runs, competing with friends and generally identifying with the Nike brand.
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Something we talked about really early on was this was like six years ago, so Facebook and Twitter were really coming into their own, and it felt like whenever there was a natural disaster or a celebrity passed away, there would be the strange public ritual of people going on social media and somehow identifying with the tragedy.
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Enlarging her enunciated yowl and Kenneth William's articulated speed riffs with goth echo and brushing them with synthesizer, she reaches out to the hardcore unwashed with two accounts of doomed female serial killers and a fantasy about giving birth in a trailer you can bet lacks AC. Is she representing an underclass or identifying with it?
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After years of showcased servitude, the original "Siamese twins" Chang and Eng Bunker settled down in small-town North Carolina and adopted the lives of 19th-century Southern gentry — identifying with the white oppressor class, in other words, fathering at least 21 children between them, owning slaves and sending their sons to fight for the Confederacy.
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"They characterized these as 'essential' and 'defining' aspects of being transgender ... we can find nothing in the record to support this definition of being transgender, as all of the reports supporting both the [former defense secretary Ash] Carter Policy and the [former defense secretary James] Mattis Plan defined transgender persons as 'identifying' with a gender other than their biological sex," the court said.
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"Zimbabwe is supposed to unite around that monument, and, in identifying with the Great Zimbabwe, ZANU-PF is an organization that is intricately linked with that glorious past and should be permanently in power because of that claimed linkage with the past," said Innocent Pikirayi, a Zimbabwean archaeologist and professor at the University of Pretoria in South Africa, explaining the government's logic.
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"He is to a very high degree a cosmopolitan writer, a fact that he himself considers to stem from his lack of roots: he is unhappy about the cultural and spiritual poverty of Trinidad, he feels alienated from India, and in England he is incapable of relating to and identifying with the traditional values of what was once a colonial power," the Nobel judges said.
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When you're gay and grow up feeling like a hideous misfit, fully conscious that some believe your desires to be wicked and want to kill you for them, identifying with the Monster is hardly a stretch: A misunderstood beast finds solace in the solitude of the woods, but seems to endlessly face the wrath of the torch-bearing, small-minded inhabitants in the world beyond.
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A translator and critic as well as poet, Pizarnik lived between Buenos Aries and Paris, befriending Octavio Paz and Julio Cortazar and identifying with, while not necessarily emulating, the so-called poètes maudites of 19th-century France, among them, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Nerval, and especially Lautréamont (the last lines of her suicide note poem reads: "oh life/oh language/oh Isadore," Isadore Ducasse being the birth name of Lautréamont).
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By identifying with the Confederacy, white nationalists (whether from the Southeast or the Midwest, or even from Quebec) get to adopt the position of an underdog white nation struggling against oppression and occupation by both a coercive state power, and by a group of "coastal elites" — a thinly veiled euphemism for rich, well-educated, powerful Jews — who are seen as not sharing "our" identity, history and ancestry, but who have nevertheless illegitimately seized the important nonstate sites of power: control of the banks and the ideological power of the media.
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