I'll say this, you know when we look at other people's lives it's very one-dimensional, when we look at our enemies it's very one-dimensional.
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He's just so hot, and so deeply, deeply one dimensional.
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Sharks have had a rather one-dimensional reputation in the West.
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Well because customers are not one-dimensional points on a graph.
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And they aren't the only one-dimensional aspects of the film.
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This is a one dimensional, miserable and misleading portrayal of Amy.
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Nonfiction doesn't work, and thrillers with one-dimensional characters don't either.
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Candidates don't exist only on a one-dimensional plane called philosophy.
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One-dimensional employees are far more likely to crash and burn.
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The curriculum can no longer rely on one-dimensional case studies.
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"I'm bored by villains that are one-dimensional," Pietromonaco tells Creators.
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Again, though, we see that he's not a one dimensional player.
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How did you flesh out a one-dimensional character like Johnny?
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But other than Dolittle, most of the characters feel one-dimensional.
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And most parking lots are not one-dimensional (a single row).
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To her credit, Day doesn't depict Howard as a one-dimensional lecher.
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Pictures are often one-dimensional, but there's a personality behind the image.
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Now, I don't let others define me through a one-dimensional lens.
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So, there was never a one dimensional character in Erin or Patty.
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This hints at the theme of subservience, but it's pretty one-dimensional.
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And for me, that's so important because we're not one-dimensional people.
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The one-dimensional conceit of an evil woman isn't new, of course.
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That made us one-dimensional and more difficult to throw the football.
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Maleficent, in the the 1959 version, is just a one-dimensional villain.
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But this is a one-dimensional attempt to manifest three-dimensional fears.
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And then proceeded to turn her into an untrammeled — yet one-dimensional!
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Surely we all accept by now that women are never one dimensional?
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Are fewer children making San Francisco more one-dimensional and less vibrant?
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It is far too easy to make the environmental story one-dimensional.
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"All of us are more than one-dimensional," Cardinal O'Malley told reporters.
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Even the most virulent racists in "The Old Drift" aren't one-dimensional.
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I feel like modeling is very cool, but it's very one dimensional.
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But their views on one another were hardly one-dimensional, according to Page.
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But anything louder, like modern pop music or metal, feels one-dimensional underwhelming.
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But I'm talking about complicated narratives with nuanced characters that aren't one dimensional.
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None of which is to say that Sosa was a one-dimensional ballplayer.
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Many people still view apps as unsophisticated software with simple, one-dimensional functionality.
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They were disposable, one-dimensional characters that disappeared as quickly as the appeared.
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Samsung was only ever a one-dimensional winner on that triangle of prerequisites.
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This may sound one-dimensional, but then, so did many of the speeches.
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As far as fantasy arch-villains went, he was a bit one-dimensional.
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The steak is one-dimensional; the stew transcends the sum of its parts.
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He's a hectoring, sputtering, slapdash, one-dimensional writer who mistook loudness for passion.
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The Los Angeles Kings won two Stanley Cups without a one-dimensional enforcer.
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In this way, their use perpetuates harmful and one-dimensional understandings of fatness.
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But I don't think things need to be so divided or one-dimensional.
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If you think Australian red wines are one-dimensional fruit bombs, think again.
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I've been conscious of not wanting to sound one dimensional throughout my career.
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People's views are not one-dimensional, and there's a lot we agree on.
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In the news, though, poor people, especially members of minorities, are one-dimensional.
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But such perfection can start to seem sealed off and emotionally one-dimensional.
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"My family are not one dimensional characters in a refugee story" he added.
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Beyond the one-dimensional random walk, there are many other kinds of random shapes.
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And altruistic players are forever more difficult to curb than those who're one-dimensional.
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But when it comes to Bloomberg, media coverage has too often been one-dimensional.
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Mr Pitt's one-dimensional portrayal is not the only disadvantage the film suffers from.
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He came across as overly programmed, one-dimensional and itchy to go to war.
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So why is Dickinson remembered for her solitude in such a one-dimensional way?
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Every character is so one-dimensional that it's a chore to care about them.
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At GLORY 1, Schilt easily handled the one-dimensional gatekeeper, Errol Zimmerman in May.
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The other characters are just as one-dimensional, just as seething with useless rage.
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At his worst, though, a familiar one-dimensional brattiness comes out in full force.
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In the past, he adds, Asian actors have mostly been depicted as one-dimensional.
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Often, news media coverage of prostitution is sensationalized or one-dimensional, or plain disrespectful.
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Not the cloying, overly sweet, one-dimensional, too-thick, porridge-like generic carrot soup.
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It is just as important for people to realize I am not one dimensional.
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Thompson is especially good at rescuing poor, half-baked Unity from one-dimensional derision.
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This is one dimensional and not enough to identify you as a high performer.
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For cynics and skeptics, a platform that hosts petitions is one-dimensional and flat.
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I use that example because it symbolizes policymakers' one-dimensional perception of social media.
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And it's easy to think of North Korea as an irredeemably one-dimensional place.
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To simply read, memorize and recite Burns's poems felt pretty one-dimensional to me.
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One-dimensional, stereotypical portrayals have given way to strong characters who drive compelling narratives.
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The minor characters are also one-dimensional, but that seems to be by design.
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The passengers form a one-dimensional line to fit into a matrix of seats.
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With BLKNWS, Joseph combats the racist and one-dimensional gaze of the news media.
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Yet the economic picture here and throughout the industrial heartland is not one-dimensional.
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Your exercise regimen isn't one-dimensional, so why should your clothes be any different?
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It was feminine, one-dimensional and not at all ambiguous — the woman as Venus.
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But Mr. Gaetz is quick to say he is no one-dimensional Trump wingman.
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On Saturday night he tweeted a preview of the dark and "one-dimensional" underground tube.
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"Make them one-dimensional, stop that run, don't let them bust any runs," Bethea said.
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These curves can be one-dimensional, like the circle, or they can be higher-dimensional.
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We have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes.
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The Japanese soldiers, unsurprisingly, are one-dimensional villains, but all of the characters are flat.
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In part, another problem is that Android Wear's relationship to hardware is needlessly one-dimensional.
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Its relatively rave reviews almost always come with a caveat: it's a bit one-dimensional.
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It's a perfect environment for Fishback, who is far from one-dimensional herself, to thrive.
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But these aren't one-dimensional caricatures; most get a smattering of interesting non-stereotypical quirks.
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Its adult characters feel hollow and one-dimensional, relatable for neither children nor grown-ups.
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Complex issues usually do not have simple solutions, nor are one-dimensional analyses the answer.
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It's easy enough to dismiss the recently dismissed suitor as one-dimensional "Bad Chad," right?
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We're trying to tell as many black stories as possible and resist one-dimensional representations.
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Sanctions today are smart weapons, unlike the clunky, one-dimensional prototypes of the Cold War.
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Yet no matter how one-dimensional, they sell, a lot, to the exasperation of sommeliers.
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The one-dimensional characters of early network television dramas would seem boring and fake today.
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Hannibal was a one-dimensional man who seemed to live solely for combat against Rome.
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No amount of technical facility can make up for the one-dimensional inversion on display.
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Kate Orff, a landscape architect, dismisses walls as one-dimensional attempts to solve multidimensional problems.
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The narrative of her activism inevitably lends itself to some one-dimensional, feel-good reporting.
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Juno has troubles, but doesn't fall into the tropes of one-dimensional "troubled teen" characters.
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If you read Herbert Marcuse's One-Dimensional Man, you see him struggling with this problem.
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Sadie's husband, played by a gruffly handsome Morgan Spector, isn't the one-dimensional monster you'd expect.
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Each torus has a radius (just like a circle—a one-dimensional torus—has a radius).
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In these cases, the characters break the mold of the one-dimensional caricatures we're used to.
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More important, it feels one-dimensional to link phrases that contain toys with no further joke.
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They're still one-dimensional, but at least they're not being shoved into roles that don't fit.
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"I try not to be too one-dimensional, and use all the tools available," he said.
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A model is not just this one-dimensional person you hire to represent a specific brand.
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"She's not this stoic, perfect, one-dimensional female character," Deutch told Teen Vogue of her character.
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We are not one-dimensional characters solely capable of screaming and pulling one another's hair out.
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Winstead does what she can, but she really does deserve better than this one-dimensional role.
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"Anyone who writes fiction strives to show characters as more than one-dimensional," she tells me.
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Initially, Kratos doesn't seem all that far removed from the one-dimensional warrior from past games.
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While indeed a simplistic, one-dimensional corrective move, the album charms for its lovely, warm tranquility.
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"Companies expanded their one-dimensional picture of what a qualified board member should be," Dhir said.
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Black activists or people who work for racial justice can sometimes be seen as one-dimensional.
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Their cultures each influence the person they are, without defining them or making them one-dimensional.
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Henry Cejudo stunned Joseph Benavidez on the feet despite being thought the more one-dimensional man.
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Morgado and his men are cartoonishly one-dimensional: evil, hot-headed, violent, blood-lusting, callous creeps.
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The dialogue is cheesy and the characters are pretty one-dimensional, but the cinematography is beautiful.
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The offense was one-dimensional, but it was acceptable when Hasselbeck wasn't taking too many hits.
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As much as we love a good brown lipstick, it can read a bit one-dimensional.
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But the sheer weight of focus on one-dimensional anti-aug prejudice keeps raising distracting questions.
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The challenge for the one-dimensional Colbert was the lack of a foil to play off.
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For as well as he's played, he's a one-dimensional slugger now entering his late 30s.
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He began his career in Toronto as a somewhat one-dimensional post-scorer and offensive fulcrum.
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Rather than being a one-dimensional novelty brand, Duke Cannon actually supports its source of inspiration.
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Album Review Britney Spears strives mightily to be one-dimensional on "Glory," her ninth studio album.
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"Most of the products and experiences today are one dimensional," said Maslo co-founder Ross Ingram.
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In this novel, Gardner turns the one-dimensional monster into a fleshed-out and moving character.
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She precipitates most of the action but remains one-dimensional — less a character than a mania.
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A lot of models [on Chaturbate] are one-dimensional, but Cortana has a lot to offer.
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But it's also one-dimensional and reduces the complexities of medical diagnosis to a few numbers.
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The data we get this way, pre-imprinted with spin and mythos, are intensely one-dimensional.
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People don't see themselves as one-dimensional, so you shouldn't attempt to define them as such.
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His attempts to put his characters on TV mostly failed, because directors made them too one-dimensional.
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So basically, Heather is very well-rounded despite her very one-dimensional and kiss-oriented TV portrayal.
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He's a little one dimensional, but honestly, that's a general feeling about every character in the game.
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In that regard, a movie distinguished by its 3D and FPS format is, otherwise, pretty one-dimensional.
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I don't wish for this to be read as some sort of one-dimensional screed against Android.
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God of War takes a one-dimensional series and turns it into something with depth and emotion.
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The show pared them down into three characters who remained hopelessly one-dimensional throughout their entire run.
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Yet Target's small shops shouldn't be viewed in a one-dimensional lens, Moody's analyst Charlie O'Shea cautioned.
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The end result is The Grand Annihilation, an album that's muscular without being overblown and one-dimensional.
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In other words, these women realize they are defined, in a one-dimensional way, by their trade.
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He theorized the existence of cosmic strings — one-dimensional defects that stretch like strings across the universe.
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I think Darth Maul is revered in the Star Wars community, but he's also very one dimensional.
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People actually come and they're not this one-dimensional pink dollar that you think that this is.
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They did a good job of stopping the run and making it as one-dimensional as possible.
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The Klingons Once again, Klingons are painted as a one-dimensional species with no depth or intelligence.
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With a bit of math you can turn it into an equivalent one-dimensional, one object problem.
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I had been taught a reduced King, smooth and polished, a one-dimensional impersonation of a person.
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The movie makes no attempt to engage any current situation, basking instead in a one-dimensional nostalgia.
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Lost in much of the one-dimensional coverage of Mattis' book is what is actually in it.
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The president issued a very rash statement and misrepresented my views in the most one-dimensional way possible.
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This curve, called a worldsheet, encodes the history of the one-dimensional string as it wriggles through time.
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She subverts the clinical, one-dimensional eye of tentacle porn by giving it humanity—real feelings and reactions.
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With her clipped, icy British accent, well-tailored clothing, she's as one-dimensional as domestic movie villains get.
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Back then, I used Paint to create my fashion issue cover art and one-dimensional "Best Actress" statuettes.
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Black characters are not just these one-dimensional tokens to assuage publishers obilivity and pacify readers of color.
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But the misuse of this tool can make the people represented by all that data seem one-dimensional.
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" He added, "To characterize it as a one-dimensional, static number ends up doing more harm than good.
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What's new: In existing one-dimensional quantum clocks, each atom behaves as an individual and is measured independently.
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It's one dimensional, so it doesn't tell the user whether the subject is to the right or left.
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"It is wrong to have a one-dimensional view of what we are doing in Syria," he said.
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Other than Carol "KYO" Leeming's appearance on Bedrock's token trance track, Trainspotting's soundtrack is also staggeringly one dimensional.
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We will miss so many stories, lose so many narratives, when we only see these one-dimensional characters.
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The so-called trade imbalance is a one-dimensional view and a misunderstanding of the benefits of trade.
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In his essay "Everybody's Protest Novel," James Baldwin lambastes Harriet Beecher Stowe's one-dimensional portrayal of Uncle Tom.
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We've got to find a way to not become one-dimensional and just try to force it in.
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Her prose traffics in one-dimensional representations that Flatiron Books, its publisher, claimed it was attempting to dispel.
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Georgia's offense will be one-dimensional, and it met a mediocre North Carolina defense at their own level.
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She portrayed women as complex, to correct literature's pigeonholing them in one-dimensional characterizations as goddess or villain.
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The other actors — apart from Downey Jr. and Michael Sheen&aposs Dr. Blair Müdfly — play one-dimensional characters.
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When I watched this, I was so one-dimensional in my life and so driven on this pathway.
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Similar to Hustlers, the film offers an alternative to decades of cringeworthy, one-dimensional depictions of sex workers.
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It even makes fun of how the US stereotypes its enemies by depicting them as one-dimensional jokes.
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Texture. Winter dressing can be pretty lifeless and one-dimensional — we are trying to stay warm, after all.
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This jihadist narrative relies on a thin, one-dimensional perception of Islam, of America, and of the West.
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As united wholes, though, both solo discs feel gratuitously one-dimensional compared to what they're capable of together.
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An ordinary circle is a one-dimensional torus, and the surface of a donut is a two-dimensional torus.
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"I think the media wanted to see her as a very one-dimensional character in this story," said Abramson.
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Gabler writes that the actor initially turned down the role because he thought the character was too one-dimensional.
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Kitsch failed to become a movie star because his movie-star image — as one-dimensional brooding hunk — was boring.
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But beyond that, her mother matched other one-dimensional onscreen depictions of immigrant matriarchs: shrill, controlling, and usually clueless.
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One reason, he told Spiegel Online, was the "one-dimensional confrontation with the U.S.A." that Mr. Assange had sought.
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Around a decade later, Haldane also studied matter that forms threads so thin they can be considered one-dimensional.
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Don't let it be said that ABC chooses one-dimensional singles to find love on The Bachelor and Bachelorette.
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And yet, Goldsmith suggests, we have come to be rather one-dimensional in thinking about the four-dimensional life.
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It's easy to treat people like them as straw men: one-dimensional, backward beings fueled by hatred and ignorance.
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Moreover, it's not like Ball is a one-dimensional shooter who can only contribute if he's knocking down jumpers.
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That they don't think it was one-dimensional, and beyond that, maybe we all should be thinking of demagogues.
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Joe Harris is Not One-Dimensional Several teams around the league could use Joe Harris (including *ahem* the Cavaliers).
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Against the media narrative of Syrians as one-dimensional victims of war, this is a welcome blow against prejudice.
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In previous games, Kratos was largely one-dimensional, a very angry, very violent killing machine focused entirely on revenge.
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The two poles on the immigration debate are based mostly upon competing, one-dimensional portraits of immigrants in America.
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But I disagree with the notion that he was a one-dimensional sadist who brought little to the story.
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It's harder still when the players in those slots are one-dimensional or inconsistent players who don't fit together.
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It has been the one-dimensional, mostly-minimum-contract-level veterans they've acquired to supplement those top-flight stars.
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One-dimensional wrestler or not, Sonnen knows the importance of controlling his opponents hands when they take his back.
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How he fits: The Seahawks' offense was completely one-dimensional last season so they desperately needed a running back.
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Meanwhile, as Weiner points out, "unlikable" characters can easily become as parodic and one-dimensional as their sympathetic counterparts.
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RUIZ It's hard though, too, because so much of the discussion around sexism in music is so one-dimensional.
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But they are also vilified for being too smart, too focused on academics, one-dimensional and lacking personal skills.
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Yet for the Trump administration's one-dimensional human rights policy, none of that mattered as much as defending Israel.
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Both are missing here, and as a result Karen feels more one-dimensional than the subjects of her scrutiny.
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That was of great interest to us, because the character can't be one-dimensional, or else you don't care.
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It happens a lot to women; we're expected to be one-dimensional if we are to be considered feminists.
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First, it assumes that political ideology is one-dimensional, which would create a meaningful middle on which to converge.
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"This project provides an alternative narrative to one-dimensional accounts of cultural, ethnic, and spiritual conflict," explains a brochure.
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But when I look at him as a prospect, I see a one-dimensional banger without great acceleration or wiggle.
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It's 2016, and the new supermodel is not the icy, one-dimensional, stick-figure on a pedestal of years past.
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While the ground infrastructure of roads is one-dimensional, the sky is three-dimensional, and it is much, much larger.
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Nola Darling, however, is not a one-dimensional character; she is not flawless, and at times, she is completely disagreeable.
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That sympathetic view of their subject means Ahluwalia (and co-writer Rampal) make Arun Gawli a somewhat one-dimensional character.
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She is an artist identifying and developing a method for depicting a problem, not an ideologue making one-dimensional art.
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It might be because she's surrounded by one-dimensional characters from her conniving mother to her suspiciously put-together boyfriend.
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The unusual weapon and Green's fame made the story a media sensation and the troubled Woodson a one-dimensional punchline.
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" In Beyond Stranger Things, Matt Duffer admits that Steve's character began as a one-dimensional stereotype, "almost like [a] placeholder.
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How can the Oscars diversify its nominations when people of color are so often relegated to marginalized, one-dimensional roles?
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In terms of best friends in TV shows and movies, it's easy for characters to fall into one-dimensional traps.
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"You have to make sure guys are not just one-dimensional when they get to the major leagues," Jones said.
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I gravitate toward women that have a lot going on — I'm not interested in one-dimensional love-interest characters anymore.
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While it would've been easy to make Dani, Grace, and even Sarah one-dimensional, they have clear morals and objectives.
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I didn't want her to be this one-dimensional character that was only there to make the guys look good.
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He certainly has his moments when he shouts and snarls, but he never lets Ebenezer be a one-dimensional monster.
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It's one dimensional and basic on a level that makes it hard to even call the Night King a villain.
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To say a work lacks nuance, however, demands no specificity and speaks much louder: The work is blunt, one-dimensional.
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The results of these excursions diverge from the government-produced image of the FARC as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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Were the Syrian government the only power broker in its own country, the challenge would be complicated but one-dimensional.
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It happens a lot to women; we&aposre expected to be one-dimensional if we are to be considered feminists.
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All I find in the work is a literal and one-dimensional way of considering the duality of human beings.
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Björk has made several public statements regarding her experience challenging the often one-dimensional existence women have in the music industry.
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You could also think of it as being made from many one-dimensional circles (like many lines of latitude) glued together.
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Whereas smaller smart speakers tend to sound somewhat one-dimensional, the Home Max's two 4.5-inch woofers really complete the room.
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In previous games, he was entirely one-dimensional, a being consumed by rage, out to avenge the death of his family.
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You'd see nothing but single points in front of you, and nothing but single points behind you—a one-dimensional world.
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Alex Smith and the Chiefs offense tried to play catch-up, but they were painfully one-dimensional without tailback Jamaal Charles.
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Far from being a one-dimensional, knee-jerk, anti-establishment development, the drive for Brexit has been decades in the making.
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Diaz explained how the sport attracts a lot of wrestlers -- but they tend to be one dimensional and develop bad habits.
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Definitely. In the beginning, when we were first auditioning for the project, the character was a really one-dimensional, stereotypical nerd.
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"The Huntsman: Winter's War" is multi-layered and more than just a one-dimensional fairy tale adaptation, its director told CNBC.
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The flavor and texture was a bit one-dimensional as well, so in went dried cherries, toasted walnuts and lemon zest.
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"When you do that, you're pretty much one-dimensional," said running back Matt Forte, who gained 27 yards on 503 carries.
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He doesn't know his actors; he knows his ideas about them, and they are thus reduced to one-dimensional abstractions onstage.
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Anyone who's ever tried a matte foundation knows the struggle of finding a formula that looks natural and not one-dimensional.
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I don't think I've ever seen such a crude, physically one-dimensional production explode into something as emotionally and psychologically panoramic.
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But as a full portrait of Lincoln's views on slavery and race, the account is, to say the least, one-dimensional.
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Although central to the plot, Francie and her son, Sheldon, remain shadowy and one-dimensional, symbols of extreme sadness and loss.
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The show really fought against how Latinos were portrayed at the time, in this one-dimensional stereotype of overly exaggerated criminal.
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The one-dimensional black friend (or Latinx coworker, or LGBTQ+ sidekick) is finally recognized as trite and relegated to the garbage.
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One dimensional grapplers put on striking clinics after some time under Cordeiro—but often they fight in one gear: all-out attack.
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And the quality of the displays got better and better: from one dimensional code on a line, to two dimensional graphic displays.
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Edward and Nancy Kienholz's most harrowing pieces are also the ones that are the most fanatical and one-dimensional in their rage.
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It would have been easy for Fun Mom Dinner to use Melanie's weight as an excuse to make her character one-dimensional.
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It's not as easy to demonize people and make them one dimensional any longer, because you can look at them as people.
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In this show, Charles's father is an arrogant, one-dimensional aristocrat who can hardly wait to return to a life of luxury.
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On the bigger screen, a scene in which Olivia confronts Eric—one of the most dramatic moments—becomes overwrought and one-dimensional.
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I want to encourage him to not see masculinity as it is often portrayed and exhibited: as one-dimensional, stiff and aggressive.
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It's a romantic thought, but not one that explains the one-dimensional European-featured, loosely-curled hair of Latinx people in film.
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When I first arrived, I basked in what was a one-dimensional and perhaps naïve admiration of how beautiful my surroundings were.
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Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said he felt the team was too one-dimensional at times on offense to overcome Stanford's tough defense.
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The Illini (215-2, 0-1) were rather one-dimensional offensively, rushing 37 times for 93 yards while attempting just 16 passes.
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A real turning point is only reached when the two stop treating each other as one-dimensional symbols of an opposing ideology.
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And I was like, 'Oh dude, I'm so glad you don't sound like that anymore, because who wants to be one dimensional?
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As a pop entertainer, people see her as being one dimensional: coming out, shaking her butt and going to the next song.
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Even now, it's only once in a while that I see Latinos as the primary characters who are more than one-dimensional.
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"It's the same with a lot of these people—you find that their online characters are very one-dimensional," he told VICE.
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He is a deeply flawed, one-dimensional fighter with a near 0.500 record and whose best victories came over opponents without Wikipedia pages.
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Casey, sadly, gets the first criticism; her grits are undercookedJohn: Korean shrimp and grits with pho kimchi, which Graham Elliot calls one-dimensional.
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A one dimensional striker or grappler training at a top camp doesn't just get to go through the motions on their weaker aspects.
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If I couldn't be the hot or smart Asian character or the one-dimensional trans character, then I wouldn't be working at all.
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One thing is for certain: The creators of Game of Thrones and George R.R. Martin do not write characters who are one-dimensional.
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It is easier to see the victims as one-dimensional criminals, threatening the fearful police, and therefore deserving of whatever comes their way.
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She has largely become a one-dimensional symbol in our public imagination, asking that one question we all know so well every February.
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Its writers aren't working at the same level when it comes to turning a phrase or developing a more than one-dimensional character.
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It's proved so tricky in the past because Carbyne is a long one-dimensional chain of carbon atoms linked one to the other.
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I became a one-dimensional line, an atom, a galaxy—far beyond anything I had used to "test" the limits of the game.
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They are the boxed-in, one-dimensional roles women in entertainment (and in real life) have long been fighting to break out of.
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They made themselves one-dimensional from the start and it paid off in a 40-17 victory over the Titans on Thursday night.
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And that plays up against Denver, because if you're one-dimensional against this defense and play to their strength, things can go south.
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Technically speaking, Garcia looked robotic and one-dimensional, and I thought any prime contender with decent skill could beat a one-hit wonder.
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Though her match style is loud and one-dimensional, she knows how to play up the saltiness and drama that accompany the sport.
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And it was not one-dimensional, as most people think when they see someone who is black and poor in that time period.
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These choices are in front of all of us — are we going to use language that reduces people to a one-dimensional category?
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More generally, Ms. Haley has overcome concerns that she would be a one-dimensional insurgent outsider, similar to worries that dog Mr. Trump.
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But from the beginning Sunday it was clear the Chargers were not playing Baltimore's one-dimensional offense or its rookie quarterback, Lamar Jackson.
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I wanted us to be in traditional dresses and more feminine clothing, as well as show that women are not one-dimensional human beings.
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Equally unfortunate, it has forced individuals into unnecessarily one-dimensional categories: environmentalist or CEO, animal lover or profiteer, tree-hugger or cold-blooded capitalist.
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Like so many lousy science fiction stories, though, it's also about how the world might go wrong if people were cartoonish, one-dimensional imbeciles.
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It also flattened Hilton into the one-dimensional character that it appears the "real" her has spent the past decade struggling to emerge from.
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Phasma adds depth and nuance to a potentially one-dimensional evil enforcer, in a way that enhances her role on the screen as well.
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It's just about the fickleness of the music industry, and how one dimensional it can be when it's presented to you over a screen.
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Fatal Attraction has been criticised for its one-dimensional take on the scorned woman, and the same criticism has been made of the sketch.
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He made the objectively terrible Terry Crabtree in Wonder Boys likable, turning what could've been a one-dimensional character into a multilayered, dynamic one.
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" When Babu Bhatt, a Pakistani character from Seinfeld's early seasons is mentioned, Kondabolu doesn't mince words, either, calling it a "one-dimensional shit character.
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Dr. Haldane used a similar technique to analyze the properties of chains of atoms so skinny that they could be considered one-dimensional threads.
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Let's hope Hakeem choosing Laura won't turn Camilla into the one-dimensional agent of vengeance Anika became throughout the first half of the season.
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Instead of having multiple weak links or one-dimensional offensive players on the floor in crunch time, it's likely there will only be one.
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It's easy to focus on one aspect of a player's game and assume he is one-dimensional, especially when that dimension is so extraordinary.
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Tyler CoadyNashville To the Editor: Sarah Smarsh misses the mark in blaming the media for its alleged one-dimensional portrait of the working class.
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Like Warhol's own work, Als's characterizations appear one-dimensional at first sight, but on closer observation, they take on a much more profound meaning.
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It is easy to view towns like Plovdiv — with their quaint streets and carefully preserved, achingly charming architecture — as one-dimensional in their beauty.
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You may be a bit too short, a bit too one-dimensional, or have a jump shot that is just a bit too ugly.
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But there's a one-dimensional quality to "Ghostland"; Mr. Stadler's team obviously felt it was more important to record events than to explore conditions.
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Batman has always been more than just a brawler, but now he's strikingly one-dimensional in his brooding darkness, and, at times, stunningly ineffective.
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The conversation around the totality of DeRozan's offensive game should, though, because he's grown past the point of being a one-dimensional volume scorer.
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In fact, Quijano's Steve is one-dimensional to the point where viewers likely don't realize the character is played by a Latinx actor at all.
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The Kespry Drone 2 has one-dimensional, forward-facing lidar sensors that help the flying robots avoid obstacles like trees, cell towers or other structures.
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The barrio was usually presented as a one-dimensional hellscape devoid of complexity, full of violence, deprivation and despair—and to some degree, that's true.
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The frail seamstress Mimì and the fierce princess Turandot are two opposite poles of Puccinian womanhood, and both are characters that can seem one-dimensional.
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The artists that are included, however, explode the one-dimensional vision of Southern Californian femininity, offering alternatives vis-a-vis race, age, and beauty ideals.
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But a calmer experience can be had in beautiful, stylish games that could be called one dimensional — some just need a single finger for control.
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The trans community has been negatively affected from being "portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes," the open letter said.
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"The problem is the one-dimensional nature of the debate," said Volkmar Denner, chief executive of Germany's Robert Bosch GmbH, the world's biggest auto supplier.
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Even with a one-dimensional focus and without a signature policy initiative, the simple fact of Tillerson's trip is a step in the right direction.
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Nurses, who make up the bulk of healthcare workers nationwide, typically get secondary, one-dimensional roles in many hospital TV shows, Variety's Kathryn VanArendonk found.
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The film failed to impress critics: Some found it surprisingly dull while others said Berg comes off as one-dimensional, leaving much to be explored.
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It seems obvious that this applicant would be dismissed out of hand as one-dimensional, regardless of his level of gaming excellence and test scores.
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You often find that writing about this is sort of one-dimensional because it misses some of the economic motivations that go into the thing.
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The humor of this trifling anecdote is uncannily pitched to 3- to 33-year-olds, and Gomi's witty one-dimensional illustrations drolly complement his storytelling.
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The young adult genre contains a multitude of writerly sins, from one-dimensional characters to OMG prose that tries too hard for contemporary cultural relevance.
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The Boilermakers played ahead most of the day and made Vanderbilt one-dimensional by limiting running back Ke'Shawn Vaughn to 22 yards on 275 carries.
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I think the post 9/11 mentality on casting — that Middle Eastern people can only be cast as one-dimensional or sinister or both — is improving.
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The problem with their work is that the most harrowing pieces are also the ones that are the most fanatical and one-dimensional in their rage.
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But Bragi now also makes the Headphone, a more one-dimensional pair of truly wireless earbuds that only handles audio streaming but actually gets it right.
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The problem with Friends From College is that it gives us no reason to relate to or forgive the one-dimensional, utterly unsympathetic Ethan and Sam.
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Although there were some outliers, most white power music in the 80s and 90s tended to be one dimensional—hardcore punk fronted by gravelly throated men.
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A one-dimensional smoothie, he instructs her to dye her hair and employ a troupe of back-up dancers for an appearance on "Saturday Night Live".
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Portrayals of angry women so often feel one-dimensional — and it's easier for audiences to judge them for being cold, callous, or straight-up angry bitches.
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Generally speaking, it's either a one-dimensional terrorist kind of role or there's the union-encouraged 'all ethnicities' call, for which you really don't feel competitive.
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Mr Martinez, in particular, was a late bloomer and is a one-dimensional, brittle power hitter, the textbook archetype for a player likely to age poorly.
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Introduced as a cynical, drunken womanizer with strong ties to his sleazy family, Tyrion began the show one-dimensional and on the wrong side of history.
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That's right, one of the most one-dimensional characters has two sides, one played KJ Apa and one played by his stunt double named Matthew Mylrea.
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However, the touchpad feels very one-dimensional when clicked, it flexes at every corner, and it shares the same slick texture as the metal palm rest.
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The men in the film are wholly one-dimensional – almost as if their only role is to act as hindrances in the path of women's liberation.
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Many portrayals, even in TV and film, offer little more than one-dimensional villains for audiences to hate, negating the truly insidious nature of parental abuse.
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Following this explosive introduction, the film makes quick business of establishing Aoki—whose most famous depictions are literally one-dimensional—as a surprisingly multi-faceted subject.
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I want to relate to the music I listen to, but that's hard to do when I'm being fed the same one-dimensional themes on repeat.
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For now, Markkanen is a fairly one-dimensional prospect: he'll give your team offense via elite shooting and an already-differentiated game that features mature countermoves.
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I loved the first of those big studio films, 2014's Godzilla, but even I would admit that its human characters are one-dimensional at best.
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Somehow the truth of this portrayal and its human cost stings more than if he had made a bombastic portrait of one-dimensional heroes and villains.
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If he does, teams should know they're getting more than the one-dimensional shooter who came through on the sport's biggest stage earlier this decade. 11.
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Mobileye and the automakers will work together to build digital maps that record landmarks in three dimensions, and use one-dimensional data to record road conditions.
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To keep your children interested in the Paralympics, check out the Tom's Adventure app — a simple one-dimensional running game that features the Paralympics' official mascot.
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Americans are honoring the contributions women make across every corner of society by rejecting the politics that paint women as one-dimensional beneficiaries of public policy.
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" But no one who listens to Tidal would call Fiona Apple "difficult," or think of her as merely a one dimensional "bad, bad girl" from "Criminal.
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Even though these guys treated me better than the men I had in my life before I knew my "value," I'd keep these interactions one-dimensional.
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It's a bold choice given the ongoing conversation about television and film's portrayal of women as one-dimensional plot points, targets for sexual assault and violence.
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The texture is like almost mousse-like and the demi-matte finish that doesn't dry out my lips or make them look flat or one-dimensional.
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Vietnamese actors appear fairly one dimensional, as corrupt puppets controlled by the State Department, romanticized revolutionaries or a faceless mass of peasants caught in the crossfire.
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But the failings that made "Jump In" a disaster on nearly every level are hardly one-dimensional or confined to this brand or this particular campaign.
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On another show, Philip and Elizabeth could very easily be written off as one-dimensional ideologues, with the FBI playing the determined heroes — end of story.
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When these shallow, one dimensional stories become somebody's truth, do we start forgetting about putting each other in each other's shoes, regardless of religions or customs?
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But this took all of the nuanced, complicated roles away from black actors and made the portrayal of the black community very one-dimensional and narrow.
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The pair plays Vivian and Jane, best friends to Schumer's Renee, but they're remarkably one-dimensional and underused, especially with such talented comic actresses in those roles.
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Macron's approach has, however, caused unease among some French diplomats who call it one-dimensional, leaving France exposed to the whims of both the Russians and Americans.
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That lends the sound a certain sense of lushness, to be fair, but it's a one-dimensional sort that turns all music into the same congealed mush.
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As for Cube, he gets plenty of opportunities to show off his soul-withering stare, but beyond that, Strickland is nothing more than a one-dimensional hardass.
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Bosch, the world's biggest automotive supplier, on Tuesday lamented the "one dimensional nature" of the debate, saying electric vehicles were not the only way to reduce pollution.
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The biggest loser in that regard is Walton Goggins, an excellent actor wasted on a bad guy so one-dimensional, it's a wonder he casts a shadow.
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But one thing all agree on is that he is one-dimensional: pro-business but averse to ideology, cautious but given to technical tricks, unimaginative, plodding, parsimonious.
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And in Evans' mind, that war trauma informs some of the behavior that, without any context, depicts Gaston as a one-dimensional villain from the get-go.
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They usually gasp at the results — pages and pages of one-dimensional stock photos showing women behind black veils, failing to capture the diversity of Muslim experiences.
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"I think it's refreshing to see a story about women that's not just one dimensional," Kravitz said at a recent event at the Whitney Museum in NYC.
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Without a diverse community of directors, producers, and writers, the roles for diverse actors simply aren't there — or if they are, they're frequently one-dimensional and uninformed.
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It needs to present to the president and his senior staff a holistic view of terrorism, and insist that decision-makers divorce from one-dimensional perceptions – i.e.
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If a director is looking for an actress to play a one-dimensional role or simply be relegated to "girlfriend," Jessica Chastain isn't the one to call.
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Critics of island greens argue that they are a one-dimensional, unforgiving gimmick; proponents tout the dramatic stages they can be, particularly when the pressure is great.
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"Of course, the difficulty is that in many other systems, the property being decoded is more difficult than one-dimensional position [along the embryo's axis]," Walczak said.
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Familiar point particles become, at this highest energy and zoom level, one-dimensional "strings" and higher-dimensional, membranous "branes," all of which traverse a 21-dimensional landscape.
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On Fallon, we had so many musicians who came through and wanted to do something to show they can be funny, that they're not just one-dimensional.
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But the danger, she says, is that these characters then "cease to [be] real people," and then become those one-dimensional tropes that are so popular today.
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"Today we're looking at our smartphone or our iPad, and it's one-dimensional," said Clint Bridges, the 41-year-old, second-generation owner of Everglades Holiday Park.
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Maybe the fact that so much of the electronic music scene is underground, and therefore inaccessible to a casual observer, is responsible for these one-dimensional depictions.
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This season's bench is once more filled with aging, one-dimensional veterans, mostly playing under minimum contracts—but, at least so far, they haven't been that bad!
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He never creates a one-dimensional product, but is more likely to be caught carefully placing pieces of his creations around, leaving you to connect the dots.
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"There is a lot of interest in feminism and art with the feminist angles but it is often one-dimensional, tied to the body," Ms. O'Regan said.
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MARK MCGWIRE Call him one-dimensional if you want, but by the end of the '214s, McGwire was as obvious a Hall of Famer as Babe Ruth.
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But there it is: the imposition of a simple narrative on history, the twisting of events to create one-dimensional heroes and villains, the broad-brush symbolism.
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For me, the biggest problem was a one-dimensional fruitiness in a few of the wines that lacked the herbal, earthy quality of classic Châteauneuf du Pape.
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The characters in "The First Purge" are one-dimensional, the dialogue is cartoonish, and the visuals dangerously close to turning black pain into a simulated video game.
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"Straight-up apple ciders can be one-dimensional in taste," Jeffrey House, the owner of California Cider Company, told the drinks trade magazine Market Watch last summer.
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"We were caught up in the idea of genetic information being linear and one-dimensional," said Job Dekker, a biologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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They have a strong rushing attack that can control the clock and an experienced defense that shuts down the run and forces teams to be one-dimensional.
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Jacklin, who also won the 1969 British Open and 1970 U.S. Open, believes modern-day golf has become too one-dimensional, with imagination and creativity in short supply.
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This is something most of us understand in the abstract, but is all too easy to forget when we're so inundated with one-dimensional portrayals of famous people.
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Mark Trumbo is a one-dimensional power hitter who has always had problems getting on base and Jean Segura's a light-hitting infielder with no true standout tool.
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Thanos is every bit as dominating and destructive as fans of the series could hope, but he isn't the one-dimensional villain he so easily could have been.
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This was an era when the coaches of the previous season's Stanley Cup finalists picked the team and Milbury felt a one-dimensional enforcer deserved to be recognized.
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One-issue campaign: Swalwell is going all in on gun control, which could appear as a one-dimensional campaign while other key 2020 issues are on the table.
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I think that our enemies and our friends are not one dimensional in ways that we think, and I think there's a hole where Charlie Rose left off.
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" Handler previously had a long-running late night show, Chelsea Lately, on E!. She doesn't have many nice things to say about it, calling the series "one-dimensional.
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The same can't be said for Anderson and Williams, a pair of one-dimensional sparks who are critical to Houston's offensive success but liabilities on the other end.
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But this teacher's one-dimensional storyline fails to resolve the issue of why she was convinced that tweeting about murdering someone was nothing more than a good joke.
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O/U: 20043 ABOUT THE CHIEFS (22004-224): Alex Smith became one-dimensional in the passing attack last week after wideout Jeremy Maclin suffered a high-ankle sprain.
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Playing a team that's short-handed to a point they might have to become one-dimensional, it feels like the Niners are the only bet on this game.
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Such a one-dimensional reading misses the dialogues that open up in the encounter between the original and the Sturtevant, and among the various Sturtevants in the show.
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Federico Ríos Escobar documents FARC camps with a keen eye; his images diverge from the government-produced image of the armed forces as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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Even today, when a film like "Moonlight" wins the Oscar for best picture, typecasting is still woefully commonplace, and black actors are still forced into one-dimensional roles.
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Perhaps it's time cable news outlets rethink their one-dimensional storylines about how citizens have become partisan automatons who just do whatever their team tells them to do.
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But they realized that night in Omaha that they could never be in position to seek their second national title in three season as a one-dimensional team.
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Capon and Alonso initially read as one-dimensional stereotypes — a scheming Frenchman and a loud black man — but the unfolding story lets us peek into their true depths.
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The principal power players in this story are women — not just the four 'Busters — while the men mostly serve as eye candy, comic relief and one-dimensional threats.
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The vengeful acts that follow aren't out of character for the relatively one-dimensional being that is Deadwood's George Hearst, but the thing that incites them stretches believability.
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But I was dismayed that the peace- and diversity-centered curriculum she gets at her public school had left her with such a one-dimensional view of history.
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It's so crazy what he's doing with his voice right now and I couldn't relate to it less in the sense that my voice is very one-dimensional.
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She's done everything that male musicians are often romanticized and celebrated for, but instead she's been painted by the media as a kind of one-dimensional, psychopathic caricature.
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In Bardugo's collection, those who seem innocent are shown to be guilty, one-dimensional characters become more complicated, and mothers who once were absent are given presence and power.
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Because if you think that what time does is order events, then that order is a linear order, and you're talking about a fundamentally one-dimensional kind of organization.
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"Anytime that there's an issue that is not just one-dimensional and touches on several policy points, it's almost as if you're forced to pick and choose," she said.
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"We have grown up watching films and TV shows in which we have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers and one dimensional stereotypes," the letter said.
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While it seems to be conventional wisdom that the working class supports Donald Trump, a deeper look reveals that this group is not as one-dimensional as many assume.
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For the longest time, it felt as if Negan was a one-dimensional cardboard cutout of a comic book villain, and Rick a flawed, but otherwise well-intentioned, hero.
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It would be easy to write off the sneering, predatory policemen who stop him as one-dimensional characters if this sort of exchange didn't happen in America every day.
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Women do not live one dimensional lives, and thus their health care cannot be spliced in order to meet the ideological agenda of the president and anti-choice interests.
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Well into 19th century America, these lounges and university clubs developed a reputation for being one-dimensional, often carrying their exclusionary bent into mainstream critical artistic and literary discourse.
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Although colorless and one-dimensional, the black and white outlines attracted observers to the popular hot dog restaurant while muralist Aniekan Udofia finished his latest work titled The Torch.
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The article described Anthony as a one-dimensional scorer, and Jackson, who has been trying to trade Anthony, took to Twitter to basically say he thought the same way.
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By removing the agency of these women of color to choose a candidate that best aligns with their political ideology, critics are reducing complex politicians to one-dimensional figures.
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But where Judgment Day could have complemented these arresting visuals with a psychologically complex rendering of a newly hard-bodied woman, Sarah's character overall winds up disappointingly one-dimensional.
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The siblings are troubled by their criminal father, by his alcoholic wife, and by a school bully, whose one-dimensional evilness provides the book's first inkling of the supernatural.
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Second, and perhaps more problematic, is that the median voter theorem assumes political leaders can just move around this one-dimensional issue space at will to respond to voters.
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Instead it reduced them to a snoozefest of one-dimensional caricatures, forcing ill-fitting set pieces (a car chase, bad viral videos) on veteran actresses who deserve far better.
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The same fans may also understand why the Jaguars had not been in the postseason in 10 seasons, either, as their offense was nearly as one-dimensional and inept.
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Just as the time trajectory of a point can be plotted as a one-dimensional curve, the time trajectory of a string can be understood as a two-dimensional curve.
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Taken together, these examples of Jamie and Negra point to the complex and fluid nature of chimpanzee social systems, and the importance of looking beyond simple, one-dimensional behavioral measures.
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The result is that all of them are one-dimensional: Doran is well-meaning, Trystane is an airhead, Ellaria wants revenge, and the Sand Snakes … um … well, they like fighting?
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And soon, I found real bad girls who made Faith seem one-dimensional—bad girls who came for me, bad girls who became my best friends and my worst exes.
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When I heard them, I didn't really understand how a TV show could do this, because the kinds of shows that I watched were a little bit more one-dimensional.
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They became a window into the life of a Chanel-wearing debutante but created an image much messier than the one-dimensional caricature Hilton seemed intent on trying to sell.
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It all goes to show that women are not one-dimensional; we don't spend all our time shopping and going for blowouts (though we like to do that sometimes, too).
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Much of the trailer focuses on Zabka's Johnny Lawrence, the one-dimensional Karate Kid antagonist who got his face got kicked in by Macchio's Daniel LaRusso at the movie's climax.
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For them it evoked the "mammy" trope; the black woman as a one-dimensional figure who is delighted to tidy white people's messes and come to their aid after calamity.
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"Pipeline leak detection is not a one dimensional problem and, in all cases, requires a multiple pronged approach for success," Mike Tankersley, director of pipeline simulation for Schneider Electric said.
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"Brett Kavanaugh's first answer on abortion was nothing more than a one-dimensional recount of history that ignored the fundamental rights and needs of women," Kimmell said in a statement.
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As baseball has tilted ever more toward defense, with a renewed emphasis on brilliant pitching and athletic fielders, one-dimensional pure-beef power hitters like Duvall have become increasingly scarce.
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It received a heap of praise from critics, who celebrated a film that featured Asian characters who were not stereotypical or one-dimensional as in so many previous Hollywood productions.
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The runaway MVP did have a yearlong rushing performance for the ages, but as the preeminent dual-threat QB in football, Newton authored a season that defied one-dimensional description.
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"The media has caricatured Ted as this one-dimensional, hard-core guy," Mr. Panton, 44, said with some irritation in an interview during his business trip to Washington last fall.
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Most of the characters in "The Chosen Ones" are one-dimensional, either grotesque villains (the Nazi doctors, mouthing banalities about duty and racial science) or passive victims (the suffering children).
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If you don't, it went like this: he was a one-dimensional slugger entering his mid-30s who would almost certainly disappoint without the benefit of a friendly hitting environment.
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Together with his student Ge Zhang and number theorist Matthew de-Courcy-Ireland, Torquato computationally represented the primes as a one-dimensional string of atoms and scattered light off them.
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I think that we tend to conceptualize victimhood as a one-dimensional, pretty passive thing, like to be a victim is to be inactive or to be just unilaterally helpless.
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" Lemonis noted that the company is "so one-dimensional because Jeff pours all of his time into doing everybody else's job, as opposed to allowing people to do their job.
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Conceptually, a one-dimensional random walk is the kind of path you'd get if you repeatedly flipped a coin and walked one way for heads and the other way for tails.
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JPMAM described active share as a "useful, if one dimensional" risk measure and highlighted the index outperformance of their equity funds listed in the report over three and five year periods.
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Although the young woman of color was introduced as a high-achieving know-it-all, she quickly evolved past the one-dimensional box that Degrassi initially attempted to trap her in.
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As competition for funding and users ultimately tighten, one-dimensional consumer applications that are characteristic of the West may pave the way to multiple functionalities in the pursuit of additional revenue.
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We'll remember this tumorous epoch in 2018 for its infinite distraction, myopic Techno-Utopianism, blind faith in one-dimensional statistical metrics, and the curdled cheddar Caligula entombed inside the White House.
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This would have done double duty, both calling out how stereotypes about rappers appeal to white people's assumptions about race, and pushing back on the idea that rappers are one-dimensional.
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Amid negative and one-dimensional portrayals of Latinos and African-Americans in the media and pop culture, Gallegos and others say, "Blaxicans of L.A." is a welcome change in the narrative.
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McCluster-Bleep is a thoroughly one-dimensional player who can't duplicate the backfield carries Danny Woodhead produced in San Diego over the past year-plus, but he sure can catch it.
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Public policy must evolve with its people, and this means disposing once and for all with the idea that laws fashioned from one-dimensional thinking can fit our multi-dimensional society.
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No doubt Reese was not as one-dimensional as the upstanding figure in this book (in the Groveland case, King mentions, she had initially called for the execution of the defendants).
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He remains reliant on a one-dimensional economy, constrained by sanctions, mired in the reckless adventures he's pursued in Ukraine and Syria, and increasingly subordinate to China and its growing ambitions.
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In the resulting work, part installation and part fantastical solo performance, Ms. Forté-Saunders, an Urban Bush Women alumna, seeks to complicate conventional and one-dimensional notions of black male identity.
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Sharapova said she had been working on mixing up her game, which some pundits have seen as too one-dimensional to beat top seed Williams, who has long dominated the Russian.
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But if you look closely at Alaska's actions, and what happens to her at the end of the story, you can see that she's not a one-dimensional perfect wild child.
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As lethal as he was, that first-round series confirmed to critics that Derozan was little more than a one-dimensional scorer whose strengths don't translate in the most meaningful moments.
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Even if there's a boon to the artist in vaulting to a new price range, flipping the work in this way also reflects a one-dimensional view of a multifaceted artwork.
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He called the upcoming opening event a "one-dimensional party" — it seems he really wants us to understand this is a single tunnel going from point A to point B. Low expectations.
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One-dimensional players are too easily neutralized by the Golden State defense—which is what makes Teague, a crafty creator with a knack for sneaking into the paint, such a compelling fit.
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I really am surprised at how slow our industry is at adapting to this because no longer is it interesting to have a one-dimensional point of view about fashion and beauty.
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When Evans returned to action at UFC 192 he fought Ryan Bader and, to the surprise of almost everyone, got boxed up by the man many insist is a one-dimensional wrestler.
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Thankfully there's a growing body of TV shows, movies, and standup specials pushing past one-dimensional portraits of parenting to delve into its realistic, darker side, especially as it pertains to motherhood.
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In a year where critics lauded God of War for humanizing the formerly one-dimensional killing machine Kratos, it's more obvious than ever that Gordon Freeman is a cipher with a crowbar.
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But the movie made this so obvious by casting Anakin as a one-dimensional character whose only real emotion was angst, and whose only real development was how much that angst grew.
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Her one-dimensional character and the writers' (screenplay by Mehra, Sri Rao and Anuvab Pal) insistence on making this a one-sided film hamper both Kaif and the tone of the film.
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And yet, when there's throbbing bass and a cavalcade of hi-hats to contend with, when there are ever-shortening attention spans to capture, multifaceted concepts often get steamrolled as one-dimensional.
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God bless actress Linnea Berthelsen, because she does as much as she can with the one-dimensional role she was given, and her chemistry with Eleven still manages to feel movingly believable.
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And if you were to boil down all those frustrations, all those pipe dreams and one-dimensional fantasies, you would find no better microcosm than my Saturdays spent at the flea market.
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A lot of the time, Hollywood makes these stories about queer, trans, and minority folks and they get it wrong: there's offensive material, tragic storylines, one-dimensional, stereotypical characters with little depth.
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This isn't a genre-bending bodice-ripper about a one-dimensional historical heartthrob who's merely wish-fulfillment for viewers and a damsel in distress who finds herself lost in 18th-century Scotland.
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If there is hope for reconciling a deeply divided America, I believe it is in ending the way both sides of the aisle have reduced each other to ugly, one-dimensional caricatures.
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The stats: 11 games, eight sacks, and three forced fumbles in 2015 The circumstances: If there's one area in the NFL where being one-dimensional is OK right now, it's pass rusher.
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Student Opinion Do you ever suspect people are posting images on social media that show them in a one-dimensional way, to make others think they are perfect, with a perfect life?
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He cut Chris Carter, the one-dimensional slugger who has since been designated for assignment by the Yankees, and replaced him with Eric Thames, who had been a sensation in South Korea.
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" The room had filled, and Reiner leaned in to make himself heard: "As Nick learned that I wasn't evil, the father character changed to become much less of a one-dimensional asshole.
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Ace Ventura was the VHS generation's friend like Ricky Ricardo was to the TV generation, and The Cable Guy illustrates what could happen when real relationships are replaced with one-dimensional characters.
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He exists in the show to do only one thing — piss the audience off — and as a result he's remained as one-dimensional and irritating as he was the day he showed up.
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We put some pressure on our defensive backfield, they played a lot of man coverage and we were able to attack, trying to load the box and trying to make them one-dimensional.
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So for today's clip, let's travel back to 1984, as arguably the most one-dimensional scoring blueliner of all time gets a chance to show what he can do in his own end.
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The Nittany Lions (7-2269, 21-2500 Big Ten) shrugged off last week's disappointing 271-27 defeat to Michigan by relying on a stout defense and forcing Wisconsin's into a one-dimensional offense.
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The key for both defenses will be attempting to make the opposing quarterback one-dimensional – Clemson must continue its excellent pass defense, while Louisville needs to limit Kelly Bryant in the running game.
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The lack of attention paid to Cersei's machinations and Euron's character had reduced both of them to one-dimensional villains whose jabs at Jon and Daenerys feel unearned and out of left field.
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For every game about outright monsters, like Hatred or Hotline Miami, there are a hundred epic stories that justify sky-high body counts by turning your enemies into one-dimensional avatars of evil.
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She saw the holes in the portrayal of him, a one-dimensional, cartoonish portrayal as Darth Vader, the evil manipulator, but also the evil genius and the real brain behind the whole operation.
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Men have historically wielded the language of feminine virtue and amiability to shape us into one-dimensional entities; to see it here adopted again in an appreciation of our own bonds is unfortunate.
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Ms. McNulty's Anne is still wonderfully ebullient and eminently likable; she's just not the one-dimensional figure of other adaptations, or of, say, "Annie," the musical about another orphan that parallels this story.
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Fish and chips are an obvious example of how good a pairing it is, and New England fish chowder would be decidedly one-dimensional without the world's best-loved tuber in the picture.
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Based on Frank Bill's 2013 novel of the same name (whose paperback cover says it all), "Donnybrook," set in Indiana and filmed in Ohio, is a one-dimensional wallow in rural Midwestern miserabilism.
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That may have been the only reasonable path to take for children so young, even if it makes both books resolutely one-dimensional at a time when picture-book biographies are growing in sophistication.
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Van Damme was always too much: too Euro, too sexy, too revealing, too beautifully choreographed to fit into the one-dimensional action hero fantasies required by American fans, and he disappeared into remainder bins.
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By diving into the Watermelon Woman's backstory, Cheryl gives this one-dimensional mammy character a real persona and makes her someone with a whole life outside of the few degrading parts she was offered.
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That's made The Governor and his successor Negan feel one-dimensional, without any of the nuance required to make viewers truly despise, relate to, and even admire these characters all at the same time.
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A lack of a running game made Derek Carr and the Raiders one-dimensional last week, with the club falling for the fifth time in six games following a 216-23 setback to Buffalo.
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"'Black Panther' illustrates the progression of blacks in film, an industry that in the past has overlooked blacks, or regulated them to flat, one-dimensional and marginalized figures," a statement from the Smithsonian said.
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The defense needs to hold up - especially early on - to keep the Hoosiers from jumping on top early and forcing Maryland into a one-dimensional passing offense in an attempt to come from behind.
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The second season hasn&apost fared much better: It&aposs been criticized for its muddy and one-dimensional portrayal of the region&aposs politics, and for its conflation of American intervention with American heroics.
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"He has a real good understanding about how all of our rights as Americans fit together, so he's not one-dimensional in any way," said Jennifer C. Braceras, a former member of the commission.
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The truth is that Nightwish always had a strong pop strand in their DNA, but Tarja, for all her talents, was too one-dimensional as a vocalist (It's true, sorry) to let it shine.
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When disabled characters finally began to appear in books and on screen, they were caricatures: tragic cripples, angry cripples, helpless cripples, one-dimensional characters whose bodies were portrayed as sources of disgust and despair.
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Micah has promise, but he's still rather one-dimensional: nice, shy, gay, looking for love, and perhaps, on the whole, too defined by his transness or, rather, by his reluctance to talk about it.
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The pieces include heat-transferred labels in place of tags, flat seams, and one-dimensional graphic tees, all designed to minimize discomfort when in contact with the skin, Target wrote in a blog post.
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In Game 5, Popovich threw the kitchen sink at the MVP candidate: All the above strategies forced Harden into becoming a one-dimensional avalanche during one stint, and then a calculated playmaker during another.
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It's no secret that women are often given limiting, one-dimensional roles in films, whereas their male counterparts have more room to be fully-dimensional and flawed characters; action films are especially guilty of this.
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Throughout my childhood, I was exposed to limiting media and cultural representations of African-Americans that reduced us to harmful or one-dimensional stories and stereotypes of who we are and what we can be.
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Reluctant Trumpists, trolls, silent voters, lifelong GOP supporters, strategic opportunists seizing on the tides of neonationalist ideology, overt racists—they were, and continue to be, hierarchically compressed into a one-dimensional latitude: The Trump Voter.
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In June of 2016 Emelianenko was matched with the one-dimensional light heavyweight, Fabio Maldonado and 'won' via being the president of the Russian MMA Union and keeping his pulse going until the final bell.
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Jess O'Brien, whose book Nei Jia Quan profiles a diverse group of tai chi masters, defends the legacies of Delza and Geddes by asserting that the definition of the Chinese martial arts isn't one-dimensional.
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The time has come to reckon with the consequences of a one-dimensional approach to fixing the global economy by moving on to other options such as structural reforms and fiscal policy focused on infrastructure.
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The transition from angry Kratos to Kratos-as-a-dad is a bit jarring; it's easy to be cynical about a game wanting to make a previously one-dimensional character into a deep, multilayered person.
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The standard collared button-up shirt is an undeniable menswear staple, but as office dress codes become more laid back, they've become a one-dimensional piece — only to be worn in formal and strict settings.
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Seated alongside both men and women of the jury, Chastain emotionally explains how difficult it has been to watch film after film about women (with a few exceptions) depicting shallow characters and one-dimensional lives.
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Stereotypical assumptions about visual novels will persist so long as the games that comprise the reason for such thinking exist: the one-dimensional dating sims, featuring fast girls sometimes quicker still to shed their clothes.
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Standing 6-foot-9 and able to defend multiple positions, Covington isn't isn't Troy Daniels or Steve Novak, a one-dimensional catch-and-shoot statue whose overall impact can be erased by a defensive adjustment.
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His presence alone could force Vikings running back Dalvin Cook into a more one-dimensional role than the one he inhabited last weekend, when he rushed for 94 yards and gained 36 through the air.
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The Prismas are accompanied by a series of drawings by Burga that show small images of the works' sides; these one-dimensional markers of three-dimensional objects categorize, catalogue, and hint at possible shape arrangements.
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For now, the tool is relatively one-dimensional: It enables investors to calculate how their portfolio is likely to grow in the future if they invest a lump sum or save a certain amount each month.
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In case you don't live and breathe Facebook news (which I sincerely hope you don't), Zuck and company have been trying for ages to figure out how to fix Facebook's famous but one-dimensional "Like" button.
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So last year, a campaign called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health created the Be Vocal Collection, a selection of free photos that counteract the grim, one-dimensional portrayals of people with mental health conditions.
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"The original goal was to use a one-dimensional line or lines to produce three dimensional works of art that would follow the curves of the female body from all angles," he explains on his website.
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Will Barton's Contract Shots Contract years can be a fickle situation, and things tend to magnify in a negative way when the player in question is one-dimensional and primarily compensated for his ability to score.
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Of course there's a structural reason for making Gabe's colleagues, who also include his slacker buddy, Tony (Jacob Vargas), and Abby, a statuesque, risibly naïve young white woman from South Dakota (Maggie Geha), so one-dimensional.
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I know when I see parts of myself reflected on screen in fully realized characters — not one-dimensional bad guys or clichés thrown in for kicks — I almost always become a loyal fan of their creators.
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These shows certainly reinvented how we approached the mostly male antiheroes, but it is difficult to imagine how any TV writers' room worth its salt would ever sign off on someone as one-dimensional as Trump.
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Most of us have a pretty one-dimensional view of what just happened, but one of the best trauma surgeons in the country has spent years witnessing the physical brutality inflicted by these pieces of metal.
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Yet in tandem with artists Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko (and later John Romita) he developed a breed of superhero very different to the austerely virtuous and one-dimensional type then favoured by DC and its followers.
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It's a credit once again to the Mythic Quest writer's room that even with just five hours to weave a story, every main character feels fully realized and more complex than their one-dimensional first impressions suggest.
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And I feel like a lot of the Black women who are represented in the media aren't represented so positively, or are kind of one-dimensional — like Desperate Housewives or Real Housewives-type or Basketball Wives-type.
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Whoever's responsible for them must be a one-dimensional, uninteresting, irredeemable pile of shit for creating the perfect death bot and not leaving a single conceivable takeaway about the nature of the human folly that caused it.
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Westeros isn't a world where we're going to focus on teams of misfits questing to defeat faceless monster henchmen serving a one-dimensional giant evil bad guy, but, in the end, that's what HBO was left with.
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"It's important to showcase figures like Tupac and people that aren't afraid to stand up for what's wrong in the world and be themselves and show that African-Americans are more than one dimensional beings," she says.
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The iconography of The Club is common pop subject matter (both lyrically and formally, considering how ubiquitous enormous drops have become across pop sub-genres), but it's usually overtly glamorized and rendered one-dimensional, hardly ever relatable.
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Except for the Bakers, who are played with devastating heart by Kate Walsh and Brian D'Arcy James, the adults on 13 Reasons Why are awfully one-dimensional and a little too on-the-nose with their negligence.
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The rules of hip-hop were still being written when he came up, and as such, there are aspects of his work that may confuse or intrigue those who expect him to be a one-dimensional gangster.
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The biggest problem with the pilot of This Is Us, as I explained after it aired, was that trying to bury the twist reduced all of the show's characters to the most one-dimensional versions of themselves.
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Now on view at San Pedro's Cornelius Projects, the exhibition American Myths Violated & Realities Revealed brings together a selection of his photographs, revealing a vision of Los Angeles far removed from the one-dimensional façade of Hollywood.
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But the show has, at least to some degree, grown up with its characters, and where it once showed a one-dimensional view of female strength, it now makes clear that there are many ways to be strong.
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In the Indian film industry, where male actors are forgiven for everything from charges of manslaughter to hunting endangered animals, hoarding machine guns, and sexual assault, Leone is still one-dimensional — a woman synonymous only with her past.
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The change, which was orchestrated by branding agency Pentagram, fits with what seems to be the vogue in corporate logo design right now — simple one-dimensional shapes and serif-free basic fonts that translate better in digital formats.
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And yet, there is a certain one-dimensional narrative that emerges based on the visuals that we tend to see in the media: She is Middle Eastern, she wears a hijab, and she dresses in all-black attire.
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"I think all of us are more than one dimensional and I think, to be realistic, we have to recognize that there was more to this man than his mistakes," he said in a news conference on Wednesday.
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The lighter free-agent contracts given this winter to one-dimensional players like Lucas Duda (one year, $3.5 million with Kansas City) and Logan Morrison (one year, $6.5 million with Minnesota) may offer a hint of what's next.
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You may need to hide him on defense, and he may never develop into much more than a gunner, but considering the shooting needs of so many teams, there are worse ways a player can be one-dimensional.
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Lillard and McCollum were once scapegoats thanks to their one-dimensional reputations, but when both are on the floor Portland allows only 102 points per 100 possessions, a figure still good enough to rank in the top ten.
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That's what elevates him above a one-dimensional, one-trick source of comic relief — DeMarcus is absurd, but grounded; conceited, thanks to his singular abilities, yet just as desperate for authentic human connection as the rest of us.
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Your one-dimensional description of Canada as a "sprawling, bone-chillingly cold country" is the kind of stereotypical nonsense that makes me think you've been watching too many Bob and Doug McKenzie sketches on "Great White North," eh?
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"We have put ourselves in a position where the Turkish-EU relationship is one-dimensional, based on one topic that has created a balance of power that disfavors us," said a European diplomat of the 2016 migration deal.
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A final thought on controlling the placement of the fight: Demian Maia's performance against Jorge Masvidal raised the usual questions over judging criteria, but proved exactly why he is the most multi-dimensional 'one dimensional' fighter in the game.
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While the summery, funk-lite rhythm guitars and exaggerated blues chords suit Lizzo's excitement and zeal, Cuz I Love You presents corny retro-soul as an abstract token of fun so often that its celebratory force feels one-dimensional.
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That's what makes The Deuce such a great show — it doesn't deal in one-dimensional characters (save for maybe Abby, who only has three episodes left to prove she's more than just a spoiled college student looking for excitement).
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In the case of a two-dimensional object, such as the surface of a sphere, the thing that cuts it in two is a one-dimensional curve, just as the equator cuts the surface of the Earth in half.
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Kitaoka has been around the Japanese circuit so long and appeared to be such a one dimensional grappler that it is easy to forget that he has plenty of experience under fire and can be savvy when he needs to be.
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In Bird Box's vision of Eden for survivors of the rapture, there's no place for people with psychological disabilities For another, Bird Box makes the egregious mistake of depicting these characters as one-dimensional caricatures defined exclusively by their mental illnesses.
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Yet, we know that given the rapid pace of change and the complexity of society in the 21st century, a government-centric approach is too one-dimensional, too superficial, too costly and overly simplistic for the challenges that we face.
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Instead, Weekend Update and the cold opens are the two spaces where SNL gets blatantly political, and the show keeps leaning on smug, self-congratulatory liberalism, taking easy potshots at Republicans that make conservatives righteously angry and are stupidly one-dimensional.
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And for me, even as a viewer, that's what I love to watch, so I think for me it was really exciting to not just have to play the heroine or the vixen or whatever one dimensional version of this character.
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It's limiting, let alone boring, to simultaneously reduce and inflate Wade and Durant into one-dimensional superheroes; it is, among other things, a colossal waste to take Wade's distinctive cannonballing offense or Durant's unprecedented everything and caricature them into superpowers.
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Weber's season was a complete and utter mess, full of bad decisions from all involved, but no one is one-dimensional enough to be The Bachelor Villain™ — not even Peter's mother Barb, who is a whole other can of worms.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The African-American family struggling to fit in to an all-white suburb in 1950s America in the George Clooney-directed dark satire "Suburbicon" was intentionally portrayed in a one-dimensional way, actor Matt Damon said on Sunday.
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As he entered the larger and more heavily scrutinized arena of a presidential campaign — with actual stakes, rather than the "Apprentice" prizes of a charitable contribution or a job on a Trump Organization project — that persona became more one-dimensional.
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But Mr. Putin has lost that card in a world of lower energy prices and Western sanctions, and with a one-dimensional economy in which real reform is trumped by the imperative of political control and the corruption that lubricates it.
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But with the trends moving in one direction — cemented by No. 1 hits like "Bad and Boujee" by Migos and "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)" by Cardi B — "The industry started to realize that she's not one-dimensional," Mr. Jarjour said.
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Within this world of post-truths and post-documentary evidence, our only hope of creating accurate documents of history perhaps remains in going back to the documents and neglected sketches that our one-dimensional histories have often dismissed as propaganda.
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The safe way is to go all-out with the idea that this is an archetype-driven martial arts film, get an amazing choreographer, and throw John Wick up against a series of one-dimensional but distinctive assassins in architecturally interesting locations.
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The subsequent "Better Be Good to Me" emerges as a directive from the increasingly self-aware Tina that Ike (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, lending real heft to a potentially one-dimensional role) had better cry off his adulterous, abusive ways or take a hike.
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While some of these leaders had more progressive views on masculinity for their time—Newton saw the LGBTQ community as comrades in the struggle, for example—much of their legacy has been watered down to one-dimensional rage and macho posturing today.
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I just always thought you were this maybe, [y'know] one-dimensional guy, like this is your thing… My goal is for your listeners and the left — you know, who will be watching some on NBC — to say, 'Wow, that was really interesting.
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So a lot of times, in my experience, when I would get called in for certain roles, they would be very stereotypical or just very one-dimensional, or just very minor characters who weren't really having a chance to tell authentic stories.
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It was the kind of show I felt I was expected to like because it was revisionist and centered on restoring black women to the historical records out of which they are often excised, but in a way that was too one-dimensional.
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Pi shows up in many guises in geometry: in the integral of the function that defines the one-dimensional circle, in the integral of the function that defines the two-dimensional circle, and in the integral of the function that defines the sphere.
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And while Fantastic Beasts' erratic leaps between murderous gravity and childish silliness are distracting, one thing is consistent: the characters here can be silly, broad, naïve, bungling, or just one-dimensional, but a surprising number of them are in some form of pain.
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Even the most devoted Bachelorette viewers will have trouble seeing Chad Johnson as anything more than a one-dimensional bad guy, but Johnson insists that he's really not, saying that producers took advantage of his emotional state to create drama on the show.
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Geena Davis's Mackenzie Allen on "Commander in Chief," an independent, Nobel Prize-winning scholar who balanced managing global crises with being a wife and mother, was so dull and one-dimensional she was voted off the air after only a single season.
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The AirPod case is a bit one-dimensional, too: it's sleek, and the fact that it stores some extra juice for your buds is handy, but it does little else when you're using your AirPods than take up space in your pocket.
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Rather, it is to see them as one-dimensional characters (and one dimension is truly all we get in Darker) who are making choices that are way, way more impulsive and fucked up than anything you've ever done with your love life.
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Which often looks a lot like older experimentalism: See the blown-out shoulders, one-dimensional geometries imposed on three-dimensional bodies, and a suit sliced on the diagonal, the two halves then tied back together, at Jacquemus, a 2015 LVMH prize winner.
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So I've been more active about being honest and saying "no" to projects I think feel inauthentic or not in my voice and giving honest feedback like "I am going to pass on this because this trans character is one-dimensional" etc.
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His big victories were over one dimensional kickboxers like Melvin Manhoef, inexperienced prospects like Ovince St. Preux, and freak fights against the grossly out of shape Mark Hunt and a Gary Goodridge who should not have even been allowed to fight anymore.
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For all these reasons, it's virtually impossible to walk into Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon without high expectations and, particularly for those who identify as LGBTQ, without a concern that the show could be both exploitive and one-dimensional.
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"My latest drawings use color in a one-dimensional way and are perhaps a timid leap into what I know is a three-dimensional jungle for me to navigate through, a place filled with still unknown and undoubtedly provocative questions," she adds.
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" Hayes goes on to write of how Vaughan's singles "helped set the stage for the advances of the civil rights movement" by proving "that black women were not flat or one-dimensional and that a single black voice could sound multifaceted and complex.
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Students for Fair Admissions, which brought the pending case, asserts that Harvard stereotypes Asian-Americans as "timid" and "one dimensional" and unlawfully holds them to higher academic and extracurricular standards as the university favors blacks and Latinos under its affirmative action policy.
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Her dad's already well-known in his native Kosovo — he was a rock star in the '80s and last year founded The Sunny Hill Music Festival in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, to try and change the city's prevailing one-dimensional identity as war-torn.
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Garbrandt doesn't like being crowded or swarmed, and is rather one dimensional in his striking—looking only for right hands and left hooks—but he does counter excellently through small windows and his punching form (while not always "perfect") is crisp, economical, and almost effortless.
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"A lot of people talk about the yards we give up in the secondary, but usually when that happens we're getting great red-zone stops, we're getting turnovers, we're causing havoc up front with the defensive line, making teams one-dimensional," safety Will Allen said.
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But just as it's in the nature of three-camera sitcoms to draw in thick lines, smart TV creators (and Lorre and his BBT partner Bill Prady are certainly that) also understand that one-dimensional characters and gags don't stay fresh for very long.
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The more representation we have behind the camera, the more we will see the true experiences of women reflected on screen, without characters being reduced to one-dimensional stereotypes who are only defined by their marital status or their relation to the male protagonist.
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Stephanie is relatable (although, to Feig and writer Jessica Sharzer's credit, she isn't as one-dimensional as one might presume) — she buys socks at Target, wears practical outerwear like rain boots, and makes Swedish meatballs for her son's foods of the world day in school.
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What with the album's chewy pop hooks, glitzy textural filters, and absurdly high-pitched vocals, I accused Claire Boucher of treating Femininity Itself like an ironic one-dimensional caricature when in fact she aims to create a new, sincere, futuristic, explicitly feminine-identified pop style.
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Golden State has the personnel to run Love off the three-point line, and they do a fine job limiting catch-and-shoot threes in transition, but he's far from a one-dimensional threat, with an effective in-between game and capable pull-up jumper.
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It's unclear how effective a one-dimensional information campaign is in changing attitudes, according to Claudia Lopes, an affiliated lecturer in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Cambridge who has worked on similar issues at the nonprofit Africa's Voices Foundation.
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He ranks in the 21st percentile on post ups and the 193th percentile in isolation, per Synergy Sports, and is as one-dimensional on defense as advertised, rarely venturing outside the paint and then getting beat once the offense meets him at the rim.
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Manny Machado is an all-around savant and Adam Jones is just a tick less virtuosic, but the one-dimensional sluggers surrounding them can all make some seriously entertaining noise—of both the exploding-baseball and gale-force wind gust variety—at the plate.
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DAVID OYELOWO My first interaction with "Les Mis" was with the musical, and when I read Andrew Davies's script, it seemed very apparent that I could bring real layering and complexity to this character, who in the musical is a much more one-dimensional villain.
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But I feel a sense of comfort in his elevated tone and unfamiliar words often laced with laughter and strung together to form an Arabic conversation that my daughter and I try hard to imitate but our one-dimensional American palettes can't seem to duplicate.
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Hildi's interiority barely surpasses the one-dimensional; when she's not an angelic presence for Django, usually some kind of act of violence is being enacted upon her: tortured at her master's command, held hostage with a gun to her head during the climactic shootout.
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Hildi's interiority barely surpasses the one-dimensional; when she's not an angelic presence for Django, usually some kind of act of violence is being enacted upon her: tortured at her master's command, held hostage with a gun to her head during the climactic shootout.
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Waiters played a fine series in the first round against the overmatched Dallas Mavericks, but he—along with Roberson, Morrow, and pretty much every other Thunder reserve—is the kind of ragged, one-dimensional player the Spurs usually exploit as a matter of course.
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The other claims that she's not really a "sex rapper," that she has many more feathers in her cap, and that to categorize her in this way is to diminish her — as if being a sex rapper were somehow a limited, one-dimensional role.
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He seems equally happy doing any of these things and it serves to make him a far more dangerous proposition as a 'one dimensional grappler' than the scores of great wrestlers who have entered MMA but who can only shoot from a mile away.
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"I would say to anybody who is voicing concerns about this being a female character trope of a classic femme fatale, I think in coming weeks you'll find that she's not as one-dimensional or as general as you might imagine her to be," she said.
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But match ups against the one dimensional Demian Maia, the aging Robbie Lawler, or old rival Carlos Condit—who has managed to continue rising in the rankings by not fighting—could be fun and a more fitting test of what he's got left in the tank.
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Fortunately, Mr Zverev has plenty of time to improve on both sides of the ball, and his title on the slow clay in Rome proves that he is more well-rounded than one-dimensional attacking players such as Mr Isner and the electric-serving Australian Nick Kyrgios.
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In all the ones I've tried, only two have passed this test: the Erato Apollo 7s, which were still far too expensive and one-dimensional, and the Samsung Gear IconX earbuds, which have terrible battery life and are only really an option if you're a Samsung user.
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Stylistically, The Jim Gaffigan Show, which is shot mostly on location in downtown Manhattan, seems freer this season, unafraid to go-full-on fantasy (as it does in "The Trial") or to push its one-dimensional characters, like the overly optimistic Jeannie Gaffigan, in new directions.
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Most of the wine that's sold is monotone, and the wine that claims not to be monotone is, Grahm believes, pretty monotone, too, made in the style of the one-dimensional "fruit bomb" wines that he associates with the reign of the wine critic Robert Parker.
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First, that it is yet another instance of a systemic civil rights violation against an economically and racially oppressed segment of our society; and second, that the emphasis on technology-based instruction in general fosters a dependence on a one-dimensional system that denies fundamental group interaction.
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In the post on Twitter, Jackson signaled his approval of a Bleacher Report article that examined the evolving relationship between Jackson and Anthony and concluded that Jackson had erred in thinking he could transform Anthony from a one-dimensional scorer into a more well-rounded player.
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"I feel like I couldn't have found a straight role with that much complexity, because oftentimes with Latinos we go into roles that are written specifically for Latinos and they're either tropes or one-dimensional representations of who we are," Raúl Castillo recently told Business Insider.
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Rooted in the concept that disabled people are somehow one-dimensional, inspiration porn is what informs articles that literally begin with "So inspiring!" like the one published in early 2015 in US Weekly about fashion label and marketing company FTL MODA featuring runway models using wheelchairs.
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In a post-premiere interview following the screening, the producer, Mustafa Uslu, said that he was tired of seeing films that portrayed one-dimensional narratives about the Holocaust, suggesting that it was time to focus on different dimensions of Nazi crimes, hence his decision to make Cicero.
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"The underlying premise of these products is not only ineffective, but problematic: when we think of sexual assault as a one-dimensional issue, it doesn't help us to really understand the complexity of sexual violence," Laura Palumbo, Communications Director for the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, told Gizmodo.
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Even though she threatened my life in our first exchanges, and even though I never saw a social media post from her in four years where she expressed anything less than total allegiance to the so-called Islamic State, I can't see Muthana as a one-dimensional monster.
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Anyways, in the new trailer for Fifty Shades Darker, the sequel to that other movie also about PG-13 sex and troubling patriarchal overtones and one-dimensional characters, Miguel covers Beyonce's moody "Crazy In Love," —which she already covered as a remix for her original song— to amazing results.
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The word is sometimes translated as 'mascot', but yuru-kyara are significantly different from mascots in the West, such as those associated with professional sports teams, which tend to be benign, prankish one-dimensional court jesters that operate in the narrow realm of the sidelines during game time.
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It's not that Chuck & Larry has aged so poorly because of its crude humor, or because our society is less tolerant of work that's offensive to marginalized communities, but precisely because the meek efforts Chuck & Larry make in the name of "tolerance" now seem so transparent and one-dimensional.
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Art that's thematically similar to Hunter Gatherer reflects how messy human connection is, and how often we can get it wrong; both Ashley's character and how he affects those around him shows how far we've come from one-dimensional black characters that populated 90s television shows and movies.
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The problem is, these fictional moms seem to be perpetuating the idea moms are one-dimensional beings that just want bling (one suggests having jewelry among the prizes available for those tickets), mani-pedis, and rom-coms instead of kid-friendly Top 40 songs blasting through the restaurant.
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And so as you think about, not just AI, but also around what can we provide, what features can we provide within these products that allow people to get to know someone in a way that they wouldn't have with just a one-dimensional photo and a swipe?
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Physicists had encountered these kinds of curves for a long time in situations where, for instance, they were studying the boundary between clusters of particles with positive and negative spin (the boundary line between the clusters of particles is a one-dimensional path that never crosses itself and takes shape randomly).
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Its portraits of these two working-class Black women have been painted with snobbery and scorn," while Emanuel Levy at Variety wrote that the "characterization of the Black protagonists is so shallow and one-dimensional that if white filmmakers had made the movie they might have been charged with racial stereotyping.
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Growing up, I rarely saw people who looked like me in movies or on TV. When I did catch a South Asian performer, they were usually being forced to reduce themself to some one-dimensional stereotype—like the owner of a 7-Eleven or some sort of "model-minority" math wiz.
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"She wears short skirts I wear T-shirts She's cheer captain And I'm on the bleachers" The casting of other women as one-dimensional sluts competing for the attention of men, the rock-throwing, the bitterness — it's all classic teen angst and it's all behavior Swift struggled to grow out of.
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I need Devon to have a breakthrough and show some inner power soon or she's going to remain very one-dimensional and forced into submission by her husband — as we see in the flashback of a post-coital sex scene where Devon asks if she can come work for Richie.
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Niantic is ironing out the game's kinks, but making it one-dimensional in the process But, like the removal of the third-party mapping apps (and I'm sure this is the bigger gripe for most players), killing the battery-saving mode stops people playing Pokémon Go the way they want to.
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The filmmakers' decision to portray Cheney as a one-dimensional character devoid of values, however, obscures the complexities of a wide range of issues -- such as the limits of executive authority, the propriety of military intervention, the role of the United States in the world and the ethics of power.
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For the 15 years that Tom Helme and his business partner Martin Ephson owned Farrow & Ball, the British paint manufacturer known for its moody shades — and names — including Savage Ground (a stonewashed yellow) and Smoked Trout (a red-tinged taupe), Helme constantly worked in the one-dimensional paradigm of wall color.
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While The Black Book was made for a time when the whitewashed publishing industry needed an intervention, Joseph's "news-creation machine" is an assertion of Black identity within the news media, which has more often than not depicted Black stories and bodies through a deeply racist and one-dimensional gaze.
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In children's and young-adult literature, stories that grapple with the often unsettling emotions of children are hardly rare, but wide-release films made for kids still tend to stick to comedy, or offer fantasies of pint-size, one-dimensional heroes who overcome mean enemies and fulfill their triumphant destinies.
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Its stories are character-driven, and Steven Universe uses its quick, 11-minute episodes to build its characters from seemingly one-dimensional stereotypes — the "cool" gem, the "anxious" gem, the "gross" gem, the excitable little boy — into fully realized people/aliens with motivations and secrets that guide every moment of their behavior.
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This was an era where companies like DC and Marvel were still figuring out exactly how to monetize their properties on the big screen, how to tell superhero stories that weren't so one-dimensional, and how to write talent contracts so you didn't end up with with three Batmen in four connected movies.
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Unsurprisingly, participants in "patriotic correctness" tend to have a lot of ideas about how American history ought to be taught, and are greatly sensitive to attempts to change traditional American-greatness curricula to emphasize the participation of marginalized groups, or to portray the Founding Fathers as anything less than one-dimensional heroes.
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But her run to the Wimbledon final not only proved that her game is no longer one-dimensional as it was in the past, when she would only venture off the baseline as a last resort, but that she also has the weapons to make an impact on the sport's slickest surface.
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The anthropomorphic books having identity crises in the face of new technology, the literally one-dimensional characters aspiring to develop in a badly written story, and even the "angry friends and relatives" fuming at the award-winning autobiographical novelist — a bearded fellow, probably Karl Ove Knausgård — are all drawn in the same manner.
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The mysteries — involving nuns possibly murdered by a ghost in the pilot, and deaths connected to a faith healer in a subsequent episode — are too thinly constructed to hold your interest, and the characters are likewise one-dimensional and dull, quite a trick considering how interesting the actual Conan Doyle and Houdini were.
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While the other women characters were fairly one-dimensional — Catelyn was a dutiful mother, Cersei was cruel and power-hungry, Arya was a tomboy, Sansa was a lovestruck teen, and every other woman on the show was basically an extra or a plot device — Daenerys was dynamic and her struggle was compelling.
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What Reitman, Hugh Jackman (who magnificently captures Gary Hart), Matt Bai (who wrote the book "All the Truth Is Out," on which the film is based), Jay Carson (co-screenwriter with Bai and Reitman) and this film ensemble have done is provide an opportunity to break through the amber to go beyond the one-dimensional.
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The problem is that the factors that went into winning the Cold War are lacking now: a relatively consistent strategy that had evolved over decades, a determined and mostly unified alliance, and a Soviet adversary that was militarily strong but economically weak and one-dimensional, with an economy driven primarily by its energy production.
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They used their crude stone tools to fashion rosters built around one-dimensional scorers and complementary oafs, they entrusted a generation of poker-faced retreads as stewards of team culture and leaders of men, and of course they failed, but they were at least failing honestly, because they authentically didn't know how to succeed.
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When men turn some women into sexual objects, the women who are inside that box are one-dimensional, while those outside of it become disposable; the ones who refuse to be disposed of, who continue to insist on being seen and heard, are inconvenient and pitiable at best, deceitful shrews and crazy harpies at worst.
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Within the cannabis industry, the image of women who regularly smoke weed is fairly one-dimensional: Thanks to Instagram accounts for apparel companies like Bong Beauties and scantily clad models on the covers of publications like High Times, women within the marijuana industry have traditionally been heavily sexualized, relegated to the role of short-skirted "dabtender" at cannabis expos.
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At this point in the summer, it's all too easy for a regular moviegoer to get the blockbuster blues — that weary and slightly exasperated feeling of having seen too many sequels and reboots and computer-generated explosions, too many green-screen sets and superheroes and motion-capture creatures, too many nostalgic reimaginings and 3D movies with one-dimensional characters.
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And the message that the mainstream record-buying public has sent to the industry is that it doesn't much care about female emcees unless they are larger-than-life caricatures that tragically reinforce and celebrate white beauty standards and cartoonish, one-dimensional sexuality that fronts like it is all about female sexual agency when it isn't.
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But apart from a single implied glimpse of Andy's dad and a once-happy family now broken up because of Reasons, we have no idea who these people are or what they're doing in this musty apartment building, overseen by the world's creepiest maintenance guy, or why Karen is now dating an equally one-dimensional jerk named Shane.
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So I guess I'm pretty one-dimensional, but an ideal candidate for taking on a book like The Bag I'm In. Also, I figured it would be cool to share some of the sartorial tidbits I've gathered over the last 21960 or so years for the next generation of "yoof culture" historians, and before my brain evaporates into jelly.
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And the Bush administration eventually discovered that a one-dimensional approach, measuring countries almost exclusively on their commitment to fighting Islamic terrorists, left it little leverage when their partners in counterterrorism took other steps opposed to American interests — from the Chinese claiming portions of the South China Sea to increasing Russian threats against former Soviet states.
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While Detroit's premise would suggest it's broaching another segment of our generations-long conversation about race, its scenes of black people suffering detached from scenes of black people also working, laughing, loving, and living — as they still managed to do over decades of systemic oppression — makes it feel like a one-dimensional conversation that prioritizes pain over humanity.
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The list of players outpacing Jones in voting who cannot match his 62.8 career WAR includes not only Vizquel — who hit a scant 80 career home runs but is held to a different standard because he was a shortstop — but also Sammy Sosa, Gary Sheffield, Jeff Kent and Fred McGriff, who were one-dimensional in comparison with Jones.
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After being briefed about a recent chimeric incursion, you explore your HQ, upgrading your equipment, completing some fetch quests, and trying to squeeze any bit of charm you can out of the game's mostly one dimensional supporting cast—a too-large crew featuring your standard archetypes, like suspicious scientist, hard-assed mentor, and naive do-gooder.
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The worst of today's TV fathers — the doofus dads of the new CBS shows "Kevin Can Wait" (starring Kevin James) and "Man With a Plan" (with Matt LeBlanc) for instance — have lost the authoritarian strain and are back in a one-dimensional dad prison, the polar opposite of the "Father Knows Best" one, but a prison nonetheless.
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Alex Brouillet, 30, filmmaker and bookseller: The female gaze seems to be the underused gender swap of the male gaze which dominates the objectification of women in our pop culture, and I think it's part of the theme of both of these movies; taking very one-dimensional sexploitation stuff from the 70s and turning it into feminism.
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"We feel that 3D scanning technologies can not only provide a very useful tool for volunteers on the field, but also present alternative ways of representation for the crisis that unfolds in front of our eyes, and which is being portrayed in a very one-dimensional way, with this horror being normalized, and us viewers becoming accustomed to it," the Embassy spokesperson says.
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Bernie Sanders referring to Morales' ouster as a "coup" to the White House praising his resignation as a step forward for democracy in the region, opinions about his escape from Bolivia often have little to do with the facts on the ground, where neither he nor his opposition are the one-dimensional heroes or villains they are regularly portrayed as abroad.
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